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Details: 01 February 2008

Your Life As A Dyke is the pseudo, kinda, sorta sequel to My Life as a Dyke, conceived, ‘written’ and performed by two young talents, Nik Willmott and Rachel Forgasz.

Details: 31 January 2008

As a dark and disturbing performance that poses difficult questions about victims and aggressors, Aalst succeeds wonderfully.

Details: 31 January 2008

Steven Dawson, has written a very witty, intelligent and entertaining work with The Boy on the Beach

Details: 29 January 2008

A Tribute to Poppins utilises a boy’s passion for musicals as a vehicle to explore the challenges of adolescence and uncovering one’s sexuality

Details: 29 January 2008

The Tragical Life of Cheeseboy | Slingsby

The doors open and the crowd is directed into a dark space towards a tent with a warm glow. On reaching the tent the audience steps into another world.

Details: 28 January 2008

What makes Porcelain so interesting is the fact that the central character, a gay Asian man, is not just the victim, but also the perpetrator.

Details: 27 January 2008

Much Ado About Nothing | Sydney Shakespeare Festival

Much Ado About Nothing, essentially, was and is the When Harry met Sally of the late 16th & early 17th centuries

Details: 27 January 2008

A quick glance around the room revealed spellbound young faces, sometimes agape, but most striking were the beams of mothers and sundry adults, clearly transported, through the mists and delusions of nostalgia, deep into the magical nether-world of naivete

Your Life As A Dyke

Aalst | National Theatre of Scotland

The Boy On The Beach | Out Cast Theatre

A Tribute to Poppins | Jonathan Cook

The Tragical Life of Cheeseboy | Slingsby

Porcelain | La Mama

Much Ado About Nothing | Sydney Shakespeare Festival

A Year With Frog and Toad | Ensemble Theatre