Ever wondered what its like to live life on the edge? Then consider a stay at Woodpecker Bay Bach in the south island of NZ!
REVIEW: Rain Dance Festival, a unique and enlightening experience unlike any other
Modelled after eastern Australian festivals such as Earth Frequencies and Rainbow Serpent, the crew at Pulp Glitchin’ pieced together an impressive EDM line-with a focus on psytrance and drums ‘n’ bass. This, complimented by a marketplace full of independent and passionate owners, a stunning locale and most significantly, a community unlike any other, had provided an experience never to be forgotten.
INTERVIEW: Croquettes, Taco Terriers and Boujee Meals with The Jungle Giants’ Cesira Aitken
Coming off a sold out Europe and exhilarating USA tour, The Jungle Giants are back in Australia and ready to tour the nation, fresh off their new synthy single ‘Heavy Hearted’. We spoke to lead guitarist Cesira Aitken ahead of their tour to get the lowdown on the tour life and what to expect from the band in the future!
PODCAST: The Fast and Furious franchise switches gears with “Hobbs & Shaw”
Why can't we be friends? This episode, join Howie and Drew as they hit the accelerator and drive down the spoiler-filled road of the inevitable spin-off of the Fast and Furious franchise.
INTERVIEW: Musical 'HAIR' will have you dancing in the aisles
Featuring a diverse group of young people trying to live by their values in an increasingly noisy world, HAIR is about the tribes we come to identify with. Bec Bowman caught up with star Stefanie Caccamo – and former Perthite - to chat about her role in HAIR, and what she thinks of the nudity and the tribe.
A taste of what's to come at Falls Downtown 2020!
There is much to look forward to and more to come as Falls Festival has just announced the incredible line up that’s going to ensure the first week of 2020 is one to remember for us Perthians!
THEATRE REVIEW: Medea was commendable but left something to be desired
It is hard not to be moved by a tale of a desperate woman murdering her children to steal the future of her estranged husband. So, how was it that I left the Black Swan adaptation of Medea feeling somewhat underwhelmed?
THEATRE REVIEW: Bell Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing is Shakespeare De-classroomified
Much Ado About Nothing is beautiful to watch, hilarious to follow, and like all great theatre, gives you cause to think: both about the play and the world around us.
LIFESTYLE NATION: A GUIDE TO NEW ZEALAND'S SOUTH ISLAND
Isolated Nation returns with its third instalment of our NZ Lifestyle Nation special! This time, we’ve embarked on a seven-day trip around the South Island of New Zealand, where we were immediately captured by its beautiful sights.
INTERVIEW: Oscar Dawson talks Holy Holy's newest album, 'My Own Pool of Light'
To see how the band is feeling about both their new album release and upcoming tour, I had a chat with Oscar Dawson, guitarist, and one half of the band.
The Dawn Wall: Athletic Virtuosity Humanised
At Tommy and Kevin Live, the famed climbers discussed everything from friendship to new-found fame to fatherhood. Interspersed between these conversational interludes came a screening of The Dawn Wall documentary itself.
THEATRE REVIEW: Circus Oz - Precarious provides light hearted comedy and awe inspiring stunts
Held at the gorgeous His Majesty’s Theatre, Circus Oz was an exciting, impressive and humorous affair.
JUNE/JULY: IN's New Music Roundup
It’s been one heck of an exciting, music-heavy year – and to commemorate getting halfway through 2019, we’ve picked out some great new tunes for you. Read/listen on, ‘cause we’ve got plenty!
Photography by Sethen Sheehan-Lee
Scandinavian Film Fest 2019: A white, White day is as bleak as it is bright
Kicking off the 2019 Scandinavian Film Festival is the hotly anticipated A White, White Day.c
Live Review: Foals "put it all on the line to deliver a good show"
Foals have a live reputation that precedes them. After witnessing them on Sunday the 21st of July, a show multiple attendees I spoke to rated amongst the best they have seen, it is safe to see why.
Theatre Review: “Love and Information” is a well-acted mosaic that misses the bigger picture
Caryl Churchill’s 2012 play, Love and Information, is “a series of vignettes, featuring over 100 characters in over 50 disconnected scenes”, about how humans learn, communicate, and connect.
Interview: We chat to Gazey's Josiah Padmanabham about their new single, "River"
We have a quick chat to Gazey’s Josiah Padmanabham about their new single and upcoming LP.
Interview: Director Mimi Helm Talks Upcoming WA Comedy Series “Single Ladies”
We spoke with one of the series’ 3 female directors, Mimi Helm, to learn more about why Single Ladies is so relevant to modern women.
Genoa, Italy — Fremantle's soul sister
It was as if I had awoken in Fremantle, Western Australia, yet I was a very far 13,682 kilometres away.