WAAPA and Spare Parts Puppet Theatre have created a journey well worth taking, even if Varnya Bromilow is left with more questions than answers.
Author Archives: Varnya Bromilow
Reviews
Lost in a jungle of pot plants and plastic
14 October 2022
Variously meditative, confronting and psychedelic, pot plant laden performance work Hundreds + Thousands leaves Varnya Bromilow perplexed.
Kids
Sensorium rewrites laws of the jungle
30 September 2022
This journey into the jungle is theatre built for all – a rich sensory experience that invites children to engage, writes Varyna Bromilow.
Features
Bringing First Nations’ history to light
19 September 2022
Conductor, violist and digital engineer Aaron Wyatt has plenty of strings to his bow. But building awareness of Indigenous music is what gets him most excited. Varnya Bromilow talks to him ahead of the WA premiere of Eumeralla Requiem.
Reviews
Poignant magic from Lawrence Leung
17 September 2022
At once freaky and heart-warming, Lawrence Leung’s Connected gives audiences much more than the comedy they might be expecting, and Varnya Bromilow is charmed.
Reviews
Freo fest a welcome diversion from wintry weather
16 August 2022
Sampling art installations, walking tours and storytelling, Freo local Varnya Bromilow enjoys her foray into ’10 Nights in Port’.
Reviews
Taking care of unfinished business
19 July 2022
Giving voice to sexism and many other forms of discrimination in the education sector, ‘#FEAS Unfinished Business’ is an exhibition that Varnya Bromilow finds strangely comforting in these dark times.
Kids
What to SEE: Winter holidays kids’ gig guide
22 June 2022
There’s no excuse for boredom in the July school holidays with a wealth of entertainment and activities around town for the young ones in your life. Check out the winter edition of our kids’ gig guide.
Reviews
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.
