Submerge urself in experimental performance, art & sound. Double Okay presents u slip into, a queer space for artists who know what it is like to be othered, alienated or rendered invisible. It is a night of performative reclamation and a right good laugh.
This event will show video pieces from queer artists, with pop-up drag performances from Sheer Obsession and DUAC. The night will be finished with a DJ set by by Anitah @anitah.msc 
Tickets available on a sliding scale, pay what you can basis to enable those in differing financial situations to come and join!:
£5 Unwaged/Low income
£10 General Admission
£15 Solidarity
£20 Solidarity ++++
No-one turned away for lack of funds, please email info@vaginamuseum.co.uk to arrange free entry if needed. Please also contact this email if you would like to make the venue aware of specific access needs ahead of the event.
This is an 18+ event
Covid Regulations
- Please as always respect people’s personal space, and allow room for people to social distance should they wish to.
- Please do a lateral flow test before attending the event, if you are able
- Please DO NOT ATTEND if you are displaying any Covid symptoms or test positive for Covid-19.
Zero Tolerance Policy
All genders, expressions, sexualities are welcome
Please don’t assume people’s pronouns or gender.
Respect everyone’s personal space - this includes volunteers, staff, audience members and performers!
Zero tolerance for harassment/discrimination. No transphobia, homophobia, racism, islamophobia, body shaming, slut shaming, fatphobia, sexism, ableism.
Double Okay are your dream grassroots, queer and trans artist collective. We are Reading based and host experimental cabaret and drag nights, regular workshops, exhibitions and arts events as a point of local resistance and solidarity. We create spaces for LGBTQIA+ people to build community, learn new skills and witness different perspectives and experiences. Double Okay’s aim is to create safer spaces for LGBTQIA+ people to access, in turn embedding them within the local community to educate others and decrease stigma against LGBTQIA+ people. We believe there is no such thing as a completely safe space, but that more mechanisms must be put in place for spaces to accommodate queer people in Reading and beyond.