Perth Reviews
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- Cicely Binford
Nothing could prepare me for Pindorama. Nothing in my years of reviewing have given me any framework for the type of performance that Lia Rodrigues has created. I will probably never again see anything like it.
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- Claire Condry
The packed audience were ready to swing and gave a warm welcome to the Lincoln Center Orchestra and especially so to the legendary Wynton Marsalis.
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- Cicely Binford
Cunningham is an uncommon performer who uses her physical disability to create a completely different understanding of how to use the body in dance performance.
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- Julia Hern
Although so much of the original play has been condensed, in this production, there is infinitely more space.
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- Cicely Binford
This is Cherkaoui’s meditation on the divisiveness and truth of religious texts, and though he does indeed present a thesis, much of his elaboration floated in a murky liturgical space resembling a day in the life of a medieval monk.
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- Claire Condry
Thunder crashes, lightning flashes. “This is a show about happiness.” Meow Meow purrs archly. She is about to bare the secrets of her never-ending quest for love, and isn’t love happiness personified?
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- Cicely Binford
Perth International Arts Festival has outdone itself. Wendy Martin and team have brought one of the most stunning works I have ever witnessed to this year’s festival: Plexus by Aurelien Bory.
McAlinden shows great promise and is a talented writer, her material was excellent.
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Tivoli Lovely takes us down memory lane and pays homage to the hard working entertainers that performed live staged variety shows from 1893 to 1960s.