Sex and drug addiction
Robert Tanitch reviews Tumulus at Soho Theatre, London On entering the darkened auditorium a man in little red shorts offered me a choice or lucozade or apple juice. I hesitated. Was it a drug or a co ...
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What is going to become of us? What are we going to do with our lives?
Robert Tanitch reviews Three Sisters at Almeida Theatre, London N1 One of the reasons for Anton Chekhov’s enduring success is that audiences can so easily identify with his characters’ suffering. The ...
Donald Pleasence’s most famous performance is preserved
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs The Caretaker (BFI), which premiered in 1961 with Donald Pleasence in the title role, was Harold Pinter’s first commercial success and instantly established him ...
Have things improved for women since the 1980s?
Robert Tanitch reviews Top Girls at National Theatre/Lyttelton Caryl Churchill’s 1982 play about the price women pay for competing in a man’s world has always been grossly overrated. It is not, as has ...