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Waveney Russ

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Waveney Russ is a second-year Bachelor of Arts student at the University of Otago, studying politics, art history and Indigenous development. She has worked as the Visual Arts Editor for student magazine Critic, and hosts the Dunedin Public Art Gallery arts and culture show on Radio One. Her writing is due to feature in the Blue Oyster Art Project Space 2017 annual and HAMSTER Issue 3.

Everything By: Waveney Russ

Performance12.02.21

Blurring the Line: A Review of I Wanna Be Mark Wahlberg

Can we be masculine, feminine and neither, all at once? I Wanna Be Mark Wahlberg by Melody Rachel is a performative exploration of the body. Waveney Russ reviews.

By Waveney Russ
Read Time: 7 mins
Performance10.11.20

Choosing Life: A Review of Every Brilliant Thing

What things are worth living for? Waveney Russ ponders this question in this review of Every Brilliant Thing at Silo Theatre.

By Waveney Russ
Read Time: 8 mins
Performance26.06.19

Body Talk: A Review Of Fleshies

New Volumes critic Waveney Russ reviews the new play from Basement Theatre's Producer In Residence Alice Kirker, a smorgasbord of scenes and stories about bodies, brains and the pressure society puts them under.

By Waveney Russ
Read Time: 16 mins
Reviews17.04.19

Playing the Good Immigrant: A Review of Woman of Citrus

New Volumes critic Waveney Russ digs into the decolonising power of Grace Bentley's new one-woman solo at Basement Theatre.

By Waveney Russ
Read Time: 18 mins
Performance20.11.18

Fresh Approach: A Review of Jacinda (The Play)

Can anyone save New Zealand? New Volumes critic Waveney Russ reviews Jacinda.

By Waveney Russ
Read Time: 16 mins
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