Feast review: Brendan Goh – People Like Us

Brendan Goh is an insightful and witty emerging comedian who amplifies the voices of queer Asian communities.

Feast review: Lesbian Love Stories

These ‘local lesbians’, as they call themselves, use humour, sensitivity and an iconic songbook to tell true stories of queer love from around the globe.

Comedian Brendan Goh: 'At the end of the day, it is just me telling my story. That’s how I heal and how I move on.' Photo: supplied

Why Brendan Goh is hooked on stand-up

Brendan Goh’s first attempt at stand-up left him despairing that he wasn’t ‘Kathy Griffin funny’, but after finding the courage to try again and tell his own story, the Malaysian-born gay comedian has found his groove.

‘Feast offers people an opportunity to tell their story’

Attending her first Picnic in the Park at Feast Festival was like a homecoming for Tish Naughton. Now, 16 years later, she is spearheading a push to breathe new life into South Australia’s annual queer arts and culture celebration.

Green Room: Guitars, pop stars and a novel coup

SA arts and culture news in brief: A pick and mix for guitar fans this weekend, get set for SALA, new music festival promises killer pop and death drops, work-in-progress showings shed light on Vitalstatistix’s untold history, submissions sought for 2024 Fringe poster design, and which book is currently most in-demand in SA’s libraries.