Robert Tanitch reviews the last DVDs TESTAMENT OF YOUTH (BBC) is World War 1 from a woman’s point of view. Vera Brittain lost her fiancé and her brother and her two dearest friends in the war. She gav ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Peter Pan at Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, London, NW1 I suspect J M Barrie’s mixture of romantic fantasy, gooey sentiment, Edwardian spectacle, patriotism and religion has b ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews McQueen at St James Theatre, London SW1 McQUEEN is described as a journey into the visionary imagination and dark dream world of Alexander McQueen. The inspiration for James Phi ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs PAPER MOON (Eureka). Peter Bogdanovich’s 1935 amoral yet engaging road movie, acted by 1970’s actors, is set during the American Depression. A con man pretends ...
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