Features
Rebus Theatre Brings Fresh Energy to Acting Out: On Screen
There's a lot changing at Rebus this year. The Canberra theatre organisation is heading into a rebrand and Amy Orman, the iDrama and Programs Coordinator,
A Queer Bloomsbury Pilgrimage
My name is Emma Batchelor and I am a queer, Autistic author, artist and advocate from Kamberri. I am currently developing a new novel, Bloomwaves,
Berlin Report: Lake days, film shoots and queer community
Berlin’s mid-year months are boom time for the city’s cultural and social life as locals and travellers alike soak up the high temperatures and late
Queer representation in media
Representation in media is a topic that is widely talked about in various spaces from the heads of countries to your mother's book club. It
Why Divine Playhouse was targeted
For a while, it was starting to look dangerously like we were winning. Marriage equality was slowly being achieved across the world. Pride festivals grew
Queer photographer Pancho Assoluto’s new Berlin exhibition
The German capital has plenty to offer outside of Berghain and Boiler. One such must-see is a new retrospective from queer photographer Pancho Assoluto, writes
Meta’s LGBTIQA+ digital censorship over so-called ‘human exploitation’
Amsterdam business owner, Richard Keldoulis. Photo by Ronal Porras What businesses do you run? First of all, thanks STUN for giving
Berlin Report: Spring things, gym and going out
For a city known by its party-hard culture and uninhibited attitude toward every kind of vice and indulgence, Berlin is fittingly prone to long-lasting hangovers.
Behind the scenes with Venus Mantrap
When did you start doing drag? I did a performance for the first time in drag in 2006 in Canberra at Toast. It was a
The ACT’s colourless LGBTIQA+ representation
The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is home to one of Australia’s largest migrant populations and boasts the highest percentage by total population of LGBTIQA+ residents
