Queer Hub At Sydney Fringe Festival
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Sydney Fringe Festival returns in spring with an explosion of unexpected! Since 2010, the Festival has been painting the town pink every September, and this year, it’s introducing the first-ever Queer Hub at the vibrant Qtopia Sydney. Presented by QNews, the Queer Hub celebrates and showcases the incredible talent of LGBTQIA+ artists, performers, and storytellers. For over a decade, Sydney Fringe has carved out spaces for Sydney’s diverse artistic community, many of whom identify as queer. The Queer Hub is the next exciting chapter in this mission! Â
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The Queer Hub is set to become a cornerstone of the Sydney Fringe Festival, providing a dedicated space for LGBTQIA+ talent to shine. This vibrant hub will feature an exciting lineup of 12 shows across theatre, cabaret and comedy. Each show features authentic voices, weaving together a rich tapestry of stories that reflect the joy and complexity of queer life. From heartfelt dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, Queer Hub is a space where artists can explore their identities, share their stories, and connect with audiences on a deeply personal level.Â
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A highlight of the program includes the winner of the Sydney Fringe Exchange Award at Hollywood Fringe Festival 2023, Laser Webber’s A Shark Ate My Penis: A History of Boys Like Me, a one-person comedy about the history of trans men.Â
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Explore the program and book your tickets!
When? 3-28 September
Where? Qtopia Sydney
Tickets? Explore the full program here
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