Esme Quartet bring fresh tastes and talents on their inaugural Australian tour, launching at Perth Concert Hall with Musica Viva on April 29.
David Cusworth
Two of Ian Wilkes’ great loves collided in 2022 — theatre and footy — when he performed in Andrea Gibbs’ award winning family drama Barracking for the Umpire, returning for an encore season and regional tour.
Tanya MacNaughton
Bright and bold Baroque strings set the scene for HIP Company’s vivid recreation of John Eccles’ 18th century opera Semele on Sunday.
Scintillating piano launches Mirabilis Collective’s season opener, Shimmer, at UWA’s Wigmore Studio.
From inspiration to style and sustainable practices, WA’s Great Southern region is woven through Albany jeweller Karen Harries’ work and style.
Josiah McMeekin
Drama, passion, a tragic love triangle. The hallmarks of a grand ballet that make for a night of sumptuous storytelling. La Bayadere, The Temple Dancer, is an epic tale of forbidden love ...
Melinda Webster
Get ready for a show that is “guaranteed to blow your mind” as Albany Light Opera and Theatre Company bring We Will Rock You to Albany’s stage.
Celebrated choreographer Greg Horsman returns to WA Ballet to revive his reimagining of La Bayadere (The Temple Dancer) at His Majesty’s Theatre.
Music on the Terrace returns to the Government House Ballroom for a coming-of-age 18th season, with founding director Mark Coughlan at the helm.
Shakara Walley’s play with music, Songbird, is set to soar into Subiaco Arts Centre with a Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company team of emerging Aboriginal talent.
In a converted shed “stolen” from her husband about five years ago, Dumbleyung creative Kerry Scally is kept busy putting moments to paint.
Daniel Rooney
They might still be learning their trade but WA’s aspiring fashionistas have proved they’re already in vogue.
Kellie Balaam
Emily Sim’s ability to reach out ‘across the generations’ has seen her take home the coveted Editor’s Choice Award at this year’s The West Australian Pulse exhibition.
Caleb Runciman
Four centuries wind back in Giovanni Consort’s timeless rendition of Requiem for an Empress at Guildford and South Perth this weekend.
If you’ve been to a Cirque Du Soleil show and think you’ve seen it all, I inform you Luzia will change that mindset. This show is the best so far and deserves 5 out of 5 stars.
Running at the Denmark Community Resource Centre gallery until April 14, the Mill Art Group’s Annual Autumn Exhibition features breathtaking artworks from 14 talented Denmark artists.
The West Australian Pulse 2024 curator Bahar Sayed’s own career trajectory is the epitome of The West Australian Pulse ethos, showing how a vocation in the arts can take you along unexpected pathways.
Sixty stunning art works will be on display at the gallery from April 6 to October 6, each offering unique insights into the class of 2023. Here are some of the highlights.
Simon Collins
A stunning new landmark for Gomm Park has appeared in the form of a mural painted by Mt Barker artist David Johnson.
Experienced and emerging artists are encouraged to enter this year’s Castaways Sculpture Awards.
Laura Pond
An email out of the blue triggered memories of 10 years ago, the search for MH370 and an Easter epiphany almost forgotten.
WA school students’ concerns, criticisms and curiosities have been poured into the art that lines the walls for The West Australian Pulse exhibition, giving rare insight. Here’s what they’re thinking in 2024.
Jade Jurewicz
As part of The West Australian Pulse, a major new fashion show at the State gallery will showcase emerging talent and highlight fashion as an accessible artform and genuine career path.
Megan French
Pete Helliar has entered into his era of not giving a flip and is loving every minute of this latest philosophy.