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Details: 02 February 2008

Can you ever have too much of a good thing? After watching hedonistic performer Rufus Wainwright grace the stage of Hamer Hall for just under three hours, one can only wonder

Details: 01 February 2008

There is something very unique afoot at the Darlinghurst Theatre, something which stretches beyond the regular confines of independent theatre: A musical!

Details: 01 February 2008

Your Life As A Dyke is the pseudo, kinda, sorta sequel to My Life as a Dyke, conceived, ‘written’ and performed by two young talents, Nik Willmott and Rachel Forgasz.

Details: 31 January 2008

As a dark and disturbing performance that poses difficult questions about victims and aggressors, Aalst succeeds wonderfully.

Details: 31 January 2008

Steven Dawson, has written a very witty, intelligent and entertaining work with The Boy on the Beach

Details: 29 January 2008

A Tribute to Poppins utilises a boy’s passion for musicals as a vehicle to explore the challenges of adolescence and uncovering one’s sexuality

Details: 29 January 2008

The Tragical Life of Cheeseboy | Slingsby

The doors open and the crowd is directed into a dark space towards a tent with a warm glow. On reaching the tent the audience steps into another world.

Details: 28 January 2008

What makes Porcelain so interesting is the fact that the central character, a gay Asian man, is not just the victim, but also the perpetrator.

Rufus Wainwright

Hello Again | Gaiety Theatre

Your Life As A Dyke

Aalst | National Theatre of Scotland

The Boy On The Beach | Out Cast Theatre

A Tribute to Poppins | Jonathan Cook

The Tragical Life of Cheeseboy | Slingsby

Porcelain | La Mama