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Details: 09 November 2011

Watching Pam Ayers take centre stage at the QPAC concert hall for her latest show was a wonderfully warm, laughter-filled experience.

Details: 07 November 2011

The pompous, rotund and repulsive figure of Falstaff makes for the quintessential anti-hero and it was refreshing to enjoy the comedy, romance and drama of Giuseppe Verdi’s final opera without an impending tragedy.

Details: 06 November 2011

When the Rain Stops Falling | Black Swan State Theatre Company

The latest production from Black Swan State Theatre Company, and the last one for their 2011 season, is a haunting, head spinning piece that will leave you thinking long into the night.

Details: 05 November 2011

Cafe Rebetika! promised a night of music and dance brought together by a journey into the heart and soul of rebetika (the Greek Blues), a way of life from the urban slums of 1920s/30s Greece that intertwines music and social philosophy.

Details: 03 November 2011

The human animal may have changed its society a thousand times between 44BC and 2011, but it has not changed its nature. Some things are universal. There will always, always be politicians.

Details: 30 October 2011

Women, Power and Culture – Then and Now | New Theatre

These two programs both resonated deeply for me – almost beyond the individual pieces of theatre that made them up. These programs gave a forum to, and showcased some truly awesome voices in theatre.

Details: 28 October 2011

The Dark Side of Midnight is a very engaging play. The way its domestic conflict is surrounded and punctuated by political turmoil is truly inspired, as is the way it doesn't use politics as a substitute for plot and character.

Details: 27 October 2011

Holding the Man is hilarious and heartbreaking in equal parts.

A fun-filled evening with Pam Ayers

Falstaff | West Australian Opera

When the Rain Stops Falling | Black Swan State Theatre Company

Cafe Rebetika! | The Follies Company

Julius Caesar | Bell Shakespeare

Women, Power and Culture – Then and Now | New Theatre

The Dark Side of Midnight | Free Rain Theatre Company

Holding the Man | State Theatre Company SA