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ReviewsInside the Machine: Chunky Move’s U>N>I>T>E>D
21 February 2026
U>N>I>T>E>D plunges audiences into Chunky Move’s dystopian world of steel towers, pounding sound and extraordinary physicality — reviewed by Rita Clarke.
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Spotlight
Perth Moves 2026: Dancing Through the Heart of Boorloo
20 February 2026
Perth Moves 2026 is set to transform Boorloo’s city centre into a choreographic playground where stone and dance meet, and the ground softens for gathering. Will Yeoman speaks to STRUT Dance’s Sofie Burgoyne about bringing dance out of the studio and into the streets.
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Reviews
Hissterier: Cat-Lady Purring Under Pressure
18 February 2026
In this review, Maya‑Rose Chauhan explores Hissterier, where beauty standards and hysteria are poked and prodded in a dance that navigates growing older as a single woman entering the highly stigmatised cat-lady era.
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Reviews
Sufi Mythology Meets Kathak in Songs of the Bulbul
15 February 2026
Aakash Odedra’s Songs of the Bulbul marries Kathak, Sufi mythology and evocative design in a stirring Perth Festival highlight. Review by Nina Levy.
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Reviews
Lessons in Masculinity: Making of a Man
6 February 2026
Bringing together dance and research into masculinity, Making of a Man is a lesson for our times, writes Nina Levy.
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Reviews
Juan Carlos Osma Moves and Mesmerises in Belonging
21 January 2026
Rita Clarke reviews Belonging, Juan Carlos Osma’s intimate and moving debut production at Camelot Arts Theatre, exploring identity through powerful dance.
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Reviews
WAAPA’s final Verge is a triumph laced with nostalgia
18 November 2025
In its final season inside the Geoff Gibbs Theatre, WAAPA’s Verge presents a beautifully crafted evening of ballet and contemporary works. From ghostly Romantic classics to Antarctic-inspired landscapes and a playful, history-rich finale, the 2025 showcase is both a farewell and a celebration of the school’s evolving legacy. Nina Levy writes.
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Reviews
In the Shadow of Time: Co3’s collaboration with ACO Collective
26 September 2025
Ian Lilburne reflects on Co3’s In the Shadow of Time, a solemn and sculptural meditation on time, ritual and mortality, performed with ACO Collective at the Liberty Theatre.
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