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Leigh Andrew Hill

Leigh is a co-editor of OUTinPerth. He also works in the higher education sector.

REVIEW: C.D. is everything

C.D. | Laneway Lounge | Jan 31 | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★  Gendermess Productions 'C.D.' is a minimalist showcase of drag performance by local artists Ginava and Vaboux. The show...

Perth duo de-Disney 'Sleeping Beauty' for Fringe World

Perth performing artists Ian Sinclair and Renee Newman are reimagining the tale of Sleeping Beauty for an all-new show at Fringe World. The show...

Fat Freddy's Drop live to play live

Soul shakers Fat Freddy's Drop are gearing up to head back to Perth for a stellar show at the Red Hill Auditorium. Graeme Watson...

Review: The Birdcage – Boylesque Edition

The Birdcage: Boylesque Edition | Empyrean | Until Feb 21 | ★ ★  Twisted Vaudeville Circus flip traditional gender roles upside-down in their all-male revue, The Birdcage: Boylesque Edition. Hosted in the...

Abbott tells US anti-gay group to leave marriage undamaged

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has spoken to a collection of over 100 delegates of the Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative organisation based in New York. Mr...

REVIEW: Snake/Bad Adam delves deep

Snake / Bad Adam | The Blue Room Theatre | Jan 27 – 30 | ★ ★ ★  Melbourne-based artist Dosh Luckwell's two part performance 'Snake/Bad Adam' is...

Nationals Senator will vote no on marriage equality despite plebiscite

Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie has joined her voice with Liberal Senators Eric Abetz and Cory Bernardi, vowing to vote no on marriage equality legislation despite...

Talkin’ ‘Bout Bad Gays

Toby Halligan describes himself as a “bad gay”. The up-and-coming comic and writer for Channel Ten’s ‘The Project’ is the socks-and-sandals kind of dude,...

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