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Posted: Fri – February 20, 2009 at 07:45 PM
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Reading & watching- Belvoir: The Dance of Death (August Strindberg 1900) 16 December 2018The play is bonkers, but in a good way. Pamela Rabe, Colin Friels and Toby Schmidt are all brilliant. The set (by genius Brian Thomson), lighting design (Matthew Scott), and sound design (Paul Charlier) all remarkable. What Are we to make of the moment when Toby Schmidt's character pulls off his false moustache? Photo by Daniel Boud from Belvoir site.
- Sisters (Imogen Banks et al 2017) 14 December 2018We found this pleasant surprise on Netflix. It's an Australian sitcom about panicky young women, a little in the manner of Offspring, The Letdown or that one where every man the woman had sex with died. Here. a Nobel laureate admits that he has donated his own sperm to many cases of in vitro fertilisation, and as a result his adult daughter discovers sh […]
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- Rainforest (eileen Chong 2018) 11 December 2018I've been waiting for a chance to read this, one of the many things to emerge from Eileen Chong's very productive 2018.
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- Belvoir: The Dance of Death (August Strindberg 1900) 16 December 2018
