Michelle/Ryan Lunicke takes us on hir¹journey of self-discovery in “Ze”: Queer as F*ck!. Warning of adult content and glitter (amazing mix), Lunicke laughs, yells, and whispers hir way through recollections of queer existence. Once in Tuxedo Cat, the audience for Queer as F*ck were called to go through to the Rivers Studio. As we headed in, […]

I imagined that Everybody Dies would be a gory, yet educational performance. The morbid title and the controversial topic of vaccination may lead one to believe that adults are performing the production. However, audiences will be pleasantly surprised to discover that it is presented by SAYarts, an Adelaide youth theatre company. According to director, Claire Glenn, when presented […]

Katie Somerville, a Senior Curator at the National Gallery of Victoria, gave her insights into Australian Fashion, the Melbourne Fashion Festival, and how the NGV fits in all this. Katie Somerville has worked at the NGV for over 21 years and has previously worked on the Board of the Fashion Festival. Maria Dunne interviews.

This year, for the first time, Adelaide Fringe has an interactive genre. Street game experts, Fire Hazard, offer a carefully organised experience for participants to become covert operatives in the heart of Adelaide. Beginning at the Aperitif Bar, ibis, participants are greeted by code name ‘Magpie’ and given information about their final assessment as spies-in-training. […]

Thomas Monckton’s one man show, The Pianist, reminded me of watching a kitten play with its tail for an hour – you can’t look away. He’s also ridiculously energetic, confused, and excitable. He tries very hard to make everything exactly perfect and, in so doing, causes things to go terribly wrong. You can’t help but […]