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Queer festival’s lease cancelled under obscure 18th century law

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By The Sydney Morning Herald
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A prominent queer arts venue in Sydney faces unexpected closure after its landlord invoked an obscure 18th-century legal provision to terminate the lease. Divine Playhouse, known for hosting LGBTQ+ cultural events and performances, must vacate within days. The organization is now actively seeking alternative premises within Sydney's central business district to continue its mission of supporting queer artists and community programming in an increasingly challenging real estate environment.

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Queer festival’s lease cancelled under obscure 18th century law
Queer festival’s lease cancelled under obscure 18th century law

Days out from eviction, Divine Playhouse has put a call out for a new home in the Sydney CBD.
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