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FeaturesOrchestra leads Festival charge
25 January 2021
If you’ve been browsing the 2021 Perth Festival program you may have noticed an ensemble that keeps popping up in multiple guises. Ara Jansen investigates whether the West Australian Symphony Orchestra are the hardest working band this summer as they support local talent across four quite different events.
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Reviews
Millennials strive for Covid gold
25 January 2021
The 2020 Isolympics is an entertaining and tongue-in-cheek mish-mash of dance, story and parody, reports Daisy Sanders.
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Reviews
Deadset at the heart of Fringe
25 January 2021
Think you’ve seen everything circus has to offer? Jan Hallam says the all-heart, all-woman Deadset crew had the audience giddy with delight.
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The Fringe Sessions
Sisters doing it for themselves
25 January 2021
Perth has a new independent First Nations theatre company. Named Kalyakoorl Collective, this all-female team is making its debut at Fringe World 2021 with FIRE, a new work by young emerging playwright and actor Ebony McGuire (Cloudstreet).
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Reviews
A sparkling good show
25 January 2021
Ethan Jones nails it as Peter Allen in the all singing, all dancing show, The Boy from Oz, says Rosalind Appleby.
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Reviews
Cutting through the sweetness
22 January 2021
Just when you’ve reached cuteness overload, Manic Pixie Dream Girl gets under your skin, David Zampatti says.
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Reviews
Serving up a hectic good time
22 January 2021
Get ready for a hectic good time at Musicians Kitchen Battles which Claire Trolio says is a chaotic but delicious feast for the senses.
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Reviews
Thrills and spills in the Big Top
22 January 2021
In the Freo Big Top, Rita Clarke relishes getting up close to the amazing performers in Le Doublé Bill.
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