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The Inheritance Explores Queer Life and History with Heart and Depth
Everyman Theatre’s production of ‘The Inheritance’ is a potent exploration of contemporary queer life. This must-see production is both sophisticated and deeply moving—sometimes challenging, but always satisfying. 12 October – 2 November 2024 at ACT Hub at Causeway Hall.
Art that goes Pop! A Conversation with Jamie Cole
In this exclusive interview, David Blanco from FUSE sits down with artist Jamie Cole, a widely exhibited urban pop artist based in Cairns, Far North Queensland.
Joel Horwood and exploring queer legacy in The Inheritance
In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Canberra-based queer-identifying actor Joel Horwood, who is set to captivate audiences at the Arts Hub in Kingston with their performance as Toby in Everyman Theatre’s production of Matthew Lopez’s award-winning play, The Inheritance.
The End Of The Wharf As We Know It!
After twenty-five year on stage the hilarious Wharf Revue crew have decided to call it a day announcing their last show ever!
Remembering Jack Colwell: A Gay Musical Legacy
Gay Australian singer-songwriter Jack Colwell has tragically passed away at the age of 34, leaving a profound impact on the music and queer communities.
A Dazzling Tribute: The Boy From Oz Lights Up the Q Theatre
"If you love musicals, Australian pop music history, or just want a fun and uplifting night at the theatre, The Boy From Oz is not to be missed." ~ FUSE Magazine, David Blanco
Bianca Del Rio has officially announced her new comedy
Exciting announcement, Bianca Del Rio is bringing her new stand-up world comedy tour titled Dead Inside to Australia and New Zealand in January and February 2025.
The Powerful Portrayal of Queer Identity in 'Lover Birds'
With an irresistible enemies-to-lovers romance, and perfect for fans of Alice Oseman and Becky Albertalli, Lover Birds is a beautifully-written, inclusive and heart-pounding romance.
Fear, queer love and self-loathing
Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin is an LGBTIQ+ influential mid-century masterpiece. Critiqued for its queerness, Giovanni’s Room published in 1956 focuses on the struggle of Black America. Find out why you should ready this book.