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On This Gay Day | Playwright Joe Orton was murdered in 1967

Born John Orton on New Year's Day in 1933, Joe Orton would become one of Britain's best-known playwrights, renowned for his scandalous black comedies,...

Dr Thomas Brough successful in appeal against mandatory diversity training

Albany councillor Dr Thomas Brough wins tribunal appeal overturning diversity training order, as advocates renew calls for anti-vilification laws.

Spin It: Arca, O’Flynn, Hayla, and The Durutti Column

We take a listen to new records from Arca, O'Flynn, Hayla, and The Durutti Column.

127 Hours (MA)

Directed by Danny Boyle Aron Ralston's story made headlines around the world in 2003, so there are really no surprises as to what is going...

SceneOUT #116

Hello my sweets, sending a little Panache your way! March has arrived kiddies! There's only a few weeks left for you to get your...

All That Glitters (MA)

Directed by Geraldine Nakache and Herve Mimran Ely (Geraldine Nakache) and Lila (Herve Mimran) have grown up together in the French equivalent of a housing...

Conviction (MA)

Directed by Tony Goldwyn Kenny and Betty Anne Waters were wild children who ran around their rough neighbourhood getting into all kinds of mischief. They...

Cell 211 (MA)

Directed by Daniel Monzon Juan Oliver (Alberto Ammann) is about to start work as a prison officer and, in order to show his enthusiasm, goes...

Down and Out in Paris

Award-winning playwright Stephen House slummed it on the streets of Paris to pen his confronting tale of a man living on the very edge....

Still on the Runway

Lui Hon's self-titled fashion label is as surprising as he is. For a man who made his debut on the first season of Australia's Project...

Fashionable Shorts

SPECTRES AND WRAITHS Garth Cook's vision for this winter is a little chilling. His AW11 range, Spectres, has a sinister, ghoulishly fun undertone. It's all...

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On This Gay Day | Playwright Joe Orton was murdered in 1967

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