We all know Carla from Bankstown as the sassy Queen of social media, TikTok influencer, star of Celebrity Apprentice and the comedic personal assistant of NSW Premiere Gladys Berejiklian but now meet the very talanted man behind the character, Benjahmin James who is also equally as fasinating.
We all know Carla from Bankstown as the sassy Queen of social media, TikTok influencer, star of Celebrity Apprentice and the comedic personal assistant of NSW Premiere Gladys Berejiklian but now meet the very talanted man behind the character, Benjahmin James who is also equally as fasinating.
We all know Carla from Bankstown as the sassy Queen of social media, TikTok influencer, star of Celebrity Apprentice and the comedic personal assistant of NSW Premiere Gladys Berejiklian but now meet the very talanted man behind the character, Benjahmin James who is also equally as fasinating.
We all know Carla from Bankstown as the sassy Queen of social media, TikTok influencer, star of Celebrity Apprentice and the comedic personal assistant of NSW Premiere Gladys Berejiklian but now meet the very talanted man behind the character, Benjahmin James who is also equally as fasinating.
Shannon Molloy is an award-winning journalist and author with more than a decade of experience working for major media outlets spanning print, digital and publishing. Shannon is the 2020 recipient of Journalist of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards.
His debut book Fourteen, a memoir about growing up gay in regional Queensland, is a critically acclaimed bestseller that is now being adapted for the screen. Fourteen is this generation’s Holding the Man – a moving coming-of-age story.
Shannon also contributes to various charity organisations, including as convenor of the annual Clare Atkinson Memorial Scholarship for journalism at The University of Queensland.
Fourteen is showing at QPAC Brisbane. Grab tickets now – they’re selling fast! https://qpac.com.au/event/bf_shake_stir_fourteen_22/
Fourteen the book now available @ Darlinghurst bookshop 15% off limited time.
httphttps://www.thebookshop.com.au/books/gay-men/life-stories/memoirs/fourteen/
Shannon Molloy @ http://www.shannonmolloy.com/
If this story has raise any questions for you, please remember help is available 24/7 anonymous and free peer support service for people wanting to talk about sexuality, gender, bodies and all sorts of queer stuff. www.qlife.org.au
Shannon Molloy is an award-winning journalist and author with more than a decade of experience working for major media outlets spanning print, digital and publishing. Shannon is the 2020 recipient of Journalist of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards.
His debut book Fourteen, a memoir about growing up gay in regional Queensland, is a critically acclaimed bestseller that is now being adapted for the screen. Fourteen is this generation’s Holding the Man – a moving coming-of-age story.
Shannon also contributes to various charity organisations, including as convenor of the annual Clare Atkinson Memorial Scholarship for journalism at The University of Queensland.
Fourteen is showing at QPAC Brisbane. Grab tickets now – they’re selling fast! https://qpac.com.au/event/bf_shake_stir_fourteen_22/
Fourteen the book now available @ Darlinghurst bookshop 15% off limited time.
httphttps://www.thebookshop.com.au/books/gay-men/life-stories/memoirs/fourteen/
Shannon Molloy @ http://www.shannonmolloy.com/
If this story has raise any questions for you, please remember help is available 24/7 anonymous and free peer support service for people wanting to talk about sexuality, gender, bodies and all sorts of queer stuff. www.qlife.org.au
Shannon Molloy is an award-winning journalist and author with more than a decade of experience working for major media outlets spanning print, digital and publishing. Shannon is the 2020 recipient of Journalist of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards.
His debut book Fourteen, a memoir about growing up gay in regional Queensland, is a critically acclaimed bestseller that is now being adapted for the screen. Fourteen is this generation’s Holding the Man – a moving coming-of-age story.
Shannon also contributes to various charity organisations, including as convenor of the annual Clare Atkinson Memorial Scholarship for journalism at The University of Queensland.
Fourteen is showing at QPAC Brisbane. Grab tickets now – they’re selling fast! https://qpac.com.au/event/bf_shake_stir_fourteen_22/
Fourteen the book now available @ Darlinghurst bookshop 15% off limited time.
httphttps://www.thebookshop.com.au/books/gay-men/life-stories/memoirs/fourteen/
Shannon Molloy @ http://www.shannonmolloy.com/
If this story has raise any questions for you, please remember help is available 24/7 anonymous and free peer support service for people wanting to talk about sexuality, gender, bodies and all sorts of queer stuff. www.qlife.org.au
Shannon Molloy is an award-winning journalist and author with more than a decade of experience working for major media outlets spanning print, digital and publishing. Shannon is the 2020 recipient of Journalist of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards.
His debut book Fourteen, a memoir about growing up gay in regional Queensland, is a critically acclaimed bestseller that is now being adapted for the screen. Fourteen is this generation’s Holding the Man – a moving coming-of-age story.
Shannon also contributes to various charity organisations, including as convenor of the annual Clare Atkinson Memorial Scholarship for journalism at The University of Queensland.
Fourteen is showing at QPAC Brisbane. Grab tickets now – they’re selling fast! https://qpac.com.au/event/bf_shake_stir_fourteen_22/
Fourteen the book now available @ Darlinghurst bookshop 15% off limited time.
httphttps://www.thebookshop.com.au/books/gay-men/life-stories/memoirs/fourteen/
Shannon Molloy @ http://www.shannonmolloy.com/
If this story has raise any questions for you, please remember help is available 24/7 anonymous and free peer support service for people wanting to talk about sexuality, gender, bodies and all sorts of queer stuff. www.qlife.org.au
Shannon Molloy is an award-winning journalist and author with more than a decade of experience working for major media outlets spanning print, digital and publishing. Shannon is the 2020 recipient of Journalist of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards.
His debut book Fourteen, a memoir about growing up gay in regional Queensland, is a critically acclaimed bestseller that is now being adapted for the screen. Fourteen is this generation’s Holding the Man – a moving coming-of-age story.
Shannon also contributes to various charity organisations, including as convenor of the annual Clare Atkinson Memorial Scholarship for journalism at The University of Queensland.
Fourteen is showing at QPAC Brisbane. Grab tickets now – they’re selling fast! https://qpac.com.au/event/bf_shake_stir_fourteen_22/
Fourteen the book now available @ Darlinghurst bookshop 15% off limited time.
httphttps://www.thebookshop.com.au/books/gay-men/life-stories/memoirs/fourteen/
Shannon Molloy @ http://www.shannonmolloy.com/
If this story has raise any questions for you, please remember help is available 24/7 anonymous and free peer support service for people wanting to talk about sexuality, gender, bodies and all sorts of queer stuff. www.qlife.org.au
As Sydney’s only Lebanese, lesbian, ex-Jehovah’s Witness, comedian, Naomi Mourra grew up as a door-knocking Jehovah’s Witness and closeted lesbian to Lebanese parents in the 1980s in Cabramatta, Sydney, Australia.
Naomi is your gateway woman to chicks, chickpeas, cults and culture.
Her solo shows, An Open Book, debuted in 2018.
An Open Book, Naomi explores her own anecdotes as well as some of the Biblical stories you may (or may not) know and what lessons our modern world can learn from them. Like why you shouldn’t turn around, why seeds must never be spilled and why it’s really important to be articulate in a registry office.
She’s been around the block a few times and knows that when opportunity comes knocking, sometimes it’s best to pretend you’re not home and that for every door that closes another also closes.
“Laughed out loud! It was like someone holding up a mirror – which they so rarely do!” – God
Naomi who has performed in London and Sydney. She is the co-founder and co-producer of What She Said, the only weekly all women’s comedy night in Sydney. She is also in the improv troupe Shut Up Darryl, and has performed at The Factory Theatre and the Belvoir. She has trained at LMA and Second City Chicago.
Naomi NEXT show Work Hacks From The Holy Book is at the Factory Theatre, Marrickville part of the Sydney Fringe Comedy Festival 2022.
Dates are Wednesday 14 and Friday 16 September 2022 @7pm
Buy tickets from https://aucentury.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/76531
