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ReviewsEcholocation – WAAPA’s farewell resonates with heart and history
27 November 2025
WAAPA farewells its Mount Lawley campus with Echolocation. Rita Clarke follows the pathways that honour decades of creativity, community and artistic training.
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Reviews
Midnight magic and mischief: WA Ballet’s enchanting close to 2025
25 November 2025
Cover Image: Mayume Noguromi as Cinderella with the Nymphs and Fauns in West Australian Ballet’s Cinderella. Photo: Matt Jelonek. Note: Article pictures feature cast members that may …
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Dance of the Gods: an introduction to Indian classical dance
2 September 2025
Indian classical dance has a long and rich tradition dating back many thousands of years. Characterised by intricate footwork, hand gestures, stylistic postures and expressions, it is often considered as a dance of the Gods.
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Reviews
600 Seconds: Brief encounters spark new ideas
20 August 2025
Ten performances over two nights, delivered in 10-minute bursts. Julie Hosking takes a short cut through the theatre with 600 Seconds.
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The Festival Sessions
Dancers by the sea
2 February 2022
Using the Scarborough Beach sand as its stage, SIREN is a magical melting pot of sculpture, sound, and contemporary dance that invites audiences to contemplate their relationship with the planet.
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Reviews
Indie dance in the pink
8 February 2021
Samantha Crameri Miller has brought her 2020 dance work High Expectations back to Fringe World in 2021, as a film. Check out Nina Levy’s review of last year’s live season.
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Reviews
Charging the catwalk with feminism
31 January 2020
Two dance works, (un)written · (un)heard and FEMME, take very different approaches to telling women’s stories, Nina Levy finds.
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Reviews
Indie dance in the pink
30 January 2020
Nina Levy relishes the chance to see emerging local artists in two dance works, High Expectations and Speech!.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
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