Language
English.
Simultaneous translation to Finnish Sign Language.
Participation
Age limit: 16 years.
Alcohol-free bar by Pro Restaurants.
You can enter the space and leave in your own timing.
No strobe or flashing light is used at Brownton Abbey. There will be loud music, lighting and smoke. A quiet space will be available.
Brownton Abbey Working Group
In the ANTI Festival edition of Brownton Abbey, the performing collective includes artists:
Laud Brownton (Tarik Elmoutawakil)
TARIK ELMOUTAWAKIL IS AN ARTIST, PROGRAMMER AND CREATIVE PRODUCER AS WELL AS FOUNDER AND ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AT MARLBOROUGH PRODUCTIONS IN BRIGHTON, THE UK’S TRAILBLAZING PERFORMING ARTS ORGANISATION DEDICATED TO INTERSECTIONAL QUEER ARTS.
Tarik founded and leads on Radical Rhizomes, a creative social hangout space for QTIPOC in Brighton. He was the catalyst for the formation of Brownton Abbey, and continues to be the driving force that brings the out of this world party together.
Tarik is plugged into a network of disabled QTIPOC artivists across the globe, contributing to an ongoing movement to reshape access and leadership. A spirited public speaker and facilitator, he uses his joyous brand of activism wherever he can to transform the perception and treatment of marginalised QTIPOC. His activism is accessible, extending into his work with children and young people and communities, Tarik facilitates workshops, holding space for open hearted conversations and inquiries.
Ebony Rose Dark
EBONY ROSE DARK IS YOUR ALL SINGING/ALL DANCING, LIP SYNCING, STORY TELLING, MIMING V.I.P/VISUALLY IMPAIRED CABARET/PERFORMANCE ARTIST.
A feisty Birmingham Lass who loves a party, with big red lips and snaking hips, she’s a diva and a half but with a heart of gold. Ebony Rose Dark is known for her performances at The Royal Vauxhall Tavern’s Bar Wotever which is where she first started back in 2012 and has become one of Bar Wotever’s longest artists in residence. Ebony Rose Dark has performed nationally and internationally. Ebony Rose Dark continues to perform across London and Brighton exploring topics around Disability awareness, racism and relationships within the LGBTQ+ community.
https://brownton-abbey.com/
Dj-duo suinner+trabelsi
suinner+trabelsi want you to join us on a journey, wherever it may be across the African continent through heat and free hips to drop that fatty real low with the tongue masters of the hip hop scene. We bop, we wave our hands, we lay down, we close our eyes. We sway, we raise our hands, we surrender to the music, and let ourselves be carried away. From to the whitest whitegirl moments. It’s always personal.
travel through us with amapiano, afro house, all things hiphop and r&b, UK and SWANA sounds & known and own remixes of all classics.
also known as the soft collective, dj-duo suinner+trabelsi has played in local clubs like Ääniwalli, Kuudes Linja, Tanner and KULT. They’ve also played in festivals like Ruisrock, Flow Festival and in many different underground events and demonstrations. suinner+trabelsi have been featured on local and international radio stations like Rinse FM and IDA Radio.
@pehmeeog
suinner
suinner is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and cultural worker known for projects concentrating on representations of our diverse realities and gathering together presentations of emotion and identity rooted experiences. Currently this means affecting as a dramaturg, DJ/MC, dancer, vocalist and performance artist. Suinner is sparked by space and identity oriented, visual, immersive and experimental art projects that have the examination of safety and radical joy of marginalized people at their core.
In their sets you may hear afro house, amapiano, afro/nigerian highlife, all things hiphop and r&b as well as lengest UK bops. They are interested in building rich atmospheres, sliding from feeling to feeling, emotion to another.
@carolinesuinner
trabelsi
trabelsi is a tunisian-finnish multidisciplinary artist, DJ and an MC based in Helsinki.
trabelsi is passionate about BIPOC queer liberation and joy, a good phat beat and emotions. You can hear them playing SWANA sounds and remixes of Arabic classics, house, amapiano, afrolife and really anything that tickles their waist whining-bone.
Exploring their cultural heritage through music and reconnecting with the sounds and songs of their childhood, delving into the rich tapestry of SWANA (Southwest Asia and North Africa) sounds has played an important role in their personal journey of discovery, self-exploration and self-expression.
@meriamtrabelsiog
CREDITS
Brownton Abbey is powered by Marlborough Productions – a leading UK producer of queer-led, intersectional performance, parties, heritage and radical community gatherings. Supported by Arts Council England.
