The Noongar story telling experience is set to captivate audiences at the rescheduled WA Day Festival on Sunday.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Fond farewell and rollicking sendoff in Australian Chamber Orchestra’s last 2024 visit to Perth Concert Hall with guitarist Sean Shibe and Scotland Unbound.
David Cusworth
Todd McKenney has reached the stage of his career where he quite enjoys when someone else takes hold of the musical theatre wheel, which is the case for his latest role as The Wizard of Oz in Wicked.
Tanya MacNaughton
An award-winning Albany novelist has adapted his usual capacity for lengthy fiction to short prose as a contender in the Best Australian Yarn competition with his brooding surf entry Flutter.
Melissa Sheil
Pemberton artist Anna Czerkasow is exhibiting a retrospective display of works in Manjimup from life in Northcliffe, her Ukraine roots, back to the present moment.
Anjelica Smilovitis
ARTRAGE chief executive Jo Thomas is passionate about the arts and loves a good statistic, so she is in her absolute element when it comes to launching Fringe World 2025.
WA Symphony Orchestra is serving up a double helping of festive fun with free concerts on two successive weekends in December.
Melbourne author Anson Cameron hadn’t written a short story since the early 2000s. His powerful comeback could land him $50,000.
Ezra Kaye
Growing up in Perth during the 1970s was not the most embracing time for a young boy with big ballet dreams, but that only made David McAllister more determined.
Lovers of dance across Australia would consider David McAllister synonymous with ballet.
Spanish violin virtuoso Lina Tur Bonet and Musica Alchemica quartet farewell Perth Concert Hall with early music charms.
She has been remembered a trailblazer for the Australian arts.
Steve Zemek
STRUT Dance’s free Perth Festival dance hub, Perth Moves, needed a bigger dancefloor for 2025, its relocation to Forrest Place just in time to present renowned choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s Manifest.
Art lovers and artists celebrated 18 years of the Lester Prize at a private viewing of the national exhibition held in Perth.
Just 42 sleeps out, St George’s Consort celebrates with Ave Rex: A Musical Journey of Advent to Christmas under Joseph Nolan’s baton.
A Denmark Primary School student has been recognised for his writing prowess by one of Australia’s best-known authors, with the Year 4 student claiming third place in a youth competition.
Salute to WA Symphony Orchestra violinist Akiko Miyazawa celebrates five years of her string ensemble project, Cygnus Arioso, at Holmes a Court Gallery.
A fresh take on traditional storytelling brings Mark Atkins and Errki Veltheim to southern WA for a regional tour exploring themes and dreams of the night.
Mosman Park Author’s Second-Person Dating Story Captivates National Competition Judges.
The fact Perth Festival’s new artistic director Anna Reece is the first WA born artistic director in the festival’s 71-year history is a rather wild and surprising feat.
Baroque violin virtuoso Lina Tur Bonet laughs at her billing as the ‘Kate Bush of early music’ on a national tour with Musica Viva this month.
Old and new, borrowed and blue might be the motif for WA Opera’s 2025 season, on sale from November 7.
Germinating a homegrown story with international relevance makes for a riveting theatrical ride in Black Swan State Theatre Company’s final production for 2024, The Seed.
New artistic director Anna Reece has announced the Perth Festival 2025 program, with East Perth Power Station its live music hub for the next four years.
