It's been quite a feverish activity of plays and more plays in Perth this month for lovers of theatre. You can catch the last few days of the Independent Theatre Festival which has been running since mid March and is set to end on the 12th April 2014.
The Independent Theatre Festival is an inaugural event brought to us by the Perth Theatre Trust and the Subiaco Arts Centre. For the remainder of this festival, catch the last two plays - The Little Mermaid and Crash Course at the Subiaco Arts Centre.
The movie "Tracks" will soon be showing at Luna Palace Cinemas in Leederville and Fremantle. Tracks is about one woman’s arduous journey through the dessert. The idea starts out as a dream, and the movie follows Robyn Davidson as she makes her dream into a reality.
She is faced with adversity right from the beginning – naysayers who don’t think that she can pull off her idea, not enough money to make her dream come true, and being female, young and at times naïve with dealing with the world.
On its 6th year, the Summerset Arts Festival in the Scarborough Beach area is off and running till the 8th of February. On offer are a fantastic range of live music, comedy, theatre, visual arts, and children’s events to participate in, brought to us by the City of Stirling.
To get you in the festive feel, here are some of the highlights and main events for this year’s Summerset Arts Festival.
Just Improvise has introduced two courses for everyone, namely Boost and Deuce. Boost is a course for young kids, whilst Deuce is running mainly for adults. Are you ready for some learning? Read on to learn more about these courses.
We all want to focus and create positive attitudes and somehow destroy the negative ones. Furthermore, we all have an inner critic. The voice that questions, "What if something goes wrong?" Going into the New Year, it's time to retrain your thinking and to make that inner voice work for you – not against you.
It's time for a BOOST!
Fringe World in Perth officially kicked off last Friday on the 24th January with a blast and will run through to the 23rd February 2014.
There are over 450 different performances to choose from including comedy, theater, and cabaret performances through to circus act, and visual arts.
Head to the Perth Cultural Centre where you'll find the pop up venues for events, relax in the Urban Orchard on a balmy summer evening or check out The Pleasure Garden in Russell Square.
Here are some of the highlights of upcoming events at Fringe World in Perth this year:
Black Swan State Theatre Company kicked off its season of plays for 2014 with the premier of Flood. The play is also being performed as part of the World Fringe Festival.
Flood was written by Chris Isaacs and is directed by Adam Mitchell, who also brought us The Mother Fucker with the Hat at the same time last year. The play is an initiative of the Black Swan Lab, which is a collaboration of emerging artists.
The mood of the play is light hearted to begin with – a group of 6 twenty-something close friends heading up north from Perth to have a much anticipated camping holiday over the Christmas season. The atmosphere is relaxed and carefree and as friends do, there is lots of laughter, joking and teasing back and forth.
As is the case when close friends who know each other well get together, you can enjoy yourselves without a lot of pretence and be able to drop your guard. Then a tragic accident occurs unexpectedly which stops the group in the middle of their tracks.
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