BWW Review: BEETHOVEN'S FIDELIO at Perth Festival
West Australian Symphony Orchestra stays busy during Perth Festival season; this year we've already seen and heard them with WA Opera's Hansel and Gretel, Meow Meow's Pandemonium and Bungul.
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BWW Review: HANSEL AND GRETEL at Opera in the Park with West Australian Opera
Opera in the Park is an event the city of Perth looks forward to every year, and 2020's performance of Hansel and Gretel was no exception.
BWW Review: TAO OF GLASS at Perth Festival
I'm not sure where to begin with Phelim McDermott and Philip Glass's rhapsodic, hypnotic ode to creativity and collaboration,Tao of Glass, as part of Perth Festival.
BWW Review: MEOW MEOW'S PANDEMONIUM at Perth Festival
Meow Meow brings her unique brand of chaotic energy to Perth Concert Hall as she opens her three-night cabaret micro-festival Kabarett Haus as part of Perth Festival.
BWW Review: BRAN NUE DAE at The Regal Theatre
It's been 30 years since Bran Nue Dae was first brought to the stage at UWA's Octagon Theatre for the 1990 Festival of Perth.
BWW Review: BENNELONG at Perth Festival
Bangarra Dance Theatre is like no other performing arts company on this tiny blue pebble in the sky.
BWW Review: 30 DAY FREE TRIAL at The Blue Room Theatre
Two independent theatre makers have come together to explore internet porn in all its weird glory in 30 Day Free Trial at The Blue Room Theatre as part of Summer Nights and FRINGE WORLD.
BWW Review: THE BRIDE at The Blue Room Theatre
Nadia Collins is bugging out in her latest show which has just opened at The Blue Room Theatre for the Summer Nights/FRINGE WORLD season.
BWW Review: PERTH CABARET COLLECTIVE: A FESTIVE JAMBOREE at Downstairs At The Maj
Some say it's the most wonderful time of the year, Christmas; probably because they're quoting the song.
BWW Review: MACBETH at WA Opera
a?oeDouble, double, toil and troublea?? has made its way to His Majesty's Theatre, but instead of this famous line being spoken by the usual three witches, it (or an approximation of it) is sung in Italian by eighteen classically trained witches.
BWW Review: MEDEA by Black Swan State Theatre Company
Black Swan State Theatre Company has brought Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks' 'radical' contemporary adaptation of Medea to WA under the direction of Sally Richardson, in collaboration with WAYTCo.
BWW Review: THE WOLVES by Red Ryder Productions at The Blue Room Theatre
What would a bunch of American teenage girl soccer players know about the world? Plenty, according to The Wolves playwright Sarah DeLappe and director Emily McLean.
BWW Interview: Gita Bezard And Jeffrey Jay Fowler of PERPETUAL WAKE by The Last Great Hunt
The Last Great Hunt have proven themselves time and time again to be innovators who produce top-notch theatre that has it all: sharp scripts, challenging themes, surprising tech, and engaging performances.
BWW Review: CIRCUS OZ - PRECARIOUS at His Majesty's Theatre
It's the middle of winter in Perth, so what better way to spend a chilly evening than letting Australia's elite circus company, Circus Oz, get your heart pumping with death-defying stunts and laughter? This year they've brought their climate-minded show Precarious out West, with its team of high fly
BWW Review: UNDER THE MILKY WAY: TREVOR JONES SINGS THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN SONGBOOK at Downstairs At The Maj
Australian piano man Trevor Jones blew into town last weekend to debut his new cabaret, Under the Milky Way: Trevor Jones Sings the Great Australian Songbook.
BWW Review: SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET at WA Opera
Stephen Sondheim's musical retelling of the gruesome tale of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street hasn't lost its appeal in the 40 years since it opened on Broadway, and a sold-out season at His Majesty's Theatre by WA Opera is the proof in the blood pudding.
BWW Interview: Anoinette Halloran of SWEENEY TODD at His Majesty's Theatre
WA Opera are bringing Stephen Sondheim's much-loved musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street to His Majesty's Theatre this July, and we caught up with opera star Antoinette Halloran, who joins the cast as the infamous Mrs.
BWW Review: WATER at Black Swan State Theatre Company
As Australia counts down the sleeps to its next federal election, there's a growing feeling amongst certain parts of the population that this is a particularly pivotal one, and Black Swan State Theatre Company's current production Water by Jane Bodie is a timely reflection of our current state of po
BWW Review: DEATH THROES at The Blue Room
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