Sampling art installations, walking tours and storytelling, Freo local Varnya Bromilow enjoys her foray into ’10 Nights in Port’.
Tag Archives: Fremantle
Reviews
Last train delayed in the past
8 August 2022
There are strong performances and a meaty twist or two in Fremantle Theatre Company’s latest offering, but when it comes to tackling issues, says Claire Trolio, this train doesn’t reach today’s station.
Features
Local threads
18 April 2022
It’s one thing to buy locally designed clothes… but what about locally designed fabric? Nina Levy did some digging and discovered a plethora of textile designers working right here in WA.
Features
Film studio in Perth an epic flop
3 March 2022
The vision splendid of a movie-making palace on the mouth of the Swan River has been shattered with Mark McGowan’s announcement that his government would not deliver on its election promise. Mark Naglazas investigates.
Reviews
Spellbinding signs herald queer deaf homecoming
28 February 2022
Alter Boy’s mesmerising, multi-layered performance underlines the power of music to validate experiences of marginalised communities, writes Patrick Gunasekera
Reviews
Found in translation
17 February 2022
In all their diverse forms, languages are ultimately about the human need for connection, as Belinda Hermawan finds at this Perth Festival exhibition.
Reviews
Immersive sound at one with the sunset
15 February 2022
Set at the boundary of land and sea, CLAUDIO’s moody electronic set is a collaboration with natural elements, writes Claire Coleman.
Reviews
Poetic dance provides promised blessing
12 November 2021
Though more like a dream than a story, A Blessed Curse has a conclusion that Nina Levy finds powerful and moving.
Reviews
Breathtaking Moombaki is festival’s crown jewel
10 November 2021
As if channelling the famed breeze of its hometown, Fremantle Biennale is a breath of fresh air for Jaimi Wright as she explores a handful of its offerings.
Reviews
One man makes sense of the world
1 February 2021
Isabelle Leclezio is fascinated by the creative output of the late Ross Seaton, known as ‘the Walking Man’, a reclusive but prolific artist who worked to make sense of the world.
