Femmetopia! with Lucy McCormick & Karnage

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> On DAY 3 of Femmetopia Festival: Deeds not Words <
A six-day Festival of art, performance and protest, celebrating and exploring intersectional collective power!

Friday features performances from our fabulous residency artists Lucy McCormick and Karnage bringing you fierce erotic femme power that will spill out all over the basement.

&& Mystical Femmes Tallulah Haddon and Katy Jalili will be exploring the confusing and absurd scenarios of their queer sexual experience.

With sweat-inducing DJ's:

TAYYLOR MADE (of VIBRATE WORLDWIDE)
Nadine Artois (Pxssy Palace)
& Violet Femmes (VFD's resident nasty girls)

Explosive visuals straight from your wet nightmares by Jenkin Van Zyl.

This event is included in our festival pass, buy here:

Check out our other festival events here: https://www.vfdalston.com/femmetopia-festival/

More information:

> Lucy McCormick is a post-popular prodigy who performs club installations, cabaret interventions and performance art plays at venues around the UK. She has toured globally in her own performances and with company GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN, winning multiple awards and leaving disgusted audience members and a trail of filth in her wake.

> “I’m a gay boy from London, about to tear up the grime scene”. Karnage is a fierce, queer, black grime artist making waves on the fringe and counterculture stages across London.

> Tallulah Haddon is anrtist, queer, feminist & 'Princess of Weird'.

> Katy Jalili is an Iranian born multidisciplinary artist, performer, writer and creator of Femmi-Erect.

> TAYYLOR MADE, is an American DJ/Producer hailing from Washington, D.C. Her creative, bass-heavy mixing style and high energy sets culminate from her years of DJ experience. The Co-Founder and resident DJ at popular East London club night, VIBRATE, TAYYLOR MADE specializes in emerging club sounds including Trap, Jersey Club, and Future Beats.

> Nadine Artois is the co-founder of Pussy Palace, an all-female collective whose aim is to make clubbing all the more safe and enjoyable for everyone, especially queer femmes of colour.

> Violet Femmes (Phoebe & Nicol) are purveyors of aural filth, often missing mixes cause they're too busy snogging or taking their clothes off.