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The Catch Up -The Most Popular Stories This Week

Catch UpThe most popular stories on OUTinPerth in the last week include our explanation on why we pulled a story, a popular pair of entertainers returning to town, roller derby, and a look at some of the shows coming to Fringe World.

Graeme Watson by Claire Alexander1. Why We Deleted Yesterday’s Story

24 hours after posting a positive story about a transgender person’s experience, we deleted the story. OUTinPerth’s editor Graeme Watson explained our decision and asked readers for their suggestions on shaping the publications editorial policy in relations to transgender people and social media sources. Read More.

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The Vaudevillians USE THIS ONE FringeworldBoxoffice2. The return of the Vaudevillians

Jinkx Monsoon and Major Scales return for a second season of their show ‘The Vaudevillians’. Claire Alexander spoke to the du ahead of their arrival in Perth.

Roller Derby3. WA Rolls Out First Queer Roller Derby

Ahead of the first bout of WA’s queer focussed Roller Derby Sophie Joske spoke to some of the game’s toughest players. Read More.

Fringe world4. Fringe Picks: Local IdentitiesPick Their Favourite Shows.

As the 2015 Fringe World comes to life we asked some well known people around to town to share with us what shows they were excited about this year. Read More.

FAG STAG Jeffrey Jay Chris Isaacs5. Male Bonding in Fag/Stag

Jeffrey Jay Fowler and Chris Isaacs are teaming up for a new show that’s part of Fringe World.The two respected local actors are performing in ‘Fag / Stag’ “It’s about a gay guy and a straight guy and it’s very much about their friendship and I guess the politics of being friends with straight people and whether there is any politics.” Fowler explained. Read More.

 

 

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