Nina Levy, Author at Seesawmag

A young man sits cross-legged on a darkened stage. He is illuminated by a series of lights which surround him on the floor. He is smiling enigmatically as he raises his right hand Intimate view from the spectrum

Reviews

Intimate view from the spectrum

24 August 2022

Both our senior and junior reviewers were deeply touched by the 2021 premiere of ARCO. We’re re-sharing this review ahead of ARCO’s 2022 season in Mandurah.

An office worker pops lies under a table, clutching the table leg, while a man in suit and tie leans over the table, spreadeagled. A mess of office equipment in the background give a sense of chaos. Solid groundwork leaps and bounds

Reviews

Solid groundwork leaps and bounds

18 August 2022

From the office grind to moments of human connection, STRUT Dance’s latest double bill serves up delicious dance, writes Nina Levy.

Coutney Henri rehearsing Telephone with The Last Great Hunt Rehearsal for The Last Great Hunt's Telephone:A young woman in a sweatshirt holds a landline telephone receiver in one hand, like it is a trophy or a prize, and the telephone itself in the other. The background is coloured in a rainbow spectrum. What to SEE: The Last Great Hunt’s Telephone

What to SEE

What to SEE: The Last Great Hunt’s Telephone

16 August 2022

Theatre makers The Last Great Hunt promise that their latest work will take audiences on a rollercoaster ride through analogue technology.

What to SEE

What to SEE: Mama Stitch regional tour

12 August 2022

Exploring the earliest relationship that we have, Mama Stitch is engaging audiences around Western Australia with our own stories about our mothers.

What to SEE

Helen Seiver’s personal reconciliation

12 August 2022

There’s a tragic story behind Helen Seiver’s work for upcoming group exhibition “Tikvah (Hope)” at Mossenson Galleries. But it’s a story that culminates in a kind of peace, one found by defying familial stories.

SDC's dancers show their superb technique. Photo: Pedro Greig Two muscled male dancers from Sydney Dance Company leap in the air as a string quartet plays in the background. Mesmerising moves missing meaning

Reviews

Mesmerising moves missing meaning

11 August 2022

Sydney Dance Company makes a triumphant return to Perth with Impermanence but the theme is lost in translation, writes Nina Levy.

Features

A sellout show to celebrate performing arts in WA

9 August 2022

Once again, the annual Performing Arts WA Awards provided an opportunity to celebrate Western Australia’s rich and vibrant performing arts sector.

Features

The pinnacle of WA performing arts

26 July 2022

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 Pinnacle Performing Arts Awards!

What to SEE

What to SEE: Evolution: Torres Strait Masks

25 July 2022

This month you can dive into the mystical history of mask-making in Zenadh Kes (the Torres Strait Islands) at the WA Maritime Museum, discovers Nina Levy.

What to SEE

What to SEE: The Glass Menagerie

18 July 2022

Northam born-and-bred actor Jake Fryer-Hornsby has been lured back to WA to perform in Black Swan State Theatre Company’s production of the Tennessee Williams’ classic, The Glass Menagerie. But it’s not the first time he’s been drawn home by theatre. Nina Levy finds out more.

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Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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