Chock-full of intimate encounters and scathing gossip, The Honourable Beast is the memoir-diary of the late John Dexter, the Tony Award-winning director of numerous plays and operas.
A pseudonym used by Harry Whittington, Lawrence Block, Marion Zimmer Bradley, John Coleman, Arthur Jean Cox, Richard Curtis, Harvey Hornwood, Al James, William Knoles, Jack Moskovitz, Milo Perichitch, Arthur Plotnik, Robert Silverberg, George Henry Smith, Donald Westlake, Hugh Zachary, among others.
This probably deserves a much better rating but I have little interest in the opera and similar arts. I did not even know who this man was, never heard of him but it was still interesting.
Fabulous account of some of the most important periods in Dexter's career, and of theater and opera in the 70s and 80s. As a bonus, he calls numerous artistic luminaries the c-word.