Ibsen writes about a marriage on the rocks
Robert Tanitch reviews Little Eyolf at Almeida Theatre, London N1 Richard Eyre, who has directed highly successful productions of two plays by Ibsen – Hedda Gabler and Ghosts at the Almeida R ...
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Not exactly thrilling
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews REBECCA at SHEFFIELD LYCEUM Written in 1938, Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca is a gripping mystery full of nail-biting, subtly played drama and suspense. Ditto Hitchcock’s ...
Harold Pinter’s masterpiece
Robert Tanitch reviews The Homecoming at Trafalgar Studios, London SW1 Jamie Lloyd celebrates the 50th birthday of The Homecoming with a highly stylized and totally non-realistic production. Sparse se ...
A standing ovation for Jonathan Miller, director of The Mikado
Robert Tanitch review ENO’s The Mikado at London Coliseum THE MIKADO had its premiere in 1885 when things Japanese were all the rage in England. It ran for 672 performances but the only Japanese thing ...