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Lesbian Sex Diaries
 

A cheeky, audacious plunge into the wild terrain of lesbian sex, dating and fantasy.

Told through raw stories, unfiltered confessions, and our personal diary entries, this show pulls back the covers and invites you in a little deeper. 

Expect a messy, disorienting, and euphoric trip from two best friends with two very different experiences.

Come for the bed death. Stay for the ego death.

Lesbian sex and hallucinogens? The Venn diagram is a perfect circle.

Created and Performed by Rebel Lyons and Melody Rachel.

 

Event details

Venue: The Loading Dock, Qtopia Sydney
Bookings: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/lesbian-sex-diaries/
Start Date: Thursday 18 September 2025

 

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