Marquee was one of Sydney’s mega nightclubs at The Star. With space for 1265 patrons, the venue encompasses six lavish rooms that create a spectacular fantasy world and a multi-sensory experience.

At the main club, radiating LED rings generate a series of pulsing sound waves across the ceiling, and are representative of the dynamic energy in this zone. Behind the DJ booth is an operable high definition LED screen - this opens up to reveal a performance stage behind, and brings the private bar into the flow of the main dance floor.

Patrons can chill out and mingle in the Dressing Room, which is a unisex washroom stylised as Snow White’s den, with the Sydney skyline as a backdrop. At the other end of the club, the Boom Box is an anti-establishment ‘trashed mansion’ with graffiti plastered over timber panelled walls and a giant chandelier made of bronze bike chains. This leads onto the Library and the VIP Lounge, where book lined library shelves create the setting of a subversive Ivy League prep school.

Marquee Sydney was an addition to the Tao group of venues that include Marquee Las Vegas and New York. The design process involved travelling to these venues, working in collaboration with iCrave and the operators.