Posts in category Theatre

In Virtual Intimacy, queer hook-up culture goes under the microscope in a telling exploration of gay men, their relationship with technology and how identities are …

“We put the G in LGBTQIA+ and we are here to help you be the best G you can be,”  announces podcast host Luke Forester. …

Review: John Waters: Make Trouble, Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, Tuesday 15 October By Star Observer contributor RICHIE BLACK The Star Observer wishes to endorse …

It’s been eight months since Kylie Minogue brought her Golden Tour to Australia—but if you’re a Kylie fan in withdrawal, we’ve got news for you.  …

A stage show called I’m Not Dead Yet, Darlings featuring glamorous costumes and the ‘Queen of the Cross’? It can only mean CARLOTTA. The living legend spoke with …

At 78 years of age, the irrepressible MAGGIE KIRKPATRICK is telling her life story. The actress spoke candidly with the Star Observer‘s arts and entertainment editor …

Sponsored content Celebrating its 10-year anniversary, ‘The Australian Burlesque Festival’ (ABF) is once again touring Australia from September 26th to October 20th, 2019, after  kicking …

Sponsored content Gene Kelly: The Legacy is an intimate and personal look into the life of Gene Kelly. Legendary actor, dancer, director and choreographer Gene …

REVIEW: Minnie Cooper – From Chorus Boy to Leading Lady, City Tattersalls Fringe Hub – Archie Rose Cabaret Club. Review by Alannah Maher. Even if you …

REVIEW: The Hope Song, Flight Path Theatre, Marrickville, Wednesday 18 September. Reviewed by Richie Black. Hope is a precious commodity: elusive, ephemeral — and often at …