Perth’s PVI Collective’s latest activist participation artwork aims to recharge people’s flagging positive energy levels, Stephen Bevis writes.
Author Archives: Stephen Bevis
Spotlight
Lost and Found holds court
25 January 2026
Perth’s innovative Indie opera company plans an exciting return with the Australian premiere of Philip Glass’s take on Kafka’s The Trial.
Features
FRINGE WORLD on mission to strengthen social fabric
11 January 2026
The summer arts showcase returns to inspire courage, curiosity and community, writes Stephen Bevis.
Spotlight
Teamwork a Champion hallmark: Black Swan unveils their 2026 program
7 October 2025
Kate Champion’s 2026 program for Black Swan State Theatre Company showcases big names, big stories and the power of partnerships, writes Stephen Bevis
Reviews
Modern masters and ancient traditions: Vessels, Where do We Truly Belong and Ripairian at Midland Junction Arts Centre
7 October 2025
Clay-based exhibitions in Midland shape stories of connection aligned with the recent Wedge 2025: The Australian Ceramics Triennale, writes Stephen Bevis
Features
Biospheres of artistic influence
25 September 2025
An ambitious new festival in a small Wheatbelt town is rewilding imaginations and reconnecting people to art, land, and each other, Stephen Bevis writes.
Reviews
Drama aplenty at the scene of the crime: Arthur Haynes and the Smoking Gun at Theatre 180
18 September 2025
A notorious Perth murder case leaps from the dusty archives thanks to a full-blooded performance from Theatre 180, writes Stephen Bevis.
Reviews
The Tempest a fitting play for Class Act’s final bow
10 September 2025
The Tempest is the fitting last show to mark a 30-year legacy by Class Act Theatre, Stephen Bevis writes.
Article
The A to Zed of reviewers | Vale David Zampatti
1 October 2024
We pay tribute to the late David Zampatti, a foundational Seesaw contributor whose love for artists and their work found fine expression as Perth’s leading theatre critic.
Article
Seesaw’s Regional Mentorship Program participants announced!
2 September 2024
We are thrilled to be working with writers from around Western Australia through Seesaw’s inaugural Regional Mentorship Program.
