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Is there still room for operas that include rape and sexual assault? smh.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from smh.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The list of rights events grows as March without London Book Fair approaches. And an online event stakes out a full day for Regency romance for Georgette Heyer fans. Some of the more than 50 Georgette Heyer books offered by Penguin Random House UK. Image: PRH Georgette Heyer The Business Online: A ‘Digital Licensing Fair’ Our article from Friday’s Rights Edition (February 19) on digital efforts to handle a spring without London’s or Bologna’s traditional trade shows has prompted notices of more events. The main center for much of this at the moment, not illogically, is the UK where the London Book Fair has decamped its usual dates and moved to June 29 to July 1. Without its normally roaring rights center a few floors up the elevator at Olympia London, many agencies and other outfits have taken to the ether to try to keep rights and licensing balls in the air. ....
An operatic version of the classic fairytale underlines its relevance in the MeToo era. Even if its directing team doesn’t completely see eye-to-eye. ....
Fifty shades of Bluebeard – opera, shaving cream and 'willy-waving' smh.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from smh.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Download 23.38 MB Charlotte was Australia s first children s author. Under the pen name of A Lady Long Resident in New South Wales , she wrote and illustrated A Mother s Offering to Her Children in 1841. Before writing her landmark book Charlotte s dramatic shifts in fortune included falling in love at sea, losing her husband young, being brutalised by bushrangers, and becoming a penniless single mother who took her fight to the Supreme Court. Growing up, author and fairytale specialist, Kate Forysth, was enchanted by stories of her distant forebear, Charlotte, and the grand sandstone house in which she d once lived. Romance and mystery swirled around her great great great great grandmother s life in Regency England and colonial New South Wales. ....