FANCY lying down in a claustrophobic sea container in the dark for half an hour? That is the premise of the outré and slightly scary Fringe World show Coma. Set […]

SEXUAL assault, social media addiction and low self-esteem feature in the dark comedy Me Too The Musical. The no-holds-barred show exposes the misogynist behaviour some women have endured over the […]

  THE revamped Rottnest Museum, now called the Wadjemup Museum, is a poignant reminder of the island’s fascinating and sometimes gruesome history. Courtesy of a $1 million federal government grant, […]

FROM a small unassuming studio on Adelaide Street in Fremantle, a homegrown audio company is winning major TV and film awards for its soundtrack and production work. Envelope Audio is […]

WHEN AC/DC singer Bon Scott tragically died in 1980, did anyone think the band would still be head banging 40 years later? Tragedy reared its head again in 2017 when […]

LIVE music makes a welcome return to the Pakenham Street Arts Space this Sunday with a performance by guitar virtuoso Glenn Rogers and friends. The Perth guitarist/composer trained in jazz […]

A NEW ground-breaking improv group will tackle the lack of diversity and female-friendly venues in Perth’s comedy scene. Only The Human will be the first improv co-operative in WA, with […]

FRIED peanut butter and banana sandwiches at the ready. Palmyra’s Elviszacc (aka Domenic Zaccaria) is preparing for his biggest show yet – Elvis: Aloha Hawaii Concert at the Astor Theatre […]

EAST Fremantle artist Olga Cironis gives a platform to the “other” Australians in her poignant new sound installation Forest of Voices. For the exhibition, Cironis recorded intimate stories of love […]

OF all the left-field creative projects to come out of the Perth lockdown, a Radiohead big band seems one of the most outré. The seminal English rock group are renowned […]