Review: Dead Man’s Wire
Opening the 29th annual Revelation Perth International Film Festival at Luna Palace Cinemas, acclaimed director Gus Van Sant’s Dead Man’s Wire is a gripping thriller
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
July 22, 2026
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Review: WASO At The Movies: How to Train Your Dragon
I have to admit, even though I regularly attend and review movies and theatrical productions, unless something is earmarked as a musical, I am not
Nadia Haniff
July 21, 2026
Review: The Diary of Anne Frank
The Diary of Anne Frank was compulsory reading when I was back at school. We even read it in German lessons. It had such an
Jane Pelusey
July 21, 2026
Review: The Birthday Trip
The synopsis for The Birthday Trip promises an “an unflinchingly funny drama that follows three millennial couples whose relationships are thrown into disarray when they
Nadia Haniff
July 2, 2026
Review: Steel Magnolias
Hold on to your curlers, it’s time for a blast from the past. Steel Magnolias has arrived in Perth for a limited season bringing with
Nadia Haniff
July 9, 2026
Review: Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto
Mystery, majesty and melancholy was the theme of the night as the West Australian Symphony Orchestra presented Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in UWA’s Winthrop Hall. Guest
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
July 9, 2026
Review: Tenor: My Name is Pati
There are two things I know for sure about Samoa: its rugby prowess and its unshakeable commitment to family values. In fact, they love family
Nadia Haniff
July 9, 2026
Review: Rules of Summer by Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
Rules of Summer is based on the picture book of the same name by Shaun Tan. The book is a compendium of life rules that
Nadia Haniff
July 7, 2026
Review: Saccharine
Saccharine is a 2026 Australian supernatural horror film now showing at Luna Leederville. I left Luna Leederville still thinking about the many complex themes and
Yannick Benoit
June 30, 2026
Review: The Good Boy
‘The Good Boy’ takes us on a dark and twisted journey through the eyes of Tommy, a London party boy and all-round train wreck whose
Jordan McCracken
June 29, 2026
Review: The Invite
The Invite is hilarious, outrageously funny, sharply observant and wickedly witty. This is, without question, Olivia Wilde’s best film as a director to date. Then
Sarah Schmitt
June 29, 2026
Review: WASO’s Schumann’s Cello Concerto
There were times I just closed my eyes to hear wonderful the music wash over me. But an orchestra like the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra
Jane Pelusey
June 29, 2026