Name: Queer Noise XI
Start: 2023-03-23T19:00:00Z
End: 2023-03-23T21:00:00Z
Location: Bermondsey Project Space

Queer Noise XI

Queer Noise is a night of poetry and live music from London's best queer creatives.

Bermondsey Project Space

Join us at Bermondsey Project Space for the 11th edition of Queer Noise, a monthly poetry and performance night platforming London&#x27;s best, spoken-word artists and musicians. After a year of back to back sell out shows this night is not to be missed!Get ready for a similtaneously silly and sensitive exploration of queer identity, community and friendship. Queer Noise is back with a line up of incredible performers.Hosted by:Kia Matanky-Becker and Grace QuigleyFeaturing:Poet The Jules, Gretchin, Honey Birch, Jaime Lock, Emily Izen RowThis is a seated event please arrive on time for a 7.30 start if you can! Doors 7pm 7.30 - 7.35 Kia Matanky-Becker 7.35 - 7.45 Poet The Jules7.45 - 8.00 Honey BirchBreak 8.00 - 8.158.15- 8.20 Grace Quigley 8.20 - 8.30 Jaime Lock8.30 - 8.45 Gretchin 8.45 - 9 Emily Izen Row This time around we are raising money for Joe&#x27;s Top Surgery Fund. A percentage of all ticket sales will be donated to the fund. if you would like to donate more please follow go directly to his <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/this-is-joes-dream?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&amp;utm_medium=copy_link_all&amp;utm_source=customer" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">GoFundMe </a>page Advanced ticket £8+ processing fee To use the paypal processing method please make sure you have enabled pop upsIf you are still having trouble with the payment processing please click Pay At Door (at check out) and your ticket will be reserved for payment and collection at the eventAccessibility: The venue is on the ground floor with ramp access through the front door. There is an accessible bathroom on the same floor. The event is seated. Performances includes amplified sound. Please email kia@project-space.London if you have any specific questions relating to the accessibility of the venue and event.

Honey Birch is a queer, genderbent singer songwriter and poet from London. Adopted from China but brought up amongst audacious caucasity, they explore the themes of loss, love, and belonging, blurring the borders between imagined lives and reality.

Grace Quigley is a queer writer, actor and co-parent of Queer NoiseShe graduated from Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2019 and was an Alan Bates award finalist at the Actors Centre in the same year. In response to covid, she started up a theatre and arts company championing queer voices, facilitating weekly script readings and new writing workshops. Part of the Omnibus ‘Time. London. Identity’ queer theatre makers group she is currently collaborating with her peers on a selection of queer projects furthering their exploration of queer London today.

poet the jules is a non-binary, queer, neurodivergent poet, artist and performer. They are a multidisciplinary creative, composing poetry, music and physical art. Their work centers around themes of queerness, transness, neurodiversity, mental health, sobriety and the many troubles of inhabiting a human flesh vessel in this fucked up society. Their favourite things include sunsets, rubber ducks, teaspoons, oatmeal and dinosaurs.

Kia Matanky-Becker is a Queer Poet, Performance artist, sculptor and co-parent of Queer Noise. Kia's Lyrical poetry is an unapologetic exploration of queer relationships, friendship and community. They are particularly interested in queer coming of age narratives and their beautifully messy complexities. An over-sharer and attention seeker, get ready for tales of lesbian drama, late nights and the people they fell in love with on the bus this morning. kia just wants you to laugh at them, that's it really. Kia has performed at poetry nights across the country, their performance films are archived internationally, and they were awarded the Poetry Society collaboration prize 2021.

Jaime Lock (they/them) is a queer non binary poet from Cornwall now based in East London. Their work explores identity, affirmation, queer desire, and joy. Jaime has poems in Impossible Archetype and Signal House Edition among others. They also sing sea shanties.Find Jaime on Twitter &amp; Instagram @jfranceslock.

Gretchin (they/them) debuted in 2017, making a name for themselves with their ethereal voice and racking up millions of streams as they collaborated with DJs on dance tracks. After taking time away from releasing to develop a new musical style, 2022 marks their reintroduction to the UK alt-pop scene.Inspired by 90s acts like The Cranberries and Elliott Smith, as well as hyperpop and 00’s emo bands, Gretchin effortlessly blends influences to put their own creative stamp on this timeless sound.

Emily Izen Row is a musician/songwriter with an interest in exploring how mythology, symbolism and performance are woven into every day life. Their writing process spans across creating soundscapes and stories that then become pools for songs to be developed fromRepetition and cyclical themes related to identity and desire play an important part in Emily’s work, resulting in subtle tension and confessions of fantasies. The work is a result of the ways in which emotion and internalised mythologies inform one another, and the characters that spring from this exchange. Emily is inspired by ritual of sharing songs in person combined with the exploration of sound that pop music provides.

Our {communityGuidelinesLink} describe the sort of content we prohibit on Eventbrite. If you suspect an event may be in violation, you can report it to us so we can investigate.

To report other categories of prohibited or illegal content, submit {link}

Queer Noise XI

More events from this organiser

Follow organisers to get events picked for you

Queer Noise XI

More events from this organiser

Follow organisers to get events picked for you

You might also like...

Browse more events with different dates, prices, and formats to find your next great experience.