Tag: Harriet Walter
Review: Death of a Salesman, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
“Certain men just don’t get started ‘til later in life” To criticise an RSC production of being…
‘Sharon Rooney and the Henrys’ release their cover of Glasvegas’ ‘Daddy’s Gone’
“Right now I’m too young to know How in the future it will affect me when you…
Review: Henry IV, Donmar Warehouse
“What manner of man is he?” Every time Harriet Walter speaks as the eponymous character, she utterly…
Radio Review: Time and the Conways / Jailbird Lover / The Benefit of Time
“You don’t know what day it is today” It’s been a while since I’ve listened to any…
Film Review: Sense and Sensibility (1995)
“People always live forever when there is an annuity to be paid them” Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility has…
Nominations for the 2014 Drama Desk Awards
Outstanding Play Nell Benjamin, The Explorers Club Steven Levenson, Core Values Conor McPherson, The Night Alive Richard Nelson, Regular Singing…
DVD Review: Ballet Shoes
“Who knows what you three could achieve” It’s lovely the way things fall together sometimes. Noel Streatfield’s…
Short film reviews #8
Another collection of short films that I’ve been pointed to or had recommended to me and which…
Review: Julius Caesar, Donmar Warehouse
“There is a tide in the affairs of men” In a year when the Globe has gathered…
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