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Mothers who can’t let go of their grown-up sons

Robert Tanitch reviews The Mother at Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London NW6 At one o’clock I was at the Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards ceremony. Kenneth Cranham received a well-deserved award for Best ...

admin 3941 views 0 likes Jan 27, 2016

Riveting, morally challenging and topical, a War is a tour de force.

Joyce Glasser reviews A War Camouflaged, well-equipped troops walk in single file over the inhospitable, arid landscape of Helmand Province, Afghanistan. The tension mounts as the camera focuses on t ...

admin 1767 views 0 likes Jan 12, 2016

An essential “five point care plan” to help families navigate the care minefield

£2bn has been cut from the nation’s social care budgets over the last ten years at the same time as the numbers of people needing support has soared, along with the cost of residential care. This has ...

admin 3183 views 1 likes Jan 11, 2016

A middle aged romp to generate much mirth

Tina Foster reviews The Square by Rosie Millard This first book by the journalist and broadcaster is a triumph. She has pitched her comedy of manners in a London square housing the aspirational bourge ...

admin 2617 views 2 likes Aug 5, 2015