Junior Reviewer, Author at Seesawmag

Two men in blue t-shirts and jeans. One is wearing big round glasses and the other has a tall cone hat which is blue with gold stars Potter wizardry casts chaotic spell

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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Puppeteers breathe new life into century-old rabbit

12 April 2022

Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is celebrating the centenary of The Velveteen Rabbit with a cleverly staged adaptation of the much-loved story, writes our junior reviewer Bethany Stopher.

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How Wilbur got his wonder back

12 April 2022

Barking Gecko Theatre Company’s new show The Great Un-Wondering of Wilbur Whittaker impresses junior reviewer Jackson Davis with its special effects and positive message.

It's Dark Outside. Photo: Richard Jefferson A promotional image from The Last Great Hunt’s show It's Dark Outside. Pictured is a hole of light, in a field of black. We see the silhouette of a man in the hole - holding up a hand, with fingers outspread. The Last Great Hunt’s show about dementia I’ll never forget

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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The Smallest Stage – a journey of love and longing

24 February 2022

Seesaw’s junior reviewer Bethany Stopher shares her thoughts on The Smallest Stage, the unconventional account of a father’s love for his children.

A pair of legs are sticking straight out of the top of a shiny big rubbish bin. The legs are covered in orange trousers and socks and black boots. The bin is surrounded by other rubbish including cardboard An Utterly Rubbish Adventure – treasure among the rubbish

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An Utterly Rubbish Adventure – treasure among the rubbish

21 January 2022

This one man show takes a humorous approach to our problem with rubbish, writes junior reviewer Sascha Bott.

Kids

The Bubble Show – thousands of bubbles? no troubles!

19 January 2022

If you like bubbles then Seesaw’s junior reviewer Ollie Newman recommends getting to this show before it floats out the door.

A row of circus performers in colourful costumes bow to the audience. A row of circus performers in colourful costumes bow to the audience. Circus: The Show – old favourites delight young fans

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Circus: The Show – old favourites delight young fans

18 January 2022

This circus performance delivers enough colour, action and tricks to keep audiences of all ages entertained, writes our junior reviewer Pippa Turnbull.

7. Kate Rohde, Ornament Crimes, 2015 mixed media dimensions variable, exhibited at the National Gallery of Victoria in the Rigg Desig Brightly coloured shiny ornaments sit on a bench in front of a fluoro patterned wall Interactive exhibition a blast for kids

Kids

Interactive exhibition a blast for kids

13 December 2021

Seesaw’s junior reviewers Chloe and Jackson Davis marvel at the joys of colour in this new exhibition from the Fremantle Arts Centre.

A picture of a blue hard cover children's book with a watercolour painting of a girl on the ice with a blue whale Seesaw’s junior reviewers take on a new picture book

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Seesaw’s junior reviewers take on a new picture book

8 December 2021

Perth artist Christopher Maxwell created an illustrated book he hoped would bring children joy. Seesaw’s junior reviewers share their responses.

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