Robert Tanitch reviews Albion at Bush Theatre, London W12 Chris Thompson, former social worker and author of Carthage, examines the rise of the new far right in modern-day Britain. “I want,” he says, ...
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On entering the theatre you could already hear the “oohs” and “ahhs”, cheers and claps (just like the sounds from a big top circus crowd), as the audience were entertained by gymnasts and jugglers, wh ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Hay Fever at Richmond Theatre, Surrey Noel Coward fell out of favour in the 1950’s with the arrival of the Angry Young Men and the kitchen sunk drama. Nowadays he is everywhere. ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews two films by Francois Truffaut ANNE & MURIEL (Artificial Eye) is an-depth study of free-love and set in the era just before World War 1. “Live first; define it later,” is it ...
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