LGBTQI+
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1.5KFeast Festival Review: The Gays Are Revolting Live
The Gays Are Revolting Live is a weekly Melbourne-based podcast that prides itself on honest and open discussions around any issue relevant...
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1.7KFeast Festival Review: #NoFilter
Mental health is coming to the forefront at Feast Festival 2019 in many production and artistic styles on show throughout the festival...
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2.1KSA’s Annual Feast Festival is Back To Celebrate “Pridevember”
Feast is back with a brand new event to celebrate Adelaide's LGBTIQ+ communities.
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1.3KFeast Festival Review: Confessions at the Pub
Black Cat Theatre’s cabaret production Confessions at the Pub retells original journal entries through an intimate and compelling performance. The story details...
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1.7KFeast Festival Review: Numinous Asylum
Numinous Asylum is a developmental piece that explores the multi-faceted world of mental health and the social and psychological approaches found within...
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2.2KHans Set To MC Adelaide’s Biggest Christmas Party
Superstar Hans is taking the home crowd for a spin with the announcement that he'll be the Mc and DJ at Adelaide's...
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1.5KPowerhouse Comedians Heading To Adelaide For Annual Winter Comfest
The inaugural Winter ComFest is returning at the end of this month, featuring a particularly spectacular line up of local and international...
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880How South Australia Led The Fight To Marriage Equality In Australia?
How did we reach the happy news of marriage equality?
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2.0KAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: The 11 O’Clock Number – Haus of Hans
It wouldn’t be an Adelaide Cabaret Festival without our favourite fabulously faux German, Hans, and he’s ready to keep your night of...
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2.0KBook Review: Real and Unreal, by Stephen House
Stories of bar adventures, Bali life, anonymous trysts, and dark low-points on the streets.
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1.5KBook Review: Outspoken, by Father Rod Bower
Internet sensation Father Rod Bower of the Gosford Anglican Church, discusses his life, social justice, and religion.
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1.1KBook Review: Survival, by John L Fahey
Raised in two very different worlds, one angry and violent, the other loving and nurturing, John must find his own path to...
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2.4KFringe Review: Railed
A testosterone-fuelled comedy circus that dares to tread where no butch blokes usually go!
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1.5KFringe Review: Nath Valvo – I’m Happy For You
With his larger than life personality Nath Valvo has the audience hooked from the first sentence and delivers a superb show from...
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1.8KFringe Review: John Robles: Gay and Stupid
Definitely gay, but not so stupid, John Robles and his unusual part-Australian, part-American accent take the audience on a journey through the...
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951Book Review: Tales From the Dead of Night: 13 Classic Ghost Stories, edited by Cecily Gayford
Thirteen spooky stories by Ruth Rendell, MR James, Rudyard Kipling, Edith Wharton, E . Benson, E Nesbit, Saki, WW Jacobs, WF Harvey,...
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933Feast Festival Review: The Measure of a Man
The Measure of a Man is framed around the idea of being larger than average when it comes to sex organs and...
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1.2KFeast Festival Review: Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.
British writer Alice Birch won the George Devine Award (for a promising playwright) in 2014, with her work Revolt. She Said. Revolt...
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896Feast Festival Review: The Dykeside – Two Left
Feast Festival’s comedy line up has come to Raj House with The Dykeside – Two Left.
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1.3KFeast Festival Review: Mama Alto – Torch Songs
Mama Alto came to the Raj House foyer with an intimate show in her unique jazz-gospel style.
