
Fasten your seat belts; you’re in for a helluva ride, as Jeanette Cronin reprises her role as Bette Davis in Queen Bette, a return season of last year’s smash hit sell out celebration of one of Hollywood’s enduring icons.

First staged at the Edinburgh Festival in 2001, Splendour sees four women trapped together in one room of the house of a dictator, waiting for him to arrive for a photoshoot.

Claire Healy is a peach and so is her MICF cabaret show at The Butterfly Club, A Little Too Much Information.

There’s been much anticipation surrounding Co3 (WA’s new flagship contemporary dance company’s) second season of re:Loaded, coming hot on the heels of a debut which wowed critics and audiences late last year.

This show never has a dull moment, with the time-tested music of Roger's and Hammerstein given full embrace.

Opera Australia’s creative choice, to break away from traditional notions of opera and give Kate Miller-Heidke the license to compose the music for their new opera, has resulted in a theatrical masterpiece.

The piece is all about the sense of place and this spectacularly site specific play is enhanced by the staging of this half century saga in and around the property of the Piccolo Bar.