Wendy Lesser

The Business

By Wendy Lesser May 17, 1973

Cambridge literati tend to forget that selling used books is basically just another business. There are plenty of things to

By Wendy Lesser May 10, 1973

H ISTORICAL DRAMAS are difficult to bring alive. Unless the audience has a highly improbable passion for historical facts, the

By Wendy Lesser April 20, 1973

N O COUNTRY IN THE WORLD is producing drama as exciting as the stuff that has come out of post-war

By Wendy Lesser March 06, 1973

A N INTERVIEW WITH a mime? Sounds contradictory. But in fact David Fechtor is one of the more verbal people

By Wendy Lesser February 22, 1973

E VERY YEAR AT ABOUT this time you overhear the same conversation in the dining hall: "What's your thesis about?"

By Wendy Lesser November 04, 1972

L UCKILY I HAVE a friend named Mrs. Emmett, Class of 1907, who insists on keeping informed about what young

By Wendy Lesser October 07, 1972

F OLLOWING THE LATEST stage trend of religion-mongering, Arthur Miller has given us yet another modernization of the Bible, specifically