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Peele maintains the tension and surprises from start to finish
Joyce Glasser reviews Get Out (March 17, 2017) Cert 15, 104 min. It was not until 1967 that the Supreme Court quashed a law in 16 Southern states prohibiting interracial marriage, triumphantly […]
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The drummers of Japan are not to be missed. See Yamato on tour
Robert Tanitch reviews Yamato at Peacock Theatre, London, and touring The beat is powerful. The sound is awesome. The rhythm is mesmerising. The speed is dazzling. The energy is inexhaustible. […]
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Partenope is presented as a 1920’s comedy without any old-fashioned Roman heroics
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s Partenope at London Coliseum In 1726 Owen Swinney, manager of the London opera, dismissed the erotic libretto for Handel’s Partenope as entirely unsuitable for the Royal […]
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Kristen Stewart dazzles as a grieving twin with a gift, adrift in Paris
Joyce Glasser reviews Personal Shopper (March 17, 2017), Cert. 15, 105 min. In an interview, 62-year-old French writer/director Olivier Assayas mentioned that he sat down to write a simple script for […]