Incest and murder by candlelight
Robert Tanitch reviews ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore at Sam Wanamaker Theatre, London The Sam Wanamaker Theatre, Shakespeare’s Globe’s sister theatre, and sharing the same site, is a replica of an ind ...
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Marcel Carné’s 1939 French classic is a memorable example of poetic realism
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs LE JOUR SE LEVE (StudioCanal). Director Marcel Carné, screenwriter Jacques Prévert and actor Jean Gabin are an unbeatable combination when it comes to poetic rea ...
Pat Baker’s anti-war novel is successfully adapted for the stage and touring
Robert Tanitch reviews Regeneration at Richmond Theatre, Surrey Pat Barker’s award-winning anti-war novel was much admired when it was published in 1991. It was adapted for film in 1997. It has now be ...
There’s a live duck on stage but it isn’t Ibsen’s
Robert Tanitch reviews The Wild Duck at Barbican Theatre, London EC2 What is on the Barbican stage is not Ibsen’s Wild Duck but a modern Australian play by Simon Stone and Chris Ryan inspired by Ibsen ...