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OpinionFour years on… Seesaw’s birthday wish
As Seesaw Magazine celebrates its fourth birthday, its managing editors reflect on the lessons they’ve learned since pressing the publish button for the first time.
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Q&A
The bright side of life
Ice cream, skinny dipping, laughing so hard you shoot milk out your nose… Every Brilliant Thing is a play about all the things that are worth living for. Ahead of the show’s Perth season, Nina Levy spoke to performer Luke Hewitt (with a cameo from director Adam Mitchell) to find out more.
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Reviews
Tales of two sun-bleached cities
Named after The Triffid’s 1986 album, ‘Love in Bright Landscapes’ is an exhibition that explores the shiny and seamy sides of Perth and Los Angeles, writes Kim Kirkman, who also takes in two other exhibitions currently on show at PICA.
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Reviews
Birthday extravaganza
Edith Cowan University turns 30 this year, and Rosalind Appleby says the WA Academy of Performing Arts celebrated in style with a performing arts party that looked both backwards and forwards.
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OpinionFour years on… Seesaw’s birthday wish
4 August 2021
As Seesaw Magazine celebrates its fourth birthday, its managing editors reflect on the lessons they’ve learned since pressing the publish button for the first time.
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Q&A
The bright side of life
4 August 2021
Ice cream, skinny dipping, laughing so hard you shoot milk out your nose… Every Brilliant Thing is a play about all the things that are worth living for. Ahead of the show’s Perth season, Nina Levy spoke to performer Luke Hewitt (with a cameo from director Adam Mitchell) to find out more.
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Reviews
Tales of two sun-bleached cities
3 August 2021
Named after The Triffid’s 1986 album, ‘Love in Bright Landscapes’ is an exhibition that explores the shiny and seamy sides of Perth and Los Angeles, writes Kim Kirkman, who also takes in two other exhibitions currently on show at PICA.
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Reviews
Birthday extravaganza
2 August 2021
Edith Cowan University turns 30 this year, and Rosalind Appleby says the WA Academy of Performing Arts celebrated in style with a performing arts party that looked both backwards and forwards.
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Reviews
Marvellous Minneapolis holds men accountable
29 July 2021
For the second time in a week, young West Australian playwrights take on the gold standard of theatre – the full-length, two-act play – and David Zampatti says Will O’Mahony’s Minneapolis succeeds at it handsomely.
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