Premium Content:

Gender Spanner is back at Fringe World

4996_Jessica-McKerlie-by-Sarah-Walker_EFUL_IMAGE

Jessica McKerlie’s Gender Spanner returns to Fringe World and is showing at Rigby’s Bar until Janaury 25th.

- Advertisement -

McKerlie brought the show to Perth last year and told us how it was developed.

“I lived in London for a few years and while I was there I was part of an amazing production called ‘Puff Ball’ which was an LGBT youth circus project, it was just amazing.

“It was a real eye opener to be involved in something that had Arts Council support and was supporting young queer artists.  We worked together over a year, so you got to know everyone really well.

“It was the first time I heard the terms genderqueer and genderfluid and it got me thinking. I was writing a lot at the time and I realised a lot of my writing was about coming out and gender. So I put all that all together and made a show.” McKerlie said.

Scott-Patrick Mitchell saw the show in 2016 and described it as a “queer cavalcade of burlesque, poetry, cabaret, circus fun and gender fluidity.”

Get tickets to see the show at Fringe World.

OIP Staff, image: Sue Walker

Latest

Comedy favourite Denis Scott to tour with ‘Tickety Boo’

Denise Scott is heading to Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Sydney, Geelong, Wyong, Caloundra, Warragul and Bendigo in 2027.

On This Gay Day | E.M. Forster finished writing Maurice

Forster finished his novel in 1913, but it would remain unpublished until after his death.

Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.

Celebrity Traitors: Fashion, Fangirling and the Famous

Celebrity Traitors UK returns with celebrity fangirling, bold fashion and suspicious behaviour.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Comedy favourite Denis Scott to tour with ‘Tickety Boo’

Denise Scott is heading to Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Sydney, Geelong, Wyong, Caloundra, Warragul and Bendigo in 2027.

On This Gay Day | E.M. Forster finished writing Maurice

Forster finished his novel in 1913, but it would remain unpublished until after his death.

Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.

Celebrity Traitors: Fashion, Fangirling and the Famous

Celebrity Traitors UK returns with celebrity fangirling, bold fashion and suspicious behaviour.

Funding opportunities for new and emerging filmmakers

Two funding programs offer documentary and short film grants, supporting emerging filmmakers and LGBTQIA+ Australian storytellers.

Comedy favourite Denis Scott to tour with ‘Tickety Boo’

Denise Scott is heading to Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Sydney, Geelong, Wyong, Caloundra, Warragul and Bendigo in 2027.

On This Gay Day | E.M. Forster finished writing Maurice

Forster finished his novel in 1913, but it would remain unpublished until after his death.

Queer Liberation Boorloo have a fundraiser party

Queer Liberation Boorloo will host a fundraising gig featuring local queer performers to support advocacy, community organising and inclusion.