Driftwood of the Stage is a delightful collection of essays and anecdotes about the world of theater. Written by William Ellis Horton, a seasoned theater critic and journalist, this book provides a unique and entertaining behind-the-scenes look at the world of stagecraft. From the glitz and glamour of Broadway to the dusty backroads of the regional theater scene, Horton's writing is lively, insightful, and full of humor and wit.

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