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Asphyxia and her fan.
Queensland summers are hot but drag queen Asphyxia entertained during Alt. Sleigh by showcasing her handheld fan. Naturally, this made for some incredible camera moments. The results? Absolutely stunning!
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‘Invisible Boys’ is the queer ‘Looking for Alibrandi’ I needed as a teenager.
After watching the trailer for the upcoming Australian queer TV series 'Invisible Boys,' I felt intrigued by the novel that inspired it. While I may be considered old-fashioned, I've always preferred reading the book before watching the adaptation.
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Drag King trio Masc4Masc4Masc at Alt. Bimbo.
Recently, the Masc4Masc4Masc trio featuring Lord Sev, Archie Arsenic and Zelphia Mann hit the Alt. stage. The high-energy trio lit up the stage in more ways than one.
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‘Sasquatch Sunset’ is undeniably weird but also strangely beautiful.
I finally watched Sasquatch Sunset, and while it’s not for everyone, its 88 minutes of wordless grunts, bizarre imagery, and stunning wilderness make for a uniquely memorable experience.
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Dolly De Ville’s haunting performance at Alt.Bimbo
Dolly De Ville channels her inner weirdo with a pole dance performance inspired by the 1996 cult classic The Craft.
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Living out a childhood dream.
Facebook memories have a magical way of reminding us of past times. Today, they triggered a memory of living out a childhood dream precisely 8 years ago. It's a reminder that our dreams deserve to see the light of day, and we owe it to ourselves to make that happen.
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Madeline Glasseater as a Bride of Dracula
Alt recently hosted a Halloween-themed night featuring an incredible lineup of performances. One of the highlights was Madeline Glasseater’s act, inspired by Francis Ford Coppola’s film adaptation of Dracula.
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Iman Inawig at Alt. Queerdom
Take a moment to sit in awe of the beauty that is Iman Inawig. Everyone needs a bit of Iman in their lives!
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As 2024 draws to a close…
As 2024 draws to a close, I can’t help but feel overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible journey this year has been.
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Thank you, John Marsden.
Hearing about the passing of Australian author John Marsden today hits me deeply. He was the first author whose books made me so excited that I would wait outside a bookstore on release day, counting down the seconds to get my hands on his latest work.
