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Pride Fest Gala Performance

Step into a dazzling night of unforgettable entertainment at the Pride Fest Gala, a high-energy celebration at The Eternity Theatre.

Featuring electrifying performers across every genre, this spectacular fundraiser fuels the future of queer storytelling - so you can celebrate, connect, and make a lasting impact, all in one incredible night.

Hosted by Justin Hill.

Featuring:

- Kala Gare and Victoria Falconer (Juicy Riot)

- Skank Sinatra (Skank Sinatra: The Name on Everybody's Lips)

- Karma Dance (Temple of Desire)

- The Cast of Nails the Musical: The Concert

- Phoebe Rodger (Phoebs, You're a Lesbian)

- Philippa Lynas (The Eleven O'Clock Hour)

- John Milligan (Big Gay Piano Bar)

- Matt Hawke (Beautiful Lies)

- Ruth Strutt and Michael Curtain (Possession)

- The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Choir

and more!

Event details

Venue: The Eternity Playhouse
Bookings: https://tickets.qtopiasydney.com.au/Events/Pride-Fest-Gala-Performance
Start Date: Tuesday 02 June 2026

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