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Leigh Andrew Hill

Leigh is a co-editor of OUTinPerth. He also works in the higher education sector.

Marcel Cole gets physical in ‘Smile: The Story of Charlie Chaplin’

Multi-disciplinary Canberra artist Marcel Cole is sharing his love of classic cinema and physical comedy this Fringe World season.

‘Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote’ brings a TV classic to Fringe World

Whether you're a fan of murder mysteries, crime podcasts, classic TV or a good dose of campery, Tim Benzie has a show for you at Fringe World.

‘The Boy From Ballajura’ charts Sam’s story from the suburbs to the stage

The artist behind Alexas Armstrong and Karl Kayoss is telling his own story in this all-new Fringe World show.

‘Am I The Drama?’ Andy Balloch looks inward at Fringe World

Comedian and self described "unhinged homosexual" Andy Balloch is bringing his award-winning show to Fringe World 2025.

Glenn Wallis is no ray of sunshine in ‘I Can Have A Dark Side Too’

We caught up with Glenn for a chat about what to expect from his dark and delightful one-man Fringe World show.

Fringe World: Head First Acrobats brew two tasty new shows

The boys are back in town with Elixir Revived and Crème de la Crème.

Just.Equal Australia lay out plan to combat anti-trans hate

National LGBTIQA+ advocacy organisation Just.Equal Australia have set out their four-point plan to protect transgender and gender diverse Australians from rising anti-trans rhetoric in...

Trump ramps up anti-trans rhetoric ahead of second term

President-elect Donald Trump has revealed plans to restrict and wind back transgender rights ahead of his second term.

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