It’s been little more than a year since Isaac Diamond graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts but he’s already making a name for …
Tag Archives: Fringe World profiles
Q&A
Degrees of comfort
9 February 2018
Are you sitting comfortably? If not, why not? These are some of the questions choreographer April Vardy asks in her new work Shall we get comfy?, …
The Festival Sessions
You want content?
7 February 2018
“You’ll get your content” is the motto scrawled across the promo image for the Raglan Fetish Show, a one-man show featuring Patrick Downlow, Esq. that features …
Features
Pop in harmony
1 February 2018
Perth’s indie-pop choir, Menagerie, has become a staple at Fringe World since its debut in 2014. With a back catalogue that ranges from Arcade Fire’s ‘Wake …
Features
About to fly the coup
29 January 2018
SALT is a WA theatre collective making its debut at this year’s Fringe World with the highly-anticipated Minus One Sister, by award-winning Melbourne playwright Anna Barnes. …
Q&A
Abundantly kitsch
25 January 2018
Those who were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at Bernadette Lewis’s “The Honeymoon Suite” in STRUT Dance’s “Short Cuts” program last year will know …
Article
Poetry for our times
25 January 2018
What do you get when you mix performance poetry, spoken word and rap? Star-Crossed Poets, a group of Perth performers who will be mixing poetry with …
Features
Only the lonely
25 January 2018
We all feel alone at times, but when you’re experiencing loneliness it can feel like you’re the only one. 52 Hertz, by young artist collective Beyond …
Features
Money, feminism and power… ballads
25 January 2018
Sometimes comedy is the best way to explain depressing statistics, says Melbourne-based comedian Elizabeth Davie, and so she’s having a crack at the superannuation gender gap …
Q&A
Take a long, hard laugh at yourself
25 January 2018
If you’ve ever been in a relationship or looked after a child then you should relate to The Motherhood’s ‘Surviving the circus’, a local comedy playing …
