Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs Westfront 1918 (Eureka). G. W. Pabst’s great anti-war film, released in 1930, is World War 1 from the German point of view. It deserves to be far better known th ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Dessert at Southwark Playhouse, London SE1 Oliver Cotton’s comedy-thriller, directed by Trevor Nunn, offers one-sided debate, moments of sheer farce and rather too much shouting ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Tanguera at Sadler’s Wells, London EC1 Everybody knows that it takes two to tango but nobody is certain whether the word itself derives from the sound of the beaten drum (tan-go ...
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Jul 21, 2017
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Robert Tanitch reviews WNO’s The Merchant of Venice at Royal Opera House, London Shakespeare’s play is one of his most accessible but it has lost its popular appeal since the Holocaust. At the very fi ...
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