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Mila and Ursula Martinez Mila and Ursula Martinez on the family couch. Unforgettable
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Unforgettable

9 February 2019

Perth Festival review: Ursula Martinez, A Family Outing– 20 Years On · State Theatre Centre Studio Underground, February 8 · Review by Mark Naglazas · When the …

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A figure dangles from a huge multi-coloured balloon, nothing but blackness all around. This is CircusWest's ECLIPSE Make August a month to remember
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Make August a month to remember

27 July 2023

Is winter over yet? If you can’t beat the weather, just ignore it and stay indoors. Our August gig guide is full of good reasons to do just that. 

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A man regally dressed in fancy 17th century style formal wear reaches out to another man in whiote robes. he is crouching on the floor with the hands raised together in front of him Timely reminder of the power of satire
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Timely reminder of the power of satire

5 April 2022

The WAAPA third year acting students’ sparkling revival of Moliere’s classic Tartuffe speaks to the kind of cynicism so prevalent in our halls of power today, writes Jan Hallam.

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Rows of brightly coloured bean bags on the roof of a city building, with the city skyline and a blue sky beyond Perth’s Top Five Outdoor Cinemas
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Perth’s Top Five Outdoor Cinemas

3 December 2021

Watching a movie under the stars is an iconic Perth summertime activity. Mark Naglazas surveys the venues, previews the programs and samples the extras that make an outdoor movie a special experience.

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Photo: Stewart Thorpe Photography A man dressed in a sailor outfit holds is sailor cap aloft. In the background is a projection of the ocean's surface A true tale of two ships
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A true tale of two ships

20 August 2021

The loss of the Australian light cruiser Sydney II and its crew was one of the great tragedies of Australia at war, and its discovery over 60 years later was a triumph of commitment and perseverance. David Zampatti was moved by both stories as told by Theatre 180.

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The dancers of West Australian Ballet in The Nutcracker (2020). Photo by Bradbury Photography copy The stage is filled with dancers clad in pink tutus, standing in a pose. They all face towards the Sugar Plum Fairy and Sugar Prince who are centre stage, dressed in sparkling gold costumes. Behind them is Drosselmeyer and Clara. Still sparkling in season three
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Still sparkling in season three

22 November 2020

West Australian Ballet’s Nutcracker is on its third outing but it managed to win over an unwilling attendee, admits Nina Levy.

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A pedigree performer
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A pedigree performer

23 February 2020

Rufus Wainwright’s great talent and insight were in full flower for his Perth Festival show, David Zampatti says.

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Cleaver Street Studio

Cleaver Street Studio

 

Cleaver Street Studio