His Majesty’s Theatre features in a great many of Tom Stokes’ memories from his formative years, including the moment he realised he just might want to be an actor.
Tanya MacNaughton
Art teacher Lisa Corbett has an enviable track record when it comes to her creative students being selected for the prestigious Pulse exhibition.
Bethany Hiatt
Iona Presentation College graduate Charley-Marie Travia exposes ‘toxic culture’ of dance sport in photorealistic painting featured in 2025 Pulse exhibition
Simon Collins
Black Swan State Theatre Company’s production of Thomas Weatherall’s Blue an unrelenting emotional force bound to inspire difficult yet vital conversation.
Grandparents’ immigration to Australia inspired Angel Papalazaros’ two-part oil painting, Hellenic Habitat, a highlight of this year’s Pulse exhibition.
Sibelius’ G minor Trio launches WA Symphony Orchestra’s first Chamber Series program at Government House Ballroom.
David Cusworth
Primary kids’ paradise is pantomime to the music of Mozart in Freeze Frame Opera’s latest peripatetic production.
An annual visitor to The West Australian Pulse, this year marks Emma Bitmead’s first as the AGWA exhibition’s curator while it showcases 61 works by 2024 Year 12 visual arts graduates.
Perth acting stalwart Humphrey Bower is proving it is never too late to try something new as he stars in Drew Anthony Creative’s latest production, Footloose.
Mary Berry from Iona Presentation College has won the The West Australian Pulse 2025 Editor’s Choice Award.
Rhianna Mitchell
VIP guests gathered to admire art ranging from vibrant graffiti-style paintings to carbon fibre sculptures of all sizes, including renowned Boonji Spacemen, one of which was unveiled in Perth yesterday.
Kellie Balaam
Edvard Munch’s work has inspired many artists, but it was some words from the master painter that really spoke to Jodie Rankin.
Artemisia Blythe
West Leederville-raised, WAAPA musical theatre graduate Zoe Crisp is touring Australia in the titular role of production Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out Live!
A deeply personal exploration pressure and academic anxiety is changing how families interact and it’s on display at this year’s The West Australian Pulse exhibition.
Percussion almost steals the show in Voyces’ homage to Latin American choral music, Cantar, at WA Museum Boola Bardip’s Hackett Hall.
Fleur McDonald had long wanted to try her hand at crime, so last year she left her long-time publisher, signed with HarperCollins, and wrote The Prospect, set in Kalgoorlie.
Katherine Fleming
A teens striking depiction of the concept of memory gives art lovers a glimpse inside the mind and memory of a young West Australian woman.
Making his Black Swan debut, Owen Hasluck is stepping away from his usual comic relief character for the role of Mark in Thomas Weatherall’s one-man show Blue.
US artist Brendan Murphy thought he was doing a nice thing when he donated a giant statue to Perth. But he has unwittingly found himself at the centre of a local controversy.
Belle Taylor
The legacy of Australian prima ballerina Lucette Aldous AC is shining bright on the His Majesty’s Theatre stage as WA Ballet presents her much-treasured production of Don Quixote.
Damien Hoffman said his art piece, The 51’st State - featured in this year’s The West Australian Pulse exhibition - portrayed Australia’s bitter rental and homelessness crisis.
Jessica Evensen
The decision to remove a controversial Captain Cook memorial after repeated acts of vandalism has sparked debate among leaders.
Allanah Sciberras
A teen’s stunning depiction of her father toiling away over the stove in the kitchen of the Old Perth Road diner hangs in the Art Gallery of WA as part of this year’s The West Australian Pulse exhibition.
After taking her passion for performing arts around the country, circus artist Bonnie Blewitt has returned to her home town of Albany to develop a solo act
Jacki Elezovich
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