Primavera is an annual exhibition for Australian artists 35 years of age and under.

A fantastic new exhibition celebrating the history, music, performance and creativity of one of the world's greatest Rock'n'Roll bands. Featuring original material never before on public display, including costumes, instruments, photographs, hand-written material, stage props, tour ephemera and more. Angus Young's Gibson guitar, 'Super-Ang' costume and school boy outfit, and Bon Scott's leather jacket are just a few of the all-time favourites that visitors will see first-hand.

The indefinable, elusive and mysterious power of Franz Kafka's writing is captured in Louise Fox's brand new adaptation of his landmark novel. Revelling in Kafka's wit, clowning, farce and obsession with the erotic, this production, directed by Matthew Lutton, marks our second collaboration with his celebrated Perth-based company ThinIce, and features John Gaden and Ewen Leslie.

A small American town like any other; simple, sleepy and cheerful. People here are like people anywhere else: they are born, they fall in love, they die. Ordinary people leading ordinary lives. Or so we might believe, until the Stage Manager - our guide for the evening - takes us on a tour of the town and we begin to glimpse how extraordinary even the most ordinary of lives can be.

Mendelssohn's tender miniatures, his Songs without Words, are the springboard for inspiration; his grand "Scottish" sonata-fantasy evokes Celtic harps and the misty Highlands in the spirit of Beethoven's "Moonlight". Chopin comes into his own in three pieces that reveal the poignancy, the brilliance and the richness of his music.

The laugh-out-loud musical comedy spectacular that is keeping abreast of the times. With more front than Myer, our bosom-buddies decided to star in their own laugh-out-loud and totally liberating show which has been seen by over 250,000 adoring fans throughout Australia and New Zealand.

For over 150 years, on ships and sledges, in one of the planet's most hostile places, explorers risked their lives to plant a flag at a shifting point on the Earth's surface. The search for the South Magnetic Pole obsessed explorers and scientists long before the Geographic Pole.