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ReviewsEnter 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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Split Enz prove history never repeats with dazzling Perth return
26 May 2026
Split Enz return to Perth in glorious style, delivering a visually spectacular, hit-filled reunion that reaffirmed their singular Antipodean brilliance.
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Mozart with a mischievous twist delights young opera-goers in Little Red
21 May 2026
Freeze Frame Opera’s Little Red transforms Mozart into a witty, warm children’s opera, blending humour, strong performances and musical charm.
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Black Swan’s The Shepherd’s Hut — A Stark, Stirring Adaptation of Tim Winton’s novel.
18 May 2026
Kate Ferguson reviews Black Swan’s The Shepherd’s Hut, a stark, minimalist adaptation that captures Tim Winton’s portrayal of harsh beauty and moral complexity.
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Matthew Morris’s Until Falling Things Work, delivers a moving performance on memory, grief and joy
15 May 2026
Matthew Morris delivers a moving performance where memory, grief, humour and movement mingle in a richly textured, deeply human theatrical experience.
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The Umbilical Brothers’ Speedmouse is a masterclass in precision chaos
12 May 2026
Controlled chaos and precision collide as The Umbilical Brothers unleash Speedmouse: mime, soundscapes and a rogue remote, with hilarious real-world tech mishaps folded seamlessly into the show.
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Creating connection is the cure
12 May 2026
More than dance and more than biography, A Cure for Loneliness is a reminder that none of us has to ride life’s roller coaster alone.
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Dave Hughes cooks up everyman comedy-fest gem
5 May 2026
In Cooked, Dave Hughes mines an AFL Legends charity-match injury for a loose, self-effacing set that also detours through Perth beginnings, family life and the realities behind his TV persona.
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