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ReviewsMentored artists make invigorating dance
18 May 2023
Marrugeku’s Burrbgaja Yalirra 2 is a triple bill of dance that’s a must-see… if you can get a ticket, writes Zali Morgan.
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Serene soundscape takes you to another world
22 February 2023
Matthias Schack-Arnott has created a visually stunning, aurally hypnotic experience. Bourby Webster finds Everywhen the perfect antidote to a busy week.
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Teen spirit on the line
18 November 2022
Teenagers ask big questions in Samara Hersch’s powerful interactive work. Claire Trolio enjoys the intergenerational conversations.
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Powerhouse performances in compelling new play
22 February 2021
Whale Fall, the touching story of a young transgender kid trying to find their own path in life, is a wonderful and intelligent play, writes Jan Hallam.
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Stripped-back revelations
6 February 2020
It’s a new work and rough around the edges, but Claire Trolio says SLUTDROP is brilliant and illuminating.
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Finding light in melancholy
30 September 2020
Seesaw’s junior reviewers enjoy the shades of sadness in Valentine, feelings echoed by Claire Trolio’s review of the same show at the 2018 AWESOME Festival.
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An intricate layering of art forms
14 November 2019
Review: Steamworks Arts, 歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong) · PICA Performance Space, 13 November · Review by Nina Levy · Described as a fusion of dance, music, …
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Having a ball and learning
12 October 2019
AWESOME Review: Maxima Circus, CATCH! ⋅ PICA Performance Space, 9 October ⋅ Review by David Zampatti ⋅ As you might have guessed, CATCH! is about all the …
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