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Our vision is to ignite conversation about the arts among artists, audiences and the wider community. Seesaw is a not-for-profit, digital arts magazine founded in August 2017 by arts journalists Varnya Bromilow and Nina Levy and currently co-edited by Nina Levy and Rosalind Appleby. Drawing on decades of experience, they lead a team of WA’s most authoritative arts writers to provide the most dedicated and comprehensive arts coverage in Western Australia

Made in Boorloo is a double bill of one-act plays written and performed by Western Australian Youth Theatre Company memb...
14/10/2025

Made in Boorloo is a double bill of one-act plays written and performed by Western Australian Youth Theatre Company members between the ages of 13 and 26.

📖 Article by Kirsty Lichtenstein
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/made-in-boorloo-review

Repairian unfolds as an hour-long synchronous event, with a cast of professional and non-professional actors broadcastin...
09/10/2025

Repairian unfolds as an hour-long synchronous event, with a cast of professional and non-professional actors broadcasting their performances along the Helena River to audiences in the MJAC auditorium.

📖 Article by Eduardo Cossio
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/repairian-review

On 15 October 2025, the State Buildings turn 10. One of WA’s most significant recent heritage redevelopments, they’re al...
08/10/2025

On 15 October 2025, the State Buildings turn 10. One of WA’s most significant recent heritage redevelopments, they’re also emblematic of the ultimate triumph of adaptive reuse over the wrecking ball of the “cult of progress.”

📖 Article by Will Yeoman
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/state-buildings-ten

This original children’s production gives an ancient language new life – and it’s a joy from start to finish. Julie Hosk...
08/10/2025

This original children’s production gives an ancient language new life – and it’s a joy from start to finish. Julie Hosking joins the flock at Aliwah Bardinar!

📖 Article by Julie Hosking
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/aliwah-bardinar-review

Kate Champion’s 2026 program for Black Swan State Theatre Company showcases big names, big stories and the power of part...
07/10/2025

Kate Champion’s 2026 program for Black Swan State Theatre Company showcases big names, big stories and the power of partnerships, writes Stephen Bevis

📖 Article by Stephen Bevis
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/black-swan-2026-program

A unique double bill, Carcass and Ghosts combines words, music and dance in a profound meditation on the ephemeral natur...
02/10/2025

A unique double bill, Carcass and Ghosts combines words, music and dance in a profound meditation on the ephemeral nature of life and beauty, encompassing some of Western Australia’s most evocative ghost towns and the spectral thrum of a piano’s co**se.

Carcass and Ghosts is on Thursday 23 and Friday 24 October at the Artsource Atrium, 8 Phillimore Street, Fremantle. Tickets $20 per person, and performances run from 7pm-8pm, with doors and a bar opening at 6.15pm for a chance to chat.

📖 Article by Will Yeoman
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/carcass-and-ghosts-spotlight

Ahead of their substantial eight city national tour for Musica Viva, violinist Pablo Hernán Benedí of Trio Isimsiz talks...
01/10/2025

Ahead of their substantial eight city national tour for Musica Viva, violinist Pablo Hernán Benedí of Trio Isimsiz talks to Seesaw Magazine about the longevity of their musical collaboration and having each other’s backs during life on the road.

📖 Article by Emma Jayakumar
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/trio-isimsiz-musica-viva-national-tour

Italian Australian glass artist Sabrina Dowling Giudici has long been a creative force in Western Australia’s Gascoyne R...
01/10/2025

Italian Australian glass artist Sabrina Dowling Giudici has long been a creative force in Western Australia’s Gascoyne Region, where she weaves together ecology, heritage, and storytelling through her distinctive kiln-formed glass. Leanne Casellas talks to the artist after featuring in this year's The Venice Glass Week.

📖 Article by Leanne Casellas
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https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/10/sabrina-dowling-giudici-interview

What are your plans for next year? This week, a suite of ‘must see’ shows for 2026 has been unveiled by the WA Ballet, s...
30/09/2025

What are your plans for next year? This week, a suite of ‘must see’ shows for 2026 has been unveiled by the WA Ballet, says Victoria Laurie, but it’s also a moment to savour the company’s incredible track record.

📖 Article by Victoria Laurie
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🔗 Read the full article: https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2025/09/wa-ballet-2026-program

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Our vision is to ignite conversation about the arts among artists, audiences and the wider community.

Seesaw – your WA arts playground – is a not-for-profit, digital arts magazine founded in August 2017 by arts journalists Varnya Bromilow and Nina Levy. Seesaw is currently co-edited by arts journalists Nina Levy and Rosalind Appleby. Drawing on decades of experience in the arts, they lead a team of WA’s most diverse and authoritative arts writers to provide the most dedicated and comprehensive arts coverage in the State.

WA arts and culture risks being undervalued by the public because of a growing vacuum in the coverage and critical appraisal of the sector. It has become clear that a vital part of the life cycle of the arts is missing. The Seesaw team believe it is crucial that the voices of the artists in our community are documented, championed and critiqued. It is time to restore journalism to the arts ecosystem. And not just fill the gap left by traditional media, but create something that is accessible, inclusive and reaches beyond the perceived walls of elitism often associated with the arts.

We love the arts and want to ensure the continuity of journalism as a crucial part of the arts ecosystem. Take your time to browse, join the conversation, share with your friends and support us. Together we are building a thriving arts community in Western Australia.