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Delta Goodrem Takes Flight: Eurovision's Most Unforgettable Moment

Delta Goodrem Takes Flight: Eurovision's Most Unforgettable Moment

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Delta Goodrem Takes Flight: Eurovision's Most Unforgettable Moment

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-8g4hi-1ac1c15 Join Noel Anderson in a live outdoor episode from Alma Park as he celebrates Delta Goodrem’s breathtaking aerial performance at Eurovision. He explores how the spectacle captured Australia’s love for big, theatrical moments and turned a stunt into an emotional metaphor for confidence and defiance. With humour and affection, Noel reflects on…

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Sammy and Dave: One Night, Two Men, and the Things We Don’t Say

Some stories arrive fully formed. Others creep in sideways, tapping you on the shoulder. “Sammy and Dave” is one of those pieces. It’s the story of two bisexual men who rendezvous in a Paris hotel room. It’s about the tension between who we are and who we pretend to be, and how a single night can hold a lifetime of longing, regret, and possibility. Sammy and Dave don’t fall in love. They don’t…

Sammy and Dave: One Night, Two Men, and the Things We Don’t Say

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The Glass Menagerie Returns: Memory, Queerness, and a Fragile Kind of Hope

The Glass Menagerie Returns: Memory, Queerness, and a Fragile Kind of Hope

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The Glass Menagerie Returns: Memory, Queerness, and a Fragile Kind of Hope

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ts8ke-1ab66d5 In this episode of ’15 Mins of Fame,’ we review Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2026 staging of Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie, a memory play sharpened with a contemporary, queer-tinged edge. The episode examines how direction, design and standout performances bring fresh life to this American stage classic, reminding us why Williams’s…

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The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams - Review

“I didn’t go to the moon, I went much further—for time is the longest distance between two places.” – Tom Wingfield Long before it became an American classic, The Glass Menagerie was Tennessee Williams rewriting his own history. Premiering in 1944, it introduced the Wingfields—characters drawn so closely from his real mother and sister that the line between memory and invention almost…

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams - Review

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Dark Victory

Dark Victory explores friendship, sacrifice, and the painful art of letting go. Carol Butler, a children’s author searching for purpose after a devastating loss, volunteers with the Community Service Network and meets Warren Clark — a gay florist living with HIV. Their friendship becomes the centre of her life until an unexpected chance for Carol to have a child unsettles their bond and shifts…

Dark Victory

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The Deb: Rebel Wilson’s Bold First Step into Musical Filmmaking

The Deb: Rebel Wilson’s Bold First Step into Musical Filmmaking

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The Deb: Rebel Wilson’s Bold First Step into Musical Filmmaking

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-wndcr-1a9c33e Rebel Wilson makes her directorial debut with The Deb, a feel‑good Australian musical about a Sydney influencer dumped into her cousin’s rural hometown and the small‑town obsession with a deb ball. But what should you expect — pop‑driven numbers, warm performances from the cast, maybe even a score that sticks in your head. We review The Deb, a…

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Inside the Bubble (Feat. Dr Hubble)

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-y62s7-1a8b4be This episode is unashamedly about bubbles — why, you ask? Because we’ve got Dr Hubble, and the man knows more about bubbles than most people have had bubble baths. On Inside the Bubble for Noel Anderson’s 15 Minutes of Fame, he talks through the tricks of the trade, slips in a little science, and keeps the conversation bubbling along. Dr Hubble…

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Inside the Bubble (Feat. Dr Hubble)

Inside the Bubble (Feat. Dr Hubble)

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Billy Loves Cha Cha Forever! 💔

Billy Loves Cha Cha Forever! Set in the neon-soaked heart of Kings Cross, Sydney, 1968, this whip-smart three-hander dives into a world of hustlers, showgirls, and the queer undercurrent that shaped a generation. When glamorous Cha Cha collides with young Billy in the infamous Boom Boom Room, sparks fly — but the Cross has its own dangerous rhythm. Local pimp Louis drags them into a game of cat…

Billy Loves Cha Cha Forever! 💔

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Summer of the Seventeenth Doll - A Classic Reviewed

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll - A Classic Reviewed

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West Gate on Stage: Nostalgia, Tragedy, and Melbourne’s Defining Disaster

West Gate on Stage: Nostalgia, Tragedy, and Melbourne’s Defining Disaster

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West Gate on Stage: Nostalgia, Tragedy, and Melbourne’s Defining Disaster

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-gna4y-1a6e516 In this episode, we review Melbourne Theatre Company’s West Gate. A 1970s-set drama that balances warm camaraderie, blokey humour and the constant threat of danger beneath the unfinished West Gate Bridge. With strong ensemble performances and an imposing industrial set, the production captures both the spirit of the workers and the looming…

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Harlequin Creative Ink ✍️ Book Shop Launch 🚀

Ideas that linger and stories that bite! I’ve been quietly working away behind the scenes for a while — shaping stories, fixing commas, second‑guessing myself, and then pushing forward anyway. Today, something finally clicked into place. I’ve opened my own online book shop, and it’s called Harlequin Creative Ink. It’s not a flashy launch. It feels more like opening the door to a spare room —…

Harlequin Creative Ink ✍️ Book Shop Launch 🚀

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West Gate at Sumner Theatre - Review

West Gate at Sumner Theatre - Review