Red Rattler Theatre

The Red Rattler Theatre, located in Marrickville, NSW, is a unique and vibrant community-focused venue that serves as an artistic playground. Established as a queer-run and community-owned non-profit organisation, The Red Rattler provides a welcoming and safe space for diverse cultural expressions and creative experimentation. This warehouse-style venue is equipped with professional-grade audio and lighting systems, a raised stage, a projector, and a stage-width screen, making it a versatile choice for a range of events. The venue stands out for its commitment to inclusiveness, sustainability, and support for the artistic community. It is a place where artists, musicians, performers, and activists convene to create, collaborate, and break boundaries. The Red Rattler hosts an array of events, from live music and club nights to theatrical performances and art exhibitions. Its layout caters to a variety of formats, offering a standing capacity of up to 300 or a seated capacity for 120 guests. The venue is particularly suited to events that celebrate diversity and foster community engagement. Its ethos of cultural safety and expression makes it an ideal location for organising events that challenge societal norms and promote artistic exploration. The Red Rattler's dedication to providing a safe and inclusive environment reflects its roots in grassroots activism and the queer community, ensuring that all guests feel acknowledged and valued. Beyond its physical attributes, The Red Rattler is a symbol of resilience and creativity in Sydney's Inner West. Its historical establishment by local queer artists has paved the way for it to become a cultural hub where creativity thrives. This exceptional space not only serves as a venue for hire but also plays an integral role in nurturing the arts through its Artist-in-Residence programs and community initiatives. Choosing The Red Rattler for your event means supporting a venue with a strong community spirit and a commitment to fostering innovative art and cultural dialogue.