Review: The Nutcracker (WA Ballet)
The culmination of two years of work and costing two million dollars, WAB’s The Nutcracker is an immense labour of love. Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: The Pearl Fishers (WA Opera)
Robert Kemp’s colourful, textured, exotic, visually rich set and costume design was at the helm of this production. Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: The Beat Generation (WAAPA)
Teaming actors with a handful of WAAPA’s jazz musicians, The Beat Generation required an audience open to a new way of viewing theatre and experiencing the Beats in all their…
Review: Memory Bones (WAAPA)
The concept piece explores the notion that the physical structures of the theatre might somehow remember the artists, technicians, critics and audiences that it has borne witness to in 112…
Review: Rent (WAAPA)
This busy, exhausting production about life at the end of the millennium was a winning, powerful choice by WAAPA’s musical theatre team. Samuel j. Cox reviews.
Review: New Owner (The Last Great Hunt X AWESOME Arts Festival)
A wordless production, this deeply moving tale of loss and new hope is loaded with magical moments. Review by Samuel J. Cox.
Review: Ghost Stories (Perth Theatre Trust)
The brilliant stage production team craft a set that is eerily alive, and the mechanics went off smoothly without a hitch. Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: TILT – Program One (WAAPA)
Thematically loaded, these passionate theatre makers attempt to comment on human nature and our emotionality in a variety of different ways, making for an engaging evening of theatre. Samuel J.…
Review: A Tale of Two Cities (WAAPA)
A rather dull affair, this production’s failure to excite lies in its adaptation, not in the performance of WAAPA’s third year acting students. Samuel J. Cox Reviews.