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Details: 19 November 2009

We all mellow and mature (well, some of us) and, on this occasion, the Hugheses came together for the blueses.

Details: 18 November 2009

As a whole, Silence works well. Playwright Hoa Pham fits the heavy themes, including incest, adultery and abandonment, into a One Act format with a light and graceful hand.

Details: 17 November 2009

The Latin Fiesta was a variety show of music and dancing – complete with special guests, soloists, and of course, the West Australian Symphony Orchestra – all held together by the consummate entertainer James Morrison.

Details: 16 November 2009

Phil Enchelmaier’s The Perfect Dish, directed by Dave Barclay, and starring Gerard Lane as Ritchie, is a show within a show and an interesting combination of musical, confession, and stand-up comedy.

Details: 14 November 2009

King Lear | State Theatre Company of South Australia

Four hundred years after it was written King Lear remains a frighteningly accurate account of rivalries, rejections and revenge within families.

Details: 14 November 2009

A public giggle over the personal realities of aging: Menopause The Musical is a good laugh for women... and men too.

Details: 12 November 2009

Some are one-hit wonders. Some endure. Some struggle to reinvent themselves. Some master the art. Too few, I expect. But Grace Knight is one of 'em.

Details: 12 November 2009

The Ensemble Theatre’s stage has yet again transported through time and space to another era on the opposite side of the world - this time to a modest farm in Indianna in 1927.

Dick and Christa Hughes

Silence | Hungry Ghosts

James Morrison Latin Fiesta | WASO

The Perfect Dish

King Lear | State Theatre Company of South Australia

Menopause The Musical

Sophisticated Lady | Grace Knight

The Ruby Sunrise | Ensemble Theatre