Emma Fishwick’s work has been described as “dance to savour” by Seesaw Mag critic Rita Clarke. Now the choreographer is inviting audiences to peek at her new project-in-progress.
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A lucky dip of dance
20 May 2022
With 12 short new dance works on offer, you’re bound to find something you like at STRUT Dance’s “Short Cuts”, promises Nina Levy.
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A rabbit hole brimming with vivid sensory experiences
7 May 2022
Superbly danced, West Australian Ballet’s ALICE (in wonderland) is a trip worth taking, advises Kim Balfour.
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For those who like their chocolate dark
6 May 2022
Chocolate cake is much more than a delicious treat in Montserrat Heras’s discomforting new work, discovers Nina Levy.
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It’s game, set and match to Elstermann
29 April 2022
Witty and clever, Scott Elstermann’s new dance work dominates the court, reports Rita Clarke.
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LINK Dance Company delivers a dazzling celebration
28 April 2022
Buoyant and spiritual, LINK’s latest double bill takes to the stage with unrelenting intensity and youthful exuberance, discovers Kim Balfour.
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West Australian Ballet’s ‘Genesis’ – short, sharp and shiny
31 March 2022
Pleasingly diverse, there’s something for everyone in WA Ballet’s latest season of dancer-choreographed works, says Kim Balfour.
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The Ninth Wave is potent and prescient dance
4 March 2022
The Ninth Wave comes with dynamic performances, strong production values and a powerful message about the state of the world, writes Nina Levy
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Joel Bray – ‘Daddy’ a heartfelt sweetener for unresolved pain
4 March 2022
Despite tackling trauma, the soul of dance theatre work Daddy is playful, discovers Patrick Gunasekera.
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Joel Bray busts moves and breaks barriers
21 February 2022
I Liked It, BUT… promises to reveal the mysteries of contemporary dance to audience members. It does, but Nina Levy feels lost at times.
