There’s a reason the gays know how to party. Partying has always been society’s way of loosening the bonds, undoing the rules for a few hours, and that’s queerness’ forte.
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‘The Resistance’ offers a night of pure enjoyment that sheds an important light on the current operation of the climate movement in Australia.
Little touches like “tomorrow gives me no time to prepare”, mention of knafeh, the hometown of Ipoh, checking if necessary to take off shoes at entrance, and sitting on cushions enhanced the play with cultural details.
The production’s attention to historical detail and its elevation of CAMP’s female members’ stories effectively displayed the activism, queer joy and pain involved with CAMP’s queer organising.
Though it was overpoliced and boiling hot in those tin sheds, we loved St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival.
An intergenerational spectacle, French Letters is helmed by a formidable cast and a thought-provoking script.
If this is the future of our drag scene, then it’s a bright future indeed.
Following The Academe Dream through SUDS’ time-travelling musical about student journalism.
Heat Lightning burns with intensity and emotion, with a cast of universally strong performances full of humour and vivacity that elevate Cardis and Johns’ direction.
MILFs. Sandworms. Arguably incestuous love triangles mediated by shotgun. Arracket did it all.