The drought is slow and unforgiving. Patience is fading. And yet two people find themselves doing their best to get through it. A tale of survival told through contemporary dance, Pipedream explores the ups and downs of life on the land. Inspired by real stories from rural Australia, the result is a powerful duo dripping with resilience and heart.
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Somewhere within the lands of dreams and nightmares, an immersive world of enchanting Persian landscapes and myth brings you a love letter to the Nightingale. Two faces, Rage and Reason, unveil the mystery of the Nightingale’s song; we witness the eruption, release and flow of pain and courage – an ode to those who hope for a better tomorrow.
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Made in Boorloo is a development season of one act to full length plays that have been seeded by WA Youth Theatre Company’s writing programs. The Boorloo-based young writers behind these plays have work side-by-side with local professional directors, dramaturgs and WAYTCo member performers to bring their ideas to life. Expect fresh takes, variety and a commitment to telling stories about what matters to young people today.
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Squid births. Jesus resurrected. Heartbeat fetishists. And we haven’t even touched the weird stuff yet. Unnatural explores the transformative experience of queerness by traveling through six journeys of metamorphosis. From the Eldritch to the evangelical, Holland Brooks’ playwrighting debut rips open the Australian Gothic to paint a visual story of queer reckoning, redemption, and reclamation.
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ASK tells tales of a family’s good and bad behaviours as they struggle with their inner turmoil.
What will the cost be when an old and mischievous Tree Spirit answers their calls for help?
ASK moves across time space realms of a family’s past and present, looking to the future – the realms magical and recognizable and at other times magical and absurd.
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The Blue Room Theatre stands on the lands of the Noongar peoples of the Bibbulmun Nation. We acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging, and pay our respects to the continuing culture and contribution that all First Nations people make to the life of this city and this region.