Searching for new campfire banter? ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ has you covered
I must admit I’m not usually a fan of the horror genre. Something about cowering into the depths...
Kellie Balaam
‘The Map to Paradise’: a collection of sea tales
With the current state of our environment and the news circulating the world, we all must know, to...
‘Rottnest Island: Kingdom of the Quokkas’ showcases Rotto like you’ve never seen before
Rottnest Island; home to the adorable Quokkas, relaxing getaway vibes and the perfect snorkelling spots. Hopefully, most West...
Antarctic hues and acrobatics amuse: Circus Oz presents ‘Precarious’
Singing polar bears, live music and insane balancing acts, Precarious is a 70-minute non-stop journey through the icy...
Director Stephen Amis on the making of ‘Defend, Conserve, Protect’: a Sea Shepherd battle against the Japanese whaling fleet
Sea Shepherd is an international direct-action ocean conservation movement fighting to protect all marine creatures and habitat destruction...
Paramedics of the bedroom: ‘Single Ladies’ series review
Single Ladies––not to be confused with Beyoncé’s song––is a Western Australian made comedy series entailing two strong, confident...
Confronting themes of survival and humanity explored in the play ‘S-27’
Arriving in Freo on a chilly Friday night, goosebumps prickled my skin for two reasons: the crisp winter...
Director Teresa Izzard on the WA premiere of the play ‘S-27’
“Look at me. You have to look at me. It’s just a photograph. A stupid photograph. Ain’t gonna...
Workplace gender politics, sustainability debates and journalism in ‘The Torrents’
In the 19th century, a woman’s place was in the home. It was considered absurd for a woman...
Disney’s adored ‘Aladdin’ gets a stunning makeover
We all (should) know the beloved Disney classic that is Aladdin. The original 1992 animated film became the...
