Ben Hur Roger Mortimer 26/11/2015 You might imagine any attempt to send up a biblical epic - especially one about a character who just happened to live at the same time as Christ - wou...
Dark Tourism Roger Mortimer 03/10/2015 I must admit, I came to this expecting a savage indictment of sex tourism in the Far East. But no, the title is purely metaphorical, and if there are ...
A Brimful of Asha Roger Mortimer 12/09/2015 This past week has seen escalating tensions in the disputed territory of Kashmir. We’re very fortunate to have with us live via satellite both the Pri...
The Promise Roger Mortimer 10/09/2015 Plenty is perhaps not the first word that comes to mind when thinking of the Soviet Union in the 1940s and 50s, but Alexei Abruzov’s “The Promise” doe...
Dear Lupin Nicole Kent 08/08/2015 Dear Lupin’s stage adaptation of Roger Mortimer’s letters tells the story of a loving father and the struggles of coping with his wayward son. They pl...