Man of many talents, UK comedian Tom Allen is returning to Perth with his show Completely at Perth Comedy Festival.
Tanya MacNaughton
A ballerina’s career can take her on the most unexpected of journeys; just ask WA Ballet principal dancer Chihiro Nomura.
Sculpture at Bathers returns for 2025, the small not-for-profit organisation only too familiar with the immense funding challenges that saw this year’s Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe cancelled.
Guitar duo Jess and Roimata Howell of RnB Soul Train are ready to take their music around the country, having taken Albany by storm in the past four years with their loyal local following.
Jacki Elezovich
Albany opera singer Bonnie Staude is calling on the community to help her raise funds for her upcoming Master’s degree at a renowned music conservatoire in the UK.
Georgia Campion
Freeze Frame Opera’s Melting Moments mixed songs for the ages with dazzling vocal talents at The Quarry Amphitheatre
David Cusworth
WAAPA-trained tenor Alasdair Kent returns home to play romantic lead Frederic in WA Opera’s The Pirates of Penzance.
She was the only woman to lead a French resistance network in World War II, and is the heroine of internationally bestselling Perth author Natasha Lester’s newest book.
Megan French
The well-known sculptor said he was not angry about the decision but said he didn’t understand it.
Jenny Schon and Lisa Thomas
Ben Mingay is set for a swashbuckling time as The Pirate King in WA Opera’s The Pirates Of Penzance at His Majesty’s Theatre.
Pack your bags Perth because The Lord Of The Rings – A Musical Tale is one thigh-slapping, foot-tapping adventure absolutely worth the trip to Middle-earth.
After more than 40 years in show business, Rhonda Burchmore has absolutely no qualms about performing to the extreme, all in the name of entertainment.
Denmark screenwriter and ex-footballer Jesse Laurie received one of two $100,000 Screenwest development grants this week for early career screenwriters to develop new feature projects.
Rakes hold sway at Winthrop Hall for WA Symphony Orchestra in Johann Strauss II’s waltz-themed operetta Die Fledermaus (The Bat).
Being told by a fellow Curtin University student that “nobody likes you because you’re a bogan” is a moment that has stayed with Rockingham-raised artist Andy Quilty long after graduation.
Jemma Rix is adept at performing musical theatre characters with hugely passionate fan bases, so she was primed when taking on her latest as Galadriel in The Lord Of The Rings – A Musical Tale.
Mt Barker’s Mitchell House Arts Centre announced the winners of the prestigious Plantagenet Art Prize on February 27, with more than 150 people attending the opening night of the exhibition.
The date of next year’s exhibition has been revealed.
Kellie Balaam
The Albany Town Hall will play host to the Connecting Threads expo this weekend, with art and history connected to the Albany wool mills on display for the Albany community.
Mirabiliis Collective nail feminist colours to the mast for International Women’s Day at Wesley Church.
A world premiere, a pianistic tour de force and Beethoven’s evergreen Fifth Symphony fete WA Symphony Orchestra’s move to University of WA’s Winthrop Hall.
Go big or go home is the ethos A Blanck Canvas founder and creative director Joe Blanck lives by, bringing his water dragons on jet skis to Hillarys Boat Harbour for Joondalup Festival 2025.
The Dunsborough Arts Festival and Sculpture by the Bay competition was held over the March long weekend where thousands of visitors gathered to immerse themselves in the culture.
Sofia Fimognari
Adelaide artist Gabriella Bisetto officially has award-winning skin, taking home the Tom Malone Glass Art Prize 2024 with her mirrored, kiln formed glass work, This Skin I’m In 2#.
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