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Newest Review: ... into another world*** I really enjoyed reading this as it gave great insight into the backstage realities of the dance and ... more

 ... theatre world with its tangle of producers and directors and funders and 'sponsors'. ***A few weird goings-on** You get to hear about the - fictional of course - seedy trysts and sexually odd things that go on and create blackmail and corrupt situations... one of the theatre owners has a bank of tvs in his bedroom so he can keep an eye on the changing rooms at his theatres (unknown to the performers)! **Easily muddled (me)*** It was a little confusing at times as they weave in and out of several unrelated cases, t...more

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Death Dance - Linda Fairstein: You're dancing with death you know... (577 words)
by - written on 14/02/10 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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Not my usual sort of novel so I don't have a lot that I can compare this to in past reads, but the 2006 Linda Fairstein 'Death Dance' had me gripped from beginning to end in a bid to guess whodunnit. **Set in NY City*** Set in New York (one of my favourite places in the whole world!) the novel is all about the world of theatre and dance and tracks the untimely end of prima ballerina Natalya Galinova who disappears mid-performance from the Metropolitan Opera House. **Meet Alex*** We follow Assistant DA Alexandra Cooper (Alex) who finds the corpse and begins to follow all the possible leads in the complicated theatre elite, with her ...  Read the complete review

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