Robert Tanitch reviews Hedda Gabler at National Theatre/Lyttelton Hedda, just married, returns from her honeymoon, bored out of her mind. She despises her husband, Tesman, whose academic career is goi ...
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Joyce Glasser reviews Silence (January 1, 2017) There is plenty of speaking and sound in Silence, Martin Scorsese’s faithful adaptation of Shūsaku Endō historical, epic novel (based on true events) ab ...
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Joyce Glasser reviews Why Him? (December 26, 2016) As a writer or co-writer John Hamburg has made a fortune from a simple, but fairly universal premise. Every fiancé is vulnerable when introduced to ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Saint Joan at Donmar Warehouse, London WC2 Nineteen-year-old Jeanne d’Arc was condemned to death as a heretic in 1431. Twenty-four years late her rehabilitation was started with ...
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