It was when she was waist high in a peat bog that Elizabeth Edmonds had an epiphany and realised what she wanted to do for a living.
Claire Middleton
After a 30-year wait, audiences finally have the chance to see Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in Perth as this musical tale as old as time is performed at Crown Theatre from Thursday night.
Tanya MacNaughton
Life comes full-circle for traditional woodwind guru Nicola Boud, a Perth-born UWA alumna on tour with Musica Viva.
David Cusworth
Jonathan Biggins’ one-man show The Gospel According To Paul provides a rare portrait of one of Australia’s most charismatic and acerbic leaders, Paul Keating.
Perth mezzo soprano Fleuranne Brockway has spread her wings and returns home for WA Opera’s latest season, Madama Butterfly.
Bastille Day auspicious for French-style soiree, Morceaux de Salon, with violinist Akiko Miyazawa and pianist Liam Wooding at Lawson Flats.
Giovanni Consort honour ecclesiastical origins of their core Renaissance repertoire with recitals to mark their 30th anniversary.
Samantha Clarke and Edward Gardner set the seal on scintillating Schubert, Britten and Brahms with WA Symphony Orchestra at Winthrop Hall.
UNESCO has added three sites used by Cambodia's brutal Khmer Rouge regime for torture and executions 50 years ago to its World Heritage List.
Sopheng Cheang
Current world events are not helping the more chilled-out vibe purple puppet comedian Randy Feltface has embraced towards the latter part of his 20-year career.
Operatic mezzo-soprano and creative director of Perth Symphony Orchestra Fiona Campbell is staging shows this month that channel Australian and WA stories.
Young artists from across the Great Southern were celebrated at the Blank Walls Youth Art Awards Ceremony and Open Night, held at headspace Albany.
Fear not if Jane Austen’s beloved classic novel Pride and Prejudice has ever felt wanting for more liquor, laughs and costume changes, as comedy adaptation Plied and Prejudice opens in Perth.
Praise from an artist about their life story portrayal is no easy feat but it was bestowed on The Simon and Garfunkel Story cast when Art Garfunkel surprised them on stage in 2024 after a New York performance.
Tiny faces among the audience peered up in awe, mesmerised by Alice’s every move as she pirouetted her way into the whimsical world of wonderland …
Melinda Webster
A group of Indigenous elders share their story of resilience in the face of racial adversity through a powerful month-long exhibition to make for a special NAIDOC Week in Narrogin.
Hannah Whitehead
John Manson took out top honours in this year’s Albany Maritime Art Exhibition, awarded overall winner at the exhibition’s opening night at Vancouver Arts Centre on Wednesday, July 3.
Jacki Elezovich
A detailed portrait of the artist as a young woman and a photorealist rendition of a box-obsessed grandad are among the winners of an Australian portrait prize.
Jack Gramenz
The musical theatre industry might be a notoriously tough one to crack, but for talented Brisbane-raised brothers Liam and Jackson Head the odds have been in their favour.
What happens when art meets rubbish? In her new exhibition, artist Maxxi Minaxi May invites audiences to reimagine junk with playful, inquisitive joy.
Belle Taylor
The State Government is moving forward with its plans to grow WA’s screen industry and workforce through incentives, admitting it likely wouldn’t be popular with the US President.
Liam Murphy
Consummate cabaret star Michael Griffiths is doing his best to feel glass-half-full about the closure of the Perth International Cabaret Festival, and is returning to Perth for Afterdark Performance Lounge.
Hildegard von Bingen’s medieval paean to wisdom, O Virtus Sapientiae, infuses Grove Library with a cathedral ambience for a winter season finale.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is inviting audiences to walk in the shoes of a giant in the school holidays with its production Beanstalk that flips the traditional Jack And The Beanstalk script.
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