Late Night Vice
A sold-out sensation in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, this is the late-night experience full of jaw-on-the-floor talent that everyone’s talking about.
- NSW · QLD
- Nov – Dec 2026
- 2 hours
About
A sold-out sensation in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, this is the late-night experience full of jaw-on-the-floor talent that everyone’s talking about. From the masterminds behind BLANC DE BLANC ENCORE - Slip into something fabulous and join us on the wild side! 🍸 ️️ Frisky Fridays are here! Enjoy a complimentary Belvedere Vodka martini with each General Admission or Premium ticket purchased for Friday shows 🍸 ️
Highlights
- 📱 Enter a no-phones world of late-night revelry and theatrical chaos
- ✨ Expect seductive spectacle, subversive performance, and an atmosphere so thick with vice you could bottle it
- 🍸 Indulge in cocktails, cabaret, and unforgettable spectacle
- 🤵 Dress to impress in black tie or all black—bonus points for jewels and bold bling!
General Info
- ⏳ Duration: 2 hours
- 👤 Age requirement: 18+. Patrons may be asked to present ID
- ♿ Accessibility: the theatre has step free access. However, due to the heritage nature of the building, there are no accessible or ambulant toilet facilities on site
Description
Think cocktails, cabaret, and a little bit of beautiful chaos; where bold performers, cheeky surprises, and high-voltage spectacle reign supreme. Nudity. Profanity. Strobe effects. A throbbing soundtrack. Pyrotechnics. Acrobatics, and Explosions of confetti (and quite possibly your mind). No phones. No cameras. Just you, the room, and a night that lingers long after the final curtain. Expect world-class circus acts, unexpected moments, and an atmosphere that hums from start to finish. Whether you’re here for the drinks, the drama, or the debauchery, Late Night Vice is your excuse to let loose.
Venue
The Grand Electric
199 Cleveland Street, Surry Hills, NSW, 2016
The Grand Electric is an intimate cabaret, circus and comedy venue at 199 Cleveland Street, Surry Hills, operated by Strut & Fret. It occupies a 1930s building built for the NSW branch of the Australian Railway Union, used for theatre since Performance Space arrived in the 1980s and later home to Giant Dwarf. Opened in January 2023, it has a Parisian-style courtyard bar with murals by Max Elbourne.
Getting there
Train: Redfern Station is about a seven-minute walk, and Central Station (exit 6) about nine minutes.
Light rail: Central Chalmers Street stop is about a 10-minute walk and Surry Hills stop about 12 minutes.
Car: Street parking is limited. The nearest is on Pitt Street (two-hour limit until 10pm) and George Street (unrestricted after 5pm and on weekends). Taxis and rideshare are best dropped off around the corner on Pitt Street.
Accessibility
The Grand Electric is not fully accessible. The theatre has level access from the street, but because of the building’s age and its heritage conservation area there are no accessible or ambulant toilets on site. Accessible parking bays are at 103–109 George Street and 10 Pitt Street. Contact the venue before booking so staff can advise on your particular needs.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
The West End Electric
125 Boundary Street, West End, QLD, 4101
The West End Electric is a theatre and bar at 125 Boundary Street, West End, run by Brisbane-born production house Strut & Fret. It opened in late August 2024 as part of Brisbane Festival. The venue has more than 400 seats and a design that nods to London's West End theatre district. It presents cabaret, circus, comedy and live music, with a main theatre bar and a balcony bar open before and after shows.
Getting there
Bus: Routes 192, 196, 198, 199 and N199 (NightLink) serve the nearest stops: Boundary St at Jane St, stop 6 (120 m), and Boundary St at West End Junction, stop 5 (130 m). South Bank Cultural Centre busway station is about 750 m away.
Train: South Brisbane station is about 850 m away.
Car: There is no designated parking; use street parking in the surrounding area. The entrance is on the Wilson Street side of the building, on the corner of Boundary and Wilson streets.
Accessibility
The main theatre seating area has level access from Wilson Street. The main bar and accessible bathroom are on a raised platform level reached by a platform lift (260 kg limit) or four steps, while the second-floor balcony bar and its bathrooms can only be reached by 25 steps. If you use a mobility device or have a seating request, email ticketing@strutnfret.com at least two business days before you attend so staff can reserve a space. The venue supports the Companion Card program: book your full-price ticket, then email to request the companion ticket.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
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