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@stephenheathphotography Ten female dancers, striking various poses, align on a stage as part of the Outbound dance production. Creative fusion delivers dreamy dynamic

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Creative fusion delivers dreamy dynamic

23 June 2023

Lovers of contemporary dance are in for a treat as WAAPA honours students dazzle in Outbound, writes Nina Levy.

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Extraordinary tribute to dance icon

12 November 2022

Icon: An Extraordinary Event is a fitting tribute to the life and work of Pina Bausch, writes Kim Balfour.

107 Photo: Nicolee Fox two people sit on a bench, in school uniform, one holds a guitar and the other a mic, both have mouths wide open as though they are singing at full volume What to SEE: November gig guide

What to SEE

What to SEE: November gig guide

26 October 2022

Feel like a good laugh, a punk-rock school bus musical, or hunting for giants? All this plus more in this month’s guide to the very best of the West Australian arts scene.

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Mayhem on speed makes for perfect Plan B

23 October 2021

Rita Clarke finds the two treats on LINK Dance Company’s latest bill are an antidote both to each other and to the challenges of closed borders.

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Your Arts Playground: October

28 September 2021

Wondering what to SEE in WA in month? From circus to opera, craft to literary fiction, the October episode of Seesaw’s podcast, Your Arts Playground, has you covered!

Mitchell Aldridge and Cameron Park in 'Open Third'. Photo Anthony Tran Two dancers grooving on a table top. Their bodies are hunched over but loosely. Hotel hidey-holes make perfect performance spaces

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Hotel hidey-holes make perfect performance spaces

27 August 2021

Whether cool, creepy or comical, ‘Situ8:Hotel’ is another terrific program of site-specific work from STRUT Dance and Tura New Music, writes Nina Levy.

Photo: Stephen Heath A group of dancers are moving in a pyramid formation, legs in a wide, bent stance, mid movement. They are dressed in deep blue with flared blue and yellow skirts and are lit against a pinky-red cyc. The human touch

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From dystopia to salvation, LINK Dance Company’s latest double bill brings together two responses to the loss of connection experienced by artists and audiences over the last year, writes Kim Balfour.

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From silvery clouds to crimson extravagance

11 November 2020

LINK Dance Company’s double bill “Arrival” showcases the versatility of its 2020 cohort, writes Nina Levy.

Brent Rollins and Nathan Turtur in Natassija Morrow's 'Ramalen'. Photo: Minni Karamfiles @minnikaramfiles Pictured are Brent Rollins and Nathan Turtur in Natassija Morrow's 'Ramalen'. Nathan is counter-balancing Brent who is mid-flight. Choreographic seedlings

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Choreographic seedlings

7 August 2020

LINK Dance Company returns to the stage with a program of works-in-progress that reveals both the dancers’ creativity and resilience, writes Nina Levy.

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Dancing in the dark

6 September 2019

Review: Link Dance Company, ‘In the Dark’ ·
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