DO I frighten you?” asks the 13-year-old Lucy in Playthings.  The tiny teenager (Courtney Henri) often backs up her words with a sharp box knife. Written by Scott McArdle, the […]

WITH modern families increasingly disappearing behind computer screens, the US Civil War classic Little Women has lessons about the importance of meaningful human interaction, says the director of a new […]

FANCY some Bach and a cold beer? New Perth group Australian Baroque hope their informal, fun concerts will attract a wider and younger audience to classical music. The innovative orchestra […]

GUI SHU explores the cultures of Taiwan and Australia through reflective dance and music. Perth’s Sally Richardson was inspired to create the show after a four-month creative residency in Taipei, […]

THE Perth Symphony Orchestra will tackle iconic soundtracks and pop songs to raise money for kids with cancer. The special concert at Gloucester Park will feature special arrangements of songs […]

SHAKESPEARE at the Pop-up Globe is like a cross between stadium rock and a football match. Harking back to performances of the Bard’s work at the original Globe theatre in […]

THE beautiful, textural ceramics of ceramic artist Pippin Drysdale are timeless classics. This is exactly what the 12th Duke of Devonshire, Peregrine Cavendish, thought when he bought a range of […]