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Sydney arts venue fight turns on 1848 law
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Sydney queer arts space shut over offensive trade claim

Heaps Gay says the landlords shut the venue soon after opening, despite grant support and public protests.

The Divine Playhouse, a queer arts space housed in a de-sanctified church in Sydney, was shut down after the landlords behind 420 Kent Street said it was engaging in offensive trade. The venue had just opened with NSW Arts Minister John Graham attending, alongside Christian protesters outside.

The Divine Playhouse
Venue
Sydney
Location
420 Kent Street
Landlord
NSW Arts Minister John Graham attended
Opening

Why it mattersThe dispute could affect how property owners use offensive-trade rules against arts and community groups.

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