Western Australia
Review: Tutti: Circus Oz with WASO, Perth Concert Hall
A feat of immense physicality, by musicians as well as acrobats, combined with emotive musicality.
Review: Xenides, Studio Underground, State Theatre Centre WA
This devised mix of musical theatre, witty confessionals and thoughful social critique engages, but lacks a consistent thread to convincingly…
Standing tall on the national stage
Yirra Yaakin is not only producing important and powerful work: the West Australian company is also nurturing the next generation…
Review: Star Wars: A New Hope – In Concert, West Australian Symphony Orchestra
A masterful work, combining confronting terror with gentle romanticism, and the music stays in your head for days after the…
Can a new arts precinct put Karratha on the cultural map?
A major new arts precinct in the heart of the Pilbara demonstrates how the arts enrich community while also strengthening…
Assembling the next generation of diverse theatre-makers
Embedding culturally diverse young people in the theatre-making community requires more than just offering them opportunities to write, act or…
Review: Dracula, West Australian Ballet
From scenes of horror and violence to exquisitely tender moments, Dracula the ballet is a triumph.
Review: James Morrison with WASO, Perth Concert Hall
Great melodies from the 1920s to 1950s delivered by master musicians in this spectacular show: The Great American Songbook.
What it’s really like to be an arts manager
The arts has a reputation for being difficult to break into, but graduates of WAAPA's arts management degree course are…
Review: WASO's Last Night at the Proms, Perth Concert Hall
Bells and whistles bring tradition to Western Australia.