Dracula was thrilling, emotional, and visually stunning from beginning to end. I attended the performance with no prior knowledge of the storyline, which allowed me
You’ve probably crossed paths with a volunteer today without even realising it. Volunteers are all around us, every day. People just like you are watching
Walking out of The Shepherd’s Hut, I felt a heaviness that lingered long after the show’s end. This is the Black Swan Theatre Company’s adaptation
Emma Holland’s title of her show “ dog dies at the start” immediately had me questioning what I was about to watch. Honestly, what could
Cassie Workman’s You Are Here was one of those Perth Comedy Festival shows that leaves you laughing one moment and quietly reflecting the next. Performed
The crew from Swamplesque are a busy bunch. We saw them at Fringe earlier this year and seventeen weeks later, they are back in Perth
The family movies space is dominated by animation. This shouldn’t be a surprise because the bright colours and fantastical art are what pull kids into
Striding on stage dressed ironically as a parrot, Elf Lyons immediately had my attention. Swan begins in a way that feels both chaotic and completely
Pike River is one of those rare films that lingers long after the credits roll – not because it overwhelms, but because it moves with
In a timely reminder that leaders have always used art and literature censorship to control the masses, Luna Palace brings this disturbing and eye-opening documentary
Part of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra’s Matinee Symphony Series, Dvořák’s New World wowed the concert-goers at the State Theatre on Thursday, 30th April. Image
I am a big fan of unpredictability, where comedy is concerned. Yes, sets are entertaining but improv and crowd work always catch my attention. However,
