THE ORESTEIA, which premiered in Athens in 458BC, when it won first prize, is a trilogy of murder and revenge, acted over two-and-half hours with two intervals. In the first play Clytemnestra kills he ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews People, Places and Things at National Theatre/Dorfman Duncan Macmillan writes about addiction and the good work being done by the AA to help addicts to recover. Most of the act ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews People, Places and Things at National Theatre/Dorfman Duncan Macmillan writes about addiction and the good work being done by the AA to help addicts to recover. Most of the acti ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs Far from the Madding Crowd (Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment). Thomas Hardy’s Wessex novel is set in 1870 Dorset. Carey Mulligan’s resourceful and very ...
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