

Sydney Fringe Festival returns to Sydney in September and brings with it a variety of outrageous and camp shows all across the city.

There have been 31 ticketed events and more than 2,550 tickets sold across the Piano Bar nights, community showcases and cabaret events.

The leadership team will join representatives from the Mardi Gras board in Amsterdam from July 25 to August 8, participating in events like the Canal

Divine Playhouse has been evicted from 420 Kent Street after landlords invoked an 1842 colonial-era law banning “offensive trade” to end its lease.

Support for Sydney queer venue Divine Playhouse grows after its forced closure, with a rally planned for Kent Street and backing from NSW Arts Minister

Divine Playhouse founder Kat Dopper breaks her silence after the Sydney queer venue’s closure, revealing the legal fight ahead to bring it back for the

A new petition backs Divine Playhouse after the Sydney queer venue was served a breach notice following opening night protests by conservative Christian groups.

Kat Dopper’s Divine Playhouse has been served a breach notice by owners KCSYD after protests from right-wing Christian groups over the queer venue’s former-church location

Divine Playhouse opened in a former Kent Street church amid Christian group protests, who are now pushing to strip its NSW Government funding.













Sydney Fringe Festival returns to Sydney in September and brings with it a variety of outrageous and camp shows all across the city.

Hospitality group Odd Culture will assume operations of The Imperial Hotel as part of a new partnership with Universal Hotels which will include a $5M redevelopment.

There have been 31 ticketed events and more than 2,550 tickets sold across the Piano Bar nights, community showcases and cabaret events.

The leadership team will join representatives from the Mardi Gras board in Amsterdam from July 25 to August 8, participating in events like the Canal Parade, the Rainbow Markets and presenting at the Human Rights Conference.

Divine Playhouse has been evicted from 420 Kent Street after landlords invoked an 1842 colonial-era law banning “offensive trade” to end its lease.

Support for Sydney queer venue Divine Playhouse grows after its forced closure, with a rally planned for Kent Street and backing from NSW Arts Minister John Graham and other political figures.