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Showtime’s new drama The Affair, premiering Sunday, has all the trappings of this cliched trope.
The show opens on Noah (Dominic West), a writer, teacher and father of four who lives with his wife (Maura Tierney) and kids in a New York City brownstone. We meet them as they’re heading to the wife’s rich parents’ estate in the Hamptons for the summer.
It’s there that Noah meets a younger, alluring woman, a waitress at a diner near the in-laws’ house Noah’s family stops at. And we have reason to suspect he might be interested in her. The show’s first scene makes clear how attractive Noah is to other strangers, and he’s played by the ruggedly handsome West, whose last major role on American TV was as unfaithful detective Jimmy McNulty on The Wire. A capacity for infidelity is baked into the character.
And for the first half of Sunday’s episode, it all plays out how you’d expect: Noah’s interest is piqued by the waitress. In no time, he’s running into her at night, going back to her place, saying things like ''I don’t know what I’m doing here.''
But then the perspective shifts.
The salacious story is re-told, from the waitress’ perspective. Her name is Alison (Ruth Wilson), and she lives with her husband in a house on the beach. It’s with this shift that The Affair goes from good to something better.
Notice how different Alison looks when the story’s told from her perspective: her hair is messier, her skirt appears longer, she’s not the instigator in her interactions with Noah. She’s not just an object of male desire; she’s a fully rounded person with serious emotional heft. Wilson plays her as two different people in each half: sunny and sexy and accommodating in Noah’s memory, dark and sad and preoccupied in hers.
Telling the story this way is smart, and instantly makes The Affair’s characters more fleshed out. The actors are more than up for the challenge, with Wilson in particular a standout in a cast of more well-known actors doing strong work, like West and Joshua Jackson (Fringe) as Alison’s husband. And the affair angle is wonderfully complicated by the fact that Noah’s wife is played by the predictably great Tierney, who is so not the sort of wife often portrayed in affair stories (cold, sexless, naggy) that it makes the inevitable adulterous path the story might take that much more interesting.
Sunday’s episode also reveals that there’s yet another twist to the storytelling: Allison and Noah’s differing perspectives are being told to law enforcement, who are questioning the two because of something that happened presumably as a result of an affair. (''Tell me about how this whole mess got started,'' one of them asks.) We don’t know what that incident is — a murder? an accident? — but the framing device succeeds in adding a bit of menace to the plot. It’s an intriguing structure, but the show should tread lightly when it comes to withholding too much from the audience for too long. The longer the big mystery lingers, the more important it becomes to the show, and the more pressure there is to make it meaningful.
In reality, The Affair almost doesn’t need the mystery. It’s unique and compelling all on its own.
Michelle Stark can be reached at mstark@tampabay.com. Follow
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The Affair premieres 10 p.m. Sunday on Showtime. Academy Award winner Jeremy Irons is the first celebrity confirmed to appear at the upcoming BLUE Ocean Film Festival Conservation & Industry Summit in St. Petersburg.
On closing night, Nov. 9, Irons will present the 2012 eco-documentary Trashed in which he starred, in a special presentation at Mahaffey Theater. Directed by Candida Brady, Trashed follows Irons to locations around the world wrecked by pollution.
The BLUE festival begins Nov. 3 with panel discussions and a reception, followed by a screening at Mahaffey of James Cameron’s Deepsea Challenge 3D, chronicling the filmmaker’s underwater exploration in a submersible vehicle. The eight-day event focuses on environmental storytelling to promote conservation.
Irons earned his best actor Oscar for 1990’s Reversal of Fortune, playing Claus von Bulow, whose conviction for the attempted murder of his wife was eventually overturned. He may be best-known for voicing the villainous Scar in 1994’s The Lion King. — Steve Persall, Times movie critic
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The Tampa Bay Lightning, which has its first home game of the season today, announced new menu items at the Amalie Arena for fans, including a new PDQ and Holy Hog concession as well as carving and sushi stations.
Local chain PDQ, a fast, casual dining restaurant that specializes in chicken tenders, will open a concession outside of section 102, and local barbecue restaurant Holy Hog will open a second location on the 100 level this season, selling barbecue, beef brisket sandwiches and mac and cheese.
Additional portable eating stations on the concourse levels this year include the return of Mr. Empanada and newcomers Tacos Trueno, Anthony’s Italian Sandwich, Deli and Stir Fry and a carving station. The 100 Level will also feature hand-rolled sushi as well as a gourmet grilled cheese concession stand.
On the premium side, the Firestick Grill will now offer fresh rolled sushi, grilled veal rack chop, hydroponic green salads and fresh stone crab claws.
For today’s first home game, the red carpet will be rolled out at 4 p.m. for players’ arrival and Americana band Have Gun Will Travel will play a free show on the west plaza starting at 5:30.
The game against the Florida Panthers starts at 7:30 p.m. See lightning.nhl.com for tickets or call (813) 301-6600.— Sharon Wynne, Times staff writer
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American pianist Peter Serkin has canceled his performances with the Florida Orchestra days before he was slated to open the new season.
Serkin, 67, canceled due to illness, the orchestra announced Wednesday. New York City pianist Shai Wosner will step in on the same program Friday through Sunday, which features Adams’ Lollapalooza, Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 1 and Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances, conducted by Joshua Weilerstein. It’s the first program of the orchestra’s 2014-15 season.
The son of pianist Rudolf Serkin and grandson of violinist Adolf Busch, Serkin was one of the more prominent names the orchestra had lined up for the season. —Stephanie Hayes, Times performing arts critic
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