Robert Tanitch reviews The Silver Tassie at National Theatre/Lyttelton Sean O’Casey’s tragic-comedy is one of the great anti-war plays. Its rejection in 1928 by W.B.Yeats, artistic director of the Abb ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Sunny Afternoon at Hampstead, London NW1 Hampstead Theatre’s first musical, is a disguised concert performance of great hits by English rock musician Ray Davies and the quintess ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Titus Andronicus at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London Everybody should go to Shakespeare’s Globe at least once. It is a theatrical experience like no other. Whether everybody ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at Richmond Theatre, Surrey Seven Brides for Seven Brothers was Stanley Donen’s third great Hollywood musical in a row. Still under thirty, he ha ...
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