Local theatre maker Jay Emmanuel’s latest work is a rich and heart-warming queer story that transports us across oceans of space and time, writes Nina Levy.
Tag Archives: Performing Lines WA
What to SEE: From Here, Together
1 June 2022
Emma Fishwick’s work has been described as “dance to savour” by Seesaw Mag critic Rita Clarke. Now the choreographer is inviting audiences to peek at her new project-in-progress.
Cream of the crop 2021
15 December 2021
Which shows were Seesaw Mag’s favourites this year? We ask our writers to reflect on the year that was… and the year that will be.
Dark comedy rides outside the comfort zone
24 September 2021
Not for those with traditional tastes, Unheimlich thrills Nina Levy with its unsettling themes and black humour.
Marvellous Minneapolis holds men accountable
29 July 2021
For the second time in a week, young West Australian playwrights take on the gold standard of theatre – the full-length, two-act play – and David Zampatti says Will O’Mahony’s Minneapolis succeeds at it handsomely.
Stepping into the spotlight?
27 May 2020
The performing arts sector has been devastated by the pandemic shutdowns… but recovery could provide a window of opportunity for local independent artists. Nina Levy investigates.
歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong)
13 October 2019
12 – 16 November @ Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) · Presented by Steamworks Arts · World Premiere | Presented by PICA and Performing Lines …
Dance, Music: 歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong)
13 October 2019
12 – 16 November @ Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) · Presented by Steamworks Arts · World Premiere | Presented by PICA and Performing Lines …
Persian love story a little too spare
4 October 2019
Review: IllUMEnate, ‘Layla Majnun’ ⋅
Subiaco Arts Centre, October 2 ⋅
Review by Varnya Bromilow ⋅
Bringing new audiences into the theatre
25 September 2019
It’s notoriously difficult to attract new audiences into our theatre spaces but it’s also absolutely vital if performing art-forms are to thrive in our increasingly digitalised …