Joel Creasey is one of Australia’s rising queer stars, and he’s shining brightly as a young, talented, and pretty down-to-earth comedian. He chats with Tim Hunter about his new show, The Drama Captain, his fourth show to feature in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in as many years.

Our theatre writer Peter Burdon looks at the highs and highers of an amazing 2013 Adelaide Fringe and Festival.

Rising young comedian Joel Creasey has returned to Adelaide with his brand new show The Drama Captain.

Organisers of Victoria’s 18th annual Pride March are gearing up for a big turnout at this years event, following the inclement weather that plagued the march in 2012 and cost the organisation over $20,000.

Not many comedians have forged comedy careers from a social media account impersonating Rhonda Burchmore, but that’s exactly how one third of comedy trio Twunks (past tense of twinks), did. Lana Wilson spoke with funny twunk Thomas Jaspers about gay life in the middle ages.

Alex Dunkin and Peter Burdon go over a few of the highlights of this year’s Feast Festival.

Joel Creasey made his return to the Feast Festival stage last night with his show Naked.

Rising star on the Australian comedy scene Joel Creasey is bringing his hit show Naked to the 2012 Feast Festival. He spoke to Peter Burdon.

Three more top Australian comedians have signed up for Sydney Pride Festival’s first ever Great Debate that will be a fundraiser for ACON.

From an outsider’s perspective, it seems the number of young gay comedians on the scene is growing at an exponential rate. Are there really many? Is it just a coincidence? Is it the age of gay comic, or just the age of the comic? Garrett Bithell canvasses the thoughts of Tom Ballard, Joel Creasey, Rhys Nicholson and Craig Hill.