Robert Housley finds much to tantalise in the sexy circus show, How Much Do You Love Me?
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Aria on high
28 January 2020
Classical singer Aria Scarlett believes opera should be available to everyone. In her Fringe World show Wave Form, she takes to the streets on stilts to create new space for an old art form.
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Slapstick, music and fun for kids
25 January 2020
Rosalind Appleby and Seesaw’s junior reviewer agree Brass Monkeys is friendly, safe, fun entertainment for the kids.
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Hi-tech and Insta-ready
24 January 2020
Swept up in the sensory overload of Sirqus Alfon’s I Am Somebody, Craig McKeough finds it a life-affirming experience.
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Coolest cavemen
20 January 2020
The long-anticipated world premiere of the new children’s circus show by Head First Acrobats attracted capacity crowds over the weekend. Most of the audience were under the age of ten and laughed themselves silly…
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A counter-balancing act
15 January 2020
A single piece of rope, 30 metres long and hung between two pulleys, is the only piece of equipment in aerial acrobatic show By a Thread. The magic ingredient, the one that enables the performers to fly, is simple.
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Having a ball and learning
12 October 2019
AWESOME Review: Maxima Circus, CATCH! ⋅ PICA Performance Space, 9 October ⋅ Review by David Zampatti ⋅ As you might have guessed, CATCH! is about all the …
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A little long but important viewing
7 October 2019
Junior AWESOME Review: DADAA and CircusWA, Experience Collider ⋅ Studio Underground, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia, October 4 ⋅ Reviews by Gabriel (10) and Sascha Bott (8)⋅ …
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Blueprint for the future
7 October 2019
AWESOME Review: DADAA and CircusWA, Experience Collider ⋅ Studio Underground, State Theatre Centre of Western Australia, October 4 ⋅ Review by Robert Housley ⋅ Experience is fundamental to …
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In precarious hands
26 July 2019
Review: Circus Oz, ‘Precarious’ ·
His Majesty’s Theatre, 25 July·
Review by Varnya Bromilow ·
