There’s a lot more to Laser Kiwi’s Rise of the Olive than circus tricks. Nina Levy is delighted with what she finds.
Author Archives: Nina Levy
What to SEE
Take a Wander Out West
17 January 2023
There’s a new festival on the block this January, and it’s all about showcasing local arts and culture.
The Festival Sessions
Fairground attraction not for the faint-hearted
17 January 2023
Champagne Showgirls promise a night of erotic and playful tales when you take a ride on their Carousel.
The Festival Sessions
Saddle up! Clara Cupcakes is back in town
17 January 2023
Fusing cabaret, clowning, burlesque and circus, Clara Cupcakes promises to make the West a little wilder when she gallops into Northbridge for festival season.
The Festival Sessions
From refugee to business banker to comedian
11 January 2023
It’s hardship that has taught comedian Joe White the value of humour – and he promises plenty of laughs in his stand-up show Ethiopian & Still Not Hungry.
The Festival Sessions
Wigl’it, just a little bit
10 January 2023
Drag Race fans, this one’s for you – RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under star Anita Wigl’it is premiering her new one-woman show Funny Gurl! at Fringe World.
The Festival Sessions
Tales of fitting in, sticking out and standing up
9 January 2023
The question “Where are you from?” can make you roll your eyes if you’ve heard it too many times. But Aliya Kanani has turned this vexed enquiry into a one-woman comedy show.
Features
Cream of the crop 2022
15 December 2022
Which shows were Seesaw Mag’s favourites this year? We ask our writers to reflect on the year that was… and the year that will be.
Reviews
Eclectic triple bill of dance ideas
25 November 2022
The second iteration of Co3 Contemporary Dance’s ‘IN.HOUSE Studio Season’ provides an intriguing glimpse into the ideas of three dance makers, writes Nina Levy.
Reviews
Noongar thread gives classic an exhilarating spin
21 November 2022
Transplanting Swan Lake from Europe to Fremantle, West Australian Ballet weaves Noongar storytelling through the beloved classic in a bold and beautiful move, writes Nina Levy.
