Book review

Dark Renaissance: The Dangerous Times and Fatal Genius of Shakespeare’s Greatest Rival, Christopher Marlowe Stephen Greenblatt. 334 pp. Bodley Head

New York. Routledge, 129 pages. Reviewed by Dana Rufolo Catalina Florina Florescu is a Romanian scholar who emigrated to the

Abrams Comicarts, New York, 2025. Al Hirschfeld (Illustrator), Ben Brantley (Foreword), Bernadette Peters (Introduction). Reviewed by Glenda Frank We all

Reviewed by Simon Jenner This is a book that takes sides with no apologies. Brown lays out a case for

[Joanne Briggs is an occasional contributor to this magazine. She has written a memoir of her father.] The Scientist Who

Simon Jenner reviews this Graffeg publication 18 November 2024 I Open this book and it is not words that strike

Iain Mackintosh: “Theatre Spaces 1920-2020 – Finding the Fun in Functionalism” Methuen Drama (2023) – 242 pages Reviewed by Simon

Book review by Dana Rufolo (The book has been translated into English by John Freedman, Natalia Bratus, John Farndon, and

Reviewed by Simon Jenner 14 June 2022 Michael Billington is right. This is an absolutely necessary theatre book. Indeed it

Derrida | Benjamin: Two Plays for the Stage John Schad and Fred Dalmasso Palgrave Macmillan Reviewed by Dana Rufolo I

The Palgrave Handbook of the History of Women on Stage Edited by Jan Sewell and Clare Smout (Palgrave Macmillan) Reviewed

The Price of Bread by Crysse Morrison Book review by Dana Rufolo 1 September 2020 The novel The Price of

Book Review by Dana Rufolo Real and Phantom Pains;  An Anthology of New Russian Drama Edited by John Freedman Publisher:

A History of Romanian Theatre from Communism to Capitalism; Children of a Restless Time by Cristina Modreanu Routledge (London and

Dark Star: A Biography of Vivien Leigh by Alan Strachan Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Reviewed by Jeremy Malies 1 December 2018