Tinashe Jakwa

Tinashe Jakwa is a writer. She lives in Perth/Boorloo and likes quiet, nature, and sincerity.

Tinashe Jakwa's Latest Articles

Two panels: on the left is a young woman with long dark hair and a white blouse, on the right is a book cover in purple hues, with the words water moon written in white vertically
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Book review: Water Moon, Samantha Sotto Yambao

A dreamy and fantastical tale about choices made and not made.

A drag queen dressed in a suited skirt combo, holding onto an old- fashioned phone and sitting on a desk.
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Performance review: Confessions of a Drag Queen Accountant, Skye Scraper, His Majesty's Theatre, FRINGE WORLD

A dynamic evening of salacious storytelling.

The Story Thief, Kyra Geddes. Image on left is an author shot of a white woman in a white shirt, with a brown bob, smiling at the camera and leaning on a mantelpiece. On the right is the book cover showing the back of an 1800s woman in black striding along a dusty outback track with her back to us.
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Book review: The Story Thief, Kyra Geddes

A feminist perspective on Henry Lawson's 'The Drover’s Wife'.

Four people lie entwined in a group, they are all wearing white or cream coloured clothes. Closer. La Boite Theatre.
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Theatre review: Closer, La Boite Theatre

An enthralling tale about the contentious nature of love and lust.

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Book review: Television, Kate Middleton

An ode to the ways in which television nurtures our self-understanding.

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Theatre review: The Smallest Stage

A masterful interactive tale of the trials and joys of fatherhood.

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Theatre review: Panawathi Girl, Perth Festival

A coming-of-age musical exploring the history of Australia’s race relations.

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Theatre review: Utopia, Summer Nights Festival

An experimental exploration of the plight of Afghan refugees.

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Theatre review: StrawBrain, Fringe World

An endearing but flawed musical about coming to terms with one’s identity.

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Book review: Killernova, Omar Musa

A poetry collection meditating on family, country, and memory.

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