2,500 years on, Ian Rickson directs an all-female cast in Kae Tempest’s Paradise, a contemporary morality play, an adaptation of Philoctetes, the play Sophocles wrote during the Peloponnesian War and ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Uncle Vanya at Harold Pinter Theatre, London SW1 Which is Anton Chekhov’s greatest play? The most likely answer from those who love Chekhov is the one they are seeing at that mo ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Rosmersholm at Duke of York’s Theatre, London WC2 August Strindberg declared Henrik Ibsen’s Rosmerholm was “unintelligible to the theatre public, mystical to the semi-educated b ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Translations at National Theatre/Olivier, London Translations enjoyed a big success at the National Theatre, in the Lyttelton in 1981, when it was directed by Donald McWhinnie a ...
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