Written for Frooty Magazine, published 16 September 2019.
Category: Gig Reviews
Mean Girls
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Queer Literature Night
Brisbane is alive with queer creatives doing amazing things, and that’s never been clearer than in 2018. Brands like Hung Dada (Ethan Waghorn), DVRX (Joel Devereux), and Silver Sircus have become household names among queer Brisbanites with festivals like MELT, Anywhere Theatre, and Digital Writers Festival doing a fantastic job of showcasing our emerging artists. This year I was privileged enough…
When It Rains…
Oh hey, friend. I said it would happen and it happened: I got busy and had to put this blog project on hold. But tonight, my good friend, will be the last thing in a month-long bombardment of social and cultural things. I’m looking forward to having it done and getting my life back, but in the meantime I’d like to…
Here and Queer (Aug 24-31)
Oh hey, friend. Look. By now you should have realised that this segment is more a wank over things I love than a detailed coverage of what’s on in Brisbane. If you’re not going out to get yourself a free copy of QNews, or at least heading to the website to read it there (also free), then you’ve only got…
Here and Queer (Aug 17-24)
Oh hey, friend. So this fortnight was a pleasure to write about. Not only is there a variety of events on for the queerly inclined, but many of these events celebrate our queer cultural history. From symphonic musicals to garage bands, drag acts to dance theatre, there’s literally something happening this fortnight for every walk of life. Also, with Brisbane…
Here and Queer (Aug 10-17)
Oh hey, friend. So here’s a regular segment idea. One of my gigs is researching and drafting content for the QCalendar section of QNews Magazine: Queensland’s (free) dedicated LGBTIQ+ street mag. My job is to discover local queer events blossoming in secret and expose them to our readers – which is just a responsible way of saying they pay me…
