The Brass Monkey is a Perth icon and the most photographed hotel in WA. You’ll understand why when you see it lit up at night, beckoning hungry and thirsty pedestrians to wander in. Let’s talk about being spoilt for choice. You can monkey around in several funky bars. There’s an upstairs Café bar, a sports bar, the balcony and a courtyard area as well. Take a compass. And then there’s Grapeskin; The Brass Monkey’s award winning wine bar offering a wine list longer than a monkey’s arm and superb, modern food. Also on offer is a huge walk-in bottle shop and function rooms for whatever occasion. It takes a while to get to know The Brass Monkey, but it’s worth it. Don’t get lost.

Nestled next to The Brass Monkey is a mini slice of Manhattan.

Stick your nose into Grapeskin and you’ll soon see why it’s been winning awards since it opened its doors. You’ll find 35 wines available by the glass and further 250 by the bottle. That’s a lot of wine! Grapeskin has regulars who have been coming in for years and still haven’t tried every drop on offer.
You’d think that would be enough, but Grapeskin also offers superb modern food and stylish cocktails. Enjoy them all in an uber cool setting surrounded by stainless steel and polished marble with world beats and either live jazz or DJs slipping their sounds through the good-mood lighting. New York is over rated. Step in to Grapeskin instead. It’s the most sophisticated way to get a skin full in Perth.

Welcome to The Deen, Perth’s premiere late night entertainment complex. Featuring six zoned bars, live bands, multiple DJ’s & a unique atmosphere, The Deen stands alone as the leader in audio visual & concept entertainment in Perth.
Built in the late 1800’s, The Aberdeen Hotel was transformed by it’s current team back in 1998 to create The Deen. Renovations & changes are a constant at this ever evolving venue so if things look different week to week it’s not your mind playing tricks (or the beer), it’s The Deen team.

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Black Swan State Theatre Company and The HotBed Ensemble present:

Yellow Moon: The Ballad of Leila and Lee

By David Greig

Season: 6 – 22 August 2010

Venue: Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA)

Director: Adam Mitchell

Featuring: The 2010 HotBed Ensemble - actors Austin Castiglione, Adriane Daff, Melanie Munt and Tim Solly, and creatives Fiona Bruce, Peter Dawson, Mia Holton and Tess Reuvers, and Stage Manager Genevieve Jones.

A gritty contemporary tale of young love, looming tragedy and the unexpected.

“An engaging journey of self-discovery with a dark heart…an intricate and beautifully paced account of a love affair on the run.”  The Guardian

Tickets: Standard $29.50 / Concession $21.50 / Preview $21.50 / Students $17.50

Bookings: BOCS Ticketing, ph (08) 9484 1133,  www.bocsticketing.com.au/events/yellow_moon.shtml

OR PICA, 9228 6300 or http://sa2.seatadvisor.com/sabo/servlets/EventSearch?presenter=AUPICA