Queer Story Telling, part of This Too Shall Pass
A gig on Saturday 23rd July. The event starts at 20:00.
Bringing your queer stories and poems to life.
What?
A playful and creative space for queer creatives to perform their stories or poems. We want to hear your highs, lows, and beautiful moments. This will be a safe space for performers of all experience levels.
We want to emphasise the tongue-in-cheek characters of the community, so welcome stories of that nature.
Trigger warnings would need to be announced.
If this sounds like your work, please contact us, we want to give you a platform.
Facilitated by?
Evie Rey (She/They), is a multidisciplinary artist, musician and an experienced space holder.
She is an identifying lesbian, queer woman who strives to openly celebrate and challenge identity.
Not ‘woman enough’ or ’too much woman’, two things she was often told as an emerging queer woman; two things that help form the foundation of her work.
Evie Rey’s work acknowledges the tidal wave of resilience and courage required to be queer. She is an LGBTQ+ storyteller.
You will have the option to be accompanied by her gentle improvised Celtic folk sounds, to help bring your performance to life.
*This is part of 'This Too Shall Pass, an evening of musical performance. The set list is as follows:
18:45-19:00 Jac Limbrick
19:00- 19:45 The Vaine Man
BREAK
20:00-20:15 Dr Yam
20:15- 20:35 Alexander Canwell
BREAK
20:45- 22:00 QUEER STORY TELLING held by Evie Rey
22:00-22:30 ANCESTRAL TECHO- OMs
This event is part of the Haunted Siblinghood exhibition space happening during the 21/22/23/24 July. For more information please head to: www.esmeeturlejart.com/haunted-siblinghood. Haunted Siblinghood is a weekend exhibition, workshop and performance space encouraging full self-expression and exploration!*
Please feel free to contact us via mobile if you would like to participate but are unable to financially and we will create a solution for you. We would rather you are able to come to the space than not :)
Entry requirements:
What?
A playful and creative space for queer creatives to perform their stories or poems. We want to hear your highs, lows, and beautiful moments. This will be a safe space for performers of all experience levels.
We want to emphasise the tongue-in-cheek characters of the community, so welcome stories of that nature.
Trigger warnings would need to be announced.
If this sounds like your work, please contact us, we want to give you a platform.
Facilitated by?
Evie Rey (She/They), is a multidisciplinary artist, musician and an experienced space holder.
She is an identifying lesbian, queer woman who strives to openly celebrate and challenge identity.
Not ‘woman enough’ or ’too much woman’, two things she was often told as an emerging queer woman; two things that help form the foundation of her work.
Evie Rey’s work acknowledges the tidal wave of resilience and courage required to be queer. She is an LGBTQ+ storyteller.
You will have the option to be accompanied by her gentle improvised Celtic folk sounds, to help bring your performance to life.
*This is part of 'This Too Shall Pass, an evening of musical performance. The set list is as follows:
18:45-19:00 Jac Limbrick
19:00- 19:45 The Vaine Man
BREAK
20:00-20:15 Dr Yam
20:15- 20:35 Alexander Canwell
BREAK
20:45- 22:00 QUEER STORY TELLING held by Evie Rey
22:00-22:30 ANCESTRAL TECHO- OMs
This event is part of the Haunted Siblinghood exhibition space happening during the 21/22/23/24 July. For more information please head to: www.esmeeturlejart.com/haunted-siblinghood. Haunted Siblinghood is a weekend exhibition, workshop and performance space encouraging full self-expression and exploration!*
Please feel free to contact us via mobile if you would like to participate but are unable to financially and we will create a solution for you. We would rather you are able to come to the space than not :)
Entry requirements:
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