Bunbury artist Leanne Green is showing art has no limits at a new exhibition at Stirling Street Arts Centre exploring life after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
Craig Duncan
Storm-tossed tragedy reunites principal conductor Asher Fisch with WASO and his favoured composer, Wagner.
David Cusworth
WA street artist Stormie Mills will have his first solo exhibition at an Australian State gallery in August, four decades into a career that has played a decisive role in redefining the contemporary artform.
Tanya MacNaughton
Jurgen Rahimi is one of WA Ballet’s new generation of dancers stepping into a leading role in the company’s revival of the award-winning epic ballet, Dracula.
Special guests got a first look at WA’s biggest display of floral artistry at the launch of Subi Blooms x Gather.
Kellie Balaam
There is musical talent in every corner of Albany and Freya Disley, with her violin tucked under her chin, is certainly blessed with plenty.
Claire Middleton
ASQ launches Interwoven tour in Perth, a program named after Australian composer Elizabeth Younan’s first string quartet.
Fresh from the US, WASO maestro Asher Fisch is immersed in The Flying Dutchman at UWA Winthrop Hall.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre has signalled a new boldly ambitious era for the puppetry company with the appointment of Iain Grandage as artistic director, beginning January 2027.
Rossini and Dvorak grace principal conductor Asher Fisch’s first WASO concert of 2026 at Heath Ledger Theatre.
Taking four years to adapt Tim Winton’s novel The Shepherd’s Hut for the stage might sound like a luxury of time, but for playwright Tim McGarry, it was a creative necessity.
There’s still time to hurry to Albany’s Vancouver Arts Centre for Lee Garvey’s brilliant About Face exhibition, which closes on May 5.
Actors Derek and Shaquita Nannup are drawing on their real-life father/daughter relationship for Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company’s WA premiere of production Which Way Home.
Vim, vigour and virtuosity mark WA Symphony Orchestra’s Masters of the Baroque recital at His Majesty’s Theatre.
In one of the Narrogin Repertory Club’s largest productions yet, theatre-goers from across the State reconnected with Hardcase Hotel’s characters for the club’s sequel showing last month.
Hannah Whitehead
Aussie household name Shaun Micallef will head to WA’s South West for the first time next month, bringing his trademark wit to the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival.
Madelin Hayes
Pemberley welcomed more than 70 members of the local community on Friday April 17 for the official opening of Sculpture in the Vines 2026.
Serian Lockwood-Jones
In a supremely satisfying aria for the ages, Freeze Frame Opera was the most awarded company at the 2026 Performing Arts WA Awards ceremony, proving how erroneous a Hollywood actor’s recent remarks truly were.
Instant sensations from Italian opera fill Government House Ballroom, with Music on the Terrace and special guest Giuseppe Infantino.
Clear skies and crisp autumnal air amplify the sublime ambience of Baltic Sounds.
Four years is all it took for comedian Bron Lewis to go from co-winning the National Raw Comedy competition to selling out this year’s show, Chaos.
In a world that could use a lot more love in it right now, Pretty Woman The Musical has arrived at Crown Theatre Perth with a vital tonic of love and laughter.
Yindjibarndi artist Michelle Adams makes her debut at PICA’s Revealed: New and Emerging WA Aboriginal Artists exhibition with an installation very close to her heart.
Bobby Fox might welcome Pretty Woman The Musical audiences to Hollywood in his role as Happy Man, but the Irishman instead discovered his own career dream in Australia.
