ENSEMBLE 360 DONCASTER CAST NOVEMBER 13th 2021
“This is a strange programme,” said pianist Tim, “I like it.” Well, when a magnificent oboe sonata is in the mix with an intriguing violin sonata and a glorious cello sonata, a ...
THEATRE REVIEWS
Robert Tanitch reviews Al Smith’s Rare Earth Mettle at Royal Court Theatre, London
Al Smith’s comedy is about many things: mental health, climate change, big business and the ownership of land, the pollution of the environment and the damage inflicted by powerful technical industrie ...
Robert Tanitch reviews The Ocean at the End of the Lane at Duke of York’s Theatre, London
Neil Gaiman, prolific author of fantasy novels and comic books, has won many awards and medals. He writes about “the glorious weirdness of family”, adult and child. The Ocean at the End of the Lane, h ...
Robert Tanitch reviews two very short plays by Samuel Beckett at Jermyn Street Theatre, London
The English actress Billie Whitelaw, Samuel Beckett’s muse and foremost interpreter of his work, who died in 2014, aged 82, has given a vivid and invaluable account of what it was like to work with Be ...