Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina.
Robert Tanitch reviews Evita at Dominion Theatre, London First there was the record album in 1976 with Julie Covington and it went straight to the top of the British charts. Two years later there was ...
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My favourite Book of the Week – a must read
Searching through the lists of favourite books of the last few years one book appeared on more lists than any other. First published in May 2003 this is an unforgettable, heartbreaking story of the un ...
Alfred Hitchcock surprises us with a powerful docufilm of the Holocaust
While we associate Alfred Hitchcock, the genius behind ‘Psycho’, ‘Rear Window’ and ‘Dial M for Murder’, with the darker side of humanity, he’s the last person we would link to a documentary about the ...
Chris Thompson addressing the issues of the Far Right
Robert Tanitch reviews Albion at Bush Theatre, London W12 Chris Thompson, former social worker and author of Carthage, examines the rise of the new far right in modern-day Britain. “I want,” he says, ...