Further Information
Because of this program, I've learned to write coherent reviews with well-formed opinions. This experience has shown me the value of constant self editing and improvement.
The opinions expressed in Trove are those of individual contributors and not those of the editoral committee or the steering committee (as editorial advisers) or UWA.
Trove provides opportunities for past and current editing team members to improve their analytical and communication skills by reviewing movies, musical and theatrical performances as well as books published by Australian authors including past and present UWA students.
Reviewing for Trove has been a fantastic experience, and has rekindled my enthusiasm and love for live theatre. I've learnt not only about the way reviewers approach a new work, but also about the editing and publication process. The comments and feedback I've received have improved my written work, and I feel far more confident in my ability to critique and review.
Film reviews
- A Dangerous Method
- Albert Nobbs
- Arrietty
- The Artist
- The Bling Ring
- Blue Jasmine
- Broken
- Cabin in the Woods
- Carnage
- Comme un Chef
- Delicacy
- Elles
- Filth
- Fly me to the Moon
- Frances Ha
- Fruitvale Station
- Grabbers
- Hara Kiri
- Her
- Inside Llewyn Davis
- Jackpot
- Kill Your Darlings
- Lore
- Lovelace
- Monsieur Lazhar
- Much Ado About Nothing
- National Theatre Live Presents: Frankenstein
- Night Train to Lisbon
- Performance
- Promised Land
- Red Obsession
- Reel Anime Film Festival
- Rust and Bone
- Take This Waltz
- Tracks
- Trishna
- Wadjda
- Wish You Were Here
Theatre reviews
- The Amber Amulet
- Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
- The Damned
- The Five Step Guide to Being German 2.0
- National Interest
- When the Rain Stops Falling
- The White Divers of Broome
- Women Beware Women
University information
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