Artist Elwyn Murray’s solo exhibition, Other People, is now showing in Brunswick.

Australia’s favourite cabaret clown from Murwillumbah is back on the Sydney stage after a five-year absence. Bob Downe speaks to Garrett Bithell. 

By stripping back the competition artifice and intensifying the raunch factor, Burn the Floor presents ballroom dancing at its titillating best. Director and famed choreographer Jason Gilkison speaks to Garrett Bithell ahead of the Sydney season. 

SYDNEY: Internationally renowned German artist Stefan Thiel explores gay culture and modern relationships through striking silhouettes and cut outs.

Celebrate Mother’s Day with seven of Australia’s most exciting female operatic voices.

The Andrew Lloyd Weber musical Sunset Boulevard is based on the 1950 film starring Gloria Swanson and William Holden and directed by Billy Wilder.

In Wild Women of Comedy, three bawdy broads delight and disgust with their no-holds-barred style of comedy. One of the ladies, Anne Ferguson Howe, speaks to Garrett Bithell. 

SYDNEY: Terrified of descending into a boring menopausal malaise like so many of the people around her, revered comedian Fiona O’Loughlin turned to a young gay comic to lift her image. Now she’s wearing a Cher wig and singing Sondheim in her latest show, The Divine Miss O. O’Loughlin speaks to Garrett Bithell. 

West End and Broadway star Ruthie Henshall headlines a special one-off concert version of Side by Side by Sondheim, which raises money for the campaign to stop violence against women, writes Garrett Bithell. 

Drag-tastic songstress Miz Ima Starr is back – look out, Melbourne!

Influential contemporary dance choreographer Gideon Obarzanek has made a name for himself with his gutsy, innovative productions for Chunky Move. His thrilling new work for The Australian Ballet wrestles with the misconceptions surrounding the artform, writes Garrett Bithell.  

ADELAIDE: New York based performance artist Kim Smith raised the eyebrows no end with his 2010 Cabaret Festival debut. He’s returning in 2012 with a new show, and he spoke to Peter Burdon.

Andrew Shaw put the same questions to two queer comedians – Hannah Gadsby and Tom Ballard – and compared the results...

Dinesh Mathew’s Comedy Festival show is all about love... and other disorders.

MELBOURNE: Matthew Dayler is part of the ‘One in Ten’ exhibition of gay artists at Off the Kerb gallery.