Fifty years since David Hare’s play was first staged, Rebecca Lucy Taylor is inspired casting as a singer who refuses to go out without a bang ...
What did the critics make of the Self Esteem-powered revival of David Hare's 1975 furious piece of proto gig-theatre at the ...
A polished production at London’s Duke of York’s Theatre aims for contemporary resonance, but loses its anarchic spirit ...
It lit up the 1970s with its nihilistic tale of a hippie band imploding in a trail of drugs, booze and violence. What can it tell us about the music business today? Writer David Hare and wild-child ro ...
Can Rebecca Lucy Taylor act?’ is I guess the big question here. Well, I don’t think there’s any evidence from the pop star’s ...
The singer Self Esteem, aka Rebecca Lucy Taylor, is an incarnation of late 1960s counterculture in a new London production of ...
Read our review of David Hare's play *Teeth 'n' Smiles*, now in performances at the Duke of York's Theatre to 6 June. Read ...
Teeth ‘N’ Smiles review and star rating: ★★ It’s unfortunate timing for playwright David Hare that Will Butler and David ...
Self Esteem makes her West End play debut in the 50th-anniversary revival of David Hare’s rebel drama at the Duke of York’s ...
A star rating of 3 out of 5. It's very common when imagining the world of '60s rock and roll, to conjure up an image tainted ...
In 1975, David Hare’s play about a minor rock band disintegrating, starring a youthful Helen Mirren as its washed-up lead ...
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Teeth ‘n’ Smiles review – Self Esteem proves that star casting doesn’t have to turn the West End into I’m a Celeb - 4/5 Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rebecca Lucy Taylor takes on a new revival of David ...
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