Dramatic change puts women in charge
JOANNA Murray-Smith is the country’s most in-demand playwright, but 2013 is set to be her biggest year.
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The vagina dialogue
FOUR writers offer their perspectives on Naomi Wolf’s controversial biography of an intimate part of her anatomy.
The highway man
AFTER decades spent doing big arts jobs across the country, Brett Sheehy has Melbourne to call home.
Playing the field
PUBLISHERS are conducting an ardent affair with the much maligned romance genre.
Toby Schmitz takes the lead
THERE aren’t many young actors with the style and charisma associated with the stars of yesterday.
The goddess array
WITH her new book concentrating on a certain part of the female anatomy, is Naomi Wolf, ahem, navel-gazing?
Making beautiful music
THERE’S a growing trend in classical music and opera towards eye-candy singers and instrumentalists – and the results aren’t always pretty.
The entertainer
KATE Ceberano’s reputation for being the life of the party is the foil to a career of bloody hard work.
Inside jobs
JIM McNeil wrote his best plays behind bars. Now a Melbourne theatre is reviving two of the enigmatic criminal’s works.
Fast forward
INDIGENOUS actor Meyne Wyatt’s career is taking off at great speed while he builds a reputation as a star in the making.
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