You couldn't have asked for a more beautiful night for an outdoor dance performance.
With a starry sky as the backdrop, The West Australian Ballet delivered a striking interpretation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, set to the music of English band Radiohead.
Perth's magical Quarry Amphitheatre is a special setting for a minimalistic dance performance which has a bit of everything.
Radio and Juliet takes the audience from light to dark and back again.
It seeks to unsettle and agitate before bringing you to a calm, quiet place.
Six Romeos initially take the show by the scruff and produce a bold and passionate modern ballet which takes no prisoners.
This is a very mood-driven performance, dictated by the varied electronic and acoustic songs of Radiohead.
A smattering of black and white film and a dedicated spotlight work well on a stark stage, backed by the natural soundtrack of crickets in the surrounding bush.
Bring a rug and a picnic and perch on the grassed terrace at the Quarry or nestle into a chair with a glass of wine under the moonlight.
There are also three other short performances as part of the show including a fun piece called The Sofa, with music by Tom Waits.
It's hard to find such a relaxing and enchanting environment to watch dance or listen to music.
