Siza Sibanda takes a look at how our LGBT brothers and sisters fare on the African Continent.

Kane Alexander returns to Adelaide with his first ever solo show. He spoke with Peter Burdon.

The play War Horse is coming to Melbourne in December. As tickets go on sale, Andrew Shaw talks to one of the men who breathes life into its hero, Joey.

Michael Magnusson catches up with the star of the musical Sunset Boulevard.

Gay men looking to start a family may find fostering unsatisfactory and adoption simply impossible. The alternative is surrogacy, and ahead of Australia’s first national surrogacy conference in May, Andrew Shaw explores the legal, ethical and emotional implications of this complex process.

Andrew Shaw talks to one of the cast members of Naked Boys Singing about what it takes to bare your all on stage while you sing your heart out.

Wills Logue from Gay Men’s Health examines the roles LGBTI people have played in our defence forces.

This May marks the 40th anniversary since the death of Adelaide University law lecturer Dr George Duncan and the beginning of decriminalising homosexuality in Australia.

Independent Theatre’s Rob Croser revisits a royal peculiar in Jean Anouilh’s Becket. He spoke to Peter Burdon.

ADELAIDE: Peter Burdon spoke to Richard Laidlaw about a life in the limelight and the wild ride that has been the fabulous Rochelle, celebrating 25 years on the stage.

Alex Dunkin looks at the state of play in South Australia regarding same-sex marriage.

ADELAIDE: Ron Hughes talks to Vonni about her latest project, the Big Gay Arvo at the Colonel Light Hotel.

Home grown legend Brett Haylock ran away to join the circus, and ten years later he’s still living the dream.

The circus-cum-cabaret smash hit Soap makes its Adelaide debut in the Fringe. Peter Burdon spoke to company member Michael Lanphear.

Australian Dance Theatre premieres its new work Proximity in the Adelaide Festival. Peter Burdon spoke to dancer Daniel Jaber.