I Liked It, BUT… promises to reveal the mysteries of contemporary dance to audience members. It does, but Nina Levy feels lost at times.
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Voyages to the realm beyond
14 February 2022
An innovative Perth Festival performance work examines the beauty and power of rituals surrounding death, and Rita Clarke is mesmerised.
The Festival Sessions
Dancers by the sea
2 February 2022
Using the Scarborough Beach sand as its stage, SIREN is a magical melting pot of sculpture, sound, and contemporary dance that invites audiences to contemplate their relationship with the planet.
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In pursuit of pleasure
28 January 2022
In exploring pleasure in its various forms, Giorgia Schijf and her dancers bring that very commodity to the audience, discovers Nina Levy.
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Journey in the realm of dreams
22 January 2022
A new dance collective draw their audience into the world of a child’s imagination in their debut show, and Rosalind Appleby is entranced.
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Graduating dancers keep sense of joy
16 November 2021
A White Act degustation, a collection of oscillations and a comical retro-styled finale make for an enjoyable evening of dance, says Nina Levy.
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Dystopia in a Northbridge warehouse
4 November 2021
At once urban and animalistic, Mitch Harvey cuts a powerful figure in his new solo work, says Nina Levy. But can he fill the vastness of his performance venue?
