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Details: 30 January 2010

The Sapphires! | Black Swan State Theatre Company

Energetic, passionate, heart wrenching, uplifting, hilarious, and engaging. Any and all of these words can be used to describe this brilliant production of The Sapphires directed by Wesley Enoch.

Details: 30 January 2010

The Beach Boys, or rather The Beach Boy (Mike Love, who owns the name) and friends, have been touring for over four decades and perform around 150 shows a year. For three nights with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Love and co. get together and do it again.

Details: 28 January 2010

They're such ripper riffers, there isn't much need for anything else. Yet there's more besides, including an engaging sense of self-deprecating humour, not necessarily always found in egomaniacal rockstars.

Details: 28 January 2010

If you haven’t been to see an act at the Quarry, you’ll need to get yourself a ticket because it’s one of Perth’s most unique, intimate and beautiful venues.

Details: 27 January 2010

“Unconventional” is a fairly apt description for this intriguing, yet slightly confounding piece.

Details: 25 January 2010

This Giselle is ugly, creepy and downright weird and it hits you in the guts for 70 continuous minutes. And you won’t be forgetting it soon afterwards either.

Details: 25 January 2010

Eight Hands: Variations on the Theme 'Piano'

The charm of Eight Hands, beyond the obvious talent of the participants, was as a striking demonstration of the versatility of the piano, with radically different attitudes and processes creating diverse musical experiences.

Details: 24 January 2010

Heavily informed by Brecht’s Epic Theatre and reeking of Post Modernism, Oedipus Loves You is a contemporary revisitation of the Oedipus myth.

The Sapphires! | Black Swan State Theatre Company

The Beach Boys with the MSO

Them Crooked Vultures

Live at the Quarry | The Ten Tenors

Ruhe | Muziektheater Transparant

Giselle | Fabulous Beast Dance Theatre

Eight Hands: Variations on the Theme 'Piano'

Oedipus Loves You | Pan Pan Theatre