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ReviewsA musical hug
3 July 2020
Local chamber collective Cygnus Arioso lifted Bourby Webster’s spirits with their first post-lockdown performance.
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Reviews
Musical burst of joy
18 June 2020
WASO’s new online chamber music series bristles with life and infinite tenderness, as though months of pent-up feelings were finally released. Leon Levy reviews the Ensemble Editions.
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Reviews
Between order and chaos
9 June 2020
The exhibitions of West Australian artists Susan Roux and Paul Uhlmann both complement and call out to one another, observes Jaimi Wright, in shades of grey that feel appropriate for these uncertain times.
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Reviews
Live music at last
4 June 2020
Hooray, a concert! Sandra Bowdler is thrilled to be entertained, wined and dined with real people, as Kidogo Arthouse’s Candlelit Soirees commence.
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Reviews
Lounge room theatre
3 June 2020
Families all over the world need this show, says Rosalind Appleby as her children discover the best place to do theatre is in your own home.
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Reviews
Giving new meaning to DIY
26 May 2020
Looking for a post-lockdown dose of art? With its focus on the ways we occupy our living spaces, Mark Parfitt’s playful exhibition ‘Overhouse’ feels apt, writes Jenny Scott.
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Reviews
Kids sing along
15 May 2020
WA Opera singer Perry Joyce invites children into the world of opera singing, and Seesaw’s junior reviewers join in.
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Reviews
Plastic recycled and reimagined
8 April 2020
Amidst the vibrant colours and varied textures of FORM’s ‘Plasticology’ exhibition, three artists highlight the need to rethink our approach to the global plastic emergency, writes Belinda Hermawan.
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