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Introducing the daughter of the moon, Evana De Lune.
This Lizard Queen was created for the sheer purpose of your viewing pleasure. Inspiring queer panic across Melbourne and the world is one of Evana’s many pastimes. As a classically trained dancer, her fetishes for the finer things in life thrusted her towards the rhinestoned art of burlesque. Evana is here to remind you of your deepest desires and bring completeness to your cravings.
This glameleon will show you how naturally she can shed her clothes as if it were her own skin.
Urvi Majumdar is a comedian, writer, actor and producer. She has performed to sold-out crowds at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Melbourne Fringe Festival, Emerging Writer's festival and Melbourne Writers’ Festival.
In 2019 Urvi was selected for the inaugural StandUP! grant, awarded by the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in collaboration with Premier Daniel Andrews. In 2022, Urvi will perform her first solo show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, titled Urvi Went to an All Girls' School.
You can see Urvi in Channel 9's comedy series Metrosexual and hear her often in guest spots on Triple R Radio. Urvi is a regular writer for Channel 10’s The Project. Urvi is also a Creative Producer for Footscray Community Arts where she programs Creative Workshops, the Footscray Laughs series and their new schools program.
Tali Polichtuk is a writer and programmer. She is also the founder & editor of Sissy Screens, a digital magazine dedicated to queer screen culture.
Vyshnavee Wijekumar is freelance writer and culture critic of Sri Lankan Tamil heritage. She has pieces published in The Age, The Monthly, The Saturday Paper, The Big Issue, Refinery29 Australia and ABC Everyday. She is also on the board of the Melbourne Women in Film Festival and the fortnightly film reviewer for Triple R Breakfasters. She's passionate about pop culture, reality TV, stories about women and migrant stories.
Anna Piper Scott is a Perth-born, Melbourne-based stand-up comedian with over 10 years of experience across Australia. She’s a trans woman of remarkable wit and social insight, a skilled writer and bold performer. She’s a guaranteed highlight of every festival she’s a part of, whether hosting comedy line-ups, cabaret shows and game shows, or performing solo.
Anna is best known for her solo show Queer & Present Danger, which she performed at the Melbourne Fringe 2019, to rave reviews and sold out crowds, and for which she earned a nomination for Best Comedy. At the Fringe at the Edge of the World 2020 in Hobart, Anna performed to full houses, got nominated for Best Comedy and Best Solo and won Best of the Fest. Before all of that, Anna was half of the Golden Gibbo nominated and critically acclaimed MICF smash-hit show Almost Lesbians, which she created with my comedy partner Sophie Joske.
Anna was featured in Joanne Brookfield’s book No Apologies with the likes of Wendy Harmer, Denise Scott, Geraldine Hickey, Felicity Ward and Fiona O’Loughlin, and she’s also shared the stage with comedy greats such as Wil Anderson, Judith Lucy and Cal Wilson.