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HIGHLIGHTS: Medusa | Silk Road to Swan River | PICA: Beyond the Body | Just Announced: So Pop 2019 | A Week at WAAPA | Gidgestock Music Festival | On Tour: Cher, Van Diemen's Band
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Oct 16 - Nov 3,
The Blue Room Theatre
For the next three weeks the renowned Blue Room Theatre will be transformed into a pumping nightclub for a theatrical performance of monstrous Greek mythology. Actors will weave their way through unseated and often unsuspecting audiences during this immersive show that is not to be missed.
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Oct 12, RAC Arena
Fresh off an unforgettable appearance in Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, Cher is set to return to our shores following a 13 year absence. With such classics as 'Believe', 'I Got You Babe' and 'If I Could Turn Back Time', this elaborate and lavish stage production will be one for the ages.
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Oct 18, Winthrop Hall
Following a successful international tour last December, the UWA Conservatorium of Music are thrilled to invite the esteemed Xi'an Conservatory musical cohort for an exclusive performance at UWA's Winthrop Hall. Intertwining Western and Chinese classical music, witness the un-missable union of these two leading musical institutions for one night only.
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Oct 13, PICA
Join Helsinki-based artist Kira O'Reilly for an engaging and enlightening discussion of the human body. Employing performance, drawing and biotechnical practices, O'Reilly's work is globally recognised and is best represented from the woman herself in this exclusive talkback experience.
Get tickets for this weekend
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Oct 12-13, Perth Concert Hall
Cellist Catherine Jones and Baroque guitarist William Carter join Tasmanian's Van Diemen's band for a joyous night of Italian music composed during the turbulent Spanish Occupation. This virtuosic display will feature works by Vivaldi, Fiorenza and some un-missably quirky arrangements of Neapolitan folk tunes by popular Sydney band Gaspar Sanz.
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Jan 30,
Kings Park & Botanic Gardens
90s pop royalty are headed to Perth this January for a not-to-be-missed, poptastic event! Featuring such classic acts as AQUA, The Vengaboys, Blue, B*Witched and Lou Bega, you'll be getting jiggy with it at this ultimate throwback experience.
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Leap into Spring with our exciting guide for upcoming WA visual arts events
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See the best of the 2018 Bloom Festival with our top 10 picks
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From raucous musicals to subdued dramatic performances,
there's something for everyone in this week's lineup at WAAPA.
More about WAAPA
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On Wednesday, experience this immersive show presented by Performance Making students, featuring sound design, images and movement in response to the history of the venue.
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On Thursday, join Composition Music Technology students for an exploration of recordings made 'in the field' - immersively projected into WAAPA's auditiorium both with and without acoustic instruments.
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On Friday, experience a tale of star-crossed lovers, supernatural sprites, a moonlit forest and a love potion gone awry with the 3rd Year Acting Students' unique retelling of this Shakespearean classic.
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On Saturday, get ready to rock as 2nd Year Musical Theatre students thrill with wailing guitar riffs and sing-along choruses of such hits as 'Here I Go Again' and 'Shadows of the Night' - sure to have you dancing in the aisles!
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Bullies
Oct 12 - 18,
Enright Studio
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On Sunday, enjoy the world premiere of WA playwright Reg Cribb's Bullies, presented at one of WAAPA's most intimate venues by 2nd Year Acting Students in collaboration with the Minderoo Foundation.
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On Monday, indulge in a wittingly charming interpretation of the beloved tale of Cinderella performed by WAAPA's expansive Classical Voice cohort, ably directed by the renowned Alexander Briger.
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Join the UWA Music Conservatorium in this celebration of young emerging artists, featuring exciting classical works of Schumann, Weber and Lutoslawski at the beautiful Perth Concert Hall. Have your say by voting in the event's People's Choice Award, or simply sit back and relish in the extraordinary abilities of some of WA's most promising young performers.
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Join the 16th Batallions' Foundation on the 10th Anniversary of the Brigadier Arnold W Potts' oration, featuring exclusive musings from special guest speaker The Honourable Kim Beazley.
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Bring the family (and a tent) to enjoy some of the best home-grown music WA has to offer at this overnight music festival complete with campfires, dancing competitions and setlists of classic hits.
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Celebrating all things canine, this year's Doggie Day Out features more than 40 dog-related stalls, a 'pooch photobooth', a Canine Adventure Course and a bouncy castle for the kids to enjoy at this fun-filled, all-day event.
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Gods of French music perform together for the first time in Australia in a dazzling world premiere of the beguiling Eros Athanatos. To conclude, Morlot unleashes Rachmaninov’s masterpiece Symphonic Dances.
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Palace Cinemas Oct 25 - Nov 14
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Market Square Park Oct 27-28
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Spare Parts Theatre Nov 2-3
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Fremantle Arts Centre Nov 3
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Ellington Jazz Club Nov 9-11
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Perth Concert Hall Nov 15
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