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ReviewsA daring debut from Perth’s newest vocal ensemble
21 June 2021
The Vanguard Consort performed incredibly challenging music at their debut concert, and Bourby Webster says while nerves made for a cautious performance, the stage is set for an impressive future.
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Orchestra rises to utopian vision
21 June 2021
Willy Wonka takes a trip to utopia in a concert by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra that entrances both young and old, writes Rosalind Appleby.
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Diverse double bill sees dancers rise to the occasion
16 June 2021
WAAPA’s second year dance students have risen to the challenge posed by a classical and contemporary pairing, writes Rita Clarke.
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Breaking the rules to tantalise the senses
14 June 2021
Who says artworks should be for the eyes only? In two new exhibitions, DADAA offers a multi-sensory experience that feels fun and refreshing, writes Kim Kirkman.
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The implausible made possible
14 June 2021
A duet for cats, death by avalanche, dying while singing – the cast from Freeze Frame Opera’s “The Impossibles” deliver implausible operatic moments with gusto, says Sandra Bowdler.
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Students star in euphoric musical
14 June 2021
WAAPA’s music theatre students remount George and Ira Gershwin’s delirious Crazy For You a decade after its fabulous 2011 production, and for David Zampatti, the thrill is still there.
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In the mood for dancing
12 June 2021
Triple bill “In Good Company” is a sublime combination of dancing, live music, mood lighting… and the opportunity to have a boogie yourself, if the urge takes you, writes Rita Clarke.
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Tasty stuff from graduating class
11 June 2021
‘Gloria’ is a brutally insightful play and WAAPA’s third year acting students have proven themselves worthy of the challenges it presents, writes David Zampatti.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
