
It's an exuberant, charming and enchanting performance, exuding cheerfulness in the midst of chilling ordeal.

The Sydney Theatre Company brings you The Wharf Revue: Back to Bite You, returning for its sixteenth year of political commentary.

Wit is a moving play. It celebrates intellectual passion and delights in the power of words, while not shying away from the physical trauma of cancer.

The key to We Will Rock You’s success is the music, colour, movement, music, a few witty lines, excellent vocals, music, fun characters, songs, great cast – and did we mention the music?

Black Swan State Theatre's latest offering is the Australian premiere of Clinton The Musical, which has traversed the stages of New York, London and Edinburgh before making its way to Perth.

The candlelit arches of St George’s Cathedral provided a stunning setting for the many and varied sounds of Johannes Sebastian Bach performed by the Perth Chamber Orchestra.
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It's masculine, it's tricky, there is showmanship, there is strength and finesse... you've seen the head spins and the arm spins and the angular weirdness before, but not on this level. It's break-dancing, Jim, but not as we know it.