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Details: 01 May 2007

Dancer James Cunningham uses a combination of dance and data projection to draw the audience into a strange new perceptual space.

Details: 30 April 2007

Opera Australia this year presents Dvorak’s Rusalka, a work rarely staged in this country and a welcome departure from the standard Italian or German repertoire.

Details: 30 April 2007

The multiple strands of the piece are deftly woven into a comprehensive and engaging story that catches the audience’s laughter with sighs of sadness.

Details: 29 April 2007

Sista She And The House Of The Holy Bootay

Sista She was in the house. And it certainly wasn’t a house that one would normally find a feminist comedic hip hop duo.

Details: 28 April 2007

Over the course of the night, the audience is introduced to a frazzled mother and a bride to be, a cactus loving wife and a widow, a teenage wannabe star and a fading singer

Details: 27 April 2007

Taking a stab at Australian apathy and self-deprecation is Brendan Cowell’s bold new black comedy, Self-Esteem.

Details: 27 April 2007

Stephen MacDonald’s play is comprised of predominantly, and richly, imagined details of a legendary meeting of minds and souls: those of English poets, Siegfried Sassoon & Wilfred Owen.

Details: 26 April 2007

A play about life, love and politics, Hannie Rayson’s Life After George is a tale of the intertwined stories of some intriguing but ultimately flawed characters.

Mirage | Igneous

Rusalka | Opera Australia

Krishnans Dairy | Indian Ink Theatre Company

Sista She And The House Of The Holy Bootay

Bombshells | Perth Theatre Company

Self Esteem | Wharf2loud

Not About Heroes

Life After George | new theatre