A visually rich, emotionally charged fable, The Song Catchers blends live performance with immersive animation. Join West Australian Opera and Breaksea for the premiere at the Albany Entertainment Centre on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 October 2026.

From multi-award winning composers Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse, comes a new children’s production Aliwah Bardinar! celebrating the nyttiny (creation) story of how the Bardinar (Western Rosella) got its colours.

Led by Breaksea facilitators, Shoal will provide immersive workshops in writing, visual art, singing, and design, empowering young learners to explore their creativity and confidence.

Providing kids aged 9-18 with the opportunity to build confidence, connection and empowerment through participation in singing, dance and performance in Lower Great Southern.

To launch Albany’s bicentenary year, Breaksea produced a series of short films and a spectacular mainstage family concert - bringing together community choirs, local musicians, and youth performers in a joyous celebration of Kinjarling.

Caretaker of Lost Selves explores the deeply human idea that throughout life, we forget vital aspects of ourselves - from the creative spark to the simple ability to laugh. Reconnecting with these elements of the lost self can be a crucial part of rebuilding our sense of place and belonging in the world.

Staged as an immersive play with music interludes, Thunderstorm explores the universal theme of memory told through the eyes of Harry, a world war one serviceman. What happens when Harry is thrust into blindness, with only memories of home, family and country to guide him?

The Magical Weedy Seadragon is an original, multi-award-winning Australian music theatre work born from extensive community-engaged playwriting. Over a multi-year development period, Breaksea’s professional artists collaborated directly with regionally isolated children across the Great Southern region.