The majority are not always right
Robert Tanitch reviews The Majority at National Theatre/Dorfman It has often been reported that democracy is the worst form of government – except for all the others. I think it was Winston Chur ...
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Victim, a landmark in its day and a major turning point in Dirk Bogarde’s career
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs Victim (Network) is a gripping little blackmailing thriller in which all the victims are homosexual. Drawn from every class, they were mouthpieces for reform. Th ...
Charlize Theron rescues her film with a killer performance
Joyce Glasser reviews Atomic Blonde (August 11, 2017) Cert. 15, 115 min. Don’t expect the contemplative, melancholy atmosphere of John Le Carré in this adaptation of the graphic novel, The Coldest Cit ...
Books on Pina Bausch and Beryl Grey
Robert Tanitch reviews two books for ballet lovers Pina Bausch – The Biography by Marion Meyer translated by Penny Black (Oberon Books £16.99). Pina Bausch (1940-2009), the great German choreogr ...