O Iago, the pity of it, Iago!
Robert Tanitch reviews Othello at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London Mark Rylance, the first artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe, is back at the Globe playing Iago. His Othello is André Holland, ...
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Would the world economy and financial system have been in better shape had Lehman Brothers been saved?
Robert Tanitch reviews The Lehman Trilogy at National Theatre/Lyttelton Lehman Brothers, the ultimate middle-men, have figured in many books, films, documentaries and even cartoons. Their bankruptcy t ...
Spamilton is Gerard Allessandrini’s parody of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton
Robert Tanitch reviews Spamilton at Menier Chocolate Factory Theatre, London, SE1 Lampooning West End musicals was the staple diet of West End revue from the early 1920s until revue died in London in ...
It’s a great pity that Rory Mullarkey’s play is so unfunny
Robert Tanitch reviews Pity at Royal Court Theatre, London SW1 There is a gimmick. The audience has to enter at the rear of the theatre and go on to the stage and down a few steps to reach the stalls. ...