
There is much charm to The Light in the Piazza aided by some beautiful music. Here is a thoughtful piece not just about young love, but also about mothers and families, and the opportunity to grow.

All in all, The Pearl Fishers is an enjoyable ride, and under Michael Gow’s direction, adequately equipped to silence any lingering criticisms of Bizet’s “other opera.”

This was an astonishing concert by two jazz giants. One of those rare occasions when ninety minutes was simply not enough.

The Artbar series held in the foyer of the WA Art Gallery has been a huge success, they mainly have singers but in an inspired piece of programming they presented Hannah Gadbsy.

Theatre about Jesus can be tricky to pull off, a fine line danced between being too preachy on one side and being too irreverent on the other. Godspell is one of the more successful shows to have danced that line.

Innovative in concept and slick in execution, Mr Naismith’s Secret is an experience unlike any other.

From the acclaimed and recently departed Irish playwright Brian Friel comes this engrossing play starring three of our stage’s finest actors.