"Sabbath's Theater" is a novel by the famous American writer Philip Roth. This is the story of Mickey Sabbath, a former puppeteer with no future who has withdrawn into himself after the death of his young lover. Telling the final years of Sabbath's life and his internal struggle with loss, Roth has created a powerful and emotionally charged novel about loneliness, loss, despair and sexual passion. "Sabbath Theater" is sharp images, complex relationships and cruel humor, interwoven into an expressive and impressive mosaic of human fears and desires. This is a work that will not leave indifferent any reader who likes to dive into the depths of human psychology and explosions of feelings.