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OUR TRAVEL WRITER NIGEL HEATH STEPS OUT FOR MORE ADVENTURES ON THE CHILTERN WAY
The Stag and Huntsman is a warm and welcoming inn in the small and picturesque village of Hambleden just a couple of miles from the River Thames near Henley,,, It made the perfect overnight stopover...
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Robert Tanitch reviews April de Angelis’s Playhouse Creatures at Orange Tree...
Oliver Cromwell and his highly Puritan government closed theatres in 1642 and they remained closed for 18 years. Yes, 18 years. Had I been alive then, how would I have survived? April de Angelis’s...
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THE MANFREDS – CAST THEATRE, DONCASTER – March 28th 2025
Proving it’s not just Rolling Stones that gather no moss… uh-huh, it’s The Manfreds. Sixty plus years after 5-4-3-2-1 topped the pops and hailed weekly blast-offs of Ready, Steady, Go! they’re on tour...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Eugene Ionesco’s Rhinoceros at Almeida Theatre, London.
Eugene Ionesco’s Rhinoceros, a political parable on totalitarianism, appeasement and mindless conformity, is a famous example of the Theatre of the Absurd. In a small provincial town in France, the...
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NORTHERN BALLET’S HANSEL AND GRETEL – Doncaster CAST – April 9th 2025
Northern Ballet has a mighty reputation when it comes to performing ground-breaking ballets, full of super dancing and with a firm emphasis, too, on strong acting and storytelling that add broader...
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Robert Tanitch reviews The Forsythe Programme at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
THE FORSYTHE PROGRAMME is three ballets by the ground-breaking American choreographer William Forsythe. Performed by English National Ballet, they offer a virtuoso and dynamic fusion of modern and...
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Digital Learning in Medicine – How E-Learning Platforms Are Revolutionising...
Digital transformation is fundamentally changing medical education by enabling innovative learning methods. E-learning platforms are playing a crucial role in this, revolutionising the training of...
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WATCH FILMS AT HOME: ROBERT TANITCH REVIEWS 7 FILMS
A REAL PAIN (Sony). A new slant on the Holocaust. Two Jewish cousins, wildly different in character, join a small group tour to Auschwitz. The film is sensitively written and directed by Jesse...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Stiletto at Charing Cross Theatre, London
STILETTO is billed as a musical but it feels more like an opera. The music and the lyrics are by Matthew Wilder. The book is by Tim Luscombe. The setting is Venice in the early 18th century. In Italy...
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NORTHERN BALLET’S JANE EYRE – SHEFFIELD LYCEUM – April 22nd 2025
Back in 2016 it’s likely the best 200th-birthday present Charlotte Bronte had was the world premiere performance by Northern Ballet, in Yorkshire, of her intense Gothic drama Jane Eyre. Combining fine...
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