Name: Reclaim the Queer Body - A Queer Movement Workshop
Start: 2023-10-01 17:00:00
End: 2023-10-01 19:00:00
Location: The Cockpit

How often do we assimilate our queer bodies to heteronormativity? How does living in a queer body affect us mentally? And what happens when we celebrate our queerness in a way that feels freeing, creative and expressive?

Movement practitioner and theatre director Abi Smith leads this gentle, pressure-free workshop that is part movement class, part group discussion and sharing. We invite queer people of all genders to bring their laughs, ideas, creativity and even silliness to this playful space as we explore what it means to lean in to queer joy in the body.

As with all BQP events, this class is open to queer people of all genders but centres queer women, trans and non-binary people.

Reclaim The Body will be hosted at The Cockpit Theatre in Marylebone - well meet in the bar in the foyer and Ill lead you upstairs to the studio.

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