Sugar, butter, flower and sex
Robert Tanitch reviews Waitress at Adelphi Theatre, London WC2 What better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than to attend the London premiere of a Broadway musical which celebrates female e ...
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A documentary best enjoyed with a glass of Jimmy McEwan’s Black Art
Joyce Glasser reviews Scotch: The Golden Dram (March 8, 2019), Cert. PG, 87 min. It certainly does not hurt if your name is Andrew Peat when tackling a documentary about Scotch, a subject made particu ...
Billingham’s debut feature will stick with you long after other films are forgotten
Joyce Glasser reviews Ray & Liz (March 8, 2019), Cert. 15, 108 min. Back in 1996 photographer, painter, art teacher and filmmaker Richard Billingham’s photography book Ray’s a Laugh laid the ...
30 years on, the feel-good story of Tracy Edwards’ yacht, Maiden, has lost little of its feminist relevance
Joyce Glasser reviews Maiden (March 8, 2019), Cert. 12A, 97 min. You might ask why a 30-year-old sporting feat is being celebrated now in film producer/director Alex Holmes’ (The Ice King) inspiration ...