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Review: Theatre

Monday 16 November 1998

TAMASHA THEATRE'S 14 Songs, Two Weddings and a Funeral is a bold attempt by the company to provide a small-scale staging of the 1994 Bollywood blockbuster Hum Aapke Hain Koun...!, a film so popular it played for a year in London. It's the all-smiles performances from the fresh-faced cast, lipsynching to saccharine anglicised tracks, which keep you engaged with the soapy, matrimony-fixated action.

Theatre: Surfing the moral sewer

Friday 13 November 1998

THE BLACK DAHLIA DERBY PLAYHOUSE

Theatre Curtain Calls

Saturday 31 October 1998

Awards committees do sometimes get it right. A cheer went up at Barclays Theatre Awards last week when Bryony Lavery's astonish- ingly powerful and deeply moving Frozen won Best Play. Similar pleasure was induced by the Best Actor, Kevin Spacey, whose witty acceptance speech for his towering performance in The Iceman Cometh was filmed (appropriately enough) in a bar.

The cop said: `Your mother's been killed'

Tuesday 05 November 1996

The time: 22 June 1958 The place: El Monte, California The man: James Ellroy, crime novelist
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