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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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Divine Playhouse, a former church turned LGBTQ+ arts venue in Sydney, is considering legal action after its landlord ordered it to stop 'engaging in offensive trade'. The notice followed protests by religious groups on opening night and forced the cancellation of planned events. The venue faces possible eviction, and its promoter says it faces significant operational, legal and financial challenges. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between religious groups and LGBTQ+ venues.

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LGBTQ+ arts venue targeted by religious protests

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Religious groups protested the venue's opening night.

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The venue is exploring legal action after receiving the notice.

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The venue is exploring legal action after receiving the notice.

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The landlord's notice forced the cancellation of planned events.

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The promoter and founder says the venue faces significant operational, legal and financial challenges.

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Religious groups protested the venue's opening night.

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