Perth Reviews

Details: Anna Locke; 18 June 2009

God of Carnage | Black Swan State Theatre Company

God of Carnage begins innocently enough. Two sets of parents meet to resolve a fight between their two 11 yr old sons that resulted in a bruised face and two damaged teeth.

Details: Sarah Wells; 11 June 2009

If perhaps you might say that the racially driven film Crash wears its heart on its sleeve, then Hook in Eye's Alaska undoubtedly wears its raging bile duct.

Details: Anna Locke; 01 June 2009

The excellent quality of the pieces and the players was evident in the performance, arguably one of the best I have seen over the last year.

Details: Sarah Wells; 31 May 2009

For their first Perth tour in over eight years, the company brings the double bill of True Stories, vivid interpretations of two contrasting Australian Aboriginal experiences.

Details: Sarah Wells; 29 May 2009

The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer | Weeping Spoon

With a seamless pastiche of multimedia, music and light, Tim Watts’ The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer hits the nail right on the head.

Details: Sarah Wells; 18 May 2009

Bell never lets us forget where we are - in a theatre - and his reverence for the material and the craft is, as always, intensely palpable.

Details: Sarah Green; 12 May 2009

Katia strolled decisively onto stage in an elegant long black dress with gold thread and began playing almost immediately.

Details: Sarah Wells; 08 May 2009

Set in a futuristic science lab, their latest offering Depth Charge is the company's take on the possible outcomes of genetic modification and artificial consciousness.

Now playing Perth

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God of Carnage | Black Swan State Theatre Company

Alaska | Hook in Eye

Mozart's Requiem | WASO

True Stories | Bangarra Dance Theatre

The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer | Weeping Spoon

The Alchemist | Bell Shakespeare

Katia Skanavi

Depth Charge | Buzz Dance Theatre

Now playing Perth