WHAT’S ON: Out for Australia’s Queensland launch
THE launch of Out for Australia in Queensland will be held on Thursday, May 21, with the organisation bringing its mission of providing visible role models, mentors, and …
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IDAHOT event highlights in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane
THE International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) is just around the corner on Sunday, May 17, and there are a variety of events being …
Nudity, gay rights and magic returns to Brisbane
The Naked Magicians are returning home to Brisbane during the Queensland leg of their national tour, and they are promising to still wow audiences with more than just their wands.
New play about gender crossfades into Brisbane
A NEW production appearing in Brisbane later in March hopes to turn assumptions and expectations of gender on its head, exploring norms and roles that are …
WHAT’S ON: Rufus Wainwright in concert
Palais Theatre Lower Esplanade, St Kilda, Melbourne Wednesday, March 4 at 7.30pm State Theatre, Sydney 49 Market St, Sydney Monday, March 9 at 8pm The …
Strong women, gay rebellion and Cory Bernardi: Paul Capsis returns to Brisbane
Multi-award winning performer Paul Capsis is eager to return to Brisbane and bring a few of his favourite songs for MELT festival. We had a chat with the man about LGBTI politics, identity, music and for some reason, Jacqui Lambie. He also had a few choice words about Cory Bernardi.
What’s on: BootCo Car Wash IML Fundraiser
BootCo Car Wash IML Funderaiser Number 29 29 McLachlan St, Fortitude Valley. 7am-12noon, Saturday, January 31 Need your car cleaned? Help support and raise funds …
Five lesbians have their quiche, and eat it too
IF the name of the play alone didn’t pique your interest, then perhaps the motto of the Sisters of Gertrude Stein, “no men, no meat, all …
Brisbane to melt with new LGBTI cultural festival
THERE’S not much else to do in Brisbane during February other than melt. Pun intended. The Brisbane Powerhouse has the ambitious goal of making Queensland …
A new Brisbane stage for The Death of Kings
After a successful run in Sydney and Melbourne, a powerful play about the lives of gay men and HIV and AIDS in 1980s Australia will premiere in Brisbane in November to commemorate World AIDS Day.