Club Wotever
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www.woteverworld.com
Written by: Lizzie Maran
Published: Thu 06 Mar 2008
Published: Thu 06 Mar 2008
Gay? Bi? Trans-something? Not sure what you are this month? Well you're in luck, my friend, as London's fabulous Club Wotever is heading north!
In fact, Wotever is more than a club. It describes itself as 'a club that is an idea that is a party that is a community.' So what does that mean? Basically, that they're a friendly bunch, who wanted a liberated place to dance and shout and meet more friendly people who love them just the way they are. In Glasgow this month, you can start by attending their film screening and talk on 27 March – Zem Moffat's 'Mirror', at which you can find out all about the movement, where it started and even meet its creators in the flesh (8-11pm, The Lesser Hall @ The Woodside Halls, Glenfarg St; £4/3). If you're lucky they may even let you touch their genius. Follow this up with their amazing Gender & Performance workshop the next day and learn about gender expressions on stage and in your life (11am-4pm; e-mail woteverworld@gmail.com for details).
Once your brain cells have had a good working out with the cerebral stuff, get out your sexiest gumboots and head down to their 'Watching The Detectives' themed club night at The Winchester Club on 29 March - promising queer cabaret, top London DJs, glamour bois, drag kings, trans queers, butches and femmes fatales together with the good old fashioned homosexual gay. All this for just a fiver - as long as you dress as your favourite crime fic fantasy.
In fact, Wotever is more than a club. It describes itself as 'a club that is an idea that is a party that is a community.' So what does that mean? Basically, that they're a friendly bunch, who wanted a liberated place to dance and shout and meet more friendly people who love them just the way they are. In Glasgow this month, you can start by attending their film screening and talk on 27 March – Zem Moffat's 'Mirror', at which you can find out all about the movement, where it started and even meet its creators in the flesh (8-11pm, The Lesser Hall @ The Woodside Halls, Glenfarg St; £4/3). If you're lucky they may even let you touch their genius. Follow this up with their amazing Gender & Performance workshop the next day and learn about gender expressions on stage and in your life (11am-4pm; e-mail woteverworld@gmail.com for details).
Once your brain cells have had a good working out with the cerebral stuff, get out your sexiest gumboots and head down to their 'Watching The Detectives' themed club night at The Winchester Club on 29 March - promising queer cabaret, top London DJs, glamour bois, drag kings, trans queers, butches and femmes fatales together with the good old fashioned homosexual gay. All this for just a fiver - as long as you dress as your favourite crime fic fantasy.
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