Imagine writing, rehearsing and presenting a play in just 24 hours. It sounds impossible, but that’s exactly what young members of WA Youth Theatre Company will be doing this June.
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Telling stories to the stars
14 February 2023
Star gazing is the starting point for WA Youth Theatre Company’s new work, transporting us into the worlds of young people and the challenges they face. The result, says David Zampatti, yields many rewards.
The human touch
9 June 2021
From dystopia to salvation, LINK Dance Company’s latest double bill brings together two responses to the loss of connection experienced by artists and audiences over the last year, writes Kim Balfour.
Shaping the future from the past
25 February 2021
Performed by moonlight on the banks of the Derbarl Yerrigan, WA Youth Theatre Company’s BESIDE is an unforgettable immersive theatre experience about the past and the future, Claire Trolio writes.
Unearthing hidden stories
27 January 2021
Performed in the East Perth Cemeteries, WA Youth Theatre Company’s REST takes its audience on an exploration of the hidden stories of our collective past.
Brave and heartfelt
21 January 2020
Surveying the ways in which young people are navigating the world today, WAYTCo’s ‘Body Rights’ is guaranteed to sell out, writes Jenny Scott.
Persian love story a little too spare
4 October 2019
Review: IllUMEnate, ‘Layla Majnun’ ⋅
Subiaco Arts Centre, October 2 ⋅
Review by Varnya Bromilow ⋅
Theatre: Layla Majnun
15 August 2019
2-5 October @ Subiaco Arts Centre · Presented by Performing Lines WA & illUMEnate · Often described as the Romeo and Juliet of the East, Layla …
Celebrating a decade of Performing Lines WA
20 December 2018
Last month, Performing Lines WA celebrated its tenth anniversary and officially said goodbye to its founding senior producer Fiona de Garis. At the party, Performing Lines WA …
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A perfect match
23 July 2018
Review: West Australian Youth Theatre Company, Cloud Nine · Studio Underground, July 20 · Review by Xan Ashbury · This production represents one of those glorious times …