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Fidelity Festival debuts this December with a killer music line-up

The inaugural Fidelity Festival announces an eclectic soundtrack of international talent, selected by a unified team of some of WA’s most respected independent promoters....

Eskimo Joe's WASO show sells out, second show added

UPDATE: Eskimo Joe's upcoming show with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra has already sold out, so they've added a second show on Sunday 25th...

Get up close and personal at this year's Proximity Festival

Australia’s only festival of one-on-one art comes to Cathedral Square for its fifth year. Ten days of experimental micro-performances, intimate walking tours, caffeine-fuelled discussions,...

Liberal Senator James Paterson wants to cut funding to arts and sport

Liberal senator James Paterson has put forward a suggestion on how the government can save money and bring down the deficit. Senator Paterson wants the...

Young Originals: Celebrate student artists at Spectrum

ECU Mount Lawley are hosting an exhibition of the best artwork from secondary school students across the state in the Spectrum Project Space. The School...

REVIEW: Angels In America

Angels In America | Black Swan State Theatre Company | State Theatre Centre | Until 19th June | ★ ★ ★ ★ Known as one of...

64th Perth International Arts Festival program is here

  Perth International Arts Festival have just announced their 2016 program inspired by visionaries, mavericks and dreamers. The 64th PIAF program delivers a multi-arts experience that...

Review: Once We Were Kings

'Once We Were Kings' is a new theatrical offering from Third Culture Kids is an exploration of life being Muslim, queer and how these...

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