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WAAPA students take on Virginia Woolf's queer love letter 'Orlando'

Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel Orlando has been described as the most charming love letter in literature. Inspired by Woolf’s affair with the author and aristocrat...

WAAPA students are staging one of Sondheim's great works – 'Assassins'

Journey through the dark side of the American Dream. Assassins, Stephen Sondheim's bloody take on US history, politics and celebrity culture, comes to the...

WAAPA students take on Anna Deavere Smith's powerful 'Fires in the Mirror'

There are three sides to every story: yours, mine and the truth. This emphasis on multiple viewpoints is the focus of Anna Deavere Smith’s...

WAAPA rising stars fuse ballet and contemporary dance in 'Rise'

Rise, WAAPA’s mid-year dance season, offers audiences a perfect mix of ballet and contemporary dance performed by the stars of tomorrow. The 2nd and 3rd...

In Your God: Lip-synching and spirituality on the dancefloor

LINK Dance Company are celebrating 20 years this April with In Your God, a four-night season of startlingly original contemporary dance. Artistic Director Michael Whaites...

'Folds': WAAPA's rising stars bring new stories to WA Museum Boola Bardip

The new WA Museum Boola Bardip is a place to share Western Australia’s many stories – so the perfect venue for a unique performance...

WAAPA's LINK Dance Company showcase their work with 'Plan B'

WAAPA has literally come up with a Plan B for its upcoming October dance season. The original programming, built around the dance students working with...

WAAPA students are performing Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar'

For their final production before they graduate, WAAPA’s 3rd Year Acting students are taking William Shakespeare’s epic political tragedy Julius Caesar to the main...

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