Sit in the front row, if you can get in early enough, and you’ll be amazed at how well these performers can flip, tumble and float around just inches from your face.
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Unpacking "Pillion": This thought-provoking Alexander Skarsgård dom-com is more than meets the eye
There are parts of relationships that no one talks about: the difference in power between partners, how that power can be used to silence complaints, and maintain control in the status quo.
FRINGE REVIEW: "The Chair of Saint Peter (& Other Games)" is a hell of a good time
If you pray at the altar of gleeful theatrical chaos, you will leave this play a believer.
FILM REVIEW: "The Sound of Falling" is a dark, shimmering, kaleidoscopic meditation on life and death
This delicate impressionistic piece of cinema sculpts moments into seemingly disparate scenes, but as more is revealed, themes and connections begin to develop.
REVIEW: “Now You See Me Live” leads its illusions with charm, comedy, and heart
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.
"Hamnet" review: Jesse Buckley and Paul Mescal are magnificent in Chloé Zhao's heart-breaking meditation on grief
It’s the performance that make the film for me.
FILM REVIEW: "Song Sung Blue" Can't Hold A Tune
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’.
"Folklore Murder Mystery" bottles mayhem, mischief, and manic fun
Inside Perth’s one-of-a-kind social deduction murder mystery experience
FILM REVIEW: “Jane Austen Wrecked My Life”, but it made my morning
Cackles and shrieks of delight could be heard throughout the film, and I left the cinema smiling, eyes scanning the footpath for handsome strangers.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Blue" wades through grief with heart and ingenuity
How do you make sense of a life pummeled by love and loss? Blue, the latest production by Black Swan State Theatre, asks us to plunge, heart-first, into this question.
FILM REVIEW: "The Monk and the Gun" is a stunning but fragmented glimpse of history and human nature
The Monk and the Gun has a real heart. One worth seeing if you’re after some visually delightful, narratively relaxed escapism.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Much Stuff" is a delightful story of queer love
Much Stuff is a delightful and invigorating story of queer love and the ride-or-die fusion of female friendship.
FILM REVIEW: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem" is the sleeper hit of 2023
TMNT: Mutant Mayhem might be the best cinematic realization of the heroes in a half-shell yet.
Theatre Review: Marrugeku’s “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” is a kaleidoscopic rage against the machine
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.
Album Review: Undeniable — Carlton / Macpherson / Pass / Valenti
If you’ll let it, Undeniable will take you on an uncompromising but engaging journey down an unfrequented path.
FILM REVIEW: "Top Gun: Maverick" is a rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece
Top Gun: Maverick is every bit as good as you’ve heard – heck, it’s better.
LIFESTYLE NATION: A SOJOURN AT WOODPECKER'S BAY BACH, NZ
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.
LIVE REVIEW: Crooked Colours @ Metropolis Fremantle
As for fans new and old alike, it was one hell of a listening experience to witness the firsthand beauty of Langata live.
PERTH FESTIVAL REVIEW: DADA MASILO'S GISELLE IS AN UNCONVENTIONAL TAKE ON THE SLAVIC CLASSIC
Dada Masilo’s African reimagining of ‘Giselle’ was a dazzling, blood-racing dance to the death at His Majesty’s Theatre.