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@stephenheathphotography A scene from Frankenstein and the Lion of Nemea in which a man stands in front of a cake. He holds up a hand and lets grains of something fall in a shower. The party may end in tears, but this play is a winner

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The party may end in tears, but this play is a winner

15 November 2022

Funny and thought-provoking, WAAPA’s production of Frankenstein and the Lion of Nemea impresses Bruce Denny with its dystopian charms and strong student cast.

A trio of people share a laugh over a song. The woman on the left has a vivid blue blazer over a muted green shirt, smiling away from the camera at the guitarist on the right. An Asian woman with short greying hair stands between the pair, the only one smiling at the camera. The man on the right looks natural and at ease with his intricate looking guitar. What to SEE at Melville Storylines

What to SEE

What to SEE at Melville Storylines

3 October 2022

Melville Storylines is taking us to all corners of the City in a month-long celebration of storytelling in all its unique shapes and sizes.

An image from Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company's performance of Panawathi Girl, pictured is multiple actors posed at the ending of a scene. Dream girl emerges from turbulent time

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Dream girl emerges from turbulent time

11 February 2022

Perth Festival’s Panawathi Girl is a polished production that uses music to tell an important story and ignite the heart, writes Barbara Hostalek

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The party may end in tears, but this play is a winner

What to SEE at Melville Storylines

Dream girl emerges from turbulent time

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