Howard Katz
by Patrick Marber“In Howard Katz, Patrick Marber skillfully recaptures the essence of one man’s cosmic struggle. . . . A dream-play, a nightmare-play, a sad-funny life and death play. A must.” –Sunday Times (London)
“In Howard Katz, Patrick Marber skillfully recaptures the essence of one man’s cosmic struggle. . . . A dream-play, a nightmare-play, a sad-funny life and death play. A must.” –Sunday Times (London)
Patrick Marber’s Howard Katz has been hailed as “a gripping piece of work” (Sunday Telegraph). This haunting play is centered on its title character, a hard-as-nails talent agent now down on his luck. Marber traces the story of the mighty Katz through almost dreamlike flashbacks, capturing a man in free fall, while he determinedly clings to life. Marber’s tale is a universal one about the search for faith and the power of love to touch even the most hardened soul.
“Howard Katz is one of the most fascinating, relevant, and thoughtful plays to hit London in recent years.” –Time
“In Howard Katz, Patrick Marber skillfully recaptures the essence of one man’s cosmic struggle. . . . A dream-play, a nightmare-play, a sad-funny life and death play. A must.” –Sunday Times (London)
‘marber wants to catch the textures of Jewish London as well as Beckett did for Catholic Ireland and Mamet for urban America, and he succeeds.” –The Financial Times