In a retrospective performance, jazz virtuoso Barney McAll draws on the traditions of his genre while pointing the way to the future, writes Garry Lee
Tag Archives: WAAPA
Reviews
LINK Dance Company delivers a dazzling celebration
28 April 2022
Buoyant and spiritual, LINK’s latest double bill takes to the stage with unrelenting intensity and youthful exuberance, discovers Kim Balfour.
What to SEE
What to SEE: May gig guide
7 April 2022
Wondering what to SEE this May? Check out Seesaw Mag’s new gig guide for the hottest tips across theatre, music, dance, visual arts and more!
Reviews
Timely reminder of the power of satire
5 April 2022
The WAAPA third year acting students’ sparkling revival of Moliere’s classic Tartuffe speaks to the kind of cynicism so prevalent in our halls of power today, writes Jan Hallam.
Reviews
Young performers prove the main event
5 April 2022
WAAPA’s third year musical theatre students make the best of a bad lot in this revival of Side Show, a musical David Zampatti thinks we could have done without.
Reviews
Graduating dancers keep sense of joy
16 November 2021
A White Act degustation, a collection of oscillations and a comical retro-styled finale make for an enjoyable evening of dance, says Nina Levy.
Podcasts
Your Arts Playground podcast: November
28 October 2021
This month we’re excited about the re-opening the Art Gallery of WA, the Fremantle Biennale, the Perth International Jazz Festival… and more!
Reviews
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.
Reviews
Cabaret revival is dark and dazzling
13 September 2021
“Come taste the wine, come hear the band”, start celebrating a brand new Cabaret at WAAPA, says David Zampatti.
Features
Always dancing in her heart: a tribute to Lucette Aldous
18 June 2021
As the international ballet community mourns the loss of Lucette Aldous AC, who passed away 5 June 2021 at the age of 82, choreographer and former director of West Australian Ballet Barry Moreland reflects on the joys of the time he spent with his dearly loved friend and colleague.
