In our final review under the Seesaw Regional Mentorship program, Davina Edwards reflects on a sweet homecoming for the Balladong story of Wundig wer Wilura.
Genre Archives:
Rewriting tradition with skill and charm
21 September 2023
It’s a privilege to witness the stunning dexterity of choreographer Raghav Handa and musician Maharshi Raval as they disrupt the traditional roles of Indian dance with grace and charisma, says Rita Clarke.
Close encounter stirs the soul
18 September 2023
Violinist and composer Rupert Guenther welcomes us into his inner world for a soul-searching evening of improvisation, writes Angela Ho.
The great unknown
12 September 2023
A new documentary digs into the mystery of an enigmatic singer who could – and should – have been a superstar, writes Norman Burns.
Master and apprentices leave you thirsty for more
11 September 2023
A collaboration between Thirsty Merc’s Rai Thistlethwayte and WAAPA’s contemporary music students showcases creativity and talent. It’s also loads of fun, writes Ara Jansen.
Extreme confidence in full colour
7 September 2023
In a double act worthy of an arena, Living Colour and Extreme have the crowd on their feet from start to finish. Harvey Rae can’t help but join them.
Guiding light for state of riches
2 September 2023
Perth Symphony Orchestra lights the way in a captivating collaboration delivered with poise and polish, writes Angela Ho.
Big Apple spin gives opera bite
1 September 2023
Freeze Frame Opera has done it again, delivering a wildly inventive take on a classic that deserves to be better known. Will Yeoman heads to Broadway.
An exquisite journey to foreign lands
27 August 2023
Two of WA’s finest musical ensembles join forces for an attractive Baroque program. Will Yeoman is enlightened.
Birds soar on orchestral wings
25 August 2023
Birds of Tokyo’s reunion with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra is well worth the wait. Julie Hosking takes flight.