The crowd-winning Bikutsi 3000 is an aspirational hymn to freedom for the continent of Africa, discovers Angela Ho.
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STRUT delivers 15 minutes of flame
9 February 2023
Crystal Pite’s bold choreography delivers 15 minutes of scintillating dance for Perth Moves: 10 Duets on a Theme of Rescue.
Powerful primal beat of optimism
9 February 2023
Stephanie Lake Company’s exploration of the relationship between rhythm and human movement in Manifesto is intoxicating and invigorating, says Nina Levy. She just wishes she could have been closer to the action.
Hold the line, this one’s a must-see
1 February 2023
Solo performer Elsa Couvreur turns the telephonic torment of being put on hold into an hour of witty, spell-binding physical theatre. Rita Clarke’s advice? Don’t miss it.
A tarnished golden age?
31 January 2023
Underneath rose-tinted nostalgia Kim Balfour finds darker truths in dance theatre work Ignorance Was Bliss.
A cathartic reckoning with colonial grief
23 January 2023
WHITESNAKE3000 is a brave and complex new dance theatre work to heal the fractures of mixed race experiences, writes Patrick Gunasekera.
Eclectic triple bill of dance ideas
25 November 2022
The second iteration of Co3 Contemporary Dance’s ‘IN.HOUSE Studio Season’ provides an intriguing glimpse into the ideas of three dance makers, writes Nina Levy.
Noongar thread gives classic an exhilarating spin
21 November 2022
Transplanting Swan Lake from Europe to Fremantle, West Australian Ballet weaves Noongar storytelling through the beloved classic in a bold and beautiful move, writes Nina Levy.
Extraordinary tribute to dance icon
12 November 2022
Icon: An Extraordinary Event is a fitting tribute to the life and work of Pina Bausch, writes Kim Balfour.
Dancers breathe life into grand old dame
3 November 2022
STRUT Dance and Tura New Music take us into one of Perth’s forgotten beauties for their latest site-specific program. Rita Clarke enjoys the dance down memory lane.