Review: Akmal Saleh (Perth Comedy Festival) Pelican1 May 2016 A regular on a cut of Australian TV shows and active since the '90s, Akmal brought his cheek to the comedy-starved west last week as part of the Perth Comedy Festival. Monty Lloyd snorts with laughter and reviews. Uncategorised0 Comments97 views
REVIEW: Cats Pelican24 April 2016 Tom Durkin reviews 'Cats the Musical', hot off Lloyd Weber's London West End revival. You jellicle? Delta Goodrem had to look like a pert angelic judge of mediocrity on 'The Voice' so couldn't be a cat for Perth audiences, but that's okay. We don't need her. Uncategorised0 Comments74 views
Review: The Riders (West Australian Opera) Pelican21 April 2016 Nicholas Monisse reviews WA Opera's stage adaptation of Tim Winton's 'The Riders', and finds it magnificent. Uncategorised0 Comments87 views
Review: Revealed Pelican21 April 2016 "As I read the background for each artist, I learnt of their lives, and the communities and country they were connected to. Some had discovered their art early in life, many at a later stage, but all were proud to honour their ancestry with their works." Janey Hakanson reviews. Uncategorised0 Comments36 views
Review: The Little Prince Pelican19 April 2016 Upon arriving at the Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, I stood wide-eyed in the foyer, throwing nervous glances at the large, lifeless figurines staring down from above me. I took my seat at the back of the room and tried to shake my childhood fear of inanimate humanoids. Catherina Pagani reviews. Uncategorised0 Comments37 views
Review: Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories Pelican17 April 2016 Following the company's superb adaptations of 'The Rabbits' and 'The Red Tree', Barking Gecko brings another children's story to the stage with 'Bambert’s Book of Lost Stories'. Gabriella Loo sheds a tear and reviews. Uncategorised0 Comments344 views
Review: Picnic at Hanging Rock (Black Swan State Theatre Company) Pelican17 April 2016 Fresh off a Melbourne stage, the production opened at the Malthouse Theatre in March before venturing here. At 90 minutes (no interval), the ambiguous ending to this thriller will have you tearing at your hair, but one thing’s clear: it’s not safe at the Rock. Review by Samuel J. Cox. Uncategorised0 Comments106 views
Review: Pindorama Pelican10 April 2016 "The show is one of the strangest dance pieces I have ever seen, but one I haven’t stopped talking about since. It’s intriguing, uncomfortable and certainly different from traditional notions of dance." Melissa Scott reviews PIAF performance Pindorama, directed and choreographed by Brazilian dancer Lia Rodrigues. Uncategorised0 Comments99 views
REVIEW: The Last Stand Pelican4 April 2016 "It’s a pretty cool concept when you think about it: two hours of undeterred personalities voicing their wild thoughts and ideas in front of an exposed audience who are willing to hear them". Lee Robinson reviews. Uncategorised0 Comments18 views
Interview: Words with Blazing Swan 2016 Pelican23 March 2016 Nothing should be more clandestine than a crazy party. It is the only way to prevent society’s most judgmental from trying to turn up and ruining everyone else’s readiness to get weird. Reuben Wylie interviews Frank Mitchell. Uncategorised0 Comments158 views
