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  • An Evening With Lucy Durack

    Perth's very own triple-threat superstar - actress, singer, and TV personality - is coming to light up the stage of the Williams Memorial Hall!

  • Monument

    Edith Aldridge is the youngest woman to be elected leader of her country. In a lush presidential suite in a heritage listed hotel, she has just ninety minutes to get ready for the biggest day of her life. Enter Rosie, a twenty-two year old makeup artist from the David Jones counter, sent to help Edith get camera ready. In Rosie’s capable hands, this morning will be a breeze. So long as they both stick to the brief.

  • Dreams of a Lonely Planet

    Your once in a lifetime journey awaits, are you ready to follow your heart? Contemporary dance and puppetry combine for a magical performance for intergenerational audiences.

  • Taking Liberty

    A story of enormous national significance: one of grit, perseverance, technological innovations and the athleticism of those who changed the course of history.

  • Piano Room

    Step into a magical illuminated garden of sonic delights in Piano Room with virtuoso pianist Roger Cui and composer/sound wizard Corrina Bonshek.

  • Domesticity

    Backed by some of Australia’s most sensitive musicians, Fred Smith brings his trademark subtlety, wit and observation to bear on the quiet struggles in our little lives: the houses we live in, the children we raise, and the marriages we might hope to sustain.

  • An Evening With Casey Donovan

    Beloved Australian singer and performer Casey Donovan will hit the road in 2026 for her biggest national tour yet, THIS IS ME.

  • CATALPA: Flight to Freedom

    Proudly supported by the WA Government, THEATRE 180 in collaboration with WA Museum tells the incredible true story of the greatest prison break in Australian history: the escape of six Irish Fenians from the fortress of Fremantle Prison in 1876 on board the American whaleship CATALPA.

  • Drip Drop Play

    Drip Drop Play by Ad Lib Collective is a joyful and calming sensory experience that encourages children to listen, explore and play in an immersive colourful world of ice and water. With sessions designed for specific age groups, 3-5, 6-9 and 10 - 12, each level is differentiated in the way the facilitators speak and interact with the children. The younger sessions are more about play and discovery and the older sessions feature more of the science of sound and musical composition activities.

  • Her Sound , Her Story

    Her Sound, Her Story is a community music project led by Mirabilis Collective, inviting women from the Wheatbelt to sing, create, and connect in a friendly, supportive space.
    Featuring original works co-created with women across the Wheatbelt, alongside evocative arrangements of songs by and for women, this performance celebrates creativity and connection.

  • Flickerfest

    Celebrating 35 years in 2026, Flickerfestremains Australia’s leading Academy® Qualifying and BAFTA Recognised short film festival, ensuring that we continue to present A-list short film programmes recognised amongst the best in the world with films hand-picked from the festival’s record 3,700+ entries!

  • Women in Big Band

    Arts Narrogin is proud to present an exciting stop on the Playing WA Tour, brought to you by CircuitWest & WAYJO, proudly acknowledge CircuitWest and the Government of Western Australia for their support. Unique jazz works by women, best youth music talent in WA. Written by WAYJO. Directed by Tom Salleo.

  • FIFO

    Somewhere beyond the Nullabor…

    Inspired by true events, FIFO is a gripping new drama that explores the lives of fly-in fly-out workers, forming a subtle allegory for Australia’s long and complicated relationship with the resource sector.

  • Aliwah Bardinar! (Look Out, Rosella!)

    From the multi-award winning composers of Wanjoo and Koolbardi wer Wardong (Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse), comes a new children’s production – Aliwah Bardinar! (Look-out Rosella!). The performance celebrates the nyttiny (dreaming) story of how the Bardinar (Western Rosella) got its colours.