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Insta | FB | AIPP A chorus line of performers on stage What to SEE: June gig guide
    What to SEE

    What to SEE: June gig guide

    23 May 2022

    Wondering what to SEE this June? Check out Seesaw Mag’s gig guide for the hottest tips across theatre, music, circus, dance, visual arts and more!

    Reading time • 10 minutesMulti-arts
  • MC_Freakley_For You, Danielle Freakley, detail: For You, 2019-2022. Volcanic rock, water clear polyurethane, ink. Dimensions variable. Danielle Freakley's 'For You' looks like a crashing wave made of glass. Danielle Freakley peels back the layers
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    Danielle Freakley peels back the layers

    18 May 2022

    A local artist with an international reputation, Danielle Freakley seems driven by a desire to find out what we really want to say to each other. And ahead of her exhibition at Moore Contemporary, she tells Nina Levy what she really wants to say.

    Reading time • 10 minutesVisual Art
  • A collection of sculptures by Nazerul Ben-Dzulkefli. The sculptures are made of a metal, maybe bronze, and glint in the light. They are somewhat human in shape, with horn like features. Calling on spirits, demi-gods and unseen beings
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    Calling on spirits, demi-gods and unseen beings

    11 May 2022

    Artist Nazerul Ben-Dzulkefli may be a recent graduate but he’s already making a name for himself at Perth’s independent galleries, with ceramic works that draw on the rich tapestry of his Malay-Javanese upbringing in Singapore’s cultural melting pot.

    Reading time • 10 minutes
  • Composer Kate Milligan sits partly silhouetted, with her hair tied back in a loose bun and her face turned towards her shoulder Composer looks to the past
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    Composer looks to the past

    9 May 2022

    Composer Kate Milligan is diving back to the 16th century via an ancient shipwreck. The composer has received funding to unite old and new by bringing together electronic music and a flute that has spent 500 years underwater.

    Reading time • 10 minutesMusic
  • Alex England as TOM with Roz Hammond as CLAUDIA, How To Please A Woman - Photograph by David Dare Parker Alexander England and Roz Hammond on the set of How to Please a Woman. He carries a caddy of cleaning products and is looking at something out of shot with surprise as she looks on, smiling. Film pleases women on more than one front
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    Film pleases women on more than one front

    4 May 2022

    Turning well-built male removalists into well-built domestic cleaners, WA-made film How to Please a Woman is designed to open up some important conversations around sex, intimacy… and housework, discovers Ara Jansen.

    Reading time • 10 minutesFilm
  • Toast actor Anna Lindstedt is in rehearsal. She sits on a floral armchair, with her legs flopped over one of its arms. She wears overear headphones and is holding open a copy of Stephanie Meyer's 'New Moon'. She looks annoyed. What to SEE: Toast
    What to SEE

    What to SEE: Toast

    3 May 2022

    Liz Newell’s Toast charmed audiences when it premiered at The Blue Room Theatre in 2017. Now it’s taking to the State Theatre stage, thanks to a collaboration between The Blue Room and Black Swan State Theatre Company.

    Reading time • 10 minutesTheatre
  • A person with long brown hair stands in front of a bright red wall, wearing black jeans, tight black tshirt and with hands stretched out and a WTF grimace on their face What to SEE: Perth Comedy Festival
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    What to SEE: Perth Comedy Festival

    13 April 2022

    Perth Comedy Festival 2022 offers audiences a much wider range of laughs than just the cliches. Claire Coleman has some tips on uproariously funny shows that also pass the sniff test.

    Reading time • 9 minutesComedy
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