Sarah Jane Justice, a diamond in the rough
The name that seems to be on everyone’s lips is Sarah Jane Justice. As an award-winning spoken word performer, prose writer, poet, and musician, she’s a quadruple threat. Whether her…
Author: Tanner Muller
Tanner is a queer writer and editor who largely focuses on storytelling, interviews, and creative industry reviews. His work has been published in GLAM Adelaide, Verse Magazine, Kill Your Stereo, and YEWTH. He also performs spoken word and has been a feature spot at numerous events across the state. Having recently completed his Honours degree in Creative Writing, Tanner is currently navigating the local industry. When he's not selling second-hand items at his retail job, you can find him typing a new story, or speaking his words at an open mic.
Review: Petty Bitches
In their triumphant return to the Adelaide Fringe, critically acclaimed duo Tash York and Boo Dwyer are here to embrace our inner pettiness in an hour-long conference of infectious musical…
Review: Queer House Rules!
Expectations were high for Guy Henderson’s playwriting debut with theatrical production Queer House Rules! While settling into your seat at the Rumpus venue, the anticipation builds. You cannot help but…
Review: The Book of Faz
Praise his name and hallelujah! In the debut of his one-man show, Tasmanian theatre maker Michael Fazackerley takes his audience on a comedic journey through time as he exposes his…
Review: Horrendous
Life is supposed to be a balancing act. But, it can be difficult when the negatives outweigh the positives—when the light at the end of the tunnel seems dim. Even…
Review: Confessions from the Bell Jar
Sylvia Plath is one of the most revered poets of the twentieth century. When reading her work, you notice how she’s able to capture what is sometimes hidden in the…
This drag witch is bringing a touch of sorcery to the Adelaide Fringe
Double, double toil and trouble. There’s a witch in our midst and they’re casting a spell on this year’s Adelaide Fringe festival. While they don’t carry a broomstick or (likely)…