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ReviewsTime stands still for Grieving
7 July 2025
Victoria Laurie reviews Yirra Yaakin’s The 7 stages of Grieving — a powerful, visually rich work that honours history, grief and resilience.
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Reviews
Ballajura is the surprising inspiration for a heartfelt burlesque show
7 July 2025
Mark Naglazas reviews The Boy from Ballajura, which returned to Connections after winning raves during this year’s Fringe World.
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Reviews
Uncynical Love Stories Are Hard to Find
4 July 2025
Maya-Rose Chauhan reviews Love Stories, a sincere and reassuring insight into climate change that proves the compatibility of science and love.
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Reviews
Flame-grilled tour de force
20 June 2025
Victoria Laurie reviews Never Have I Ever as a sharp, high-stakes dinner party drama that skewers identity politics, privilege and performative ethics with wit, flair and powerhouse performances.
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A dive into the blue
4 June 2025
A new wave of theatre talent comes to the fore in Black Swan’s latest show, writes Victoria Laurie.
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Reviews
Noongar opera returns to Country
16 December 2024
In our final review under the Seesaw Regional Mentorship program, Davina Edwards reflects on a sweet homecoming for the Balladong story of Wundig wer Wilura.
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GOSS shines bright for Mid West artists
20 November 2024
Creativity blooms along the art trail around Geraldton and surrounding Wildflower Country, writes Sarah Hinton.
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Zap sparks an hour of power
27 October 2024
A hard-working touring duo dazzles regional audiences of all ages, writes Sarah-Jayne Eeles.
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