WAAPA’s graduating class shine in a poetic production of Cats, even if the feline stories don’t quite thread together, writes Erin Hutchinson.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
9 September 2023
WAAPA’s graduating class shine in a poetic production of Cats, even if the feline stories don’t quite thread together, writes Erin Hutchinson.
10 August 2023
The cast is incredible, the designs divine and the joys are endless. Erin Hutchinson urges you all to celebrate Rocky Horror’s big birthday and do the time warp again.
21 January 2023
For this very Fringy show, you’ll need to suspend your disbelief in a big way – and it won’t be what you expect, writes Erin Hutchinson.
28 November 2022
The pop queens from Six the Musical are on a winning royal tour, writes Erin Hutchinson. Watching them reclaim their rightful place in history is a blast.
18 November 2022
Sexy and silly, this Rocky Horror experience is also a whole lot of fun. Erin Hutchinson joins the crowd for an immersive trip into a cult classic.
28 September 2022
From alien dance-offs to robot wars, Erin Hutchinson finds Creation Creation has great answers to million-dollar questions.
11 September 2022
WAAPA’s The Pajama Game is a lively musical with a nice little message. Erin Hutchinson gives her 7½ Cents worth.
26 August 2022
Relive your teenage dirtbag years with Cruel Intentions which Erin Hutchinson says is a mixtape of nostalgic fun.
10 March 2022
Midnite Youth Theatre Company have launched a new show and Erin Hutchinson finds it an exceptional example of emerging talent.
27 January 2022
Chanteuse Anne Millar takes us on a one-woman journey to 1930s Paris, and Erin Hutchinson finds it is one for the avid Francophile.