We’re Right, You’re Wrong- Ginny Lemon and Meating People is Easy

Exploring themes such as queer politics, feminism, witchcraft, gender and pop culture through the power of propaganda. Let Ginny Lemon & Meating People is Easy open your minds, because we’re right and you’re wrong. Feeding your senses with delicious visuals and delectable live music. Meating people IS easy, fancy a slice?

HOMECOMING- Benedict Douglas Stewardson

Homecoming presents a retaliation against loneliness, a feral vindication of adolescent isolation. Crawling over brimstone and clawing up river banks, wolves are coming home to the static of the suburbs.

Homecoming places a monstrous queer avatar against an effigy of suffocating heterosexual domesticity, weaponising ugly emotions in a ritual act of sound and destruction to find a catharsis for loneliness; justice for the monster. For the Wolves. For the Witches. We are at the door.

 

Paris Hasn’t Stopped Burning- Danni Ebanks-Ingram

The mention of ball culture is often met with confusion, but the mention of Voguing

is met with misdirected appreciation of Madonna. ‘Paris Hasn’t Stopped Burning’ is

a physical piece that attempts to acknowledge ball culture and rebuild parts of the

community. Bring your vogue poses.

Speaking with the (oppressor’s) tongue- Selina Bonelli

From the premise that the English language is already biased and based on a

privilege of accessibility and Western notions of entitlement, I propose to embody

the idea of ‘speaking with the oppressor tongue’ via the writing of our Prime

Minister Theresa May.

Here Comes The Sun- Joseph Morgan Schofield 

“freak weather. loneliness. economic catastrophe. ecological collapse. nobody loves me and the sun’s gonna kill me. how will you save me?”

A ritual to avert the apocalypse and fight back against the crises and anxieties of day to day life. With storytelling, lip-sync, evocative imagery and lots of glitter, Here Comes The Sun uncovers an ancient queer history, to reclaim the radical and magical potential of queerness.

Joseph Morgan Schofield is a live artist and club performer who uses ritual to interrogate contemporary experience.

 

Dorian Electra- Dorian Electra

Dorian Electra is a pop musician and music video director whose work focuses on

the history of sexuality and gender. Her music videos including the viral “Ode to the

Clitoris” and “2000 Years of Drag” have received over 8 million views online and

have garnered press from sites like the Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, Paper Magazine,

and Teen Vogue. Her music is a blend of pop, 80s funk, and house and her live

shows feature choreographed backup dancers, costume changes, props, video

projections and her gender-bending drag king persona.

Tom Thom- Tom Cassani and Thom Shaw

 

Tom and Thom have been doing things together for a while. Walking. Dancing. Holding. Hugging. We began spaced far apart from each other and spent a long time shuffling to find each other.