On the Stage and Off

Focusing on Jerome K. Jerome's personal experiences in late-nineteenth-century theater, this monograph offers a blend of humor and insight into the world of acting. The chapters cover various aspects of theatrical life, from aspirations to the realities of backstage dynamics. Jerome, known for his comedic style, provides a unique perspective on the evolution of stage productions. This edition includes a biography of the author, making it a valuable addition for theatre enthusiasts and collectors of vintage literature.