Love nature at the Ecosexual Sauna
Pony Express is a collaborative body led by playwright and performance maker Ian Sinclair and transdisciplinary artist Loren Kronemyer. This duo got a lot of acclaim for their work ‘Ecosexual Bathhouse’ which was recently presented in Melbourne. Now as part of PICA’s Salon exhibition ‘Radical Ecologies’ they’re delivering ‘Ecosexual Sauna’. The work focuses on the secret life of […]
Review: Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster
Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster | PICA | Feb 13-19 | ★ ★ ½ A friend recommended we go see’ Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster’. Someone trustworthy. Someone who knows about these things. We went to see the show. WtF? Please explain what we saw. Someone. It was entertaining in a self conscious, self referential, […]
Male Bonding in ‘FAG/STAG’
Local writer/performer extraordinaire Jeffrey Jay Fowler is bringing to the stage a brand new work entitled ‘FAG/STAG’ for Fringe World 2015. “It’s about a gay guy and a straight guy and it’s very much about their friendship and I guess the politics of being friends with straight people and whether there is any politics.” Fowler […]
Perth Theatre Company Launches 2015 Season
Perth Theatre Company have released their launch for the 2015 season. The program begins in March with ‘From the Rubble’, a new work based on the stories of Walkley Award winning journalist Sophie McNeill, which will be playing at PICA from the 16th to the 28th at PICA. From April 30th to May 10th in […]
Signing Up For a Crash Course
Award-winning artist James Berlyn is presenting ‘Crash Course’, at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts this month. The show is described as a participatory theatre experience that takes the form of an emersive language class. Each session twenty four members of the audience will attempt to re-learn a language they have lost after an undisclosed […]
Introducing Codie Sundstrom
Codie Sundstrom has just released her debut EP ‘Darkest Shines’. The EP was recorded last year at Studio Couch in Fremantle and features five tracks that the self taught singer songwriter composed at just 16 years of age. Living in rural Western Australia contributes to Codie’s unique sound and perspective. Two of her songs ‘Megalomaniac’ […]
Review | A History of Drinking
You walk in to Jeffrey Jay Fowler sprawled out on the floor. Surrounding him: Chairs for customers to sit, and a fully stocked bar. You don’t know it yet, but Fowler is your bartender for the night, a cocktail list is there waiting for you, and answering quiz questions will score you a drink. The […]
Mixing It Up
According to Jeffrey Jay Fowler, if you’re looking for a theatre production that isn’t ‘a three hour realistic play about infidelity’, then you should probably see his show at the Fringeworld Festival this month. This year the twenty six year old is restaging the highly acclaimed A History of Drinking. An intimate and interactive journey […]
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