Honi Soit talked to McQueen about its central explorations of grief, human relationships, and the desire for perfection.
Author: Pia Curran
Beneath the blackly comedic veneer of this witty satire is a philosophical core, at once moving and profoundly unnerving.
“This is where the future is. The future is not on Mars. The future is here, and it’s in children and young people.”
There’s no God here. Maybe there’s no faith either. But there is holiness.
It was a testament to the sustained relevance of the Bard in contemporary theatre, and to his enduring cultural value.
For years, I’ve had a solid research routine. My methodology (pardon the academic drivel) has consisted of scouring the online…
On Sunday 30th March, LGBTQIA+ rights group Pride in Protest hosted a rally at Pride Square, Newtown to mark the International Transgender Day of Visibility.
The bathroom is a space of community that is, by its very nature, fragmentary. We pass in and out of these spaces as we pass in and out of different versions of ourselves.
How can we have a meaningful, change-provoking conversation about eating disorders when we can’t even say the words?
