Perth
onefivezeroseven
Dance, drama, humour, manifesto – vital for those interested in modern teenage life, and even more so for those who…
This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
Jauntily witty cabaret, combining confident compositions with scathing wordplay.
Perth Writers Festival: Day Two
Gaming experts suggest that while a novel is a monologue, a game has to be a dialogue that allows for…
Perth Writers Festival: Day Three
Stu 'Sutu' Campbell describes Indigenous rock art as ‘the world’s oldest comic books’.
Krapp's Last Tape
Krapp responds with pantomime surprise and shock to a storm on the tin roof while eating two bananas in an…
Perth Writers Festival: Day One
The ability of writers to change lives, even to change countries, societies and policies, was front stage during this festival.
Perth Writers Festival: Lionel Shriver and Martin Amis
‘Perth looks like Florida without the guns’.
Veneer
An exploration of some blokes’ emotional cracks, carefully hidden beneath smooth veneers.
Okkervil River
Okkervil River are tight performers and enjoyable to watch but the compromised sound made their quieter numbers a bit of…
The Fifteen Minute Hamlet
Shakespeare for extremely short attention spans.