Each night, Monty would stand watching the dancers warm up before the evening performance of Swan Lake. He had a longing in his chest. Not for stardom—but for love.
The Surfer: A Wave of Masculinity and Paranoia – Film Review
The Surfer carries a disorienting, dreamlike quality, reminiscent of Roman Polanski’s The Tenant and Repulsion.
Auckland Antics: Solo Tales from Across the Ditch!
Think close encounters… with a dash of Wild West hospitality, Kiwi-style.
Watching Me (The Singalong Experience)
Step into the spotlight, channel your inner Audrey Hepburn (or My Fair Lady) and let your voice soar!
Beetlejuice: The Musical – A Freaky Review
Beetlejuice the Musical proves that sometimes, the afterlife is more entertaining than the real world.
Titanique Musical Sydney – Review
The storyline of Titanique is absurd: Céline Dion goes to the Titanic Museum to ‘correct’ the historical record of Titanic, transforming the tragic romance into a musical spoof!
Shadow Boxing (feat. Samuel Addison & Teresa Izzard)
This powerful one-man show dives deep into themes of masculinity, identity, and self-acceptance
Invisible Boys: A Coming of Age Story – Review
I've just finished bingeing 'The Invisible Boys' on Stan, and I'm here to say it's fantastic! This 10-part Australian series beautifully navigates the LGBTQ+ coming-out experience with a mix of Aussie humour, emotion, and authenticity. Set in Western Australia, the series follows the lives of four teenage boys who are all coming to grips with... Continue Reading →
The Removalists: An Aussie Classic – Review
"I quickly learned that the Australian male and indeed some females, didn’t seem to need much provocation to get nasty" - David Williamson
The Legacy of Don Dunstan: Equality and Pink Shorts (feat. Neil Cole)
Don Dunstan fought the white Australia policy and championed Aboriginal land rights, and the gay liberation movement, notably decriminalizing homosexuality in South Australia.
