John Lahr: Terence Rattigan’s “Man and Boy” review. by John Lahr

For the nearly two decades between his first hit, “French Without Tears” (1936), and his 1954 play “Separate Tables,” Terence Rattigan was the West End’s most successful playwright: according to Geoffrey Wansell’s 1995 biography, two of his plays ran for more than . . . (Subscription required.)

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