Easter is just around corner which means plenty of extra days for socialise and relax. Here, Queensland Pride rounds up the top events this Easter at your favourite gay venue. Compiled by Anthony Smith.

Celebrate the best of LGBTI cinema from around the world at the 13th Brisbane Queer Film Festival.

Casey Donovan talks to Andrew Shaw about her upcoming Mama Cass tribute show at Bennetts Lane.

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

Rogue Dance Entertainment is proud to present BIG Checkpoint Charlie @ TRAX.

Alistair Sutton talks to the talented Elizabeth Whitehouse about preparing for her role in Opera Queensland’s Macbeth.

Robert Dessaix’s 1998 collection of essays, And so forth, showed what an eclectic, probing mind this novelist, essayist, broadcaster and journalist has.

In his Bell Shakespeare debut, lauded actor Dan Spielman is playing the notorious Scottish general, Macbeth. He sits down with Garrett Bithell to talk about chemistry, swordplay, and how he’s making the role his own. 

A searing play about the homecoming of a courageous, adrenalin-addicted warzone photojournalist is getting its Australian premiere at Darlinghurst Theatre, writes Garrett Bithell. 

The Weir, which first opened in London in 1997 when its writer Conor McPherson was just 25, is, to be sure, a strange and beautiful beast. It spins it dark magic while having no plot to speak of beyond what transformations may take place due to the power of the spoken word.

Adelaide performer Charles Sanders is beginning to collect an assortment of awards for his works with the latest addition of Best in Fringe for Week 2 for Love Child from the Adelaide Critics Circle. He spoke to Alex Dunkin.

ADELAIDE: With 90-odd events in the Festival, and 900 or more in the Fringe, it’s been a busy month. Peter Burdon looks at some of the highlights of Mad March.

How often do we get to see multi award winning lesbian and gay films in Adelaide?

It’s election year in the US of A, and Presidential candidate Tina C is making a triumphant return to Melbourne. Peter Burdon spoke to Tina C and her manager, Christopher Green.

It’s been a few months since the doors closed at Neverwhere on Smith Street, Fitzroy, but the doors are about to slide open again under the venue’s new name, The 86.