Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
16 June 2020
Seesaw’s Q&A series is heading on the road, to find out how artists around WA have been managing COVID-19 challenges. This week Wheatbelt-based singer-songwriter, actor and comedian Alli Butler shares her experiences of lockdown and the start of recovery.
14 February 2020
Nina Levy enjoys the shimmering combination of art installation and dance in In Cahoots.
22 January 2020
Comedian Jez Watts’ foray into musicals is inspired but undeveloped.
22 January 2020
“While kids are an easy laugh when it comes to scatological matters, they’re also ruthless when it comes to finding people unfunny. There’s no one in a junior audience laughing because they think they’re supposed to laugh.”
21 January 2020
If you’re looking for something spooky this Fringe, Hannah Cockroft’s new play Talkback promises plenty of paranormal activity.
20 January 2020
The long-anticipated world premiere of the new children’s circus show by Head First Acrobats attracted capacity crowds over the weekend. Most of the audience were under the age of ten and laughed themselves silly…
20 January 2020
There’s a ring of authenticity when a 13 year old reviews a school musical by an up and coming youth theatre group. Bethany Stopher shares her insights into Amore Stage Production’s new show.
