Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s The Marriage of Figaro at London Coliseum Can Figaro stop his master, Count Almaviva, from exercising his rights (droit du seigneur) and bedding his bride before he does? ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Blithe Spirit at Duke of York’s Theatre, London WC2 BLITHE SPIRIT, one of Noel Coward’s most popular plays, was written in five days during World War II at the height of the Bli ...
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Misbehaviour (March 13th, 2020) Cert 12A, 106 mins. Produced, written and directed by women, and with a largely female cast, Misbehaviour tells the ironic true story of how the controversial, 1970 Mis ...
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SORRY WE MISSED YOU (Entertainment One), set in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, is a companion piece to I, Daniel Blake and even better. Ken Loach, always critical of society, takes a look at Zero-Hour Britain a ...
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