Harley Granville Barker; the most influential theatre-maker of his time; finds himself adrift in America during the Great War. Estranged from the theatre; and with his spirit almost broken by an acrimonious divorce; he seeks refuge in the relative obscurity of a quiet; backwater; Williamstown; Massachusetts. He finds comfort in the congeniality of his fellow refugees and in the courtesy of strangers - and gradually begins to regain his faith in humanity and his belief in the central role of Theatre in the civilised community.
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