A totally unique night of new, developing and established work from the trans community from music, to spoken word, stand up, dance and more. Three artistes take to the stage including Tobre, Bambi and Dama Noir Swann with work that is totally autonomous. This is an immersive night from trans artistes delivering high art and art that is theirs.

Dama Noir Swann, shes that girl from around the way, the perfect mix of everything nice with an extra bit of spice, mental health, her culture

and the lgbtqia+ community which are always on her mind! So, at the end of the day she aims to perform and spread joy as much as possible.

Tobre is a music producer and a songwriter based in London. He makes his own brand of bubblegum pop, inspired by the likes of SOPHIE and Hannah Diamond. He sings (autotune heavy) about trans identity, hardships and happiness.

Bambi is a stand-up, singer and drag activist. Bambi recounted the days of her life in her previous award-winning stand-up show An Exorcism, Live! Now, Bambi is back with a spoken word piece that will tell the tales on her daily trans life, including abhorred flatmate Helen Mirren.

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