Robert Tanitch reviews The Tempest at King’s Cross Theatre, London N1 There aren’t enough parts for women. Director Phyllida Lloyd and actress Harriet Walter have come up with one solution to the prob ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews the RSC’s King Lear at Barbican Theatre, London EC2 There are two King Lears on in London: one at The Old Vic with Glenda Jackson as the king, the other at the Barbican with Ant ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews latest DVDs Q SERIES 5, 6, 7 (Simply Media). Spike Milligan (1918-2002) had the last laugh – on his gravestone: “I told you I was ill.” He suffered from bipolar disorder and he ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Half A Sixpence at Noel Coward Theatre, London WC2 H G Wells’ Kipps was already a period piece when published in 1905. Set in Victorian England, the novel is a comic parable, a ...
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