The Last of the Tsars

The Last of the Tsars

"The Last of the Tsars" is a play by Michael Bawtree. It ran for 22 performances at the Stratford Festival in 1966, and originally played at the Manitoba Theatre Centre under the title "Nicholas Romanov".

References

* J. Alan B. Somerset. (1991). "The Stratford Festival Story", 1st edition. Greenwood Press. ISBN 0-313-27804-0


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