A rip-roaring weekend
I’m looking at a 1950s car my father owned and glammed up in a 1950s dress complete with net underskirt and it’s making me feel part of history. For one weekend in September, the golden era of motorsp ...
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A rare opportunity to see an enjoyable feminist tract from the Edwardian era
Robert Tanitch reviews The Last of the De Mullins at Jermyn Street Theatre, London SW1 St John Hankin (1869-1909) has been neglected for far too long. The only theatre in the UK where you could have s ...
“Money is the root of all evil and we all would like to have that tree growing in our garden.”
Robert Tanitch reviews Widowers’ Houses at Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Surrey Bernard Shaw in his first play, which premiered in 1892 and provoked an uproar in the press, lulls the audience into th ...
O, Mattress mine, where are you roaming?
Robert Tanitch reviews Pomona at Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Surrey. The Orange Tree Theatre’s core audience was notable for its absence. The theatre was jam-packed with young people. The Orange T ...