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But the show nonetheless feels oddly out of time.

An impressive work of scholarship, this is nonetheless an oddly dry show that may bore the average viewer.

Nonetheless, her unusual and oddly ascetic personal life cemented the reputation Hollingworth had early established as a ferociously hard worker.

Mountainously built, with a broad face surrounded by a mossy underbeard and rootlike dreadlocks, Lanier has an imposing presence that nonetheless comes off as oddly fluttery.

"He can feel a kind of shadow life pull across him like a cloud scudding across the sun, and he can picture Jonah: a grubby and wiry-tough little kid, beloved of no one but fiercely loyal nonetheless, and he feels oddly guilty, aware of all the ways he would have broken that imaginary younger brother's heart".

Watching Mean Girls now, that process seems to foreshadow Lohan's own career trajectory, and the term "the plastics" seems a painful one when comparing that animated, bright-eyed teenager to Lohan now, who denies surgery but nonetheless wears the frozen, oddly ageless look of Botox-happy Hollywood.

Ultimately, however, its success is founded upon the fact that Yeats' poetry genuinely sounds suited to the musical settings on offer here: the band canter through The Hosting of the Shee with glee, bestow a suitably windswept romance on White Birds, and transform The Lake Isle of Innisfree rather oddly, but nonetheless effectively, into a sluggish, violin-adorned blues.

"This Property Is Condemned" will conjure up Natalie Wood and Robert Redford, oddly cast but nonetheless generating Southern Gothic heat in an overripe Tennessee Williams scenario.

Among the other high points were McDonald's reading of the still-potent Doobie Brothers number, "Takin' It to the Streets," a group sing on Toto's "Rosanna," Henley's oddly anachronistic (but nonetheless convincing) rendering of "Come Rain or Come Shine" and a soaring guitar duet between Toto's Steve Lukather and Van Halen.

Nonetheless, Malcolm is a clever and oddly warming oddity: a crime caper in which nobody gets their comeuppance and which doesn't condescend, nor turns a blind eye to the peculiarities of its lead character.

Nonetheless, its massing of facts and careful parsing of issues is oddly affecting, partly because of this eccentric, highly porous gallery space, which was designed by Vito Acconci and Steven Holl.