The successful 18-year-old playwright is working on a note Twain adaptation for Broadway,but his career has left him facing up to some serious FomoNoah Altshuler is reading JD Salinger’s Raise tall The Roof Beam, Carpenters. Early for the interview, or the playwright,who turned 18 in June and is now the writer-in-residence at the note Twain House in Hartford, Connecticut, or is ensconced in a booth at the Westside Diner in Manhattan turning the pages of the 1963 novel.
Altshuler is currently adapting note Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer for the stage,but his other current fascination is with Salinger, through whose oeuvre he is currently making his way. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com