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Journeys in the Night

“A good story and a great cast... the fun of JOURNEYS IN THE NIGHT is found in the happy accidents, fantastic luck, and fairy godmothers that enabled the Circle to achieve early success with plays by Tennessee Williams and Eugene O’Neill, and then to endure and prosper.”
 — The New York Times Book Review

“Producer and director Mann was the muse behind the creation, survival, and triumph of Circle in the Square Theatre.  A delightful insider’s view.”
— Library Journal

"A fascinating, deeply moving story... Circle in the Square remains an astonishing chapter in the history of American theatre."
— American Theatre

"One of the most important leaders of mid-20th century American Theater, Mann has written a thoroughly engaging autobiography."
— Choice



Theodore Mann was a guiding force at Circle in the Square Theatre since its inception Off-Broadway in 1951. The company first triumphed under powerhouse stage director Jose Quintero (a Circle co-founder with Mann), followed by other great directors like: Mike Nichols, Steven Porter and Theodore Mann. Circle in the Square eventually offered up over 175 productions starring luminaries of 20th Century American theatre, including George C. Scott, Colleen Dewhurst, Jason Robards, Geraldine Page, James Earl Jones, Annette Bening, Raul Julia, Al Pacino, Lillian Gish, Salome Jens and many more. In 1972 Circle in the Square moved into its new home on Broadway, where the company proved that it was possible to vibrantly present the classics in repertoire with new plays.

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