Posts tagged festival guide

Beastie Girls headline a night of queer comedy, with Scout Boxall taking over hosting duties. Lazy Susan, Zelda Moon, and Benign Girl formed the Beastie …

This is a chance to see our reigning Miss First Nations 2021 queen Cerulean on stage along with sisters Mora Money and Ms Carmel Latte. …

After three successful seasons in South Australia in 2021, award-winning queer, disabled actor, playwright, and activist Jamila Main is bringing their play, Benched, to Melbourne …

St Kilda is layered with queer history from the iconic Luna Park and Prince Hotel, which hosted numerous clubs and events, including, Pokey’s, Pennies, Girl …

For over a decade, rock cabaret artist Geraldine Quinn has been entertaining the world with her original multiple award-winning pop/ rock cabaret shows. Quinn returns …

Four stars for the price of one! Hostess Aurora Arsenic will lead an all-star lineup with Abril La Trene, Tequila Mockingbird, and Freddie Merkin for …

Local queer businesses have had it tough the past two years with the pandemic and lockdowns. Harehole hosts Melbourne’s finest queer and allied artists, creatives, …

Australia’s biggest LGBTQI tennis tournament, the Australian Open Glam Slam returns this January. Tennis Australia presents the AO Glam Slam – the only LGBTQI Tennis …

And/or – words often offered in forms, surveys, legal documents – has the amazing ability to summarise the complexities of intersectional identities. Artists from the …