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October 2, 2025

Decadence: 10 Years Of YUMMY
Is Taking Over North Melbourne This October!

This October North Melbourne’s historic Meat Market will be taken over by the audacious crew from Decadence: 10 Years Of YUMMY. This unmissable legacy event will run from September 30 until October 18 – celebrating a decade of world class.

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Since its inception in 2015, YUMMY has established itself as one of pioneering drag cabaret shows, assembling a profoundly talented and varied ensemble, comprising a powerhouse team of drag, circus, dance, and music performers – that has been serving smash-hit events in numerous arts festivals across three continents. YUMMY has become a cabaret phenomenon that looks set to leave its mark on Australia’s cabaret history.

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Over the past decade the company has toured internationally playing hit seasons in London’s West End and Berlin, and receiving 5-star reviews in Edinburgh Fringe. With national burlesque title holders, multiple awards under their belt, and a proudly diverse and queer lineup, YUMMY is a renowned company that authentically represents community, connection, and culture.

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Tickets are on sale now at Melbourne Fringe Festival
Decadence: 10 Years Of YUMMY Buy tickets here
30 September 2025 – 18 October 2025
Meat Market, 3 Blackwood Street North Melbourne

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Brett Hayhoe is an Australian author, media professional, and publisher with decades of experience steering community-focused narratives.

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