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Author Archives: Varnya Bromilow
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A lament for two outsiders
11 June 2022
WASO’s double bill of Elgar and Bruckner is the ideal escape on a rainy Perth night, writes Varnya Bromilow.
Features
Creating a wonder-filled world for kids
19 May 2022
Sensorium Theatre has been making work for young people with disability for 12 years, and now the zeitgeist is finally catching up, writes Varnya Bromilow.
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In childbirth can anyone hear you scream?
26 April 2022
Courageous in its honesty, Earthside is a vital but exhausting journey through the motherly rite of passage, writes Varnya Bromilow.
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The joy (or not) of comedy
22 January 2020
“While kids are an easy laugh when it comes to scatological matters, they’re also ruthless when it comes to finding people unfunny. There’s no one in a junior audience laughing because they think they’re supposed to laugh.”
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A sea of beautifully executed moves
22 November 2019
Review: Brooke Leeder and Dancers, Radar ·
The B Shed, Fremantle, 21 September ·
Review by Varnya Bromilow ·
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Pomp and gloom
17 October 2019
Review: West Australian Symphony Orchestra, ‘Beethoven’s Eroica’ ⋅
Perth Concert Hall, October 11 ⋅
Review by Varnya Bromilow ⋅
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Persian love story a little too spare
4 October 2019
Review: IllUMEnate, ‘Layla Majnun’ ⋅
Subiaco Arts Centre, October 2 ⋅
Review by Varnya Bromilow ⋅
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Dancing in the dark
6 September 2019
Review: Link Dance Company, ‘In the Dark’ ·
PS Art Space, 4 September ·
Review by Varnya Bromilow ·
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In precarious hands
26 July 2019
Review: Circus Oz, ‘Precarious’ ·
His Majesty’s Theatre, 25 July·
Review by Varnya Bromilow ·
