Family fun at the Cromwell Museum in Huntingdon this half term
This May half term, the Cromwell Museum, in Huntingdon, is offering the opportunity for families to hone their spy skills and learn how to be a 17th…
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This May half term, the Cromwell Museum, in Huntingdon, is offering the opportunity for families to hone their spy skills and learn how to be a 17th…
As the eight-year tumultuous regime of General Muhammadu Buhari winds down, Buhari will be remembered as a living legend of cruelty. Once a dictator, Buhari remains a dictator. As a democratically elected president, Buhari follows the script of world-famous tyrants. For the Butcher of Aso Rock to stay in power and maintain his grip on Nigerians, he must be brutal. The more brutal, the more effective.
Over the weekend the Wall Street Journal ran Charles Isherwood's review of a new one-man play depicting the career of Jan Karski. Isherwood's review ran under the headline '‘Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski’ Review: Dramatically Bearing Witness.' Karski's name should be known far and wide and it's good to be reminded of him, though I would find the moralizing that frames the play annoying. Turning the play and
In the solo play “Remember This,” David Strathairn portrays Jan Karski, a witness to the Nazi genocide during World War II.
Gabriel Byrne will bring his solo show, based on the 2020 memoir of the same name, Walking With Ghosts, to Broadway in October. The production will play 75 performances at the Music Box Theatre, and will be directed by Lonny Price.