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Thirteen-year-old Abbie Kelly, who founded the Rainbow Shoelace Project to help other LGBTQI kids, is now taking the rainbow beads to Sydney WorldPride.
Factory is an Australian creative collective who manufacture evocative physical performances inspired by circus, drag, dance, burlesque, and comedy. Dirty Laundry is their brand new, unmissable cabaret.
Apollo gives good party. Off-the-wall production, euphoric, hands-in-the-air high-energy anthems and classics, a Category 5 confetti cyclone and those special Apollo-only touches including lollipops, ice blocks, fruit baskets and moose knuckles, all gift-wrapped in sparkle and magic. It’s a playground of joy, colour, love and pride for all. This will be Apollo’s - and maybe the world’s - biggest party.
Former Liberal candidate Katherine Deves said she would never again apologise for her anti-LGBTQI views if given another chance.
Obsessed Boylesque is back! The Boylesque show (think the titillating art of Burlesque but with boys) makes a triumphant return to the Sydney stage for Sydney WorldPride Amplified at the Paddo RSL and Rhys Lightning, head boy and Mr Boylesque Australia 2018, had a chat with Star Observer on a car trip which included his five-year-old twins in the backseat, thankfully pointed out early on, making interviewing a “stripper” a skosh more G-rated than one would have expected!