Gender, identity, family and love power this short season of queer works for the stage.
Kings Cross Theatre and bAKEHOUSE present three plays for Mardi Gras.
In Are We Awake? Charles O’Grady tells a tender and human take on the complex relationship between queerness and disability.
In Being Dead (Don Quixote), Kerith Manderson-Galvin embarks on a dangerous quest of literary theft.
And director Rebecca Blake helms a development showing of UK playwright Jon Brittain’s hit transgender comedy Rotterdam.
Femme is a way to place oneself outside of gender, patriarchy and heterosexuality, says writer-performer Kerith Manderson-Galvin.
From pub theatre to poetry slams. Emerging director Rebecca "Cub" Blake shares her hot tickets.
Dino Dimitriadis points you towards some of the hidden gems in this year's Mardi Gras festival.
A new play for one actor by Anna Barnes, drawing on her own experiences and examining domestic violence.
Shane has fled his family and is seeking refuge in Kings Cross. Confused and naive, he meets two strangers.
