James Berlyn Archives

Review

Brave and heartfelt

21 January 2020

Surveying the ways in which young people are navigating the world today, WAYTCo’s ‘Body Rights’ is guaranteed to sell out, writes Jenny Scott.

Review

Persian love story a little too spare

4 October 2019

Review: IllUMEnate, ‘Layla Majnun’ ⋅
Subiaco Arts Centre, October 2 ⋅
Review by Varnya Bromilow ⋅

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Theatre: Layla Majnun

15 August 2019

2-5 October @ Subiaco Arts Centre · Presented by Performing Lines WA & illUMEnate · Often described as the Romeo and Juliet of the East, Layla…

Article

Celebrating a decade of Performing Lines WA

20 December 2018

Last month, Performing Lines WA celebrated its tenth anniversary and officially said goodbye to its founding senior producer Fiona de Garis. At the party, Performing Lines WA…

Article

A perfect match

23 July 2018

Review: West Australian Youth Theatre Company, Cloud Nine · Studio Underground, July 20 · Review by Xan Ashbury · This production represents one of those glorious times…

Article

Fringe World: yourseven

20 January 2018

1 – 17 February @ Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts • Presented by Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts with WA Youth Theatre Company • yourseven takes you…

Article

The road to Valentine: Kynan Hughes

8 November 2017

Ahead of the premiere of his first full length work, Valentine, choreographer and dancer Kynan Hughes talks to Nina Levy about his life in dance. I…

Article

Telling West Australian stories

13 September 2017

Wendy Martin, artistic director of Perth International Arts Festival, talks to Nina Levy about the artists and audiences she has discovered in WA. Wendy Martin is…

Tag Archives: James Berlyn

Brave and heartfelt

Persian love story a little too spare

Theatre: Layla Majnun

Celebrating a decade of Performing Lines WA

A perfect match

Fringe World: yourseven

The road to Valentine: Kynan Hughes

Telling West Australian stories

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