A Roman bloodbath at the Barbican
Robert Tanitch reviews RSC’s Titus Andronicus at Barbican Theatre London EC2 Titus Andronicus, the least performed of all Shakespeare’s plays, dismissed by Ben Jonson as “blood and thunder ...
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The RSC’s Roman Season continues
Robert Tanitch reviews RSC’s Antony and Cleopatra at Barbican Theatre, London WC1 Julius Caesar and Antony and Cleopatra are two quite separate plays; but if you see them, as I did, as a double-bill, ...
The RSC’s Roman Season continues
Robert Tanitch review RSC’s Julius Caesar at Barbican Theatre, London WC1 Despite everybody knowing what happened on the Ides of March, it doesn’t spoil the enjoyment of the play one bit. It could be ...
The RSC’s London season of Shakespeare’s four Roman plays begins with Coriolanus
Robert Tanitch reviews the RSC’s Coriolanus at Barbican Theatre, London EC2 Shakespeare’s Coriolanus, not the easiest play to get right, has been never been popular with the general theatregoer. ...