Theatre review: Taking Liberty, WA Maritime Museum
Taking Liberty is a celebration of Australia's 1983 America’s Cup sailing win.
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Theatre review: The Lighthouse Girl Saga, ACE Cinemas, WA
The Lighthouse Girl Saga by Theatre 180 is a hybrid cine-stage show that blends film projection with live performance in a cinema setting.
Source: artshub.com.au
Can live theatre in cinemas reel in new arts audiences?
What began as an experiment between a cinema owner and a theatre company is proving a surprising lure for first-time theatre audiences.
Source: artshub.com.au
FITTER | HAPPIER: Peter Gray from The Food Safety Team at WA Health
Peter Gray from the food safety team at WA Health discusses food contamination and food poisoning, […]
Source: rtrfm.com.au
Stuart Halusz on A Farmer's Wife At Christmas, a play by Jenny Davis « RTRFM / The Sound Alternative
Stuart Halusz, Artistic Director sits down with Bec Bowman to discuss “A FARMER’S WIFE AT CHRISTMAS”, […]
Source: rtrfm.com.au
Suburban Farm Yarns with Monica Main – Blossoms
Actor, activist and green thumbed story teller, Monica Main talks with Pamela Boland about the beautiful […]
Source: rtrfm.com.au
THEATRE 180 bring Blue/Orange to Perth
After first watching Blue/Orange in the UK some 20 years ago, Rebecca Davis and Stuart Halusz […]
Source: rtrfm.com.au
Matters of the Heart by Leith Taylor
Eventbrite - THEATRE 180 presents Matters of the Heart by Leith Taylor - Friday, 6 May 2022 at Burt Hall, Perth, WA. Find event and ticket information.
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The Sydney II : Lost and Found
Eventbrites fee is nonrefundable. Event description About this event The Sydney II: Lost and Found When HMAS Sydney was sunk by the disguised German Raider HSK Kormoran in 1941, it took with her the entire crew of 645 men. Among them was a young Western Australian Able Seaman, Allan Rowe. For 66 years, Allans wife and daughter hoped that one day the wreck would be located. In 2008, due to the persistence of the volunteers of the Finding Sydney Foundation, that dream came true. This ...
Source: eventbrite.com.au