All for one and one for all!
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs THE MUSKETEERS (BBC). Everybody loves D’Artagnan, Athos, Porthos and Aramis and Cardinal Richelieu is everybody’s favourite villain. Adrian Hodges’ contemporary ...
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18 years in the making and still not finished
Robert Tanitch reviews Prince Igor at London Coliseum. Alexander Borodin worked on Prince Igor for 18 years. He never finished it. It was completed after his death by his friends, Glazunov and Rimsky- ...
Long lost Aussie movie is at long last available in the UK
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs WAKE WITH FRIGHT (Eureka). Australian classic nihilistic thriller (1971) set in the arid Outback amongst the hard-drinking, hard-gambling locals with their aggre ...
Benjamin Britten’s one and only ballet score
Robert Tanitch reviews Birmingham Royal Ballet’s The Prince of the Pagodas at London Coliseum, WC2 The Prince of the Pagodas, with specially commissioned music by Benjamin Britten, should work well as ...