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Homo Pentecostus: Joel Bray's transformative journey reclaiming identity from church halls to disco floors - Vimarsana News

Homo Pentecostus: Joel Bray's transformative journey reclaiming identity from church halls to disco floors

In a world premiere at Malthouse Theatre, audiences are invited to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery with "Homo Pentecostus." This compelling work by actor, dancer, and writer Joel Bray delves deep into his secret queer identity within the confines of a 1990s Pentecostal Church.

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Homo Pentecostus review – a dancer asks, is it possible to be religious and queer? - Vimarsana News

Homo Pentecostus review – a dancer asks, is it possible to be religious and queer?

<strong>Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne</strong> <br>Joel Bray and Peter Paltos are engaging performers, but this often funny theatre-dance work is a bit of a mess

Theatre review: Homo Pentecostus, Malthouse Theatre - Vimarsana News

Theatre review: Homo Pentecostus, Malthouse Theatre

Homo Pentecostus at Malthouse Theatre is a multifarious exploration of religion, history, culture and sexuality, featuring Joel Bray and Peter Paltos.

Taking the risk out of crowdfunding before the end of the financial year - Vimarsana News

Taking the risk out of crowdfunding before the end of the financial year

The Australian Cultural Fund (ACF) helps artists achieve their creative visions and encourages donors from all walks of life to support the arts through crowdfunding, especially as the end of financial year looms.

Powerful collaboration drives dance residency - Vimarsana News

Powerful collaboration drives dance residency

First Collective Residencies by Australasian Dance Collective and BlakDance will run for two years with eight First Nations resident choreographers.