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Love between a man and a woman, said August Strindberg, is war
Robert Tanitch reviews Julie at National Theatre/Lyttelton, London The Danish censor banned Strindberg’s Miss Julie and so the premiere in Copenhagen in 1889 took place in a private room to […]
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This may not be Fatih Akin’s greatest film, but it is Diane Kruger greatest role
Joyce Glasser reviews In the Fade (Aus dem Nichts) (June 22, 2018) Cert. 18, 106 min. There are many reasons you would want to go straight into the nearest cinema showing […]
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This gender-reversal remake sinks under its own heavy hand
Joyce Glasser reviews Overboard (June 22, 2018) Cert. 12A, 112 min. Director/co-writer Rob Greenberg’s Overboard is a gender-reversal remake of Garry Marshall’s 1987 screwball romcom, which barely broke even at the […]
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Choreographer William Forsythe pushes the boundaries and breaks the rules
Robert Tanitch reviews All Forsythe at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London EC1 Semperoper Ballett, based in Dresden’s magnificent opera house, makes its first appearance at Sadler’s Wells Theatre in a triple […]