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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.

Fashion At The Edge Of The World (Is The Edge Of The Pearl)

Fringe World is here, and with it comes The Spiegeltent, a 105 year old grand dame of theatrics. The Pearl, as it is affectionately...

SceneOUT With Panache – February

Hello my sweets, your fellow idol, drag queen Panache here! If you missed Connections Nightclubs Pornstar Babylon, on February 19 they are sexing things...

Perth's Fringe Festival Feast

Gone are the days when “nothing ever happens in Perth” is a viable cause for complaint. Over the past few years, our isolated utopia...

Armistead in Autumn

Armistead Maupin is a literary legend. In fact when it comes to gay fiction his Tales of the City series is arguably the best-known...

PNAU – Back Baby, & How

Pnau are a pair of self-confessed Sydney kids who love the beach. Peter Mayes, on the phone from Sydney, is loving the heat… even...

PERTH STREET ART PROFILES – POPP

Are you ready to POPP? Public Outdoor Ping Pong, or POPP, has landed in Perth. Think giant steel ping pong tables in public spaces....

Ambition

by Immodesty Blaize Ebury Press Burlesque has brains. And balls. It's striptease for the Oxford or Harvard gent, the kind who throws a napkin over his...

Arts Shorts – February 2011

'It's a long time since I drank champagne,' were apparently the last words of literary legend and Russia's greatest author Anton Chekhov, just before...

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

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