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Meraki Takeover
 

Presented during Sydney WorldPride in association with Meraki Arts Bar.

Join Fruit Box Theatre as we take over all three levels of Oxford Street’s newest venue, Meraki Arts Bar. With several shows a night from Tuesday - Saturday, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Music, comedy, cabaret and more! Come join us on Oxford Street.

Specific details and programming TBC

 

CAST & CREATIVES

Programming Officer Rowan Brunt
Executive Producers Madeleine Gandhi and Sean Landis
Headliner Mel Ree

Special Thanks Em Small, Emily Henderson, Millsya Theda and Sarah Carroll

 

 

Event details

Venue: Meraki Arts Bar (231 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst)
Bookings: 0488225283
Start Date: Thursday 05 January 2023

 

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