Are you voting on May 7?
Robert Tanitch reviews Light Shining in Buckinghamshire at National Theatre/Lyttelton The action takes place during the 1640s in England. King Charles 1 has been beheaded. The Civil War is over. It’s ...
Tag Archives: theatre reviews
Jean Christophe Maillot presumes everybody knows the story
Robert Tanitch reviews Romeo et Juliette at London Coliseum. Friar Laurence is much to blame for the tragedy that befalls Romeo and Juliet. So it is interesting, in Jean Christophe Maillot’s 1996 live ...
“You’ve got to have faith to survive.”
Robert Tanitch reviews Bomber’s Moon at Trafalgar Studio 2, London SW1 William Ivory’s mini-drama takes his inspiration from his father and is a tribute to the men of Bomber Command who died and survi ...
We are all so busy texting these days that as a society we are in danger of failing to make human contact
Robert Tanitch reviews Carmen Disruption at Almeida Theatre, London N1. Simon Stephens’s play was commissioned and first performed in Hamburg in 2014. Stephens says Carmen Disruption is “about the po ...