The Boston Globe, September 11th, 1996
As you might expect, the message on Tom Stoppard's answering machine is, well, Stoppardian. "I'm not here," says a disembodied voice with an English accent, presumably Stoppard's. "But I will be again. Here's the bleep." Not beep, bleep. Stoppard has the sort of voice that you don't often hear. Paradoxical. Ambiguous. Yet, in an odd way, very direct. His recent play, "Arcadia," has just opened at the Huntington and he's agreed to a short telephone interview from his home in Chelsea, England, which he shares with his wife, the actress Felicity Kendal, and his four sons. Although the call was ma...
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