Dance Nation admirably reflects the difficulties of pursuing your dreams before you’ve even worked yourself out, writes Rita Clark.

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Western Australia’s arts playground

31 March 2026
Dance Nation admirably reflects the difficulties of pursuing your dreams before you’ve even worked yourself out, writes Rita Clark.

21 September 2023
From the fresh and funny to the weird and wonderful, WAAPA’s Performance Making students bring fresh, incisive work at full tilt, writes Claire Trolio.

23 June 2023
Lovers of contemporary dance are in for a treat as WAAPA honours students dazzle in Outbound, writes Nina Levy.

10 June 2023
WAAPA’s annual mid-year program showcases the talents of the current crop of dance students with a line-up that’s varied enough to ensure everyone will walk away with a favourite, writes Kim Balfour.

31 March 2023
In WAAPA’s Much Ado About Nothing they all live happily ever after, and David Zampatti says there are plenty of reasons for its audience to be happy too.

15 November 2022
Funny and thought-provoking, WAAPA’s production of Frankenstein and the Lion of Nemea impresses Bruce Denny with its dystopian charms and strong student cast.

12 June 2022
WAAPA’s music theatre headliner this year is the little-known Mack & Mabel, and David Zampatti says that while it’s easy to find its flaws, it’s also easy to overlook them.

11 June 2022
WAAPA dance students do justice to classic and contemporary works in their midyear performance season, writes Rita Clarke.

10 June 2022
Caress/Ache is far from perfect but, as David Zampatti discovers, the quality of the production and performances go a long way to compensating for its shortcomings.

7 April 2022
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