France
Since completing my Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) at Curtin University, Australia in 2013, I have been working as a freelance journalist for publications such as X-Press Magazine, The Music, The Western Independent, and writing on my own blog, Gin in a Teacup. Much of my experience lies in the areas of music and fashion journalism, however I am always eager to write about as many different topics as possible!
I can promise personable, accurate work delivered on time and to an impeccable standard.
In 2016 I made the move from Perth, Australia to Paris, France and am currently working on a blog about my experience as an expat.
Please do not hesitate me through [email protected] if you are interested in working together.
Fremantle Arts Centre's eerie, gothic façade may not be too intimidating by day, but by night its macabre beginnings as a lunatic asylum for the criminally insane are revealed. Voices are heard echoing down the hall, unexplainable cold spots are discovered, and you might feel a cold hand gripping your shoulder...
Even before I moved to Paris - where pretty much every woman's skin looks incredible, even with the sparse amounts of makeup they seem to use - I realised I had to develop some kind of skin care routine.
It takes a brave man to pull a show in WA the night of the Dockers' first grand final, but Illy still drew a decent crowd of young Aussie hip hop fans on his first headlining tour. After dragging themselves...
BURLESQUE THE TEA(SE) PARTY Del Parel Speigeltent Review: Tara Lloyd The best way to describe The Tea(se) Party is that it's the best bachelorette party you've never been to. Serving up sassy burlesque dancers along with more traditional high tea delights, the ladies at Sugar Blue Burlesque have created a visual and literal treat.
The Chronicles of Burlesque Del Parel Spiegeltent Review: Tara Lloyd As I joined the queue that snaked around the Del Parel Spiegeltent in anticipation of Sugar Blue Burlesque's latest show, I was astounded by just how popular the art of the tease has become in little old Perth.
TARA LLOYD December 11, 2013 The Watusi. The Chicken. The Mashed Potato. If these terms mean nothing to you, you're probably not familiar with the world of Go-go dancing. Not to be confused with Burlesque or exotic dancing, Go-go is a throwback to the 1960s, and it's experiencing a resurgence in Perth.