There are 18 performing arts events in Mount Lawley
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Two of Australia’s biggest comedy exports are getting on stage, and touching tips for 3 hilarious nights!
To celebrate turning fifty, Annabel Crabb is marking this special milestone with her one-woman show: 50 Odd Years of Crabb.
Adam Kay is a former doctor turned BAFTA-winning comedian and author of This is Going to Hurt, the bestselling nonfiction book of the century.
From the quote attributed to Mark Twain, humour is defined as Tragedy Plus Time. Come and join Ed as he tests that formula by mining the most tragic event in his life for laughs.
Newly married, Schalk feels older, wiser and much more mature (possibly), but all he wants is to stay “hip with the youth”. Can he do it? Can he Keep Up? As seen on Netflix and Comedy Central.
Guy Montgomery is a comedian, podcaster and improviser from New Zealand and the winner of the 2014 Billy T Award - a New Zealand comedy award recognising up-and-coming comedians.
After an acclaimed 2023 debut, overpaid consultants James Schloeffel (from The Shovel) & Charles Firth (from The Chaser) have an all-new show about navigating workplace hell.
Comedian and Actor Vir Das has hit the global comedy mega-leagues thanks to his boundless comedic talent, wildly successful world tours and incredible four Netflix specials.
Now that Ivan is a true blue Aussie, nothing bothers him anymore. Nada.
Nat’s a comedian, noisy musician, mental health advocate and award-winning, bestselling author who’s been described more than once as a potty mouth.
WIL ANDERSON returns to the festival circuit with his brand-new show WILEGITIMATE.
Spend an evening with the reigning deckhead of Australian comedy, Tommy Little.
Less of a podcast and more of a global phenomenon, The Guilty Feminist, is part comedy, part deep-dive discussion and part activism.
New York Times best-selling author, actor and multi-award winning comedian Maria Bamford will be bringing her beloved brand of stand up to Australia for a national tour this July!
Come play with us, dream with us, run away with us. Witness a new generation of performance makers encounter new horizons full of possibilities.
Join us in celebrating the talents of WAAPA's 2024 Aboriginal Performance cohort, as they take to the stage in the public performance that marks the finale to their year of training.
Each year the 2nd Year Performance Making cohort create an original work inspired by and in response to a site or place.
In a long-term partnership, the 3rd Year Performance Making students will collaborate with Spare Parts Puppet Theatre Associate Director Michael Barlow to create a brand-new work of visual theatre.