Frankenstein is beautiful
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs FRANKENSTEIN THE TRUE STORY (Second Sight). There have been so many versions of Mary Shelley’s 1819 novel. The best still remains the James Whale 1931 film with ...
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An opportunity to see a rarely revived Sondheim musical
Robert Tanitch reviews Do I Hear A Waltz? At Park Theatre, London N4 Songwriting collaboration is a volatile business at the best of times. Richard Rodgers and Stephen Sondheim did not get on; which d ...
A shocking insight into female military officers in The Invisible War
This shocking if at times repetitive documentary does not make for easy viewing. Nonetheless it is a fascinating and informative piece of investigative film journalism, revealing a well-kept secret th ...
Some people have all the luck; and some people don’t
Robert Tanitch reviews Good People at Hampstead Theatre, London, NW3 Some people, born on the wrong side of the tracks, stay there and never get out. David Lindsay-Abaire’s much praised American play ...