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Former Sydney church turned LGBTQ+ arts venue weighs legal action after landlord orders it to stop ‘offensive trade’

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Former Sydney church turned LGBTQ+ arts venue weighs legal action after landlord orders it to stop ‘offensive trade’
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An LGBTQ+ arts venue in Sydney is facing potential eviction after its landlord issued a notice to stop 'offensive trade' following protests from religious groups. The venue's organizers are currently exploring legal options to challenge the claim that their performances mocked religious beliefs.

More than 5,000 people have signed a Change.org petition backing Divine Playhouse as an inclusive arts venue. Photograph: Anna Hay More than 5,000 people have signed a Change.org petition backing Divine Playhouse as an inclusive arts venue. Photograph: Anna Hay Sydney Former Sydney church turned LGBTQ+ arts venue weighs legal action after landlord orders it to stop ‘offensive trade’ Divine Playhouse promoter and founder says venue faces significant operational, legal and financial challenges

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