A CUNNING military strategy used in China around 200AD was the inspiration for the exhibition (Re)Borrowing Arrows with Thatched Boats in Fremantle. During the Three Kingdoms Period, Chinese military engineer […]

THE days of an art exhibition being a stuffy affair with socialites nibbling canapés and admiring staid 15th century paintings is largely a thing of the past. These days exhibitions […]

A TROOP of radical performers are bringing magical realism to Perth this May.  The future-focussed and unique approach to the arts will be on full display as Crash Theatre Company […]

THEY call him the “Washing Machine Instrument Guy”. 21-year-old WAAPA student Jaxon Degebrodt makes his own experimental instruments from recycled materials using everything from cork and glass to coffee cups […]

WHEN the Herald toured Fremantle’s town hall recently, its gloomy corners, trashed balcony and peeling paint were a bit of a horror story, so it came as no surprise when […]

One of Australia’s most talented young organists is about to enroll at Yale University to further her musical studies, but it might never have happened if it wasn’t for a […]

IT all started in 1983 when a bunch of jazz musos and enthusiasts led by Adrian Kenyon and Pat Crichton formed an organisation to promote young jazz musicians in WA. […]

BASED on the film Ikiru by famed director Akira Kurosawa, with a screenplay by Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro, and directed by Oliver Hermanus, Living is a compelling British drama […]

THE 2023 production of Rolling Thunder Vietnam could be the most poignant yet as it joins forces with Soldier On to support Aussie veterans and their families. Since its world […]

OUT of all the classic rock bands from the 1970s, AC/DC were one of the few admired by the punk and new wave movement. By the mid 70s, rock music […]