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Hillsong Boy

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Father. Son. Holy Megachurch.

Hillsong Boy chronicles the weird and wonderful experiences of ex-Hillsonger, Scott Parker. During his twenty years with the megachurch he experienced the dizzying heights of Christian celebrity, and the lonely lows of being cast aside, all whilst keeping a desperate secret. Scott is queer, and there’s no such thing as a Queer Hillsong Boy.

Original music, autobiography, multimedia, and a leap of faith all collide in this playful revelation of coming out and getting out of one of the most talked about church movements of the 21st Century.

A Hillsong boy through and through, Scott has stories to tell, so pull up a pew and join us for a queer holy communion.

Hillsong Boy is presented by The Flying Nun by Brand X, made possible with support from the City of Sydney, and Create NSW.

Event details

Venue: The Flying Nun by Brand X - East Sydney Community and Arts Centre
Bookings: http://www.brandx.org.au/Event/hillsong-boy
Start Date: Friday 22 March 2024

Ticket Info:
General Admission $25
Brand X Artist Pass Holders $20

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