Not Waving but Drowning
Robert Tanitch reviews Stevie at Hampstead Theatre, London NW3 Stevie is the quirky, eccentric English poet, Stevie Smith (1902-1971). Her heyday was the 1960’s and her most famous poem remains Not Wa ...
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Saga of Ireland’s struggle
Ashes in the Wind is a big book covering three generations of two families and moves from Ireland in 1908 to the present day via Spain, Northumberland, Greece and back to Kerry. It is well researched ...
Back to Dorset for another cliff-hanger
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs BROADCHURCH (Acorn). If you saw the first series you will want to know what David Tennant, Olivia Colman and Andrew Buchan are up to. It’s the same fractured Do ...
A great performance by Kevin Spacey gets a well-deserved standing ovation
Robert Tanitch review Clarence Darrow at The Old Vic, London SE1 Kevin Spacey takes his leave of the Old Vic, where he has been artistic director these last 11 years, with one of his favourite roles, ...