REVIEW: Belvoir’s final show for 2011 is a crowd-pleasing production of Shakespeare’s craziest play.

After a few dark years, Ricki-Lee Coulter is back with a vengeance. She speaks to Garrett Bithell about her new album, learning to taking no prisoners, and her role as Red Ribbon Ambassador for World AIDS Day.

After collaborating with some of this country’s leading talents like Katie Noonan and didgeridoo player William Barton, and touring as far abroad as Canada, Singapore, China and the Philippines, rising stars of Australian chamber music, the Sydney-based Orava String Quartet, will take to the stage in their home town to perform a mix of the old and the new, with Mendelssohn’s String Quartet no 2 and Australian composer Paul Halley’s ‘Winter’ quartet, ‘Angel’ and ‘The Hand Of Fate’. 

WORLD AIDS DAY: Now in its second year, the World AIDS Day Dinner aims to raise funds in support of HIV charities and organisations by bringing the community together for a night of entertainment and fine cuisine. Its founder Eric Nair spoke to SX.

BRISBANE: Fez Faanana loves feathers, glitter and serious acrobatic moves. Queensland Pride talks to him about Briefs, where these three are only just the beginning.

Lincoln Hall’s short career has already seen him perform cabaret in New York – under a 'Bound for Broadway' scholarship – and a role in the Australian children's show Castaway. He talks to Ben Woodward about donning lycra and putting on a German accent to make his professional musical theatre debut in the good-time production Rock of Ages.

South Australian born and raised comedian Tom Murphy is returning home to perform alongside one of Australia’s better known comedians and Triple J host Tom Ballard.

The phrase "It's a jungle out there" isn't just reserved for Underbelly any more! Not when Love Machine turns its hand to Jungle Mayhem this Sunday.

Zoe Newitt is one of the students at the National Institute of Circus Arts. She's appearing in an annual showcase performance by students and she spoke with Andrew Shaw.

This year’s ARIA Awards sees Australia’s most famous gay icon inducted to the Hall of Fame.

Cate Blanchett returns to the stage in Sydney Theatre Company’s final show of 2011, Gross und Klein. Fellow star Anita Hegh sat down with Garrett Bithell. 

New Theatre’s last show of the year is a production of seminal writer Ben Elton’s hilarious satire on big business, media beat-ups and advertising spin, Gasping.

REVIEW: Finding out the winner of The X Factor isn’t the only thing that’s going to keep Daniel Chamberlain glued to the finale shows.

FEAST FESTIVAL: Fresh from a season at Perth Pride, actor and singer/songwriter Ruth Katerelos returns to Adelaide with her cabaret What’s Love Got To Do With It?

ADELAIDE: Debora Krizak has landed a star role in the new production of A Chorus Line which premieres in Adelaide on December 31.