Swan Lake is a raw, confrontational performance that will challenge audiences to face their inner darkness. Showing at the Heath Ledger Theatre until Sunday 17 February.
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FRINGE REVIEW: "Tony Galati the Musical" is the king of spuds and our hearts
This musical hits all of the classic songs and arcs of your average light-hearted Disney romp, but it also manages to land some great self-aware dunks on the city we all live in.
Perth Festival Review: "Lé Nør" is mind-blowing
Simply put, Lé Nør is one of the coolest things I have seen on stage.
FRINGE REVIEW: IMPROV PARADISO, A COOL & SMART SHOW
Running at the Blue Room Theatre between Feb 13 to Feb 16, Paradise! A Cool & Smart Show is one big laugh you cannot miss this Fringe Season.
INTERVIEW: "Let me finish" Returns to Finish off Fringe
We spoke to the cast of the sell out show about The Process, snacks and Fringe itself ahead of their opening night in the closing week of this year’s festival.
Theatre Review: Black Swan's "Our Town" is "a celebration of universal truths"
Director Clare Watson and a fantastic cast and crew have brought a unique touch to one of the most performed plays in the English language.
PERTH FESTIVAL REVIEW: ONE INFINITY
Simultaneously meditative and electrifying, One Infinity is an act of deep listening and profound engagement. This production features the Jun Tian Fang Music Ensemble, members of Dance North Australia and the Beijing Dance Theatre.
FRINGE REVIEW: DAD is both hilarious and deeply personal
Sweating through their overalls in the 37ºC heat, three of Perth’s emerging theatre-makers, Isaac Powell, Jarryd Prain and Marshall Stay explore the shifting nature of one’s relationships with their father, masculinity, connection and legacy in a hilarious and deeply personal experience.
FRINGE REVIEW: "BOY ZONED" is nostalgic, toe-tapping fun
BOY ZONED takes you through the ups and downs of one band’s journey in trying to make some hits. If you’re into some light entertainment with some seriously talented performers this Fringe, then BOY ZONED is the show for you.
FRINGE REVIEW: "Dancing in the Driveway" is En Pointe
‘…Evelyn paints a picture of her childhood; of a girl growing and dancing. She deftly weaves metaphor through her stories and, before long, you feel as if you know her; as if you’ve grown up alongside her.’
FRINGE INTERVIEW: Theatre queen Charlotte Otton on her latest projects
Charlotte Otton is the emerging queen of Perth’s independent theatre scene. In 2018, she performed in Rorschach Beasts’ Hive Mind and developed the brilliant Let me finish., alongside being a regular performer with Perth improv stalwarts The Big Hoo-Haa.
Fringe Review: “Tröll” is worth crossing the bridge for
Tröll wastes no time with its brief 45-minute runtime, rolling punchline after punchline intercut with surprisingly effective atmospheric terror, akin to the nostalgic horror of a Goosebumps episode.
FRINGE REVIEW: Fuego Carnal will set your soul on fire
Ignite the fire in you at Fuego Carnal, the place where passion begins.
FRINGE REVIEW: 'Melba' is witty, intimate, and honest
Melba, produced by Tempest Theatre, is a short theatrical piece that portrays one of Nellie Melba’s many final farewells - so many that the sarcastic expression ‘doing a Melba’ came to exist.
FRINGE REVIEW: "Adventures of the Improvised Sherlock Holmes" is Anything but Elementary
The Great Detective once said, ‘There is nothing new under the sun. It has all been done before.’ But this show sets out to prove him wrong…
FRINGE REVIEW: "Improv D&D"? Yeah, that's a Hit.
Orcs, object work and overly-elaborate character names combine for some truly entertaining comedy…
FRINGE REVIEW: Boys Taste Better with Nutella is a Real Treat
A show that deals with relationships, loneliness and belonging could so easily become a downer but this one tackles it with wonderfully witty writing and hilariously cheesy dance moves.
FRINGE REVIEW: "How to Win Loot and Influence Dragons" is D&D for the Masses
Dungeons and Dragons isn’t an easy sell for a fringe audience, but this show tiptoes the line between niche and mass appeal.
FRINGE REVIEW: Lysistrata is admirable in concept, messy in execution
Lysistrata is a comedy written by Aristophanes in 411 BC. However, it is disappointing that the effort to create connections between the source material and the feminist movement remains surface-level throughout this update.
INTERVIEW: The cast of Super-FANNY-Tastic discuss their creation
We were lucky enough to be able to chat to the stars of the show and get a further look into their thoughts on Super-FANNY-Tastic.