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Details: 04 September 2010

Ian Wilding’s play is an exquisite example of the western/zombie genre films - with a very distinct difference - the inherent theatricality of the language.

Details: 03 September 2010

Le Grand Review was an extraordinary mix of entertainment. More Rocky Horror Show than Cabaret but never the less a fascinating montage of modern song.

Details: 02 September 2010

Heralded as one of Australia’s most celebrated playwrights, Williamson has created a play that forces us to reflect on a moment in Australian history that we are not entirely comfortable with.

Details: 01 September 2010

The Schelling Point is a play with a great deal going for it, but unfortunately falls somewhat short as a really effective piece of theatre.

Details: 31 August 2010

It would be hard to find a braver, yet more self-effacing personality than Gina Williams.

Details: 31 August 2010

Born Guilty: A Scary Guide to Jewish Parenting

Looking around Hollywood, at comedies past and present, it’s impossible to ignore the influence of the Jewish community on what we consider to be amusing in the modern Western world.

Details: 30 August 2010

The Larrikins, the last concert of the Soundstream New Music Festival 2010 brought into focal point the creative genius of John Addison – virtuoso cellist, teacher, new music performance practice guru and facilitator of new music.

Details: 30 August 2010

Justly titled The Rebels, this concert presents a seditious combination of performers and an improvisational music style to match.

Quack | Griffin Theatre Company

Le Grand Review | Cabaret Soiree Carnivale

The Removalists | Perth Theatre Company

The Schelling Point | Chester Productions

Gina Williams and The Lubbly Sings

Born Guilty: A Scary Guide to Jewish Parenting

The Larrikins | Soundstream New Music Festival

The Rebels | Soundstream New Music Festival