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Natalie Allen performs in Julia. Natalie Allen as Julia Gillard has one finger raised and her mouth open as though she has swung around to retort. She wears a bright red wig and blue suit. A dance work for our times

Reviews

A dance work for our times

23 May 2021

Solo dance work JULIA is a work for our times, a powerful statement of feminist resistance and rage, with a glimmer of hope, writes Nina Levy.

eiht musicians line up across the staged, dressed in black with an assortment of black headpieces, while audience members watch from the floor and galleries Freakish new album sets audience buzzing

Reviews

Freakish new album sets audience buzzing

15 April 2021

Nika Mo’s ambitious new freak-folk album is an extraordinary offering, writes Tiffany Ha after witnessing the launch as part of Audible Edge Festival.

a man and woman sit on coloured paving, smiling away from the camera Festival a sound idea

Features

Audible Edge is back! The festival of sound has released its line up for April, and it includes names that will probably surprise you. Curators Josten Myburgh and Annika Moses explain why sound is not just the province of musicians.

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A dance work for our times

Freakish new album sets audience buzzing

Festival a sound idea

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
Continue