Torn a thousand ways for justice
A Thousand Times Good Night is an emotive study of a female war photographer (Juliette Binoche, Chocolat, The English Patient) torn between her passion for exposing third world suffering to make west ...
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There’s more to home than bricks and stones
If Brick Mansions seems very familiar, it is because it is a remake of Luc Besson’s (and Bibi Naceri’s) script Banlieue 13 and Besson has written the new script. It is also reminiscent of a host of ...
Bless your beautiful hide
Robert Tanitch reviews Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at Richmond Theatre, Surrey Seven Brides for Seven Brothers was Stanley Donen’s third great Hollywood musical in a row. Still under thirty, he ha ...
Robert Tanitch reviews two books for theatre practitioners
100 GREAT PLAYS FOR WOMEN by Lucy Kerbel (Nick Hern Books £10.99). Actresses have been complaining for a long time, and quite rightly, that there are not enough roles being written for them. Kerbel ha ...