THE concept of ‘home’ became all-encompassing during covid. People trying to get back home, people missing their spiritual home – whether that be the church, pub or gym – people […]

FAMED children’s author James Foley has another award label to stick on his latest book Stellarphant, after it was named an ‘honour book’ in the picture book of the year […]

The mysteries of the universe and Mother Nature intertwine in a stunning debut solo exhibition by young Bicton artist Alexis Steyn. Pitching the female form against vast cosmological backdrops with […]

HER underwear with shark’s teeth caused an international stir in the 1980s, and now Perth artist Tania Ferrier is back with a fresh look at that decade and how far […]

GEORGE LAZENBY’S appearance at The Music of James Bond in Perth will be a poignant affair with his daughter Jennifer directing a dance number at the show. The WA Symphony […]

HE’S Danish, he lived in London for 12 years and now he’s moved to Perth. Some days jazz guitarist Kristian Borring must wake up thinking he’s in witness protection and […]

1990s trance music, weird refracted light and old landline phones create a hypnotic and slightly strange backdrop to the stage show Telephone. Focusing on the fragmented nature of communication, audiences […]

WHEN you’re still dissecting your own family at the end of a slow, rainy trip home to Freo, it’s a good indication that Black Swan’s latest production of Tennessee Williams’ […]

GRAB your wooden stake, silver bullets and holy water – a new horror film festival is opening in Perth. Curated by local horror fans for horror fans, the Perth Horror […]

SNOO’s debut single might be the most un-rock and roll song ever – it’s about rescue cats. As singer Lizzy Harskamp explains, they are pretty much a band of animal […]