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ReviewsRBG: Of Many, One has no equal
24 March 2026
Heather Mitchell dazzles in the return of Suzie Miller’s brilliant play about a trailblazer for equality and justice. Harvey Rae reviews RGB: Of Many, One.
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Reviews
Jekyll and Hyde spectacular but strange
13 February 2023
Though undoubtedly an astonishing achievement, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde leaves David Zampatti a little bemused.
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Features
Stars align for Perth Festival’s world party
8 February 2023
With its theme of Djinda, the Noongar word for stars, Perth Festival celebrates its 70th anniversary by re-convening the conversation between local and international artists. Mark Naglazas previews Perth’s premiere summer arts event.
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Features
Cream of the crop 2022
15 December 2022
Which shows were Seesaw Mag’s favourites this year? We ask our writers to reflect on the year that was… and the year that will be.
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Reviews
Building bridges with laughter
15 September 2019
Review: Black Swan presents Sydney Theatre Company, Black is the New White ·
Heath Ledger Theatre, 14 September ·
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Reviews
An unforgettable tale for our times
20 June 2019
Review: Black Swan State Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company, The Torrents · State Theatre Centre of WA, June 19 · Review by David Zampatti · …
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