What the Dickens is going on?
Robert Tanitch reviews A Tale of Two Cities at Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, London NW1 Charles Dickens’ novel has never been popular with the critics; but it has always been hugely popular with th ...
LIFESTYLE
Do you have any idea what it is like not being able to have a child?
Robert Tanitch reviews Bodies at Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London SW1. A married couple – a TV producer and her husband – desperately want a child. Having a child is all they have ever wanted and ...
Raine’s lively play is dotted with engaging moments of humour, pain and pathos
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews Tribes at Sheffield Crucible Studio (July 3rd 2017) Being born deaf into a hearing family, no matter how loving, can prove pretty isolating. It’s doubly so when family ...
Dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance pays homage to tap and innovates
Robert Tanitch reviews Dorrance Dance at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London EC1 Tap dancing became popular in America in the middle of the 19th century. Its heyday was the Broadway and Hollywood musicals ...