Written by Lanie Robertson Belvoir St Theatre, State Theatre South Australia and Melbourne Theatre Company Belvoir St Theatre September...

It’s a story of survival and sacrifice, this 42-strong cast superbly bring this tale to life in Cameron Mackintosh’s revival to life.

A perfect blend of music, physical comedy, dancing, and a touch of murder. The performers deliver whimsical lyrics with precision and wit

this melodramatic penny dreadful, murder comedy to life, exploring a universal (turn homicidal) story of pain and yearning, lust and revenge

Keen to open this music genre up to an unfamiliar audience, this concert brings together a handful of working young Opera Australia artists

the work details the beginning of the Chinese diaspora in Australia exploring the evolving idea of what it means to be Chinese in Australia

it was hard to believe the magic happening in front of our eyes, amazing dancing, singing, sets, costumes.

Nina Raine's consent is filled with questions of consent, not just sexual but emotional and personal. It's as if we're the jury

At What Cost? is a tragedy of intergenerational trauma, grief, and the continued exploitation of First Nations culture.

The performance felt like a tribute to drag, it exalted the bright and colourful, exaggerated and exciting and extremely engaging.

Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire is a story of social conflict which received a rapturous reception at its 1947 premiere

a beautifully made piece of art that will make you laugh, and cry, and question the things you thought you knew about old ladies

The combination of incredible singing, thoughtful direction, lavish costume and set design & expert accompaniment brings this work together

Combining exquisite sets, lighting, costume and choreography with some world class artists and a lot of sparkles; makes this stage productio

Directed by Clare Watson, Black Swan State Theatre Company’s production of The Glass Menagerie highlights the universal themes of family, ac

WASO brings to life this compelling and dramatic score of TOSCA with WA Opera. Maija Kovalevska, Paul O’Neill, Warwick Fyfe

physical comedy, astute timing, goddess like musicality and her lush, gravelly tone, Simply Meow satisfies the senses in this crowd pleaser

Lior and Domini premiere Animal Hiding at Perth Fest

Tchaikovsky's Iolanta performed by Western Australian Opera adapted in consultation with DADAA WA's Blind and Vision impaired community.

Katie Noonan and Perth's Sartory String Quartet whisk you away in the Art Gallery of WA.