A unique documentary on the struggles of a group of LGBT Seventh Day Adventists to reconcile their faith with their sexuality is getting a one off screening in Adelaide this Sunday.

Anthony Smith takes a look in Brisbane's arts & scene diary for the fortnight ahead...

Alistair Sutton meets countertenor Tobias Cole and discovers why JS Bach’s St Matthew Passion, the story of the last days of Jesus Christ, still appeals today.

SYDNEY: Stirring performances led by Andrew McFarlane brings this thought-provoking Griffin Theatre Company play about secret identities to life, writes Veronica Hannon.

Sold out at the Cabaret Festival last year, Tommy Bradson returns to the Fringe with his new show. He spoke to Peter Burdon.

Sharon Needles, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race 2012, is touring the country. Stepping off the plane, she spoke to Peter Burdon.

The UK-based swing/hip-hop duo The Correspondents are a headline act at WOMADelaide 2013. Peter Burdon spoke to Mr Bruce and Chucks.

Nathan Giaccio reviews the world premiere of Bryony Lavery's Thursday

Chanteuse Samantha Jade is one of the stars coming to The Wickham for Big Gay Day. She shared some of her thoughts about life, fame and winning X Factor 2012 with QP’s Andrew Shaw...

Australian electronic artists Garçon Garçon will be taking to the main stage at this year’s Big Gay Day. Anthony Smith chats to one half of the duo, Nathan Mahon, about what we can expect when they hit Brisvegas...

Sydney DJ royalty, Alex Taylor, is hitting Brisbane as part of Big Gay Day. Anthony Smith chats to him about being on the headliner list...

He’s made waves on The Ellen Degeneres Show and the runways of New York. Now, DJ Corey Craig is all set to make a splash at Daywash this Mardi Gras weekend, writes Daniel Chamberlain.

With a unique welcoming drawcard, Daylesford has long been associated as Victoria’s queer country hotspot. Lana Wilson spoke to ChillOut Festival Director Simone Gordon about why the Central Highlands is so appealing to queer Melburnians and what ChillOut 2013 has in store.

MELBOURNE: Performance artist and writer Tim Miller is bringing a work to Australia created out of his personal experiences of the inequality of marriage laws. He tells Michael Magnusson about his journey and how he will be helping others create a performance out of their own stories.

SYDNEY: Morality, money, the plight of women, and the elusiveness of emancipation are at the heart of George Bernard Shaw’s Mrs Warren’s Profession. As Sarah Giles, the director of the new Sydney Theatre Company production, tells Garrett Bithell, 120 years hasn’t changed much.