Uh-huh, it was The Manfreds!
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews THE MANFREDS at the DONCASTER CAST Uh-huh, it was The Manfreds! More than half a century after 5-4-3-2-1! gave them their initial lift-off into the heady world of the Top Te ...
THEATRE REVIEWS
The Wars of the Roses, a barbaric, bloody and bombastic spectacle
Robert Tanitch reviews The Wars of the Roses at Rose Theatre, Kingston, Surrey The Wars of the Roses, adapted by Peter Hall and John Barton from the three parts of Henry VI and Richard III, was premie ...
La Musica probably sounds better in French
Robert Tanitch review La Musica at The Young Vic/The Maria Of The Young Vic’s three theatres, The Maria is the smallest space and ideal for an intimate 70-minute drama by Marguerite Duras (1914-1996), ...
Medea – There is no fury like a woman scorned
Robert Tanitch reviews Medea at Almeida Theatre, London N1 Rule Number One is you don’t mess around with Medea, especially if you are her ex. She’s liable to kill your new wife and murder your childre ...