The Edge - Series One, Episode 13

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The Edge - Series One, Episode 13

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This edition of the early 90s magazine arts show begins with a visit to Auckland's Herald Theatre to preview a production of Romeo and Juliet, directed by Michael Hurst and starring 16-year-old actor Sophia Hawthorne. Raybon Kan explores fatal books; author Ian Cross is interviewed and Bill Ralston reviews Cross’s latest novel (with Ralston wanting to know why all New Zealand art is "so bleak, so barren"). Film Festival director Bill Gosden previews the event's programme, and comedy group Fac...

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1993

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-edge-series-one-programme-13-1993

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blacksmith / smith / ian lamont / christchurch / john keats / film festival / bill gosden / actor / actress / jeremy brennan / george chimirri / iron / cabbage tree / maggie eyre / auckland theatre company / theatre / shakespeare / romeo and juliet / salman rushdie / satanic verses / national library / olivier / film archive / addington raceway fire / buster keaton / vermont is for lovers / dorothy buchanan / passionless people / vincent ward / facial dbx / last great film search / comedy festival / watershed / cousin bobby / the family man / novel / in the name of god / nz on air / new zealand on air

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