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Juicy Riot

Award-winning theatre babes, prolific music makers & notorious bisexuals Kala Gare and Victoria Falconer are throwing a high-femme-fronted, queer-as-fuck variety extravaganza!

Celebrating the close of QTopia’s Pride season with a thirst-quenching lineup of guest acts serving music, cabaret, performance art and pure heart-starting joy. And you KNOW we gonna dance. Come drink it up.

Event details

Venue: The Eternity Playhouse
Bookings: https://tickets.qtopiasydney.com.au/Events/Juicy-Riot
Start Date: Monday 29 June 2026

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