Kisschasy’s Darren Cordeux Finds His Way Home On ‘The Terrors Of Comfort’

Hannah Story, Journalist

Features / Arts
Cal Wilson & Cassie Workman
Cassie Workman & Cal Wilson: Two Comedians Telling Stories That Connect People
Ahead of their runs at Brisbane Festival, Cassie Workman and Cal Wilson talk to Hannah Story about how they love stories.
Features / Music
Paul Dempsey Still Cracks Up At The Memory Of 2012 Hashtag Fail #Susanalbumparty
'Gagging For It' makes Hannah Story feel better about all the terrible things that make her laugh. This week she talks to Paul Dempsey.
Features / Arts
Bryony Kimmings On Turning Taboo Life Experiences Into Performance Art
Performance artist Bryony Kimmings talks to Hannah Story about ripping her heart open on stage night after night with her new show 'I’m A Phoenix, Bitch'.
Features / Arts
How Writer Yve Blake Turned Directioners Into The Subjects Of Theatre With A Capital A T
Writer and actor Yve Blake chats to Hannah Story about just how hard it is being a teen girl.
Features / Music
'I Just Became A Shell Of Myself': The Path To Montaigne's Second Album
Art-pop singer-songwriter Montaigne, aka Jess Cerro, talks to Hannah Story about finding the strength to overcome burnout and write her second album, 'Complex'.
Features / Arts
Director Adena Jacobs On The Modern Horror Of Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’
Director Adena Jacobs speaks to Hannah Story about the myth of 'Titus Andronicus'.
Features / Music
Playing Piano Every Day Fucks Up Ben Folds' Hands But He Always Finds A Way To Laugh About It
'Gagging For It' is an excuse for Hannah Story to talk to famous people, under the guise of asking about what makes them laugh.
Features / Music
Carrie Brownstein's Love Of 'The Bachelor' Might Make Sleater-Kinney Tour Australia
Carrie Brownstein of Sleater-Kinney talks to Hannah Story about showing off her body in her 40s, art as survival, and 'The Bachelor'.
Features / Film & TV
‘Les Norton’ Actor Hunter Page-Lochard On The Time He Literally Pissed Himself Laughing
Gagging For It is an excuse for Hannah Story to talk to people about what makes them laugh, and nothing else. This week: Hunter Page-Lochard.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Alvvays, Hatchie
"[I]t was the sound of tinnies cracked open, thighs peeled off bus seats and heat rising from the footpath."
Reviews / Arts
Lord Of The Flies
"It shouldn’t feel so exciting and provocative to see a line-up of young actors so diverse and talented, but it is." Pic by Zan Wimberley.
Features / Arts
Actress Eliza Scanlen On What Makes Her Laugh: Irony, Toilet Humour & Her Dad
Gagging For It picks apart the things that make us laugh. This week Hannah Story talks to 'Sharp Objects' actress Eliza Scanlen.
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