JUNE TO AUGUST 2016
A message from the
LORD MAYOR
Perth’s biggest winter festival is upon
us—a colourful program packed with
events to keep you entertained for
three months over winter.
From June to August 2016, the City
of Perth Winter Arts Festival will host
exciting arts and cultural experiences
to suit all tastes, spanning theatre,
music, comedy, cabaret, dance, film,
literature, family and visual arts.
With over 130 free and ticketed events
from more than 60 participating
organisations and artists, this year’s
program combines exceptional local
talent alongside exciting national and
international acts.
From the underground to the epic, the
quirky to the popular, and the hilarious
to the highbrow, every arts inclination
can be catered for on any night of the
week in the City.
Highlights include The Caucasian
Chalk Circle—Black Swan State
Theatre’s first international collaboration
with the National Theatre of China,
Comic Tragics—an exploration of
graphic art at the Art Gallery of Western
Australia, the musical Little Shop of
Horrors at His Majesty’s Theatre, and
Winter ArtsBar featuring multimedia
projections and live performances in
a tunnel under St Georges Terrace.
Be inspired by new ideas, creative
expression and dynamic works, with
events taking place at majestic venues,
outdoor spaces and unexpected places.
For an even bigger selection of events,
and recommendations for the cosiest
bars, hidden treasures, restaurants,
shopping, and special offers, go online
to: visitperthcity.com. Unforgettable
arts and cultural experiences await
you in the City this winter.
The Right Honorable the Lord Mayor
Lisa-M. Scaffidi
visitperthcity.com
#perthwinterarts
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Festival Event
PROGRAM
Cabaret
4
Comedy
4
Dance
5
Film
6
Family
7
Literature
8
Music
9
Theatre
15
Visual Art
17
Event Planner
22
This publication is available in other formats on request.
visitperthcity.com
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Phelan Groovy
Morning Music
Series: DivaLicious
– Opera Rocks!
Downstairs at The Maj
2-4 Jun • 7.30pm
From $45
Perth Concert Hall
14 Jun • 11am-12pm
$22-$28
Kurt Phelan recently channelled Patrick Swayze in
Dirty Dancing, and now he’s here to deliver a show
that switches between pop, jazz and Broadway with
impressive characterisation.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
Rachael Beck
This Girl
Downstairs at The Maj
16-18 Jun • 7.30pm
From $45
Cheeky songbird Rachael Beck performs songs from
shows like Cabaret, Les Misérables and A Little Night
Music, to rock anthems by Kate Bush and KD Lang.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
I Won’t Dance:
SOngs of fred
astaire and
cole porter
Downstairs at The Maj
30 Jun-2 Jul • 7.30pm • From $45
New York’s cabaret award-winner Steve Ross performs his
hit Broadway show which features ‘20s and ‘30s classics
and the songs of Fred Astaire and Cole Porter.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
Julian Gargiulo
Direct from
Carnegie Hall
Underground
Burlesque
Downstairs at The Maj
16 Jul • 2pm & 7.30pm
From $45
Rigby’s Bar
5 Aug • 7pm-10pm
$30
Described as “Saturday Night Live with a piano” and “pure
Woody Allen-ish wit”, this unconventional concert by
pianist Julian Gargiulo makes a classical musician look like
rock royalty.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
This dinner and show takes you back in time to an
underground speakeasy where the champagne flows
and you’re entertained by performances from Sugar
Blue Burlesque.
rigbysbar.com.au
¡Hispanic
Attack!
The Comedy
Underground
Downstairs at The Maj
18-20 Aug • 7.30pm
From $45
The Hidden Bar
2, 9 & 16 Jun • 6pm
$10 or $8 earlybird
Ryan Gonzalez belts out Latin numbers by Gloria Estefan,
Santana, Jennifer Lopez, Shakira and even his former
boy-band mate and sworn enemy Ricky Martin in an
outrageous and hysterical night.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
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Penny Shaw and Fiona Cooper Smyth perform opera’s
greatest hits in a show where anything goes from Mozart
to Mamma Mia, from Queen of the Night to Queen!
perthconcerthall.com.au
This hilarious night puts the audience in the driver’s seat.
Performers take to the stage for an hour of improvised
comedy inspired by audience suggestions.
Dave Callan
Barefaced
Stories
Downstairs at The Maj
10 Jun, 15 Jul & 12 Aug
7.30pm • From $45
The Bird
28 Jun, 26 Jul, 30 Aug
8pm-10.30pm • $10 Door Sales
Get your comedy fix with a carefully selected line-up
of comedians from Australia and around the world
guaranteed to have you laughing all night long.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
•
hosted by Andrew Denton
Comedy
Shack
Perth Convention & Exhibition
Centre • 25-28 July • 8pm
From $112
Rigby’s Bar
Various Fridays • 7.30pm
$25
Following the success of 700 Sundays in Australia,
actor Billy Crystal will share the stage with celebrated
Australian interviewer Andrew Denton in a hilarious and
personal evening.
ticketek.com.au
See Australia’s finest comedians when they stop
by between world tours (Melbourne and Edinburgh
festivals) with overseas, interstate and open mic
performers thrown into the mix.
thecomedyshack.com.au
V I S I T P E R T H C I T Y. C O M
Evening of Sit Down
with Billy Crystal
Solo raconteurs, from comedians to bus drivers,
accountants to pro wrestlers, regale with true tales on a
different theme each month—some humorous, some sad,
and some downright perverse.
barefaced.com.au
COMEDY
Comedy Lounge
•
Wil Sylvince
His Majesty’s Theatre
16-18 Aug • 8pm • From $45
In Perth for three exclusive nights only, the roadshow
features comedians including Hannah Gadsby, Nath Valvo
and Will Sylvince (USA) set to leave you in stitches.
ticketek.com.au
Faulty Towers The
Dining Experience
Rigby’s Bar
19-20 Aug • 7pm
$105
Anything can happen when you’re served a ‘70s style dinner
by Basil, Sybil and Manuel and two-thirds of the show is
improvised in this hilarious theatrical dining experience.
http://bit.ly/1VVmTmG
CLINTON: THE
MUSICAL
Royal Ballet
FRANKENSTEIN
State Theatre Centre of WA
27 Aug-11 Sep • Various
From $33
Cinema Paradiso
1-3 Jul • 10.30am
$24
Heading to Perth after a sell-out season off Broadway, this
hilarious musical will be just the antidote in the lead up to
yet another US presidential election drama.
ticketek.com.au
Dance
Melbourne
International
Comedy Festival
Roadshow
This on-screen world premiere of Liam Scarlett’s new
full length ballet is inspired by Mary Shelley’s gothic
masterpiece—a story of love, fear, loneliness and longing.
lunapalace.com.au
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Dance
•
Reason for
Being
OUR land
people stories
Art Gallery of WA
6-9 Jul & 24-27 Aug
10am-4pm • Free
State Theatre Centre of WA
20-23 July • Various
From $46
Follow Co3 Artistic Director Raewyn Hill as she creates this new
work with dancers within the gallery spaces. Experience Gallery
architecture re-interpreted through contemporary dance.
Photo: Toni Wilkinson.
artgallery.wa.gov.au
HATCH: WAAPA
Dance Season
Screen Space –
Mary Reid Kelley
Priapus Agonistes
UWA Cultural Precinct
23-27 Aug • Various
$21-$26
Art Gallery of WA
4 Jun-25 Sep • 10am-5pm
Free
Graduating dancers from the Western Australian Academy
of Performing Arts showcase new choreographed works
performed by their peers against imaginative soundscapes
composed by the music students.
waapa.ecu.edu.au
Re-examining aspects of Greek mythology, combining
humour and tragedy, the film focuses on a minotaur
roaming a labyrinth beneath a gymnasium.
Image: Mary Reid Kelly Priapus Agonistes 2013 (still detail).
artgallery.wa.gov.au
St. Peter’s
and the Papal
Basilicas 3D
Banff Mountain
Film Festival
World Tour 2016
Cinema Paradiso
18-19 Jun • 1pm
$20
State Theatre Centre of WA
23-28 Jun • 7pm
From $25
Take an extraordinary cinematic 3D journey through
the four majestic Papal Basilicas in Rome – each with a
precious altar and timeless works of art as a destination
for travellers over the centuries.
lunapalace.com.au
The world’s most prestigious mountain film festival
brings you short films with mesmerising cinematography,
thought-provoking storylines and adrenalin-inducing
action by adventure filmmakers.
ticketek.com.au
West
Australian
Screen Awards
Revelation Perth
International Film
Festival
State Theatre Centre of WA
4 Jul • 6pm-12am
$90+bf
Cinema Paradiso, PICA &
State Library of WA
7-17 Jul • Various
The 2016 WA Screen Awards will be a red carpet gala
celebrating the State’s achievements in film and television
with the who’s who of the WA film industry in attendance.
fti.asn.au/wasa-2016
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This new contemporary dance work by Bangarra
Dance Theatre draws inspiration from the incredible
life story and paintings of internationally acclaimed
Nyapanyapa Yunupingu.
ticketek.com.au/bangarra
WA’s premier festival of cutting-edge independent film
will include over 100 films, special guests, Revel-8, a Jim
Henson retrospective and the industry awards.
revelationfilmfest.org
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Disney On Ice
presents Magical
Ice Festival
Kids’ Cushion
Concerts
Perth Arena
2-6 Jun • 7pm
From $35.17
Perth Concert Hall
25 Jun • 9.45am & 11.15am
$17
Be swept away by the magical world of Disney on Ice.
Join characters from Frozen, Beauty and the Beast,
The Little Mermaid and Tangled in an unforgettable,
magical adventure.
pertharena.com.au
WASO’s 15-piece ensemble introduces children aged up to
6 years old to the instruments of the symphony orchestra
in this fun event with lots of song, dance and laughter.
waso.com.au
Peter and
the Wolf
Wild Life Show
Perth Concert Hall
26 Jun • 1pm & 3pm
$27
Perth Town Hall
28 Jun-20 Jul
9.30am-4.30pm • Free
West Australian Symphony Orchestra, two dancers and
incredible masks bring you Peter and the Wolf, with all the
action projected onto a big screen. For 5-10 year olds.
waso.com.au
Act-BelongCommit Co:Dance
School Holiday
Workshop
King Street Arts Centre
4-8 Jul • 10am-4pm • $250
This weeklong workshop by the Co3 professional dance
ensemble helps young dancers create their own ideas and
movements and learn short choreography sequences.
Suitable for ages 7-17.
trybooking.com/LDFX
This exhibition commemorates the stories of the Wild Life
Shows in the ‘50s and ‘60s with flora and fauna displays,
workshops and a native animal petting zoo.
cityofperth.wa.gov.au
Discover!
Percussion
UWA Cultural Precinct
5 Jul • 10am-11.30am
$20
For budding musicians aged 8-12 years wanting to leap into
the wonderful world of percussion. Led by Jackson Vickery,
students will learn new and exciting beats and rhythms.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
The 52-Storey
Treehouse
Children’s Art
Workshop
State Theatre Centre of WA
5-14 Jul • Various
From $29
UWA Cultural Precinct
6 Jul • 11.30am & 1.30pm
$10
Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton’s bestselling book comes to
life on stage. Set off on a crazy adventure in this imaginative
and engaging play for children aged 6-12 years.
ticketek.com.au
Let your child’s inner artist come out to play in this
workshop by local artist Fiona Willis that explores
abstraction using colour, shapes, and forms.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
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The Sleepover
Lah-Lah - Sing
It Loud!
State Theatre Centre of WA
15-16 Jul • 7.30pm
$100
Perth Town Hall
24 Jul • 10am
$25.50
Barking Gecko will take you backstage and onstage in
a magical theatrical experience for families filled with
performance and storytelling… all in time for bed.
barkinggecko.com.au
Living
Lecture:
Macbeth
An hour with
Leigh Hobbs
UWA Cultural Precinct
7 Jun • 10am-4pm
$20
State Library of WA
16-18 Jun • Various
Free
Barking Gecko’s Matt Edgerton presents Shakespeare’s
shortest and bloodiest tragedy, Macbeth, in an entertaining
mixture of performance and interactive presentation for
students and lovers of language.
barkinggecko.com.au
Join children’s book author Leigh Hobbs—best known for
characters Old Tom, Horrible Harriet, Fiona the Pig and Mr
Chicken – in a series of free interactive drawing events.
http://bit.ly/1T6kaR1
Sturmfrei
Poetry Night
Poetry As
Painting
State Theatre Centre of WA
28 Jul • 7pm
$10
UWA Cultural Precinct
29 Jul • 10am
$40
UWA Publishing invites you to the Studio Underground
Foyer to join them in enjoying a drink and hearing from
Australian poets Paul Hetherington, Amanda Joy and
Siobhan Hodge.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
“Works of art are silent; poetry speaks its mind.” – John
Hollander. Critically acclaimed poet Paul Hetherington will
demonstrate how visual imagery activates and energises
poetry in this workshop.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
Prose Poetry As
A Contemporary
Art Form
Literary High
Tea
UWA Cultural Precinct
30 Jul • 10am
$40
UWA Cultural Precinct
30 Jul • 2.30pm
$45
“The prose poem plants one foot in prose, the other
in poetry, both heels resting precariously on banana
peels.” – Peter Johnson. A workshop on writing your own
prose poems.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
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The Stars of ABC KIDS will be playing up a storm in their
new spectacular musical live show that will have the whole
family singing and dancing.
lah-lah.com/live-shows
Enjoy canapés with curator and writer Lee Kinsella
whose recent work explores artist Miriam Stannage’s
perspectives on contemporary life.
universityclub.uwa.edu.au/events
Disrupted
Festival of
Ideas
2016 Perth
Poetry
Festival
State Library of WA
30-31 Jul • 10am
Free
Northbridge Piazza
5-14 Aug • 10am
Free-$15
Join a range of speakers, facilitators, artists and
performers to contribute to the national debate on
innovation and creativity at the third Disrupted Festival.
slwa.wa.gov.au/disrupted
A celebration of the spoken word with reading sessions,
performances, slams, workshops and panel discussions
and open mic slots featuring local and national poets.
wapoets.net.au
Tchaikovsky’s
Pathétique
Live @ The
Library – iMprov
Collective
Perth Concert Hall
2 Jun • 11am
$28-$58
State Library of WA
3 Jun • 1pm
Free
The West Australian Symphony Orchestra performs one
of the greatest Romantic works of all time—Tchaikovsky’s
Pathétique Symphony. Passionate and poignant, be
inspired by its richly-coloured melodies.
waso.com.au
Live @ The Library performances capture the breadth and
diversity of experimental music practice in WA. Liven up
your lunchtime with the multi-instrument improvisations
of the iMprov Collective.
slwa.wa.gov.au/whats-on/events
Behzod
Abduraimov Plays
Prokofiev
Perth
International
Jazz Festival 2016
Perth Concert Hall
3-4 Jun • 7.30pm
$30-$96
Various Locations
3-5 Jun • 5-11pm
Free-$50
An astonishing virtuoso, Behzod Abduraimov returns to
perform Prokofiev’s Third Piano Concerto with the West
Australian Symphony Orchestra.
waso.com.au
This festival sees over 50 jazz performances across the
city headlined by Hiataus Kaiyote and Yellowjackets.
Highlights include Christ McNulty, Gary Bartz, Shai
Maestro and Lionel Loueke.
perthinternationaljazzfestival.com.au
Winter ArtsBar
State of the
Art Festival
Perth Concert Hall
Fridays in July • 5pm-late
Free Entry
Elizabeth Quay
6 Jun • 12pm-9pm
Free
The decommissioned tunnel under St Georges Terrace
transforms into Winter ArtsBar—a wonderland to play,
create and be entertained by multimedia projections,
LED installations and live performances.
visitperthcity.com
San Cisco
State of the Art will be the first music festival to grace
Elizabeth Quay in a free celebration of WA music
headlined by Jebediah and San Cisco.
sotafest.com.au
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Scale Variable 1:
Intermodulations
by Decibel
Rag N’ Bone Single
& Video Launch
State Theatre Centre of WA
7 Jun • 7.30pm
$15-$32.50
The Bird
10 Jun • 8pm-11.45pm
$5
TURA presents this concert celebrating WA’s Roger
Smalley’s early compositions for acoustic and electronic
instruments featuring vintage synthesisers and tape delays
as well as pieces reworked with recent technologies.
tura.com.au
Vivaldi’s
Gloria
Opéra de Paris
RIGOLETTO
Perth Concert Hall
10-11 Jun • 7.30pm
$30-$96
Cinema Paradiso
10-12 Jun • 10.30am
$24
The West Australian Symphony Orchestra perform
Vivaldi’s joyous choral masterpiece Gloria directed by
Baroque specialist Paul Dyer.
waso.com.au
A new production of Verdi’s Rigoletto by Palace Opera &
Ballet. This tragedy tells the tale of a licentious Duke, his
hunchbacked jester Rigoletto and Rigoletto’s daughter Gilda.
lunapalace.com.au
Musica Viva:
Enso String
Quartet
Starman: A Show
With the Music of
David Bowie
Perth Concert Hall
13 Jun • 7.30pm
$30-$80
His Majesty’s Theatre
15 Jun • 7.30pm
$55+bf
The Ensō String Quartet acknowledges two of the
cornerstones of a quartet’s life in Beethoven’s beloved ‘Harp’
Quartet, and in Ravel’s amazing, and only, foray into the form.
perthconcerthall.com.au
Take your protein pills and put your helmets on! Sven
Ratzke inhabits Bowie’s multiple personas—a mad,
bizarre, androgynous universe of incredible music and
outrageous costumes.
ticketek.com.au
Indiana Jones & the
Raiders of the Lost
Ark Live in Concert
La Scala La
Fanciulla Del West
Perth Convention & Exhibition
Centre • 15-16 Jun • 7.30pm
$50-$112
Cinema Paradiso
17-19 Jun • 10.30am
$24
The West Australian Symphony Orchestra performs John
Williams’ iconic score to Raiders of the Lost Ark while the
entire film plays on the big screen.
ticketek.com.au
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Local outfit Rag n’ Bone launch their single I Don’t Feel At
Home in This World Anymore about the mistreatment of
refugees, gender identity and cultural reappropriation.
williamstreetbird.com
Set in 1850, The Girl of the Golden West was opera’s
first “spaghetti western”. Puccini’s music transports
you to the Polka saloon where passions, humanity and
brotherhood triumph.
lunapalace.com.au
Australian
Chamber
Orchestra:
Sequenza Italiana
Perth Concert Hall
29 Jun • 7.30pm • $47-$88
Maverick cellist and composer Giovanni Sollima returns
for a celebration of five centuries of Italian music joined by
soloists from the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
perthconcerthall.com.au
Simone Lamsma
Plays Tchaikovsky
Perth Concert Hall
30 Jun-2 Jul • Various
From $28
Dutch violinist Simone Lamsma and the West Australian
Symphony Orchestra perform Tchaikovsky’s Violin
Concerto—a tuneful melody that blends rustic folk
simplicity with dazzling virtuoso acrobatics.
waso.com.au
The Greats of
70s Country
Music
Leo & Lulu
State Theatre Centre of WA
2 Jul • 8pm
From $56
Perth Concert Hall
3 Jul • 7pm
$89-$149
This new concert sees Australia’s Johnny Cash tribute
performer Daniel Thompson deliver country music hits
from Glen Campbell, Kenny Rogers, Willie Nelson, John
Denver, Dolly Parton and more.
ticketek.com.au
Morning Melodies
– WA Opera
Concert
His Majesty’s Theatre
6 Jul • 11am-12pm
From $30
Rachelle Durkin and Aldo di Toro perform timeless arias
and favourites before they take to the stage for the West
Australian Opera’s season of The Elixir of Love.
ticketek.com.au/morningmelodies
Two legends of British pop, Leo Sayer and Lulu, unite to
perform their greatest hits and songs that helped define
the ‘60s and ‘70s in this rare concert.
perthconcerthall.com.au
Dame Felicity
Lott and Graham
Johnson in
Recital
Government House Ballroom
6 Jul • 7.30pm • $60-$70
In her only Australian performance, Dame Felicity Lott
along with Dr Graham Johnson present a recital in the
beautiful surrounds of Government House Ballroom.
waapa.ecu.edu.au
The Simon &
Garfunkel Story
Romantic
Rachmaninov
Perth Concert Hall
8 Jul • 8pm
$79-$119
Perth Concert Hall
9 Jul • 7.30-9.30pm
$15-$30
This concert tells the story of this famous duo using a
projection screen with film footage and photography
accompanied by a full band playing all their hit songs.
perthconcerthall.com.au
The Western Australian Youth Orchestra presents a mix
of works from around the world including Rachmaninov’s
Symphony No. 2 juxtaposed by Elgar’s Cockaigne along
with a newly commissioned work.
wayo.net.au
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WAAPA
International Art
Song Academy –
Gala Concert
Perth Concert Hall
10 Jul • 4pm • $27-$35
This gala concert showcases select WAAPA performers
accompanied by English pianist Graham Johnson and
singers from around the country performing the music of
Johannes Brahms, Franz Schubert, Gabriel Fauré and more.
waapa.ecu.edu.au
Perth Concert Hall
15 Jul • 7.30pm
From $45
Unfurl your flags and get your best voices ready! The West
Australian Symphony Orchestra presents a “last night”
hurrah of fabulous music, fun sing-alongs and flag waving.
waso.com.au
London’s
Temple
Church Choir
La Fenice: LA
FAVORITA
UWA Cultural Precinct
22 Jul • 7pm
$25
Cinema Paradiso
22-24 Jul • 10.30am
$24
London’s prestigious Temple Church Choir makes a rare
appearance in Australia for a charity gala concert in UWA’s
spectacular Winthrop Hall.
ticketswa.com/event/choral-charity-gala
Screening in Perth for the first time, Donizetti’s opera
charts a love triangle during the Moorish invasions of
Spain and power struggles between church and state.
lunapalace.com.au
Haydn,
Hoffmeister,
Cunéo, Mozart
Musica Viva: Choir
of Trinity College,
Cambridge
Perth Town Hall
23 Jul • 3pm
$20-$39
Perth Concert Hall
28 Jul • 7.30pm
$30-$97
Fremantle Chamber Orchestra performs Haydn’s
Symphony No 44, Hoffmeister’s Viola Concerto (soloist
Sally Boud), the world premiere of Ollivier Cunéo’s Le Verre
Siffleur and Mozart’s Symphony No 29.
ticketek.com.au
The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge will perform the 1922
Mass for Unaccompanied Double Choir by Frank Martin—
one of the 20th century’s most beautiful choral works.
perthconcerthall.com.au
Heroic
Beethoven
Royal Opera
WERTHER
Perth Concert Hall
28-30 Jul • Various
From $28
Cinema Paradiso
29 Jul • 10.30am
$24
The West Australian Symphony Orchestra performs
Beethoven’s Eroica—a revolutionary work exploring
adversity, heroism and triumph. Simone Young conducts
this dramatic concert.
waso.com.au
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Last Night At The
Proms Gala
Acclaimed French filmmaker Benoît Jacquot (Farewell, My
Queen) directs Massenet’s tragic opera, an exploration of
the conflict between duty and our most passionate desires.
lunapalace.com.au
SwanSongs Cameos
Transcendental
Voices
Perth Town Hall
31 Jul • 3pm
$45
Perth Concert Hall
4 Aug • 7.30pm
$25-$30
This year’s young mentored artists at WA Opera Ileana
Rinaldi (mezzo soprano) and Sam Roberts-Smith (baritone)
are set to move and inspire in Cameos.
trybooking.com/JMZL
Richard Gill leads WAAPA’s vocal students in an inspiring
choral performance of Mozart’s Coronation Mass and
Vaughan Williams’ Five Mystical Songs.
waapa.ecu.edu.au
An Evening with
Keith Potger
The Planets
& The Rite of
Spring
Downstairs at The Maj
4-6 Aug • 7.30pm
From $45
Perth Concert Hall
5-6 Aug • 7.30pm
$30-$101
Keith Potger belts out favourites from The Seekers, a touch
of Nashville, original ballads, covers and amusing anecdotes
from over 50 years on the international music scene.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
Simone Young leads the West Australian Symphony
Orchestra in Gustav Holst’s brilliant astrological and
musical journey The Planets and Stravinsky’s revolutionary
The Rite of Spring.
waso.com.au
Punch
Brothers
Bach in the
Dark - The
Painted Bach
Perth Convention &
Exhibition Centre
8 Aug • 7.30pm • $80+bf
Linton & Kay Galleries
11 Aug • 6.30pm
$65
Grammy Award nominated bluegrass quintet Punch
Brothers will perform for one night only, bringing their
dynamic brand of performance laced with breathless
motion and humour.
ticketek.com.au
In a darkened room, cellist Rachel Scott plays Bach’s Fifth
Suite while behind her, artist Judith White creates a live
visual expression of the music on three screens.
lintonandkay.com.au
Macklemore &
Ryan Lewis
Duruflé & Rutter
Perth Arena
11 Aug • 7.30pm
From $105
St George’s Cathedral
12 Aug • 7.30pm
From $50
Grammy-Award winning superstars Macklemore & Ryan
Lewis of Thrift Shop and Same Love fame head to Perth
on their biggest national tour yet.
pertharena.com.au
Duruflé’s sublime Requiem & Rutter’s effervescent Gloria,
sung by the Cathedral Consort & Choir with WASO on
brass and percussion and Stewart Smith on organ.
perthcathedral.org
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Celebrate! ECU 25th
Anniversary Gala
Concert
Asher Fisch
Conducts Mozart
& Bartók
Perth Concert Hall
12 Aug • 7.30pm
From $33
Perth Concert Hall
18 Aug • 11am
From $28
This spectacular concert showcases talented WAAPA
students and staff from all music disciplines. Be wowed
by the orchestra, percussion, jazz, contemporary music
ensembles and more.
waapa.ecu.edu
Asher Fisch
Conducts
Schubert & Bartók
Ben Folds with
yMusic
Perth Concert Hall
19-20 Aug • 7.30pm
From $30
Perth Concert Hall
23 Aug • 8pm
$89-$115
The West Australian Symphony Orchestra performs Béla
Bartók’s vivacious, irrepressible masterpiece, Concerto for
Orchestra, brimming with orchestral colour and crackling
with rhythmic vitality.
waso.com.au
Piano-pop innovator Ben Folds returns with New York’s
critically acclaimed yMusic, performing interpretations
of solo hits, Ben Folds Five favourites, and his new
collaboration album So There.
perthconcerthall.com.au
Asher Fisch &
WASO: Baiba Skride
Plays Mozart
Roy Orbison & The
Everly Brothers
Perth Concert Hall
26-27 Aug • 7.30pm
From $30
Perth Convention & Exhibition
Centre • 27 Aug • 8pm
$76-$92
The elegant lyricism of Mozart and Brahms is re-imagined
in this concert by West Australian Symphony Orchestra
featuring Latvian violinist Baiba Skride.
waso.com.au
Relive the magic and classic hits as some of the world’s
greatest and most successful rock ‘n’ roll music legends of
all time come together in concert.
ticketek.com.au
Scale Variable
2: Scattered
Experiments
Bach by
Candlelight
State Theatre Centre of WA
27 Aug • 7.30pm
$15-$32.50
St George’s Cathedral
31 Aug • 6pm
From $85
Presented by Tura, this double bill features Louise
Devenish, Experimental Music for One percussionist, and
James Hullick – Scatterman, in new music theatre for
piano, voice and electronics.
tura.com.au
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Delightful Mozart meets Bohemian Bartók in a concert
of contrasts starring the West Australian Symphony
Orchestra’s Principal Horn David Evans as soloist in
Mozart’s Fourth Horn Concerto.
waso.com.au
Be transported to Germany in the 1700s with music, food
and wine as Perth Chamber Orchestra performs Bach by
Candlelight in the majestic surroundings of St George’s
Cathedral.
perthsymphony.com
Crave
What’s Love
Got To Do
With It?
State Theatre Centre of WA
1-11 Jun • 7.30pm
$32.50
The Blue Room Theatre
7-25 Jun • 7pm
$18-$28
Western Australian Youth Theatre Company presents
Sarah Kane’s contribution to the canon of 20th century
literature. One Woman. Many Minds. A poetic drive through
need, violence, doubt and longing.
waytco.com
A pharmaceutical company is on the brink of releasing a
cure for love in this satirical exploration of love and loss –
perfect for any relationship status.
blueroom.org.au
HART
The Astronaut
The Blue Room Theatre
Until 11 Jun • 8.30pm
$18-$28
The Blue Room Theatre
21 Jun-9 Jul • 8.30pm
$18-$28
Using testimonials from the Stolen Generations, Noongar
man Ian Michael invites you to listen in on the silenced
stories of this country in this Fringe award-winning show.
blueroom.org.au
The Astronaut is a solo physical theatre piece that looks at
the choices we make and the seemingly impossible act of
letting go.
blueroom.org.au
A Perfect
Specimen
Hobo
State Theatre Centre of WA
30 Jun- 17 Jul • Various
$30-$52
The Blue Room Theatre
5-16 Jul • 7pm
$18-$28
Behold the dying days of the travelling freak show and
the tragic true story of its star attraction: Julia Pastrana,
the ape-woman. Presented by Black Swan State
Theatre Company.
ticketek.com.au
Hobo is raw, crude and packed with humour, and takes
a good look at what it means to be a man in an age of
identity crisis.
blueroom.org.au
The Elixir of Love
Royal
Shakespeare
Company: Hamlet
His Majesty’s Theatre
14-23 Jul • 7.30pm
From $45
Cinema Paradiso
16-17 Jul • 1pm
$25
West Australian Opera performs Donizetti’s The Elixir of
Love (L’ elisir d’amore). A boy, Nemorino (literally “little
nobody”) finds the courage to declare his love for Adina.
waopera.asn.au
Cinema Paradiso screens this stage production of Hamlet.
This tragedy tells of young student Hamlet who finds
his reality utterly changed upon discovering news of his
father’s death.
lunapalace.com.au
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Cirque De La
Symphonie
Scooby-Doo
Live! Level Up
Perth Concert Hall
22-23 Jul • 7.30pm
$49-$110
Perth Convention & Exhibition
Centre • 22-23 Jul • 10.30am,
1.30pm & 4pm • $30-$70
International acrobats, jugglers, strongmen, contortionists
and high-flying aerialists perform incredible acts as the
West Australian Symphony Orchestra perform classical
music favourites in this exciting action-packed show.
waso.com.au
Death in
Bowengabbie
The Caucasian
Chalk Circle
Downstairs at The Maj
29-30 Jul • Various
From $45
State Theatre Centre of WA
30 Jul-14 Aug • 7.30pm
$32.50-$88.50
A one-man black comedy about love, loss and the
mourning after. Welcome to Bowengabbie, where the
elderly abound and meals-on-wheels are a boom industry.
ticketek.com.au/downstairsatthemaj
Black Swan State Theatre Company in collaboration with
the National Theatre of China present Brecht’s epic tale
of motherhood, ownership and identity in this world-class
‘Chinese opera’ style production.
ticketek.com.au
Little Shop of
Horrors
BELL
SHAKESPEARE’S
Othello
His Majesty’s Theatre
4-7 Aug • Various
From $66
State Theatre Centre of WA
17-20 Aug • 7.30pm
From $45.88
Flowershop assistant Seymour inadvertantly raises a
peculiar plant species into a foul-mouthed, R&B-singing
carnivore who develops a taste for more than just plant
food in this musical laced with dark humour.
ticketek.com.au
One of William Shakespeare’s most famous and
passionate tragedies, Othello is a relentless journey of
vicious passion.
ticketek.com.au/othello
A Funny Thing
Happened On The
Way To The Forum
Kenneth Branagh
Theatre Company:
Romeo and Juliet
State Theatre Centre of WA
17-20 Aug • 7.30pm
$35
Cinema Paradiso
27-28 Aug • 1pm
$25
The Midnite Youth Theatre Company presents Stephen
Sondheim’s musical comedy about the laziest slave in
Rome who struggles to win the hand of a beautiful but
slow-witted courtesan.
ticketek.com.au
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For Scooby fans young and old, this interactive live show
with big musical numbers pays homage to video games.
Can the Gang escape from a virtual world of creepy
gaming ghosts?
ticketek.com.au
The Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company Live cinema
season presents a new vision of Shakespeare’s
heartbreaking tale of forbidden love.
lunapalace.com.au
Post Natural
History
(Archeology
of the Future)
Year 12
Perspectives 2016
Art Gallery of WA
Until 13 Jun • 10am-5pm
Free
Perth Centre for Photography
9 Jun-10 Jul • Various • Free
Vincent Fournier’s bestiary Post Natural History shows
a collection of ‘upcoming species,’ based upon synthetic
biology and cybernetics that questions our relationship to
nature and technology.
pcp.org.au
Showcasing works from Year 12 Visual Arts graduates spanning
a variety of subject matter and media, from painting and drawing
to sculpture, digital moving image, photography and textiles.
Image: Riley Curnow Hale School The Drum 2015 (detail).
artgallery.wa.gov.au
2016 Graduating
Fundraiser
Auction
Transart:
Transition 2016 –
MMM Energizer
Gallery Central
15-16 Jun • Various
Free
Stirling Gardens
Until 16 Jun • 12pm-5pm
Free
See unique and one-of-a-kind pieces at this auction
which features artworks donated by established and
emerging artists at North Metro TAFE and acquire mini
masterpieces at remarkable prices.
gallerycentral.com.au
Look up to see MMM Energizer, by Richard Hammer—a
chaotic kinetic aluminium sculpture suspended between
two trees that dances in the wind.
perth.wa.gov.au
A History of
the World in
100 Objects
Lines That Define:
Mel Dare & Olga
Cironis
WA Museum
Until 18 Jun • 9.30am-5pm
$17.50
Paper Mountain
17 Jun-3 Jul • 9.30am-5pm
Free
This British Museum collection explores two million years of
human history: from early stone tools to Dürer’s celebrated
print The Rhinoceros; the famous Flood Tablet to colourful
Javanese shadow puppets.
museum.wa.gov.au
This exhibition brings together two artists’ interpretations
of the same text – Mel Dare (paint and drawing) and Olga
Cironis (mixed media, sculpture, installation and textiles).
papermountain.org.au
WAMSS Elective
Photographic
Exhibition
Supanova
UWA Cultural Precinct
21-29 Jun • 11am-5pm
Free
Perth Convention & Exhibition
Centre • 24-26 Jun • Various
From $32
Experience the art of medicine at this exhibition
highlighting global health and sociocultural issues.
Photography by UWA students who have sought out
unique opportunities in far-flung places.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
This pop culture expo returns for fans of movies, TV,
science fiction, fantasy, gaming, comics, cartoons, cosplay
and more, and brings over stars Julie Benz, Shannen
Doherty, Sean Austin and James Marsters.
supanova.com.au
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Dutch
Journeys
Points of View:
Skye & the
Hielands
State Library of WA
24 Jun-25 Sep • Various
Free
Gallery Central
24 Jun-16 Jul • Various
Free
From Dirk Hartog’s landing at remote Cape Inscription to
our present day migrant population, this exhibition shows
how the Dutch community have helped shape this state.
slwa.wa.gov.au/whats_on/exhibitions
The Insider’s Guide
to Renaissance
Florence
Lighthouse
UWA Cultural Precinct
25 Jun • 9.30am
$55
Council House
Throughout July • 6pm-1am
Free
Discover the cultural politics of power in Renaissance
Florence, focusing on the House of Medici, the banking
family and political dynasty in this interactive seminar.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
Artists Emma Buswell, Melissa McGrath and Amy
Perejuan-Capone are commissioned to create new light
based artworks on the exterior of Council House using the
external lighting infrastructure.
perth.wa.gov.au
Winter Lights
Festival
Ghost of
Record Store
Brookfield Place
7 Jul-7 Aug • 6pm-midnight
Free
Forrest Place
8 Jul-12 Aug • Thu- Sun
12pm-5pm • Free
Kicking off with 10 days of light projections, this festival
of art and light will transform Brookfield Place through
installation, lighting, exhibitions, performance pieces and
interactive events.
brookfieldplaceperth.com
This recreation of a record store by Chris Cobilis is
equipped with turntables, cassette decks and CD players
to play valueless simulacrum to reflect on a time gone by.
ppaf.com.au
St George’s Art
Mandorla Art
Award Finalists
Exhibition
St George’s Cathedral
16-24 Jul • 10am
Various
Linton & Kay Galleries
16 Jul-24 Jul • Various
Free
St George’s Art showcases some of the best work by Years
10, 11 and 12 from schools across WA and includes the
Gala Awards Night.
perthcathedral.org
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Painter Digby de Bruin and photographer Clayton Ward
respond to the distinctive Scottish landscape capturing
the simplicity and drama of the land, sea and skies.
gallerycentral.com.au
The Mandorla Art Award is Australia’s most significant
Christian themed art prize with artists from all over the
country making their artistic interpretations on the theme
The Resurrection.
mandorlaart.com
THE STRANGE
FAMILIAR
Hatched
National
Graduate Show
UWA Cultural Precinct
16-30 Jul • 10.30am-5pm
Free
PICA
Until 17 Jul • 10am-5pm
Free
Thousands of recycled plastic bottles have been
transformed into something breathtaking in this
immersive installation by Kathy Allam. Explore a world of
shimmering coloured light and ethereal forms.
Now in its 25th year, Hatched showcases Australia’s next
generation of emerging contemporary artists, featuring the
work of graduates from 23 schools and universities.
pica.org.au
Mind The Gap
Corrupt
Perth Centre for Photography
21 Jul-21 Aug • Various
Free
Perth Centre for Photography
21 Jul-21 Aug • Various
Free
Kristian Laemmle-Ruff’s Mind The Gap is a dark and
politically charged meditation on the gap between
Australian cultures highlighting differences between ways
of understanding and valuing land.
pcp.org.au
Mike Gray’s Corrupt is a series of digital photographs
that have been corrupted by randomly inserting personal
confessions, computer code, and Australian popular
culture references.
pcp.org.au
Comic Tragics: the
exploding language
of contemporary
comic art
META
Gallery Central
27 Jul-13 Aug • Various
Free
Art Gallery of WA • Until
25 Jul • 10am-5pm • Free
Chance and observations about life come to light through the
merging of image and words in this moving exploration of new
forms of comic and graphic art.
Image: Tommi Parrish ‘I was just trying to be alive’ 2014 (detail).
This exciting exhibition showcases innovative and
exploratory creative works completed by year 11 and 12
students undertaking art and design studies in WA schools.
gallerycentral.com.au
artgallery.wa.gov.au
Miriam Stannage:
Survey 2006-2016
Continental Shift
UWA Cultural Precinct
29 Jul-Sep • 11am-5pm
Free
Art Gallery of WA
30 Jul-5 Feb • 10am-5pm
Free
Contemporary artist Miriam Stannage’s practice is
founded upon a deep intellectual engagement with,
and curiousity about, the challenges and nature of
contemporary life.
culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
This exhibition highlights the cross-pollination of ideas and
influences, exploring the referential artistic practices intrinsic
to the development of art movements across the centuries.
Image: Eugene Von Guèrard Mt William from Mt Dryden, Victoria 1857 (detail).
artgallery.wa.gov.au
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Windows of the
City
Dissenting Voices
Various City Locations
15 Aug-16 Sep • 24/7
Free
Art Gallery of WA
20 Aug-31 Jan • 10am-5pm
Free
Window displays of the city’s shops, restaurants and bars
are given new life by some of WA’s most talented artists in
the lead up to Telstra Perth Fashion Festival 2016.
telstraperthfashionfestival.com.au
A timely exploration of the role art plays in pushing
agendas, making political statements and reacting to world
events, featuring many works on display for the first time.
Image: Tom Nicholson Fragments from Melancholia 2002 (detail).
artgallery.wa.gov.au
MACRO|micro Explorations in
felt
WA Focus –
Rebecca Baumann
Gallery Central
20 Aug-10 Sept • Various
Free Art Gallery of WA
Until 22 Aug • 10am-5pm
Free
Feltwest members explore the MACRO and micro worlds
through innovative technology, pushing their ancient craft
into new realms of shape, pattern and texture in felt.
gallerycentral.com.au
Rebecca’s practice is driven by a formal and conceptual
exploration of materials, through which she interrogates ideas
about colour and emotion, creating an immersive experience.
Image: Rebecca Baumann and Brendan Van Hek Untitled 2015 (detail).
artgallery.wa.gov.au
Sacred and
Profane
RADICAL
ECOLOGIES
Art Gallery of WA
Until 22 Aug • 10am-5pm
Free
PICA
Until 4 Sep • 10am-5pm
Free
Three international works by Jitish Kallat, Yang Zhichao and Nalini
Malani weave together the detailed and personal, the sacred and
profane, into breathtaking pieces through their sheer scale.
Image: Nalini Malani The sacred and the profane 1998 (detail).
artgallery.wa.gov.au
Antecedent
Recollections
Grand Lane Light Locker Art
Space, Perth • Until 20 Sep
24/7 • Free
Roe Street Arcade, 129 James
Street, Northbridge
Until 15 Nov • 24/7 • Free
This exhibition of 2D and 3D light locker artwork from Ruby
Smedley, Sioux Tempestt, The Welcome Collective, Steven
Finch and Michelle Wells represents different aspects of
our local history.
foodchainperth.com/lightlockers
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Sensorial and experimental, this exhibition invites the
visitor into arousing environments that complicate gender,
sexuality and question the relationship between our bodies
and the natural world.
pica.org.au
Contained within the light locker exhibition space, this
sculptural work by local artist Emily Hornum questions the
role that family archive materiality has on what and how
we remember.
foodchainperth.com/lightlockers
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Event Planner
Comedy Shack
Various Fridays
Crave
1-11 Jun
Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique
2 Jun
Phelan Groovy
2-4 Jun
Disney On Ice presents Magical Ice Festival
2-6 Jun
The Comedy Underground
2,9 & 16 Jun
Live @ The Library – iMprov Collective
3 Jun
visitperthcity.com
#perthwinterarts
WAMSS Elective Photographic
Exhibition
21-29 Jun
The Astronaut
21 Jun-9 Jul
Supanova
24-26 Jun
Dutch Journeys
24 Jun-25 Sep
Comic Tragics: the exploding
language of contemporary comic art
Until 25 Jul
The Insider’s Guide to Renaissance Florence
25 Jun
Behzod Abduraimov Plays Prokofiev
3-4 Jun
Kids’ Cushion Concerts
25 Jun
Perth International Jazz Festival 2016
3-5 Jun
Peter and the Wolf
26 Jun
Screen Space – Mary Reid Kelley
Priapus Agonistes
4 Jun - 25 Sep
State of the Art Festival
6 Jun
Scale Variable 1: Intermodulations by Decibel
7 Jun
Living Lecture: Macbeth
7 Jun
What’s Love Got To Do With It?
7-25 Jun
Post Natural History
(Archeology of the Future)
9 Jun-10 Jul
Rag N’ Bone Single & Video Launch
10 Jun
Vivaldi’s Gloria
10-11 Jun
Opéra de Paris Rigoletto
10-12 Jun
Comedy Lounge
10 Jun, 15 Jul & 12 Aug
HART
Until 11 Jun
Year 12 Perspectives 2015
Until 13 Jun
Musica Viva: Enso String Quartet
13 Jun
Morning Music Series: DivaLicious –
Opera Rocks!
14 Jun
Starman: A show with the Music of David Bowie
15 Jun
2016 Graduating Fundraiser Auction
15-16 Jun
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the
Lost Ark Live in Concert
15-16 Jun
Transart: Transition 2016 – MMM Energizer
Until 16 Jun
Wild Life Show
28 Jun-20 Jul
Australian Chamber Orchestra: Sequenza Italiana
29 Jun
Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour 2016
Points of View: Skye & the Hielands
Barefaced Stories
23-28 Jun
24 Jun-16 Jul
28 Jun, 26 Jul, 30 Aug
I Won’t Dance: The songs of Fred
Astaire and Cole Porter
30 Jun-2 Jul
Simone Lamsma Plays Tchaikovsky
30 Jun-2 Jul
A Perfect Specimen
30 Jun- 17 Jul
Lighthouse
Throughout July
Winter ArtsBar
Fridays in July
Royal Ballet Frankenstein
1-3 Jul
The Greats of 70s Country Music
2 Jul
Leo & Lulu
3 Jul
West Australian Screen Awards
4 Jul
Act-Belong-Commit Co:Dance
School Holiday Workshop
4-8 Jul
Discover! Percussion
5 Jul
The 52-Storey Treehouse
5-14 Jul
Hobo
5-16 Jul
Morning Melodies – WA Opera Concert
6 Jul
Rachael Beck – This Girl
16-18 Jun
Dame Felicity Lott and Graham Johnson in Recital
6 Jul
An Hour with Leigh Hobbs
16-18 Jun
Children’s Art Workshop
6 Jul
La Scala La Fanciulla Del West
17-19 Jun
Reason for Being
Lines That Define: An Interpretation
– Mel Dare & Olga Cironis
17 Jun-3 Jul
A History of the World in 100 Objects
Until 18 Jun
St. Peter’s and the Papal Basilicas 3D
18-19 Jun
6-9 Jul & 24-27 Aug
Revelation Perth International Film Festival
Winter Lights Festival
The Simon & Garfunkel Story
Ghost of Record Store
7-17 Jul
7 Jul-7 Aug
8 Jul
8 Jul-12 Aug
Cabaret
Comedy
Dance
Film
Family
Romantic Rachmaninov
9 Jul
WAAPA International Art Song
Academy – Gala Concert
10 Jul
The Elixir of Love
14-23 Jul
Last Night At The Proms Gala
15 Jul
The Sleepover
15-16 Jul
Julian Gargiulo – Direct from Carnegie Hall
16 Jul
Royal Shakespeare Company: Hamlet
16-17 Jul
St George’s Art
16-24 Jul
Mandorla Art Award Finalists Exhibition
16 Jul-24 Jul
The Strange Familiar
16-30 Jul
Hatched National Graduate Show
Until 17 Jul
OUR land people stories
20-23 Jul
Literature
Music
Theatre
Visual Art
Transcendental Voices
4 Aug
An Evening with Keith Potger
4-6 Aug
Little Shop of Horrors
4-7 Aug
Underground Burlesque
5 Aug
The Planets & The Rite of Spring
5-6 Aug
2016 Perth Poetry Festival
5-14 Aug
Punch Brothers
8 Aug
Bach in the Dark – The Painted Bach
11 Aug
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
11 Aug
Duruflé & Rutter
12 Aug
Celebrate! ECU 25th Anniversary Gala Concert
12 Aug
Windows of the City
15 Aug-16 Sep
21 Jul-21 Aug
Melbourne International Comedy
Festival Roadshow
16-18 Aug
Mind The Gap
Corrupt
21 Jul-21 Aug
Othello
17-20 Aug
A Funny Thing Happened On The
Way To The Forum
17-20 Aug
London’s Temple Church Choir
22 Jul
Scooby-Doo Live! Level Up
22-23 Jul
Cirque De La Symphonie
22-23 Jul
La Fenice: La Favorita
22-24 Jul
Haydn, Hoffmeister, Cunéo, Mozart
23 Jul
Lah-Lah - Sing It Loud!
24 Jul
An Evening of Sit Down with Billy
Crystal – hosted by Andrew Denton
META
25-28 Jul
27 Jul-13 Aug
Asher Fisch Conducts Mozart & Bartók
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience
19-20 Aug
İHispanic Attack!
18-20 Aug
Asher Fisch Conducts Schubert & Bartók
19-20 Aug
Dissenting Voices
MACRO|micro – Explorations in Felt
20 Aug-10 Sept
Until 22 Aug
Until 22 Aug
28 Jul
Sacred and Profane
Musica Viva: Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge
28 Jul
Ben Folds with yMusic
28-30 Jul
20 Aug-31 Jan
WA Focus – Rebecca Baumann
Sturmfrei Poetry Night
Heroic Beethoven
18 Aug
23 Aug
HATCH: WAAPA Dance Season
23-27 Aug
26-27 Aug
Poetry As Painting
29 Jul
Asher Fisch & WASO: Baiba Skride Plays Mozart
Royal Opera Werther
29 Jul
Roy Orbison & The Everly Brothers
27 Aug
29 Jul-Sep
Scale Variable 2: Scattered
Experiments State Theatre Centre
27 Aug
Miriam Stannage: Survey 2006-2016
Prose Poetry as a Contemporary Art Form
Death in Bowengabbie
Literary High Tea
Disrupted Festival of Ideas
The Caucasian Chalk Circle
Continental Shift
SwanSongs – Cameos
30 Jul
29-30 Jul
30 Jul
30-31 Jul
30 Jul-14 Aug
30 Jul-5 Feb
31 Jul
Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company:
Romeo and Juliet
Clinton the Musical
Bach by Candlelight Radical Ecologies
27-28 Aug
27 Aug-11 Sep
31 Aug
Until 4 Sep
Antecedent
Until 20 Sep
Recollections
Until 15 Nov