Forgive and forget? Yes and no.
Robert Tanitch reviews A Human Being Died at Hampstead Theatre, London NW3 The subject of Nicholas Wright’s 80-minute play is the capacity for evil and the possibility of forgiveness. The performance ...
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Russian stage designers perform in London
Robert Tanitch reviews Opus 7 at Barbican Theatre, London EC2 Dmitry Krymov and his Laboratory are part of the Moscow School of Dramatic Art Theatre. They bring to London their 2008 production, which ...
Ron Woodruff has just 30 days to live
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs DALLAS BUYERS CLUB (Entertainment One). Jean Marc Vallee’s film won Oscars for best director, best screenplay, best actor and best supporting actor. Should the t ...
Robert Tanitch reviews four British films from the 1930s on a two DVD disc set
THE EALING STUDIOS RARITIES COLLECTION VOLUME 13 (Network) SECRET LIVES (aka I Married a Spy, 1937). A German woman, living in France, is interned at the outbreak of World War 1 and forced by French I ...