Au revoir Auvergne
Aiden Sawley visits a lesser known part of our closest neighbour France is a country that has always held a certain fascination for me – it’s a country that has always seemed a little aloof, where coo ...
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“I love stories that frustrate you,” says Ashley G Holloway
Robert Tanitch reviews Lesere at Jermyn Street Theatre, London, SW1 Ashley G Holloway’s strange, hysterical psychological drama is set in rural France in 1921. An English couple is still haunted by th ...
Why are British people retiring later?
We have one of the highest official retirement ages in the world. Many Britons work past the state pension age, giving us one of the highest effective retirement ages too, and it’s easy to see w ...
Alan Rickman and Kate Winslet shine
Joyce Glasser reviews A Little Chaos (April 17, 2015) A Little Chaos is directed by the Alan Rickman, who has assembled an excellent cast, not all of whom are given enough to do to highlight their tal ...