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KidsWhat to SEE: Winter holidays kids’ gig guide
22 June 2022
There’s no excuse for boredom in the July school holidays with a wealth of entertainment and activities around town for the young ones in your life. Check out the winter edition of our kids’ gig guide.
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Features
What to SEE: gig guide for kids this April school holidays
30 March 2022
Even the pandemic can’t keep West Australian kids from enjoying a smorgasbord of the arts. Lydia Edwards offers a taste of where to find the fun in the school holidays.
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Reviews
Australian String Quartet’s intense musical magic
23 March 2022
The latest incarnation of the Australian String Quartet earn a standing ovation in their Perth debut, says Penny Shaw.
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Reviews
Aesoteric: left-field sounds rise from underground
1 March 2022
Aesoteric brings a varied listening experience to a Perth Festival audience, offering a glimpse into Perth’s diverse music subcultures, writes Eduardo Cossio
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Features
2022 program illuminates the future of new museum
10 December 2021
The WA Museum Boola Bardip has become a architectural landmark, but how has it fared in its first year and what is the curatorial vision? Rania Ghandour checks in on the state-of-the-art museum and its 2022 program.
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What to SEE
What to SEE: Two piano concerts with Gabriella Smart
11 November 2021
Audiences have come to expect the beautiful and the extraordinary from Gabriella Smart. The award-winning South Australian pianist will present two concerts at WA Museum Boola Bardip that promise both slow listening and visceral pounding.
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Reviews
New sounds in new venue
8 November 2021
As the Perth International Jazz Festival wraps up Scott Tinkler and Ghost Gum Reverb play Hackett Hall, which Garry Lee discovers is the ideal venue for experimental music.
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Reviews
Classic start to festival
28 September 2021
The Awesome International Arts Festival opens with the story of Blinky Bill. Seesaw’s Junior Reviewer and David Zampatti discuss whether the adventurous koala and his message about the environment is still relevant almost 100 years later.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
