⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ GASHA is part fashion show, part acrobatics and part electronic music festival. Anchored by a soundtrack that combines the Japanese koto with pulsating beats and backdropped with abstract visuals on the big screen, GASHA is a quirky, evocative experience that borrows elements from Japanese culture and codifies it in a futuristic setting. The use…
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Fringe 2026: Trash Test Dummies Circus
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fringe veterans Dummies Corp are back in Perth with their final season of Trash Test Dummies Circus. As the name suggests, the show is a one hour circus act that heavily features the trusty wheelie bin. However, beyond the expected acrobatics and circus tricks, Dummies Corp has infused their performance with their own blend…
2026 Fringe: Sinsuality: The Original Sin
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Sinsuality is a cult classic. This is undeniable, judging by the throngs of people waiting to enter the Lotterywest De Parel Spiegeltent. This Fringe staple by powerhouses Barbie Q and Kinetica Circus sells out without any help from reviewers like us. It’s in its eleven season and has cemented itself as the big kahunas…
Fackham Hall
I’m not normally someone to reach out for period dramas. I find them tedious to follow and the courtly ideals they espouse just don’t do it for me. So when I heard that Jimmy Carr was taking a stab at besmirching it by way of parody, I had to grab the popcorn. Jimmy Carr’s humour…
Rental Family
Rental family is exactly what you think it’s about. Brendan Fraser plays an American actor who finds himself working for an agency that rents people out to cover gaps in real life relationships. From fathers and funeral attendees to stand-in mistresses and gaming buddies, the agency specialises in peddling emotional fulfilment. You might think the…
The Running Man
I have a confession. I am NOT a fan of action movies. Few have made my watch list. In fact, a running joke among my closest friends (and I guess the entire interweb now!) centres around me falling asleep during a Terminator movie. Don’t ask me which one, I just remember waking up to a…
Four Mothers
Edward is an up and coming writer based in Dublin. His recent book is receiving rave reviews and his publisher is having a field day. Edward is booked on multiple radio stations for interviews and a book tour to the United States is in the works. There’s just one tiny complication: Alma. Alma is Edward’s…
John Cleese Packs It In
Most 85 year olds tend to lead a quiet life. But not John Cleese. Instead, he is embarking on a European tour, performing twenty three stand up shows over six weeks. He’s not doing this out of choice. He’s doing this because a hefty divorce settlement has put the kibosh on a leisurely retirement. So…
Review: Yurlu | Country: Healing “Poison Country”
Ask anyone about Chernobyl and most identify it as one of the world’s most disastrous nuclear sites. Ask someone about Wittenoom and you’ll most likely get… Witten who? Yet, Wittenoom, part of Banjima country, is the worst contaminated site in the Southern Hemisphere. The level of asbestos contamination is so extreme that Wittenoom was removed…
Review: Lizzy Hoo at Sidesplitter Comedy Festival
When I first told my husband we were going to watch Lizzy Hoo, his first remark was – oh the Australian Ali Wong? It’s easy to draw the comparison, given the physical resemblances between the two. However, where Ali is brash, in your face and someone you need to be in the “right mood” for,…