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FeaturesLiterary silver linings
Despite border lockdowns, WA literature lovers will get to sample the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival when it arrives in Perth in October.
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Reviews
Dark comedy rides outside the comfort zone
Not for those with traditional tastes, Unheimlich thrills Nina Levy with its unsettling themes and black humour.
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Reviews
Fun musical plants hope for the future
After 40 years in the industry, Fremantle’s family theatre company Spare Parts Puppet Theatre have created their first ever musical. Rosalind Appleby and Seesaw’s junior reviewers say it was worth the wait!
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Reviews
Variety proves spicy at TILT 2021
As always, David Zampatti relishes the opportunity to gain an insight into the minds and preoccupations of graduating performance makers from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.
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Q&A
What to SEE: Animal Farm
It’s Orwell, but not as you know it. That’s what Black Swan State Theatre Company is promising audiences in Van Badham’s take on his seminal novella Animal Farm. Cast member Andrea Gibbs tells Nina Levy all about it.
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FeaturesLiterary silver linings
24 September 2021
Despite border lockdowns, WA literature lovers will get to sample the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival when it arrives in Perth in October.
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Reviews
Dark comedy rides outside the comfort zone
24 September 2021
Not for those with traditional tastes, Unheimlich thrills Nina Levy with its unsettling themes and black humour.
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Competitions
WIN tickets to Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
24 September 2021
We have three double passes to the international literary festival this October.
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Reviews
Fun musical plants hope for the future
24 September 2021
After 40 years in the industry, Fremantle’s family theatre company Spare Parts Puppet Theatre have created their first ever musical. Rosalind Appleby and Seesaw’s junior reviewers say it was worth the wait!
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Reviews
Variety proves spicy at TILT 2021
23 September 2021
As always, David Zampatti relishes the opportunity to gain an insight into the minds and preoccupations of graduating performance makers from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.
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