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,
The WA Comedy All-Stars lit up the Heath Ledger Theatre with a night that felt equal parts polished and playfully chaotic—in the best way possible.
Sitting in the front row, I knew I was in for a night of being noticed, and Alison Spittle made sure of it. As MC,
Jimmy Rees showed exactly why he remains one of Australia’s funniest performers in his one and only show for the 2026 Perth Comedy Festival. From
As an immigrant, I can’t help but perk up when I hear acts from Singapore and Malaysia are in town. It’s the unshakeable truth. Even
Imagine hiking, biking, snowshoeing, skiing and canoeing 24,000 km through the wilds of Canada. That is exactly what award-winning director and cinematographer Dianne Whelan did
Masters of the Baroque, at His Majesty’s theatre, is a beautiful evening out. (image credit: Daniel James Grant) Masters of the Baroque at His Majesty’s
Jurassic World is full of incredible special effects, thrilling scenes and edge of your seat tension. Now imagine the chaos and terror brought to life
There’s a consistent level of quality that comes with a Barking Gecko Arts production, and Stellarphant is no exception. In fact, it stands out as
Whether you weren’t invited to your friend’s 8th birthday party, or you’ve been left on delivered for 15 years by someone you thought was your
Little Amelie is a self-reflexive exploration of childhood set against a vibrant backdrop. The scenes are painted in broad, bright strokes and shapes, with no
West Australians should be excited and proud of the latest Stan Original, Whale Shark Jack. The film has been hailed as a love letter to
