Qtopia Sydney

Part of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras

She Slayed: A Drag Murder Mystery

Name: She Slayed: A Drag Murder Mystery
Start: 2025-02-20
End: 2025-02-22
Location: Qtopia Sydney

Where

Qtopia Sydney

301 Forbes Street Darlinghurst

The Loading Dock Theatre

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When

Thursday 20 February 2025 from 9pm to 10pm Friday 21 February 2025 from 9pm to 10pm Saturday 22 February 2025 from 9pm to 10pm

Cost

Adult: $32Concession: $26

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“A [Drag] House divided against itself cannot stand!” Abraham Lincoln, 1856 (kinda)

Tensions mount during a diva-themed drag show, culminating in a fierce murder! While waiting for the police, the night is swiftly transformed into a whodunnit! Can you figure out who slayed?

After a sold out season at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, this acclaimed murder mystery cabaret takes Sydney Mardi Gras!

Starring theatre and cabaret drag legends Dolly Diamond, Rose Garden, Jens Radda and POUSSAY! Created by Nicholas Reynolds.

Content warning: coarse language, sexual references, simulated gunshots

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Qtopia Sydney

02 7258 8300

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