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FeaturesFRINGE WORLD on mission to strengthen social fabric
11 January 2026
The summer arts showcase returns to inspire courage, curiosity and community, writes Stephen Bevis.
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A vision of Radical Futures for regional WA
8 January 2026
Radical Futures: Nexus spotlights Goldfields artists reimagining community, culture, and connection across Western Australia’s vast regions. Curated locally and born from collaborative workshops, the exhibition explores place‑based challenges and aspirational paths forward through diverse media. Written by Sarah‑Jayne Eeles.
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Barefaced Stories quietly becomes a Perth institution
16 December 2025
What began as an intimate night of storytelling has become one of Perth’s most enduring live performance successes. As Barefaced Stories marks its 15th year, founder Andrea Gibbs reflects with writer Mark Naglazas.
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Remixing the Future: Perth’s Creative Sector Steps Up
26 November 2025
REMIX Summit Perth brought together global and local leaders to explore how culture, tech and entrepreneurship collide — and what it means for WA’s creative future, writes Adam Bennett.
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IOTA: The dynamic calling card for our Indian Ocean neighbours
13 November 2025
The Indian Ocean Craft Triennial, or IOTA, is a rarely heralded story of unparalleled excellence and survival.
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Eddie comes west to perfect a new Australian musical
6 November 2025
Eddie Perfect with director Dean Bryant and choreographer Kelley Abbey are a part of the huge team bringing to life a new Australian musical. Mark Naglazas writes.
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Adaptation and out of the box thinking in the West Australian Symphony Orchestra’s 2026 program
5 November 2025
WASO’s newly unveiled 2026 program features plenty of new work commissioning, and championing of both West Australian and Australian talent.
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Perth Festival pushes the boundaries to remain relevant
28 October 2025
With 13 commissions and 20 world premieres our flagship arts festival is throwing its weight behind the local arts industry.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
Always was, always will be…
Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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