In a show built around vocal performance, Daley Rangi produces a well-honed and stylish performance, writes Jonathan W. Marshall.
Author Archives: Jonathan W. Marshall
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From abstract acid house to pointillist landscapes
20 April 2021
Two mixed bill experimental music and sound programs intrigue Jonathan W. Marshall at this year’s Audible Edge festival.
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Lost generation struggles to be heard
21 January 2021
Jonathan W. Marshall suspects there’s good musical theatre potential in a boy wanted to, but says it’s still finding its rhythm.
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Dance and music in the attic
28 November 2020
Reminding us of theatre’s ability to synthesise the joys and pleasures of the past with contemporary forms, STRUT Dance and Tura New Music’s ‘Situ-8’ is an evocative program of short new site-specific works, writes Jonathan W. Marshall.
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Song’n’dance love letter
10 February 2020
It drops some clangers, Jonathan W. Marshall says, but 100 Years of the History of Dance dazzles at times.
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Lip-slicking history lecture
31 January 2020
Jonathan W. Marshall learns about the history of lipstick while Daley King whips up a batch in Lipstuck.
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Minimalist masterwork
23 September 2019
Review: Defying Gravity, ‘Steve Reich’s Drumming’ ⋅ WA Academy of Performing Arts, Richard Gill Music Auditorium, 23 September ⋅ Review by Jonathan W. Marshall ⋅ It has been a …
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Trio play out of their skins
17 July 2019
Review: University of Western Australia & Tura New Music, Armadillo · University of Western Australia, 16 July · Review by Jonathan W. Marshall · A percussion trio led …
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The techno-digital sublime
6 June 2019
Review: Rachel Arianne Ogle, ‘i have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night’ ·
PICA, 5 June ·
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Light will conquer all?
5 May 2019
Review: Julia Croft, Harriet Gillies & Joe Lui, Death Throes · The Blue Room Theatre, 1 May · Review by Jonathan W. Marshall · You can …
