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Tiger Queen: Queer Lunar New Year Cabaret

A ridiculously camp mini-festival with a live lion dance ceremony, drag and hot vegan street food
  • Things to do, Fairs and festivals
Alannah Le Cross
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Time Out says

A ferocious line up of Sydney’s best queer Asian performers are putting on a night to remember to initiate the Year of the Tiger, and all friends and allies are welcome. 

Marrickville’s kitschy indie theatre the Red Rattler will be transformed into a jungle paradise for a one-night-only celebration where you can let out your inner tigress on Saturday, February 5. 

Hosted by Malaysian-born artist and musician Dyan Tai, Tiger Queen will be a Covid-safe sit-down cabaret with drag, music, burlesque, pole dancing, and aerial acrobatics. Oh my! Get in early to witness a live lion dance ceremony and eat up some hot vegan street food. 

Supported by the Inner West Council, this is an AUSLAN interpreted event with wheelchair access. Tickets are $30, or $20 for concessions, and you can snap yours up here.

Follow @worshipqueercollective on Instagram for more event details. 

Want more? Check out all the best ways to celebrate Lunar New Year in Sydney.

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Price:
$20-$30
Opening hours:
Sat 8pm-late
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