The thing about John Butler is that he doesn’t seem at all like a celebrity. Despite the formal purpose-built space that the Perth Concert Hall provided, it was almost as if he was conversing directly with you - a genuine conversation with an old friend.
Filled with magical moments of gorgeous Gershwin music, heart-melting vocals and divine choreography, this production will win you over in a heartbeat.
Exuding an infectious energy that oozed with cheekiness and confidence, their comedic banter earned whoops and shouts from men and ladies alike.
“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.”
Bright sparkly lights, flashy colours and never-ending sass are only a taste of what to expect in this hilarious musical from the heart.
Forget the big lights and confetti, John Butler will draw you in with his stories from the road and from his heart.
Incorporating food, film and performance into one glorious spectacle, this unique and experimental event is the exact opposite of traditional.
Written and directed by Perth-born rising star Tim Hotchkin, One Day Closer was an incredibly intimate and emotional show.
Come on a journey with the boys from Head First Acrobats to discover the ultimate body-enhancing human elixir.
With a hilariously balanced amount of honesty and self-deprecation around his multicultural life, his compelling storytelling had the audience in fits of laughter for almost the entire hour.
Ballet at the Quarry: Light and Shadow is a night of magnificence and grandeur, perfect for anyone who enjoys ballet and magical storytelling.
You've Got Mail is an unexpected hour of so-bad-they're-good Hollywood tropes and plenty of laughs all round.
I still can’t decide whether I preferred her musical or comedic performance – both were done with absolute confidence, refined talent and the perfect level of humour, with this stellar combination never faltering for even a second.
There’s a reason why Bernie Dieter is known as “the mistress of mayhem” and “queen of Fringe”. Little Death Club is what I’d describe as the love child of a mad genius and wicked seductress – fierce, ravenous and excited to push the boundaries of traditional cabaret.
I'd describe Hot Sauce Burlesque as a cheeky intro for those who haven't attended burlesque before.
Their relaxed yet supercharged performance had the whole crowd going the whole time, with every new stunt executed with a humorous, laid back grin.
Not for the easily offended, Cameron McLaren's 6056 is tasteless bogan humour... Just the way we like it. The constant self deprecating jokes centred around the lower echelon of society were truly nothing but relatable.
Self-described as "legitimately just nine guys who like to sing, drink and talk", The Choir of Man is an authentic, enjoyable show, filled with down to earth isms, plenty of banter and vocals that will knock you off your feet.
Through the Looking Glass (and What Alice Found There) is an explosion of excitement, wonder and good old fashioned fun.
Held at the gorgeous His Majesty’s Theatre, Circus Oz was an exciting, impressive and humorous affair.
