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NEW SKIN: A LOVE STORY

There’s a powerful lot of bonking in Miranda Nation’s debut novel, NEW SKIN. I couldn’t have liked it more.

Leah and Alex meet in med school in Melbourne. In May of their second year of study, 1997, Alex attends Leah’s

Cinema

THE GREAT LILLIAN HALL: CHEWING ON CHEKOV

The actor’s nightmare. Dementia. The learning of lines and memorising staging directions are bedrock of an actor’s craft and when they become allusive it is indeed the end. The facing up to the career final curtain is the spine of

Theatre

THE ANARCHY (1138-53) AT KXT ON BROADWAY

The ack ack of Acker, a barrage of verbiage, bullseye and bullshit, projectile speech spew taking aim, misfiring, have another shot, it’s anarchy alright, all wrong and all right, a pendulum swing between profane and pretentious.

Truth in title

Cinema

WILDING: SOWS REAP

Eccentric ecological warriors worry traditional green and pleasant land tillers and livestock farmers in WILDING, a barmy balm for those fretting over fertilzer and the rape of the planet.

Based on Isabella Tree’s best-selling book by the same title, WILDING

Cinema

THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME: PURE UNALLOYED JOY

THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME is yet another blast from the canon of Wes Anderson, his latest film bearing the same cheeky originality his previous pictures have proven, baring the familiar stigmata of cinematic genius.

This extraordinary opus opens on a plane

Literature

NIGHTSHADE: DEADLY

Add the name of Stilwell to Bosch, Haller and Ballard in the Michael Connelly universe of top shelf detective fiction protagonists.

Dave Stilwell is the hero protagonist in Connelly’s latest brilliant crime caper, NIGHTSHADE, a crime caper occurring on Catalina

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