Eileen Caiger Gray reviews WAITING FOR GODOT at THE CRUCIBLE, SHEFFIELD Considering this is, some say, a play in which nothing happens – twice, Waiting for Godot is always riveting – even ...
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Pancakes are Britain’s most ‘faked’ dish, according to new research. One in five Brits has no idea how to make them and admits to passing off store-bought and ready-made pancakes as their own. And the ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews The Master Builder at Old Vic, London SW1 The critics at its British premiere in 1893 were quick to dismiss Henrik Ibsen’s play as “three acts of gibberish… in ...
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Joyce Glasser reviews Goosebumps Rob Letterman’s (Shark Tale, Los Gringos) Goosebumps is a fantasy horror comedy suitable for a date movie or for the whole family – although some of the monsters might ...
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