Society & Culture > Reviews
Sour dreams
20 Mar 1997
Kevin Watts reviews American Buffalo, written by David Mamet and directed by Lindsay Posner (the Young Vic Theatre Company at the South Bank, Waterloo, London)
Rambling and incoherent
20 Mar 1997
Bob Pitt reviews John Maclean: Clydeside socialist by James D Young (John Maclean Society, 1996. Reprinted with permission from What next? Marxist discussion bulletin No3)
Anti-communist witch hunts continue
06 Mar 1997
Lee-Anne Bates reviews Arthur Miller's The crucible (directed by Nicholas Hytner)
Lifeless discourse
06 Mar 1997
Helen Ellis reviews Mark Ravenhill's Faust (directed by Nick Phillippou)
Benign and magnificent
27 Feb 1997
Helen Ellis reviews Babycakes (directed by Ian Brown)
POWs killed by Labour and Tory
23 Jan 1997
Terry O hEarcain (from the Irish Republican Socialist Party) and Tom Ball give their views on the film ‘Some mother’s son’ and the impact it has today
Revolt of the spirit
23 Jan 1997
Phil Watson reviews 'Dada turns red: The politics of surrealism' by Helena Lewis (Edinburgh University Press 1990, pp229, £12.95)
Shallow affair
16 Jan 1997
Dave Douglass reviews 'Evita', directed by Alan Parker
I know what I like
16 Jan 1997
Tom Ball reviews 'Art', directed by Matthew Warchus (Wyndham’s Theatre, London - £9.50-£25)
Militant marshal music
12 Dec 1996
Dave Douglass reviews Brassed off (directed by Michael Herman, UK)
The ties that bind
28 Nov 1996
Kevin Watts reviews Lone Star, directed by John Sayles
Mob society
28 Nov 1996
Tom Ball reviews Rigoletto (English National Opera, London)
Power play
21 Nov 1996
Tom Ball reviews Fetishes, directed by Nick Broomfield
British myth
21 Nov 1996
John Craig reviews Nothing personal, directed by Thaddeus 0’Sullivan
Pandora’s box
21 Nov 1996
Tom Ball reviews Michael Collins, written and directed by Neil Jordan