A Man for All Seasons | Drama Based on Life of Thomas More Opens
In the following review, which originally appeared in The New York Times on November 23, 1961, Howard Taubman offers a positive assessment of A Man for All Seasons, noting Bolt's skills as a writer and his ability to present his plot and characters in a manner that allows the audience to form its own opinions regarding the people and events depicted.
In A Man for All Seasons Robert Bolt has written a play that is luminous with intelligence and steely with conviction.
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