PIAF 2017 Recommended Restaurant Booklet

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

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Image: Aqua Bar

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS Our partner bars and restaurants are sure to keep you fed and watered during the Festival this year.

Whether it’s for a leisurely breakfast, a cheeky midweek sundowner or a meal prepared by an expert chef, our recommended restaurants cater to all tastes and budgets, and most importantly, are within close proximity of our performance venues and transport hubs.

PIAF EXCLUSIVE DINING We’ve partnered with the best restaurants nearby our venues to give you the VIP experience.

Simply book a table before or after your performance at one of our participating restaurants and you will have access to a special á la carte menu priced between $35 and $55 per person.

These menus are designed to fit our performance schedule, and the restaurants will gladly advise a booking time dependent on your chosen performance.

Log on to perthfestival.com.au to view the exclusive PIAF menus.

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AQUA BAR BARRACK ST JETTY, BARRACK SQUARE, PERTH | 08 9325 3700 aqua-bar. com.au | Thur–Sat 12pm–midnight | Sun 12pm–10pm

Located a brisk five minute walk from Perth’s CBD, Aqua Bar is the newest addition to Barrack Square. Providing a chic lounge bar and outdoor deck that takes in panoramic views of the Swan River, Perth City skyline and Elizabeth Quay, Aqua Bar aims to provide a complete experience.

Offering tempting tapas, fine wines and clever cocktails, patrons can enjoy sophisticated fare and superb scenery.

Aqua Bar has been designed to capture the quintessential essence of Perth, offering an inventive sharing menu with influences from WA and afar.

HALFORD BAR THE STATE BUILDINGS, (CNR HAY ST AND CATHEDRAL AVE), PERTH 08 9325 4006 | halfordbar.com.au | Open 7 days 4pm–late

Located in the basement Safe Room of the 1897 Titles Building, Halford Bar is a contemporary take on the great 1950s late night lounge bar, when conversation was king and elegant decadence met the modern world.

With over 20 years of global experience and a nose for pedigree and trends, John Parker has drafted the smartest players in champagne, spirits, wine and beer and fixed a neat, bang-on cocktail list. Grazers can delight in decadent toasted sandwiches and snacks right up until close, and the music shuffles current cool and retro sass.

Halford offers cocktails, live music and late nights.

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Crystal Pite & Jonathon Young

BETROFFENHEIT Raw and riveting dance drama.

Two of Canada’s most adventurous artists, award-winning choreographer Crystal Pite and playwright/performer Jonathon Young, join forces in this dance work of raw human emotion and heroic theatrical brilliance.

‘Betroffenheit’ is the state of shock and bewilderment that encompasses you in the wake of a disaster. In Betroffenheit, a crisis-management team is keeping your emergency situation alive and present, a trusted voice is urging you to come to terms with the past, and ‘The Show’ delivers you a steady supply International of the distraction, escapism and pleasure you crave.

Excellence Partner

Thur 23–Sun 26 Feb | Heath Ledger Theatre A stunning testament to what can happen when life turns into art.

Image: Michael Slobodian

THE GLOBE AND MAIL (CANADA)

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LALLA ROOKH (LOWER GROUND) 77 ST GEORGES TCE, PERTH | 08 9325 7077 lallarookh.com.au | Mon–Fri 11.30am–midnight | Sat 5pm–midnight

Lalla Rookh is a relaxed bar and eating house loved by inner city regulars and visitors. With five distinct spaces, guests can choose an area to fit their mood; casual beers and a bite to eat in the Courtyard, Public Bar or Lounge, boutique wine tastings in the Wine Store, an intimate meal in the relaxed Dining Room, or a special occasion with a large group.

The food is modern Italian with a strong focus on quality local produce.

Head Chef, Alexandra Haynes’s dishes channel freshness and simplicity, drawing inspiration from all regions across Italy.

The drinks selection unashamedly focuses on Australian winemakers and brewers, complemented by some of the best producers outside Australia. Jeremy Prus, a nationally acclaimed Sommelier, curates a list perfect for those taking their first steps into wine appreciation, through to the seasoned oenophile.

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LITTLE WAY 161 BROADWAY, NEDLANDS | 08 9386 3639 littleway.com.au | Tue–Sun 7.30am–midnight

Housed in a heritage building, just a short stroll from The University of Western Australia, Little Way offers plenty of charm with its lush outdoor gardens and streetside dining. The landscaped, open-air gardens offer a beautiful environment to dine under the stars, and is a popular summer option. Open early in the morning until late in the evening, Little Way caters for breakfast, lunches, afternoon drinks, late dinners and private events. The menu is fresh and approachable, featuring modern Mediterranean flavours and uncomplicated dishes – all served alongside a boutique wine list, six craft beers on tap, classic cocktails and coffee.

Little Way is the perfect venue to start your night for any of the PIAF events and offers a $35 Exclusive Menu for all ticket holders.

Little Way also offers a select range of take away options including pizzas and coffees.

LONG CHIM PERTH THE STATE BUILDINGS, (CNR ST GEORGES TCE AND BARRACK ST), PERTH 08 6168 7775 | longchimperth.com | Daily 12pm–2pm, 6pm–10.30pm

Long Chim is Thai for come and taste. The food, menus and restaurant offers just that; a taste of the streets and markets of Thailand. Chef David Thompson is renowned as a world authority on Thai food and his Thai restaurants have won critical acclaim.

A triumph of casual dining, Long Chim combines traditional street food with contemporary flavours to pull diners into the noise and energy of the streets of Thailand. Go see.

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Complicite & Simon McBurney

THE ENCOUNTER Journey deep into the Amazon.

Created by one of theatre’s great storytellers, Simon McBurney, and performed by Richard Katz, this critically acclaimed theatre production has taken Broadway and the world by storm.

In 1969, National Geographic photographer Loren McIntyre became hopelessly lost in the remote Amazon rainforest while searching for Brazil’s Mayoruna people. His encounter was to test his perception of the world, bringing the limits of human consciousness into startling focus.

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Image: Tristram Kenton and Gianmarco Bresadola

Thur 16–Sat 25 Feb | His Majesty’s Theatre

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LOT TWENTY 198–206 WILLIAM ST, PERTH | 08 6162 1195 lot20.co | Mon–Sat 10am–midnight | Sun 10am–10pm

Lot Twenty is a bustling small bar in the heart of Northbridge.

As you peer through the uniquely designed laser cut frontage, you catch glimpses of a beautifully lit heritage building as the friendliest staff in town sing out a warm welcome.

Upstairs boasts a bespoke open kitchen where friendly chefs prepare contemporary dishes served over Persian Stone bench tops from 10am to 11.30pm. Excite your taste buds with fresh homemade sodas, great coffee sourced from The Northbridge Coffee Roasters, fancy drinks and local beer and wine. Lot Twenty is the venue for all occasions, not just special occasions.

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Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam

A O LANG PHO Circus turns tradition on its head.

The Nouveau Cirque du Vietnam make their Australian debut with a production set to amaze and delight the whole family.

Accompanied by live music, a cast of 15 acrobats and five musicians whisk us away to a village in Vietnam with a dazzling array of juggling, balancing, contortion and daring feats.

Thrilling, funny and surprising, A O Lang Pho celebrates the cultural traditions of Vietnam with breathtaking contemporary circus.

Thur 16–Sat 25 Feb | Regal Theatre International Excellence Partner Family and Education Program Partner

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Will leave you spellbound.

Image: Nguyen The Duong

TIME OUT PARIS

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MUST WINEBAR 519 BEAUFORT ST, HIGHGATE | 08 9328 8255 must.com.au | Mon–Sun 12pm–midnight

Must Winebar has been delighting food and wine lovers since 2001.

Set in the heart of Highgate’s buzzing Beaufort Street, just a stone’s throw from the Perth CBD, Must has become an iconic neighbourhood favourite and one of the city’s most fashionable Australian bistros.

Head chef Russell Blaikie relies on a straightforward philosophy; seasonal produce, local producers and quality ingredients prepared by expert chefs.

Add to this a cool and casual atmosphere, seamless service and a multi award-winning wine list and it’s easy to see why the regular crowd of locals, foodies and wine aficionados keep coming back for more.

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Ian Bostridge & Netia Jones

THE DARK MIRROR

ZENDER’S WINTERREISE

Bostridge’s breathtaking performance of Schubert.

Celebrated tenor Ian Bostridge joins West Australian Symphony Orchestra for this stunning music-theatre event.

A wanderer embarks on an intense dramatic journey – his reflections on life moving between gallows humour and well-worn nostalgia, between love and loss.

Told through Bostridge’s impeccable performance and Hans Zender’s delicately woven instrumentation, this visually-rich production brings Winterreise spectacularly to life.

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Excellence Partner

Fri 10 and Sat 11 Feb | Perth Concert Hall

Elegant and inventive.

Image: Hugo Glendinning

FINANCIAL TIMES (UK)

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PETITION

THE STATE BUILDINGS, (CNR ST GEORGES TCE AND BARRACK ST), PERTH petitionperth.com | 08 6168 7771 | Mon–Sun 7am–late

Located within the restored State Buildings in the heart of Perth, Petition Kitchen is a relaxed inner-city dining hub with a passion for showcasing the best of WA’s local produce. Led by Head Chef Jesse Blake, you’ll find seasonal produce with bursts of colour and texture, prepared simply yet playfully in an assortment of rustic, quirky and fun dishes meant to share (or simply enjoy solo).

Start the day with house-made pastries, smoothies and breakfast that mixes with the rush of the working city folk. Relax through a weekend breakfast menu and artisanal coffee, settle in for a real lunch, the European way, served in the warmth of Barrack Street’s sunshine that pours through the west facing windows, or get serious with a great dinner in the moody history of the space.

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POST THE STATE BUILDINGS, (CNR ST GEORGES TCE AND BARRACK ST), PERTH 08 6168 7822 | postperth.com | Breakfast: Monday–Sunday 6am–11am Lunch: Monday–Sunday 12pm–2.30pm | Dinner: Monday–Sunday 6pm–late

Post is a modern Australian bistro in COMO The Treasury, named after its location, the franking room of the original General Post Office.

Awarded a Chef Hat, Post offers innovative cuisine featuring seasonal and local Western Australian produce, and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.

In addition, Post is the only location in Australia serving the healthful COMO Shambhala Cuisine. COMO Shambhala believes that healthy cuisine can and should be both delicious and nutritious. COMO Shambhala Cuisine therefore focuses on a perfectly calibrated mix of raw and cooked ingredients with very specific nutritional purposes.

The resulting dishes helping to boost concentration and energy, balance blood-sugar levels and cleanse the body.

SAUMA 200 WILLIAM ST, NORTHBRIDGE | 08 9227 8682 sauma.com.au | Tue–Wed 5pm–10.30pm | Thur–Sun 11.30am–10.30pm

At the heart of enlivened, heritage Northbridge, Sauma adds a chicly rustic meeting place to Perth’s cultural precinct. Set facing the vibrant hub of a bright and animated community, Sauma presents a modern Indian street-food experience – emphasising freshness, creativity and raw charm.

While outside the neighbourhood buzzes, the restaurant interior offers a playful invitation to calm; low light blushes on exposed brick, banquet tables, textiles and Bombay miscellany – all complimenting the building’s heritage. Sauma caters to all aspects of the inner-city social scene; from the midday meeting to the splendour of a family gathering and the flair of special events. Northbridge has fast become a stylish backyard to Perth’s CBD and the open-plan dining space lets you study the glittering figure of the city.

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Martin Green

FLIT

An evocative live music and animation event.

Award-winning composer Martin Green has brought together a supergroup of UK songwriters, musicians and artists for this extraordinary event.

Performed live by a line-up that includes Becky Unthank from The Unthanks, Mogwai’s Dominic Aitchison and folk singersongwriter Adam Holmes, the enchanting vocals and intricately layered sounds, set within a world of breathtaking stop-motion animation, create an intimate and visually rich production.

Fri 17 and Sat 18 Feb | Perth Concert Hall

International Excellence Partner

A work of incandescent beauty and timely relevance.

Image: Tristram Kenton and Gianmarco Bresadola

fROOTS (UK)

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WILDFLOWER THE STATE BUILDINGS, (CNR ST GEORGES TCE AND BARRACK ST), PERTH 08 6168 7855 | wildflowerperth.com Lunch Tue–Fri 12pm–2.30pm | Dinner Tue–Sat 6pm–late

COMO The Treasury’s destination restaurant Wildflower occupies an elegant, contemporary space on the hotel’s fourth floor, offering sweeping views across the city and the Swan River.

Led by Executive Chef Jed Gerrard, Wildflower serves contemporary dishes revolving around the indigenous six seasons, celebrating the best of Western Australian produce.

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LOTTERYWEST FESTIVAL FILMS SEASON ONE The world’s greatest new films on Australia’s best outdoor screens.

Every summer, we gather under the stars to fall in love with cinema all over again.

Whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning as an old friend, this summer at Lotterywest Festival Films we will share in the very best of international cinema.

Look out for a further nine films, to be announced on Monday 16 January.

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Image: Jason Eshraghian; film: Like Crazy

Online perthfestival.com.au | Phone 08 6488 5555 Box Office U WA Somerville and ECU Joondalup Pines

SEASON ONE 28 Nov 2016–12 Feb 2017 | SEASON TWO 13 Feb–16 Apr 2017

HIGHLIGHTS See the full program at perthfestival.com.au THE RED TURTLE (PG) UWA SOMERVILLE 26 Dec–1 Jan, 8pm ECU JOONDALUP PINES 3–8 Jan, 8pm

MONSIEUR CHOCOLAT (CTC)

+ PRIMITIVE NOSTALGIA, 5mins

UWA SOMERVILLE 23–29 Jan, 8pm ECU JOONDALUP PINES 31 Jan–5 Feb, 8pm

TONI ERDMANN (M) UWA SOMERVILLE 30 Jan–5 Feb, 8pm ECU JOONDALUP PINES 7–12 Feb, 8pm

A man washes up on a sun-kissed desert island that teems with colourful nature. A vivid and moving fable, told through gorgeous imagery and a stirring score.

In rural French circuses in 1897, Cuban Rafael Padilla startles audiences as the clown ‘Chocolat’.

But Padilla is so much more than a willing fallguy. A vibrant film that enlightens as it entertains.

A joyous, laugh-outloud film so continually surprising that it has become the talk of film festivals from Cannes to Melbourne. A constant, head-spinning delight.

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Image: Lot Twenty, Perth