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42a | Alison Currie

Integrating dance, sculpture and a range of multimedia from video and sound, 42a invites the audience to be a voyeuristic presence in this gallery performance.

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The Animals and Children Took to the Streets | 1927

Something has happened to the delinquent children of Red Herring Street. They have been kidnapped, fed little green pills and turned into zombies within a week.

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A Well Hung Parliament | Shortis and Simpson
Shortis and Simpson have built a strong reputation for presenting topical and up-to-date political satire, much of it based on popular culture, but all of it related to the politics of the day.

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An Anthology of Optimism
Although there is plenty of food for thought here, An Anthology of Optimism is still an academic exercise rather than a fully developed theatre piece.

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Tomorrow in a Year | Hotel Pro Forma

Tomorrow in a Year is a meandering, unfocussed and frustrating work that fails to change gear throughout the entire one hour and twenty minute performance.

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Andalusian Honey | Renaissance Players
Any Renaissance Players concert is enriching and rewarding, in a multiplicity of ways.

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Rufus Wainwright
Other than the boa around his neck, Rufus Wainwright’s performance at Perth Concert Hall last night had few frills, confirming that he doesn’t need much to make musical magic.

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Noises in My Head | John Cale

Largely, Noises in My Head was a straight forward recollection of Cale's life and musical exploits, dwelling on his early musical education, up to his college days and initial activities as a composer.

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  1. Celebrating Song | Seraphim Trio
  2. Maria de Buenos Aires | State Opera of South Australia and Leigh Warren & Dancers
  3. In Cold Light | eVolVing Door Productions
  4. The Best of the West End | WASO

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