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  • The cast of Hell is Other People. Photo: BSP A scene from Hell is Other People: Four cast members dancing like zombies on stage. The man in front is singing into a mic in Hell is Other People. The cast of Hell is Other People. Photo: BSP Meanwhile, somewhere in hell
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    Meanwhile, somewhere in hell

    12 May 2023

    We’ve all been stuck in waiting room hell, but would you want to watch a play about it? After seeing Hell is Other People, Nina Levy says yes.

    Reading time • 5 minutesTheatre
  • Character in Not Far from the Tree makes flat bread next to a smoking fry pan. Character at kitchen bench making bread as a frying pan steams on her left. Character in Not Far from the Tree makes flat bread next to a smoking fry pan. Photo Mustafa Al Mahdi. Migrant tale is warm, rich and inviting
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    Migrant tale is warm, rich and inviting

    1 May 2023

    Not Far from the Tree is a meditation on third culture kid identity, explored through stories of family and warm hospitality. Claire Trolio enjoys breaking bread during this semi-autobiographical tale.

    Reading time • 6 minutesTheatre
  • A dancer in Catch 22 climbs stairs as two others dance below her in this production at The Blue Room. A woman in black climbs steps on a dark stage with two other dancers below her. Three dancers on stage in Catch 22 using stairs as their props. The stage is barely lit. Climbing the stairs of human struggle
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    Climbing the stairs of human struggle

    13 April 2023

    The challenges of human existence are made manifest in dance piece Catch 22. Rita Clarke lauds the choreographer’s inventive use of movement in a magnetic performance.

    Reading time • 5 minutesContemporary dance
  • An elegant blonde woman wearing a white top and orange jacket emblazoned with coloured flowers leans against a bench set against a green-tiled wall. It is Black Swan State Theatre Company artistic director Kate Champion. Meet WA theatre’s new Champion
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    Meet WA theatre’s new Champion

    14 November 2022

    Black Swan artistic director Kate Champion sees her first season as a bridging year, one in which to listen and learn rather than impose her vision. But not everyone is happy about the dearth of local talent in the 2023 season, writes Mark Naglazas.

    Reading time • 10 minutesTheatre
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