Robert Tanitch reviews Fathers and Sons at Donmar Theatre, London WC2 Ivan Turgenev (1818-1883), precursor to Anton Chekhov, always wanted to reproduce the reality of life correctly. So Brian Friel’s ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Antony and Cleopatra at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London SE1 The most famous lovers in history are well past their sell-by date; insanely jealous of each other, they kiss awa ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews A Human Being Died at Hampstead Theatre, London NW3 The subject of Nicholas Wright’s 80-minute play is the capacity for evil and the possibility of forgiveness. The performance ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Opus 7 at Barbican Theatre, London EC2 Dmitry Krymov and his Laboratory are part of the Moscow School of Dramatic Art Theatre. They bring to London their 2008 production, which ...
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