‘Playthings’: a show about hope and a lack of it
Written and directed by Scott McArdle, Playthings is a coming-of-age, suburban tale of four tangled lives. The show...
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Playwright Gita Bezard on ‘Perpetual Wake’ and advice for aspiring theatre writers and directors
Gita Bezard, director, writer and performer from theatre company The Last Great Hunt, talks to Grok about writing,...
Neighbo(u)r Film Project: a collection of communities
Lounging by the door, a man wearing a beanie and glasses and holding a beer in his hand...
The Natural World is the Muse: ‘The Botanical: Beauty and Peril’ Exhibition at AGWA
The natural world is a constant source of inspiration for the global community. Movies, songs, books and artworks...
Floor Thirteen: a claustrophobic exploration of the guilty conscience
Performed in a theatre in the round stage style, Floor Thirteen, directed by Marshall Stay and written by...
‘Under the Silver Lake’: a film noir fever dream in the City of Angels
Before the Under the Silver Lake began, a man stood up at the front of the cinema and...
‘Precipice’: A rebirth of movement, sound and light
Rachel Arianne Ogle’s precipice was truly something else. A culmination of light, sound and movement to create a...
Sequins, harmonicas and wooden pythons: ‘The Hill’s Heist’
In the cozy Dolphin Theatre at the University of Western Australia, the University Dramatic Society put on a...
‘Pulse Perspectives’: students voice their views, concerns and passions through art
Buried inside the underground Centenary Gallery of Western Australia’s Art Gallery, the top year 12 visual arts students...
The night Rosemount Hotel turned into a creative utopia
Dim and moody, the Rosemount Hotel turned into an artistic wonderland for one night only. Walking through a...
