Caitlin Malcolm will play in one of THE best musicals
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I settle in for a chat with Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts student Caitlin Malcolm, I’m faced with quite […]
Perth
This orchestra makes you “uplifted, inspired, excited, moved, reflective”
BY LAURA BIEMMI Whether or not you live in Perth, you’ve probably heard of the Perth Symphony Orchestra. Launched in 2011 by executive director […]
Josten Myburgh: Music as Serious Leisure
BY MYLES OAKEY, 2016 CUTCOMMON YOUNG WRITER OF THE YEAR Our bodies are carriers of culture. As we stand in front of culture, we […]
Taking a breath with Dan O’Connor
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE For Dan O’Connor, the function of a musician’s breath is as significant as the sound it produces through the instrument. In […]
Confronting violence against women with sound and noise
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE As an audience member at Trigger Warning, you’ll be part of a brave and confronting live performance that pushes for social […]
Return to the Renaissance: Trevelyan-Jones & the Giovanni Consort
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The young singers of Perth’s Giovanni Consort will return to the Renaissance this May in their first concert of the year, […]
Winthrop Singers: Paying Tribute to Fallen Students
BY GABRIELLE RUTTICO The University of Western Australia had only been open for one year when World War One began turning Europe into a […]
Debut: Mysterious Melismatica Finally Take the Stage
BY GABRIELLE RUTTICO Perth isn’t known for being an overly secretive city. Yet somehow, Renaissance vocal ensemble Melismatica won a nationwide competition and attracted […]
Live Review: Between the Desert and the Deep Blue Sea
BY SAM GILLIES Perth International Arts Festival ‘Between the Desert and the Deep Blue Sea’West Australian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Carolyn KuanA Symphony for […]