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A Midsummer Night's Cream at Old Fitz Theatre turns Shakespeare and theatre upside down - Vimarsana News

A Midsummer Night's Cream at Old Fitz Theatre turns Shakespeare and theatre upside down

Emma Maye Gibson and Charlotte Farrell are old friends who have recently reunited to create a new company, Body of Work.

Bodies, a sex clown, all genders and queer bliss: the 24-hour party that glimpsed a better world - Vimarsana News

Bodies, a sex clown, all genders and queer bliss: the 24-hour party that glimpsed a better world

Two queer endurance parties took over a cavernous art space in Redfern this weekend, in a joy-filled and nurturing celebration of community

Your ultimate Sydney events guide: the best things to do this weekend, and what's on through February | Summer in the City - Vimarsana News

Your ultimate Sydney events guide: the best things to do this weekend, and what's on through February | Summer in the City

From Sydney WorldPride parties to live music, great plays, and family-friendly events – here are the best things happening in your city in February

Countdown To Sydney WorldPride 2023 - Vimarsana News

Countdown To Sydney WorldPride 2023

Get ready, Sydney! The city is buzzing with excitement as Sydney WorldPride, the biggest LGBTQIA+ celebration in the region, is just around the corner. From February 17 to March 5 2023, Sydney will host a 17-day extravaganza of events, featuring over 300 activities across the city.

How sex clown Betty Grumble uses her body to heal from sexual assault - Vimarsana News

How sex clown Betty Grumble uses her body to heal from sexual assault

The sex clown’s daily online aerobics shows were partly a spiritual quest in defiance of a pandemic that has decimated the arts.

Source: smh.com.au