The Racist Immigrants | Comedy Show Review
‘Racist’ and ‘immigrant’ are two words rarely put so closely together. It’s almost as though they are diametrically opposed whenever they’re mentioned. But in one of Sydney Fringe Festival 2024’s […]
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Big Nose, Big Dreams | Performance Review
A debut solo show from an Egyptian-Australian writer and comic who avoids the usual diaspora stories. Big Nose Big Dreams, aptly named for its target audience, was a debut one-man […]
Politica by Yumna Kassab | Book Review
The Politica is Not Personal Sometimes broken promises can be as harmful as a loaded gun. In times of social struggle, defining what constitutes violence can be difficult and fraught […]
Lessons Learned | InterGenerate Launch Event Review
Over nine months, Diversity Arts Australia has produced the InterGenerate Program, in which selected art mentees and mentors from culturally diverse backgrounds facilitated conversations and projects in their disciplines. Selected […]
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Sleeping Rough | Review of Through the Cracks
Who is Elaine Paton and why should you care about her story? She is you; she is me and she could be every woman. This is clear though her writing […]
Review: Chewing Gum Dreams
Review of Chewing Gum DreamsThe Old Fitzroy TheatreBy Michaela ColeDirected by Bernadette Fam20 January – 19 February 2022 Trigger Warning: Domestic violence, colourism, sexual assault, racism I’m the first audience […]
Review: 7 Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner
It had been less than twenty four hours prior to Darlinghurst Theatre opening their auditorium doors that so-called Australia rejoiced their genocidal colonial canon on the 26th. During her idiomatic […]
Artist Spotlight with Liza Moscatelli
Artist spotlight on multidisciplinary artist Liza Moscatelli, by Harpreet Dhillon.
Interview: Keana Aguila Labra
Butch interviews Keana Aguila Labra, editor of the international Filipinx femme literary magazine, Marias at Sampaguitas.
Art Review: Flowers and Fighter Jets
(Originally published in the exhibition booklet.) There’s anger in the eyes of the women Amani Haydar paints. There is strength and sadness as well, which by all accounts, is a reflection […]