Eileen Caiger-Gray reviews PLAYING FOR TIME by Arthur Miller at Crucible, Sheffield It’s a hundred years since Arthur Miller was born and seventy years since the liberation of Auschwitz. To commemorat ...
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Robert Tanitch review The Father at Trafalgar Studio 2, London, SW1 August Strindberg’s first major play, a memorable, morbid psychological drama, premiered in 1887 and was based on his first disastro ...
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CRAZY CREATURES from Ensemble at Cast, Doncaster Take a beautifully illustrated storybook, add a lively narrator, a gifted composer and a group of world-class virtuoso musicians and – wow, what ...
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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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