Uni’s queer students on show
The University of Sydney has a rich history of revues — comedic productions made up of sketches, songs, short films and snappy one-liners. This year the university will hold its first ever Queer Revue, a revue produced by queer and queer-friendly students. The revue aims to harness the enormous and widely varied talents of queer students, from acting, dancing and singing to set and costume design, makeup and hair, composing and performing or writing skills. It’ll be held at the Seymour Centre from August 25-28, 8pm each night.
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