robert drewe
Book Review: The True Colour of the Sea is a remarkable new collection from Australia’s master of the short form
Fans of Robert Drewe are in for a treat, with his newest collection, The True Colour of the Sea, published late last month by Hamish Hamilton. The eleven stories, all themed around coastal living, the ocean and the Australian fascination with it are all written in Drewe’s signature style. Each one showcases that Robert Drewe…
Perth Festival asks audiences to see art in a different light in 2018
- November 14, 2017
- Arts
- A.C. Grayling
- Alan Hollinghurst
- Barking Gecko Theatre Company
- Black Swan Theatre Company
- Byron J Scullin
- DADAA
- Graeme Simison
- Helen Garner
- Inua Ellams
- Julia Hales
- Kim Scott
- Lost & Found Opera
- Louise Penny
- Michelle De Krester
- Perth International Arts Festival
- robert drewe
- Robert Lepage
- Supple Fox
- Tim Winton
- U-Theatre
- William Yeoman
- Yeung Fai
- Yirra Yakin Theatre Company
Between February 9th and March 4th 2018 the Perth International Arts Festival invites audiences to see art in a different light, and revel in a smorgasbord of captivating cultural experiences, with something for everyone. 2018 marks Artistic Director Wendy Martin’s third year at the helm, as well as the Festival’s 65th Anniversary. To celebrate the…
Book Review: Whipbird by Robert Drewe is a familiar tale told in a novel way
A new novel from Australian author Robert Drewe is something to celebrate. After all, this is the man who brought us The Shark Net, The Drowner, and The Bodysurfers. This July saw the release of Whipbird, Drewe’s first novel since 2005’s Grace, though he certainly hasn’t been silent since then. A regular columnist in the…