The wait is almost over to celebrate THONRHILL's 2025 opus BODIES live in action on home soil, with the band's biggest headline shows to date kicking off later this month. And with the Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne shows entirely sold out, Sydney fans are officially on notice with limited tickets remaining for Sunday 22 February at the Enmore Theatre.
This delicate impressionistic piece of cinema sculpts moments into seemingly disparate scenes, but as more is revealed, themes and connections begin to develop.
Equal parts silly, sharp, unique and pure fun, SHARK! will have you hooked from the outset.
At Crown Theatre Perth, Now You See Me Live brings the blockbuster film franchise to the stage, reimagined as a high-energy, family-friendly magic spectacular.
Sweden’s Post Punk icons, Viagra Boys payed a visit to one of Perth’s most unique outdoor venues, Fremantle Prison over the late January long weekend.
There's something comforting about being in a room full of people who all know every word to the same songs.
It’s the performance that make the film for me.
Based on the 2008 documentary of the same name, Song Sung Blue jaunts through the story of Milwaukee couple and Neil Diamond cover band, ‘Lightning and Thunder’.
Is this belated reimagining a Christmas treat or garbage day?
Bugonia dare to ask: who is the target demographic of the greater good?
The beauty of CATS is not in layered storytelling, but in its unflinching projection of pure vibes. And boy, does this Australian production deliver.
Inside Perth’s one-of-a-kind social deduction murder mystery experience
It’s been a whirlwind few weeks for WA indie-rock outfit Fool Nelson.
“The audience is going to have a ball.”
“So much of what’s happened in Australia has been silenced or simplified, and part of what we wanted to do with Terra Nullius was to make space for reflection.“
After the Hunt is refreshingly uncomfortable, and challenges us to face life’s unrelenting chaos head on; most importantly, it prompts us to think.
For anyone who's been curious about comics but intimidated by decades of superhero continuity, this is a great place to start.
Fresh off their third studio album Getting Killed, New York City four-piece Geese are set to make their long-awaited Australian debut. Chaotic in form but driven by intent, their new record is a mix of tenderness and fury that pushes the band further into untamed territory.
