There’s a bright future for First Nations theatre if Yirra Yaakin’s Vignette Series is anything to go by, says Michelle White.
Author Archives: Michelle White
A statement of cultural survival
14 March 2022
Often tackling confronting issues, the Art Gallery of WA’s “Ever Present” is a stunning and thought-provoking exhibition, says Michelle White.
Barbie fires up the party
3 February 2022
A circus troupe and drag artist join forces in a fitting tribute to a pop superstar, writes Michelle White.
A rich and hearty recipe for success
30 April 2021
Telling a cracking good story, the debut season of Zac James’s Kangaroo Stew has all the right ingredients, says Michelle White.
Dancing his drawings to life
4 March 2021
Disciplines collide in ‘YEDI / SONGS from Patrick William Carter’ to create a joyful retrospective of the artist’s work, reports Michelle White.
Stories of survival
2 March 2021
Curated by Glenn Iseger-Pilkington ‘nyinalanginy / the gathering’ is a thoughtful and provocative exhibition of works by First Nations people of the Indo-Pacific region, writes Michelle White.
Tales from the riverbank
21 February 2021
Michelle White, a river kid raised in Mandoon (Guildford), says Witness Stand has much to tell us about the Noongar culture of the Derbarl Yerrigan, and she finally discovers why the Devil’s Elbow was out of bounds.
Sparks fly over unfinished business
12 February 2021
Watch out for Kalyakoorl Collective, says Michelle White, as she feels the heat in FIRE, its debut work.
Freo artist wins NAIDOC prize
12 November 2020
National NAIDOC week kicked off Sunday 8 November so we’re re-sharing Michelle White’s interview with Tyrown Waigana, who designed this year’s NAIDOC Week poster.
Noongar writer grapples with trauma
29 September 2020
As part of “Come to Where I Am – Australia”, Noongar actor, director, producer and writer Ian Michael has penned a short play that takes a personal look at racial injustice. Michelle White found out more.