
Not by Bread Alone is a profound theatre experience. An Australian exclusive from the Israeli Nalaga’at Deaf-Blind Theatre here as part of PIAF 2014, the show is at once poignant, funny, sad, harsh and beautiful.

Although I wanted this show to be awesome, it just didn’t work for me. While there were some occasional captivating moments, We’re Bastards fell kind of flat.

In the ten monologues that make up this show, food brings people together, tears them apart, and is a key ingredient in the recipe that makes up the delicacy of human interaction.

Mies Julie is 90 minutes of intensifying tension, movement and raw passion played out on the Octagon stage, and a wonderful start to the theatre program of the 2014 Perth International Arts Festival.

Diavolo is a medley of endless and diverse styles, among them, everyday movement, ballet, contemporary, acrobatics, gymnastics, martial arts, and hip-hop.

The audience response proved the band had made the correct choice of nomenclature. The Magnets are VERY attractive.

Shakespeare and Verdi combine forces for a dark and sometimes comic thrill in WA Opera’s production of Otello as part of Perth International Arts Festival’s 2014 season.