The Exorcist is diabolical!
Robert Tanitch reviews The Exorcist at Phoenix Theatre, London WC2 The Exorcist, the 1973 blockbuster, luridly sensational, full of cheap shocks and crude novelty, played on the audience’s fears and p ...
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A useful primer on how art and politics combined to shape the Russian Revolution
Joyce Glasser reviews Revolution: New Art for the New World (It will be broadcast in the BBC’s upcoming Russian Revolution Season and will air on Monday 6th November 9pm on BBC4) Politics and art is t ...
Boys will be boys in segregated public schools
Robert Tanitch reviews Quaint Honour at Finborough Theatre, London SW10 As part of the 50th anniversary of the Sex Offences Act of 1967, which decriminalised homosexuality in the UK, the Finborough is ...
We all have an interest in the Battle for Soho
Joyce Glasser reviews Battle for Soho (October 29, 2017) Cert 15, 101 min. Despite the title, this film (see below for screenings) about the gentrification of Soho has wide ranging significance. All o ...