Anything Goes at the Crucible
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews ANYTHING GOES at the CRUCIBLE, SHEFFIELD Divine art deco lines and curves, superbly lit, shine sublime to sweep us aboard the SS American, where every elegant, flowing frock ...
THEATRE REVIEWS
Let the punishment fit the crime.
Robert Tanitch reviews The Mikado at Charing Cross Theatre, London WC2 THE MIKADO has been performed more times than any other Gilbert and Sullivan opera. Premiered in 1885, when things Japanese were ...
Hope spring eternal. It’s possible that the world will be better. More equal. Better.
Robert Tanitch reviews Hope at Royal Court Theatre, London, SW1 We are living in hard times and difficult, painful and unpalatable decisions have to be made. In Jack Thorne’s new play, a Labour Counc ...
Do you want to take a grandchild to the theatre?
Robert Tanitch reviews The Wind in the Willows at Vaudeville Theatre, London Kenneth Graham (1859-1932) wrote the book for his son who was five; and by the time the book was published in 1908 the boy ...