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Graeme Watson

Graeme Watson is the co-editor of OUTinPerth. He also works in the university sector and is a broadcaster at RTRFM 92.1

Pet Shop Boys and Russell T Davies team up to adapt ‘It’s a Sin’ into a dance work

The show will have its premiere in Manchester, but no date has been set.

Hello! ‘The Book of Mormon’ is returning to Perth

The missionaries will be heading to Crown Theatre this October.

Election | South Australians head to the polls with Labor seeking second term

Labor is expected to be returned to government, but all eyes are on how well One nation fares at the polls.

Greens leader Dr Brad Pettitt voices concern over anti-LGBTIQA+ flyers

The Greens leader says LGBTIQA+ people have the right to feel safe, respected and supported.

West Australian Ballet defend decision to perform ‘Dracula’ without live orchestra

The MEAA union wants the company to hire an orchestra for its upcoming Adelaide season.

Rainbow Futures WA responds to rising anti-LGBTIQA+ activity

The campaign comes amid growing concern about safety.

The brilliant Heather Mitchell returns for an encore season of ‘RBG: Of Many, One’

" It’s one of the best theatrical performances in a decade."

Facebook flooded with fake stories of celebrities being opposed to LGBTIQA+ communities

No your favourite actors and singers are not taking a stance against the LGBTIQA+ communities.

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Pet Shop Boys and Russell T Davies team up to adapt ‘It’s a Sin’ into a dance work

The show will have its premiere in Manchester, but no date has been set.

On This Gay Day | Composer Stephen Sondheim was born

The giant of musical theatre wrote many memorable works include 'Into the Woods' and 'Assassins'.

Khalid to bring his ‘It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour’ to Australia

The R&B star will be playing a show in Perth on 18th November at RAC Arena.

Election | Labor returned to government in South Australia

Labor will continue as the party of government in South Australia, with Premier Peter Malinauskas taking on a second term.