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Review: Nat’s What I Reckon: Hot Dogs Probably Aren’t Real at Astor Theatre

Nat’s What I Reckon: Hot Dogs Probably Aren’t Real at Astor Theatre Saturday, May 11, 2024 Did we find out why […]

Review: Felicity Ward’s I’m Exhausting at The Rechabite

Felicity Ward’s I’m Exhausting at The Rechabite Thursday, May 2, 2024 In the past decade, the output of award-winning comedian […]

Review: Perth Comedy Festival Gala at Regal Theatre

Perth Comedy Festival Gala at Regal Theatre Wednesday, May 1, 2024 Ten talented comedians took the stage on Wednesday night […]

Review: Songbird at Subiaco Arts Centre

Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company is a West Australian arts treasure, a diamond in the rough. For more than thirty years, it has not only provided…

Review: Barracking for the Umpire at Subiaco Arts Centre

Directed by Clare Watson, Black Swan Theatre Company’s Barracking for the Umpire is a poignant and heartwarming play that kicks truly with…

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at State Theatre Centre of WA

In his introductory message, director Peter Evans writes that A Midsummer Night’s Dream “sometimes suffers from over-familiarity.” In the…

Review: Dawn French at Riverside Theatre

Hundreds gathered on Wednesday night to revel in the glorious twattery of the unabashed queen of British comedy, Dawn French, at Riverside…

Review: Welcome to the Gaybourhood at Connections Nightclub

Welcome to the Gaybourhood at Connections Nightclub Saturday, April 6, 2024 Local burlesque troupe Basement Productions celebrated their third anniversary […]

Review: YUCK Circus: Naughties and Tuck Shop at Rooftop Encore

For those missing the death-defying and saucy action of Fringe World, Western Australian performing arts groups YUCK Circus and Tone & Cheek…

Review: Tina: The Tina Turner Musical at Crown Theatre

“You die on me, I’m gonna kill you!” This comedic line about a suicide attempt from Tim Omaji, who plays Ike Turner in Tina, lies at the heart…

Review: Wayfinder at Heath Ledger Theatre

One of Australia’s leading contemporary dance companies, Dancenorth, has been producing compelling new work for the best part of forty years…

Review: The Invisible Opera at Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre

A little more than a hundred years ago, Marcel Duchamp set off a bomb at the centre of the art world. It has been reverberating ever since…

Review: Are we not drawn onward to new erA at Heath Ledger Theatre

Are we not drawn onward to new erA is a strikingly unique and poignantly relevant social and eco-political performance piece from acclaimed…

Review: Food at His Majesty’s Theatre

In a display that flitted between medium rare and completely undercooked, New York-based performance maker Geoff Seobell starred in the…

Review: Deborah Conway & Willy Zygier at State Library of Western Australia

Deborah Conway has written a memoir, The Book of Life. The sardonic songstress with the big voice has finally spilled the beans on her…