Posts in category Theatre

Even though it’s true that COVID-19 has taken much from us, including the scheduled Sydney and Melbourne seasons of The Australian Ballet’s production of The …

When Trevor Ashely and I started our phone interview, I immediately got a sense of the exuberance and passion that he must bring to his …

“I’m trying to be positive and I have moments when I’m optimistic about the future, but the problem is that the whole of 2020 is …

“I can bend and fold to the surrealness of a pandemic, but it’s all the implications of conservative, fascist governments which is concerning.” Emma Maye …

Alan Cumming first visited Adelaide over three decades ago. Next year, he promises to return as the first international Artistic Director of the Adelaide Cabaret …

Geraldine Hickey is remarkably relaxed for someone whose industry is facing an existential crisis. The setting helps. We’re in Venus Bay, sitting on the back …

“Well, it might shock you to know that a lot of drag queens are extroverts, so the idea of social distancing and keeping ourselves at …

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 …