Mx & Masc’ish with Romeo De La Cruz

Date: Friday 13th December 2024

Time: 10.30am

Location: Stanley Arts, Society Room 10.30am-12.00pm

Facilitator: Romeo De La Cruz

Instagram @_romeo_de_la_cruz_

18+

It's not about the gender identity / expression or sex when we unapologetically explore our bodies with a Mx. So let's take a stimulating Cruz into an all bodies workshop embracing freestyle & choreography distinctively focusing on unmasking oneself approach through articulation, co-ordination, experimental shadowing & rhythmical structure.

Here we will unpack & deconstruct uninhibitedly the way we extemporaneously express our bodies in the presences of pleasurable spaces & stages. Together we will connect & exchange our stimulating essence as we dive into elements of dance, movement & sounds. So be prepared to take your mind, body and soul on a thrilling ride to rediscover the lust for your body as you unleash what you inherently persevere - that inner Mx & Masc’ish energy which isn’t owned by one particular gender spectrum!

Participatants may bring:

● Towel

● Water / Electrolytes / Body Fuel Gels

● Snack (Performer care; to replenish the body after with energy previously used)

● Notepad & Pen (If you wish to note anything)

● Any joint supports (e.g. knee pads, ankle/wrist wraps)

● Comfortable Clothing & Footwear (If you prefer barefoot please bring grip socks)

● Hair/Head band (If you don’t wish to swish your hair)

● Optional: Bring a small/lightweight prop/item (e.g. headwear, belt, tie/scarf,

button shirt etc)

By attending, you confirm that you are in suitable health to participate in this movement workshop.

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Our Fetlesque workshops are supported using public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England. The workshops aim to be inclusive and accessible to all participants - BIPOC LGBTQIA+ disabled and/or neurodiverse people are encouraged to attend.. Fidget/stim toys and ear plugs will be provided along with snacks and soft drinks. Masks also provided for those who would like to wear one. Please do not attend if you are unwell/have tested positive for COVID-19.

If you have specific access needs, a medical condition, or anything you’d like us to be aware of—please let us know in advance so we can try to accomodate. E-mail [email protected].

Wheelchair Access:

The primary wheelchair-accessible entrance is at the corner of the building, accessed via a ramp. This leads into a lobby with automatic doors and a disabled lift that takes visitors down to the Society Room level.

An accessible toilet is located to the left as you exit the lift.

There are also five steps leading to the main entrance with an adjacent ramp for wheelchair users. After entering, a lift provides access to the lower Society Room.

A secondary entrance is located at the bottom of Cumberlow Avenue, marked with "Society Room." This entrance has two steps and leads to a small lobby with access to the Society Room and a single cubicle toilet.

Hearing Assistance:

A hearing assistance system is available in the Society Room. It is connected to a microphone that picks up sounds from the space. Users can follow provided instructions to connect to the system.

Event Venue

Stanley Arts, 12 South Norwood Hill, London, United Kingdom