Nina Levy finds much to enjoy in WA Ballet’s ‘Light and Shadow’ in the Quarry Amphitheatre.
Author Archives: Nina Levy
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A peek at potential
6 February 2020
Nina Levy takes note of local dance works and performers to watch for in ‘MicroMove’.
The Festival Sessions
Patriarchy-smashing princesses
5 February 2020
Forget Disney. The princesses in the musical Disenchanted! are fed up with the way they’ve been portrayed and are ready to kick some butt, says actor Georgia McGivern.
The Festival Sessions
The phenomenon of pornography
4 February 2020
Charlotte Otton and Andrew Sutherland are both known for making smart and subversive theatre. They’ve joined forces in 30 Day Free Trial, to explore pornography and performance.
The Festival Sessions
Cockroaches, Kafka and keeping it playful
4 February 2020
Comedian Nadia Collins turns the bridal narrative on its head in her dark and immersive show, The Bride.
Reviews
Charging the catwalk with feminism
31 January 2020
Two dance works, (un)written · (un)heard and FEMME, take very different approaches to telling women’s stories, Nina Levy finds.
Reviews
Indie dance in the pink
30 January 2020
Nina Levy relishes the chance to see emerging local artists in two dance works, High Expectations and Speech!.
The Festival Sessions
Playing the prince of potatoes
29 January 2020
Packed with Perth memes, Tony Galati the Musical tells the tale of WA’s own spud king.
The Festival Sessions
Teenage obsessions
28 January 2020
100 Years Of The History Of Dance As Told By One Man In 60 Minutes With An Energetic Group Finale is a show for anyone who remembers what it was like to be an obsessed teen.
The Festival Sessions
Aria on high
28 January 2020
Classical singer Aria Scarlett believes opera should be available to everyone. In her Fringe World show Wave Form, she takes to the streets on stilts to create new space for an old art form.
