Queercom

Join us at Queercom for L Plates’ Set:

A heady mix of African and Latin infused electronica to ignite the senses and inspire some good honest dancing.

Sweating is mandatory.

We don’t make the rules.

Bookmark the event at: https://www.facebook.com/events/1299397217394644

And get tickets from the link on this site: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/queercom/1095546#

Introducing DJ alalalexexex for the Queercom party

alalalexexex will be playing footwork, 90s house, some breaks and tracks with the word ‘tits’ in them

The Queercom party starts after the cabaret at around 11:30pm and will go on until 5am

Bookmark the event at https://www.facebook.com/events/1299397217394644

Introducing our next performer: Shalaka Kurup!
IG: @shalakakurup

Shalaka is an award-winning Indian comedian. Her observational humour has been described as being acerbic and “deadpan joy” (The Morning Star). She recently opened for Eshaan Akbar and Ria Lina, and has been featured on Channel 4 Digital and BBC One.

Winner: West End New Act of the Year 2023
Selected for the Pleasance Comedy Reserve 2023
Runner Up: Brighton Komedia New Act 2023
Second Runner Up: Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year 2023
Finalist: 2Northdown New Act Competition 2022
Roast Battle UK Champion 2023
Leicester Comedy Festival Circuit Breaker 2023

Announcing another Queercom cabaret performer: New to the drag circuit but very much not new to the stage, Ed Easton (he/him, @jarethcellist on Instagram) brings musicality to your night in bass instrument-shaped bags.

As founder of The Memepunks, a specialist mashup band based in London, Ed lives for the bright lights, clever tunes and that look on your face when you get the musical joke.
See the Memepunk on youtube https://youtube.com/@TheMemepunksBand

If you’re interested in coming, bookmark the event at
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MC & host confirmed for QueerBeret, our queer cabaret

Dean Adze (he/him) is your average guy next door, if you live between an old school rock pub and a cryptozoology museum. If you do we’re sorry about the noises.

This drag king provides comedy, rock and roll, and old-fashioned WTF, with a bit of social justice – think a right-on carry-on.

You may recognise him from drag shows in London and Cambridge, MCing at Nowhere and London Decom, or dancing provocatively around your bins.

He’ll be hosting our queer cabaret, manfully ensuring aggressive support for our performers.