At a time when the entire nation is grappling with the Voice referendum, the cultural asteroid that is “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” crashes into the Heath Ledger Theatre, making a well-timed impact that is both wildly inventive and fearlessly confronting.
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INTERVIEW: Raghav Handa and Maharshi Raval brings an intergenerational dance piece to PICA
Hailing from Sydney, Raghav and Maharshi have spent the past ten years pushing their artistic boundaries, sonically and physically. Now in Perth, they have come to showcase their own innovative take on the mathematical, Kathak dancing.
“Mary Poppins” musical makes a practically perfect landing in Boorloo Perth
The musical seamlessly transitions to the stage, expertly replicating the magic that fans of the movie will remember fondly, while making tweaks that add new dimensions to a familiar story.
THEATRE: "Things I Know to Be True" is a family drama so real and relatable, it hurts
Things I Know to Be True is quintessential Australian family drama, and the play carefully ramps up its emotional gravitas from its very first words.
THEATRE: “Sisterhood of the Traveling Lighter” conjures a heartwarming ode to lifelong female friendships
The main thing that will strike you about the Sisterhood of the Traveling Lighter is its charm.
Bloomhouse Projects debut "Contemporary Communication" showcases the best of contemporary opera
Vibration, singing and signing came together as traditional norms were innovatively built upon, and the audience was treated to a sensational night of entertainment.
THEATRE REVIEW: Pete Blockey’s "The Lifetime of Deaf and Deafblind" is a wonderful mix of signed song, story-telling and performance.
You will not see a show that will fill you with more warmth.
THEATRE: "Little Shop of Horrors" is a delight
Performed at the Regal Theatre, based on the famous film by Roger Corman, was the stage performance of Little Shop of Horrors presented by Entertaind.
THEATRE: "LITTLE WOMEN" IS A BIG SUCCESS
Little Women is a tried-and-tested classic, as wholly loved as it is wholly relevant. The Blue Room production is a wonderful little spectacle that offers everything loved about the tale.
Theatre: “Love Letters To The Revolution” is a charming, unapologetic, and wildly entertaining rage against the machine
Seeing “Love Letters To The Revolution” feels like falling into an expertly crafted trap.
THEATRE REVIEW: Animal Farm is a largely faithful adaption of the source material
Black Swan’s latest outing attempts to draw the parallels between the Orwellian source material and modern times.
Theatre: "Unheimlich" explores the cycle of relationships through the eyes of a house cat!
Armed with a perfect blend of genius stagecraft, committed performance, and a witty script, Unheimlich took us on a whirlwind of emotions, cheeky chuckles and a deep reflection on relationships.
THEATRE REVIEW: Every Brilliant Thing is as funny as it is thoughtful
This is life affirming theatre in the truest sense of the phrase.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Minneapolis" offers an entertaining and poignant take on fragile masculinity
Have you ever said the wrong thing, at the wrong place and at the wrong time? This story of Boy is the story of so many, a journey we’ve all taken if we’re to be honest.
LIVE REVIEW: Heathers the Musical is filled with local talent
Entertaind Productions delivered with their production of Heathers the Musical. This performance shows the beauty of community theatre and the rich talents Perth has to offer. I recommend giving this show a go if you’re a fan of musicals, cult classics and local performances!
THEATRE REVIEW: "Crazy For You" is a sublime night of comedy, Tap and Gershwin
Filled with magical moments of gorgeous Gershwin music, heart-melting vocals and divine choreography, this production will win you over in a heartbeat.
Giddy up for a rowdy ride in "Railed", presented by Head First Acrobats
Exuding an infectious energy that oozed with cheekiness and confidence, their comedic banter earned whoops and shouts from men and ladies alike.
Theatre: Dureshawar Khan's "MoR" is a triumphant ode to migrant motherhood
“I felt it was something I owed my mother after all this time. Writing this piece was as much of an apology as much as a love letter.”
Priscilla Queen of the Desert the musical is a colourful burst of raucousness and delight
Bright sparkly lights, flashy colours and never-ending sass are only a taste of what to expect in this hilarious musical from the heart.
THEATRE REVIEW: Playthings has enough heart to make up for some shortcomings
For anyone predisposed to a good coming-of-age tale, this one should tick all the right boxes.