“Let not poor Nellie starve!”
Robert Tanitch reviews Nell Gwynn at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London SE1 Within four days there have been two premieres of British plays about theatrical life in the 17th and 18th centuries. First ...
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Moving house is one of the most traumatic things in our lives
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs RUTH & ALEX (Signature). Elderly couple, married for forty years, living in an apartment block without a lift, are finding the stairs difficult and decide to ...
A film about immigrants from Cape Verde, Pedro Costa or about cinema itself
Joyce Glasser reviews Horse Money Horse Money opens with a montage of black and white stills in from the Dutch photographer Jacob Riis showing New York’s poor immigrants to the tune of a song called C ...
It isn’t every day you see male dancers in tutus and pointe shoes.
Robert Tanitch reviews Programme Two of Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at Peacock Theatre, London WC2 Men in frocks are the norm on the London stage at the moment. They can be found in the Broa ...