Will you hear the call? Limelight Theatre is presenting the timeless classic An Inspector Calls as its first season of 2024.

Crash Theatre Co brings you Sisterhood of the Travelling Lighter.
To the friendships that raise us. From lighting the overpriced scented candle that they all chipped in for, to burning a piece of paper with their exes’ name on it, these women have done it together.

Black Swan State Theatre Company of WA and The Blue Room Theatre presents The Bleeding Tree By Angus Cerini.

In the dead of night, in the dusty Australian outback, you could hear a pin drop. And as the rumour mill churns in a restless town, can three women bury their dead weight of a secret? In this gripping revenge thriller, a lot can happen in three days…

“A COMPLEX, MOVING, VERY FUNNY, VERY CLEVER SHOW.” STAGE WHISPERS

Virginia Gay delivers a joyful, gender-flipped retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac. Packed with music, wit and aching romance, this reimagining of Edmond Rostand’s classic is a delightfully self-aware, razor-sharp theatrical rom-com.

blending theatre, spoken word, music and verbatim elements, ‘heartbeat.’ tells the real stories of those attempting to create a career in the arts long after everybody else has grown up.

Potluck at Nine at Fringe World. Presented by All the ways Theatre Company.

What’s your biggest fear? ‘Potluck at Nine’ is a super contemporary cross-section into the past and present lives of nine personality types, blending poetry and theatre to represent the human experience: our motivations, fears, desires, and the way in which we are all constantly re-enacting our childhood fears in our interactions with others.

Written by award-winning writer Chris Isaacs (Flood, The Great Ridolphi, FAG/STAG) and directed by Matt Edgerton (My Robot, Fully Sikh) BITE THE HAND takes a heartfelt but brutal look at the emancipation of domestic dogs and how love can be a mechanism of suppression.

Centre for Stories presents Still and Yet, a conversation between two of Western Australia's most notable literary talents – Kim Scott and Elfie Shiosaki.

The world around us is transforming; a revolution is simmering; and a suburban house party rages on. Love Letters to the Revolution pays homage to moments of change and movements in time, both big and small, together and apart.

WAYTCo is running a world-class training opportunity for people wanting to audition for performance training institutes on 4 and 5 September 2021.

A playful, poetic and provocative new work by the team who brought you Whale Fall, Nocturna is a devious dark comedy of hidden desires, household politics, undying love and trying to land on your feet.

WAYTCo’s Act-Belong-Commit Studio Session Program is designed to provide high quality training for free! Running every Wednesday & Saturday afternoon, join them in the WAYTCo Studio for Term 3 for an exciting range of theatre opportunities!

In this subversive but comic boy-meet-girl thriller, O’Mahony explores the limits of privacy, forgiveness and redemption, interrogating whether privacy is a right or a privilege. Can justice ever be achieved in our new online courts?

A performance like no other, Rules of Summer is an immersive, interactive, and multi-sensory puppetry work following the journey of two boys who experience the emotional journey of life, the unwritten rules of friendship, and a list of mysterious rules…

WA Youth Theatre Company are now offering free performance classes for young people every Wednesday and Saturday.

PASSING: An Asian-Australian Musical is a brand-new Australian musical making its debut at Fringe World 2021. Completely written and produced by Asian-Australian artists; PASSING is a heartwarming story about what it means to be who you are, in a world that isn't ready to see you.

Sandy Park Playground is the bestest place on Earth. Until one day, Trev reignites a great feud between two titans of noughts and crosses. Trev and his friends must save the day by delving into a world of sweat, lucky charms and pinkie promises.

Queer parade meets audio history. Oral history, performance art and queer pride collide; it’s a dance party and you’re invited. Presented by The Blue Room Theatre Summer Nights and Noemie Huttner-Koros, The Lion Never Sleeps takes you on a group walk through Northbridge to uncover and retrace queer history: saunas, dance floors, sex ed and solidarity.

This hopeful and often heartbreaking original theatre production features an all under 18 cast. It is a story about the lives, hopes and regrets of a group of teenagers presented by the teenager members of the Cockburn Drama Advanced Academy in collaboration with Home-grown Theatre.

A funky, edgy, whimsical re-imagining of Shakespeare's classic comedy "As You Like It" created, performed, crewed & produced/directed entirely by Mandurah's local youths aged 15-25. Join Shakespeare as he writes this crazy world before your eyes, full of unexpected twists and turns, like brother banishing brother, women pretending to be men pretending to be women, love octagons and a whole lot more!

Murder, melodrama and Wes Anderson combine in this theatrical dance double-header. Be swept into The Grand Budapest Hotel in a visually striking crime caper.  And be fascinated by tales of true crime and love: gunshots at a ball, evil stepmothers and town gossip. Reconsider what you thought you knew about contemporary dance.

From the award-winning team at Second Chance Theatre, Playthings is a new work exploring the impact of childhood trauma on teenagers and young adults. Forming a part of the Blue Rooms main season of works, Playthings brings together some of Perth’s best independent creatives to create a powerful ode to the young.

The first Australian Sikh story to hit our stage by the charismatic sensation from Australia’s Got Talent – Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa. Before she went viral, Sukhjit was a brown, hairy Sikh girl growing up in the suburbs of Perth. Fully Sikh is her story.

Direct from sellout seasons in New York, Sydney and Auckland and having charmed audiences worldwide, this exquisite heartwarming multi award-winning pocket masterpiece of theatrical magic is back as part of AWESOME Festival 2019 to celebrate it’s 10 year anniversary where it all started: The Blue Room Theatre.

I Feel Fine is a new project from award-winning performance collective public service announcement that invites you to experience a pop-gospel extravaganza that will leave you reborn.