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Robert Zielinski takes listeners on a journey through time with Kiangardarup – The Torbay Suite

Kiangardarup, meaning ‘kangaroo place’, is a uniquely West Australian work by Robert Zielinski for violin, wooden flute, cello and bouzouki, […]

Uncovering the history of York with local author Sasha Wasley

Presented by York Festival in association with WA’s peak writing body Writing WA, the York Regional Writers Weekend on Saturday, April 13 and…

Bob Downe brings comedy, music and all that jazz to Perth Comedy Festival

Bob Downe is returning to Western Australia for Perth Comedy Festival this year, celebrating the 25th anniversary of his ARIA-nominated […]

“A summer of magic moments.” The sun sets on Perth Festival 2024

Perth Festival is done and dusted for another year. In a tradition now stretching back over eight decades, it was another fine program that…

Mark Stevenson brings new solo exhibition, ICONS, to Vinyl Gallery

Perth artist Mark Stevenson will bring his second solo exhibition, ICONS, to Vinyl Gallery in Leederville. The new stencil exhibition […]

Immerse yourself in the hilarity: Perth Comedy Festival 2024 full line-up revealed

Combining the finest local and national stand-up talents alongside internationally acclaimed comedy giants and rising stars, Perth Comedy Festival has […]

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…

Ink to Image: Celebrating an ordinary man on an extraordinary expedition

One of the most important expeditions in Western Australia’s post-colonial history will be brought to life with the new photo […]

New exhibition Mantanguru brings artwork from the sand to the gallery

Three artists from the remote community of Pukatja in South Australia will make the 2,300km journey to attend the opening weekend […]

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…

Review: Stunt Double at State Theatre Centre of WA

Stunt Double at Studio Underground at State Theatre Centre of WA Saturday, February 17, 2024 Gold Coast-based dance and theatre […]