shake & stir’s new production of Wuthering Heights promises to explore what happens when love is taken to its extremities. Andrew Blythe spoke with Gerry Connolly (pictured below), who plays the iconic housekeeper Nelly Dean.
Inside a private studio in Sydney’s Surry Hills, a leather sling hangs from the ceiling, surrounded by an array of fetish wear while a naked man with a set of shiny utensils waits for orders. No, we’re not upstairs on Oxford St. This is the salon of The Naked Barber.
FROM the opening trumpet call of the national anthems to the final celebratory fall of the ticker tape, Swan Lake held its audience captivated. The story …
IN 1950s Sydney it was illegal for men to wear women’s clothes. However, if you wore men’s underpants it might have been considered fancy dress. Even …
IN the grounds of an unnamed mental asylum an old theatre lies abandoned, monument to the cloistered communities on which these institutions were built. But this …
Since the announcement by the O’Farrell government on proposed crack-down on alcohol licensing in New South Wales, I have been bemused, although not surprised, by …
I AM a trauma surgeon and along with a team of experts at St Vincent’s Hospital, everyday – especially on weekends – our emergency department …
As the festive season approaches we like to celebrate with friends and family, but there are some things we shouldn’t share with our furry family …
