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ReviewsKae Tempest finds release in a cathartic Astor Theatre performance
9 June 2026
Kae Tempest delivers a moving, beat-heavy Astor Theatre set, finding transcendence, vulnerability and release in an imperfect but uplifting performance.
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Reviews
Tầm Tã – Soaked in the Long Rain – A Shining Retrospective of Trần Lương’s Career
9 June 2026
Discover Trần Lương’s riveting AGWA exhibition, where resistance, collaboration and experimentation reveal the enduring force of Vietnamese contemporary art.
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Reviews
Katy Steele strips things back at Rosemount Hotel
8 June 2026
Katy Steele’s intimate Rosemount finale pairs seasoned stagecraft with revealing vulnerability, as stripped-back songs and covers hint at bold future directions.
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Spotlight
Bibliophiles weep as retail legend Boffins Books’ epic story reaches its denouement, closing its doors for the last time
4 June 2026
For almost four decades, Boffins Books in the Perth CBD has been a haven for book lovers of every stripe, offering an unparalleled range of titles on nearly every subject imaginable. Will Yeoman talks to its owners, Bill Liddelow and Lou Pontarolo.
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Spotlight
Revealed 2026: where art, culture and ethical collecting meet in Boorloo
3 June 2026
Revealed 2026 returns to Perth, connecting audiences with Aboriginal artists, culture and ethical collecting through market stalls and exhibition.
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Features
Community Arts Network at a crossroads after board resignations
2 June 2026
After membership reversals and board resignations, CAN confronts governance failures, community backlash and urgent calls to rebuild trust and representation.
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Reviews
Enter Coda delivers a striking double bill of control and abandon
29 May 2026
LINK Dance Company’s Enter Coda pairs eerie precision with ecstatic release in a punchy double bill lighting up The Liberty Theatre.
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Spotlight
MICHAEL PAYNTER: FOR THE LOVE OF THE SONG
26 May 2026
Michael Paynter discusses The Great Australian Songbook, his musical evolution, and a heartfelt Perth performance celebrating iconic Australian music.
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