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ReviewsLINK Dance Company delivers a dazzling celebration
28 April 2022
Buoyant and spiritual, LINK’s latest double bill takes to the stage with unrelenting intensity and youthful exuberance, discovers Kim Balfour.
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Kids
Potter wizardry casts chaotic spell
21 April 2022
Potted Potter is a completely silly attempt to condense the Harry Potter series into a 70-minute show, and junior reviewer Bethany Stopher is totally on board the Hogwarts Express for the hilarious ride.
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Reviews
Barking Gecko shines with child-like wonder
20 April 2022
Barking Gecko gets the balance just right in its latest production – a delightful daydream that brings out the child in us all, writes Claire Trolio.
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Features
What to SEE: gig guide for kids this April school holidays
30 March 2022
Even the pandemic can’t keep West Australian kids from enjoying a smorgasbord of the arts. Lydia Edwards offers a taste of where to find the fun in the school holidays.
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What to SEE
What to SEE: It’s Dark Outside
24 March 2022
In celebration of the play’s tenth anniversary, The Last Great Hunt brings its award-winning dive into death and dementia back to the stage.
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Features
Black Swan: the state of play
23 March 2022
After many challenges during its 10-year residency at the State Theatre Centre of WA, questions hang over Black Swan’s role as the state’s flagship theatre company. Mark Naglazas reports.
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Reviews
City of Gold – one hell of a wake-up call
21 March 2022
An unflinching, unapologetic script makes for an exceptional piece of theatre, erupting with incisive dialogue that sticks in Claire Trolio’s mind long after leaving the theatre.
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Kids
The Last Great Hunt’s show about dementia I’ll never forget
18 March 2022
Compelling performances and skilful puppetry work together in The Last Great Hunt’s memorable play about dementia, writes Seesaw’s junior reviewer Saskia Haluszkiewicz.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
