It’s a no from me
Robert Tanitch reviews I Can’t Sing! at London Palladium, W1 A satire at the expense of Simon Cowell and The X Factor might be good enough for an extended revue sketch; but, on the evidence of this sh ...
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An unorthodox, not quite thrilling, drama
The low-budget British independent film, The Fold makes the most of the wild coastline of Cornwall and the fields of daffodils harvested by Bulgarian workers who live in gypsy camps on the outskirts o ...
Who can ever forget what happened to the pet bunny rabbit?
Robert Tanitch reviews Fatal Attraction at Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London SW1 A happily married corporate lawyer has a two-night fling with a high-powered and sexy career woman who freaks out comple ...
Wartime farce with dog-collars
Robert Tanitch reviews See How They Run at Richmond Theatre, Surrey. The great farces of the 20th century are Michael Frayn’s Noises Off, Peter Shaffer’s Black Comedy and John Cleese and Connie Booth’ ...