An ambitious new production about Australian asylum seekers, which is above all an act of generous storytelling.

The Golem is a stupendous piece of theatre.

An enormously enjoyable production that recalls the madcap experiments with musical theatre launched out of the 1970s Australian New Wave theatre movement.

A haunting, profoundly theatrical adaptation of Macbeth performed in Noongar.

The theatre debut of spoken word performer Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa has a few teething problems but is an enjoyable, lyrical piece.

A play that subtly presents an alternative model of what might make Australia a mature nation.

This three-hander about the infamous colour bar in several WA settlements is one of the company's best.

A compelling, timely drama, if underdeveloped.

Experimental and improvised music festival Audible Edge has retained much of its rough-and-ready community origins, whilst growing in scale and significance.

Celebrating the vinyl record from the Velvet Underground to Cat Hope.

With a bit of trimming and a more energetic, full-voiced realisation of the songs and the text, this piece would shine.

The fragile beauty of memory and the absurdist comedy of the office.