Nanci Nott

Nanci Nott is a nerdy creative with particular passions for philosophy and the arts. She has completed a BA in Philosophy, and postgraduate studies in digital and social media. Nanci is currently undertaking an MA in Creative Writing, and is working on a variety of projects ranging from novels to video games. Nanci loves reviewing books, exhibitions, and performances for ArtsHub, and is creative director at Defy Reality Entertainment.

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Book review: Why We Are Here, Briohny Doyle

A hilarious and devastating window into the transformative impacts of love and grief.

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Book review: But the Girl, Jessica Zhan Mei Yu

This delightful debut is a literary coming-of-age story.

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Ballet review: echoes of VAN GOGH, His Majesty's Theatre WA

Achingly beautiful in every aspect – the must-see production of 2023.

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Theatre review: Twelfth Night, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, WA

This highly entertaining iteration of the romantic comedy features new music by Sarah Blasko.

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Book review: Prudish Nation, Paul Dalgarno

Over 30 authors offer their perspectives on "unconventional" relationships.

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Performance review: Catastrophes, PICA, WA

This performance piece is hard to describe, but easy to love.

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Theatre review: Ladies Who Wait, Subiaco Arts Centre, WA

A fun historical romp, not to be taken seriously, but to be seriously enjoyed.

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Theatre review: Medusa, The Rechabite, WA

Thematically resonant, dramatically intriguing and downright fun.

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Book review: Wifedom: Mrs Orwell’s Invisible Life, Anna Funder

Conspicuously missing from male-centric biographies, Eileen O’Shaughnessy is the true Orwellian hero.

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Theatre review: Macbeth, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, WA

So foul and fair a play I have not seen.

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