IF you thought the recent Hollywood adaptation of Cats was slightly weird, wait until you see the wacky feline critter in Unheimlich. Featuring a house cat that acts as a […]

DESPITE all the obstacles thrown up by covid, this year’s Perth International Jazz Festival will be the biggest yet with the jazzers embarking on a tour of regional WA. Festival […]

CHOPPER’S back. The classic Australian movie has been digitally remastered for a 20th anniversary edition with bonus footage and a limited release in cinemas across Australia. Chopper has never been […]

THE conflicting emotions of lockdown are beautifully documented by Perth artist Jo Darbyshire in her latest exhibition Fennel and Crow – The Long Quiet. During her one hour of exercise […]

“ALAS, poor middle-aged white male. I knew him well…” Women take centre stage in Unbound, a reinterpretation of Shakespeare in which females are empowered and don’t take any nonsense from […]

THE link between Aboriginal culture and the wonders of the universe are explored in the ground-breaking film Star Dreaming at CinefestOZ. Featuring WA’s first mobile dome cinema, filmgoers will be […]

PERTH student Tanna Wasserman has taken the fashion industry to task with a dress made entirely from dehydrated fruit and vegetables. Alarmed that the fashion industry is one of the […]

#METOO protests may have slipped from the front pages, but the pause in finger-pointing and shaming has opened the way for the arts to take a nuanced – but still pointy […]

THE highs and lows of Pasifika queer life are captured in an extremely personal film by Sione Tuívailala Monū at PICA art gallery.  Shot entirely on an iPhone, we get […]

IT’S been 100 years since the release of Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid, but film critic Mark Naglazas says Chaplin’s movies and social commentary are more relevant than ever. To mark […]