Robert Tanitch reviews The Suicide at The National Theatre/Lyttelton Nikolai Erdman’s classic Russian comedy is one of the great farces of the 20th century. I saw a brilliant nerve-wracking productio ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Boy at Almeida Theatre, London N1. Leo Butler says what he is trying to do in Boy is to dramatise somebody’s life who has day after day after day nothing to do. 17-year-old Liam ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel at Charing Cross Theatre, London WC2 Tennessee Williams’ heyday was the 1950’s and he had been long out of fashion with the public and the critics wh ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Cyprus Avenue at Royal Court Upstairs, London SW1 David Ireland’s play, directed by Vicky Featherstone, is a joint production between London’s Royal Court and Dublin’s Abbey The ...
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