Perth ensemble Swara Synthesis finds fresh possibilities in Indian classical traditions and improvisation.

The origins story of Handel’s Messiah but the characters don’t always sing.

Sally-Anne Russell interprets the title role in Handel’s fictional romp about Persian king Xerxes.

Beneath the wit and political intrigue of Emily Steel's sharp political satire lie more searching questions about who bears the burden of compromise, at home and in public life.

An evening that began with introspection ended in jubilation.

A heartfelt two-hander about inter-country adoption and searching for connection across generational and cultural divides.

It's Magic Mike meets Mount Olympus, with five Godz cavorting through myth, mayhem and mischief – unclothed and unbridled.

A spirited ensemble tackles the hard-fought origins of women’s professional Australian rules football.

Playwright Jorjia Gillis blows up the romantasy of early motherhood and postpartum life.

Music by Guilmant and Widor and Nolan at his showman finest: bold and confident.

Alice Topp’s muscular Macbeth turns Shakespeare’s tragedy into a riveting modern political nightmare.

Patricia Cornelius examines peer influence on male behaviour and doesn’t shy away from the violence and cruelty it can inspire.