Balancing weight with whimsy, this children’s theatre work strikes the right chord for its target audience, writes Claire Trolio.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
28 September 2023
Balancing weight with whimsy, this children’s theatre work strikes the right chord for its target audience, writes Claire Trolio.
21 September 2023
From the fresh and funny to the weird and wonderful, WAAPA’s Performance Making students bring fresh, incisive work at full tilt, writes Claire Trolio.
18 August 2023
Organised chaos reigns in this elegy for female friendship and parenting amidst global catastrophes, writes Claire Trolio.
31 July 2023
The Hypotheticals is a contemporary tale of potential baby-making that’s thoughtful, refreshing and pleasingly subversive, says Claire Trolio.
3 July 2023
With a vivacious cast, Barking Gecko’s latest offering comes with an empowering message for our kids.
19 May 2023
Two standalone works make for a satisfying double bill about the ups and downs of adolescence, ably presented by WAAPA’s acting students, writes Claire Trolio.
1 May 2023
Not Far from the Tree is a meditation on third culture kid identity, explored through stories of family and warm hospitality. Claire Trolio enjoys breaking bread during this semi-autobiographical tale.
28 April 2023
WAAPA students explore the emergence of hip hop with a slick performance, supported by a local legend, writes Claire Trolio.
12 April 2023
There’s nothing like a great whodunnit and Agatha Christie’s long-running murder mystery The Mousetrap still sets the bar, writes Claire Trolio.
31 March 2023
WAAPA’s students deliver a humour-infused and relevant theatrical interpretation of Virginia Woolf’s classic novel Orlando, writes Claire Trolio.