BIPOC

BIPoC Ballroom Session - Embracing the Rich Heritage of Ballroom Culture Experience the vibrant world of Ballroom, an art form that originated within the Black and Latinx drag and trans community in Harlem, New York. This session aims to create a safer space for the local Berlin community to exchange, train and heal. A donation of 3 euros is kindly requested. Ticket: 3 Euro - Donation basis Registration: For registration, please write an email to kris.flows@outlook.com Language: English and German   Biography Kris Eshu 007 Christopher aka Kris Eshu 007 (pronouns: They/Them), is an Afropean movement artist, dancer, voguer and yoga teacher. They started learning Vogue in 2015 and specialise in Vogue (New Way) performance. Judging and performing across Europe, organising balls, giving workshops, promoting Ballroom and creating more spaces for queer BIPOC community @kris.eshu.007 studied psychology at the University of Birmingham (Msc) and conducted a thesis on the efficacy of a support group in people with psychosis. While working in London in palliative care in a hospice they discovered personally the healing and therapeutic effects of dance, especially in the form of voguing. They joined the collective House of Saint Laurent (ex-House of Melody the first German ballroom house) and…

BIPoC Ballroom Session - Embracing the Rich Heritage of Ballroom Culture Experience the vibrant world of Ballroom, an art form that originated within the Black and Latinx drag and trans community in Harlem, New York. This session aims to create a safer space for the local Berlin community to exchange, train and heal. A donation of 3 euros is kindly requested. Ticket: 3 Euro - Donation basis Registration: For registration, please write an email to kris.flows@outlook.com Language: English and German   Biography Kris Eshu 007 Christopher aka Kris Eshu 007 (pronouns: They/Them), is an Afropean movement artist, dancer, voguer and yoga teacher. They started learning Vogue in 2015 and specialise in Vogue (New Way) performance. Judging and performing across Europe, organising balls, giving workshops, promoting Ballroom and creating more spaces for queer BIPOC community @kris.eshu.007 studied psychology at the University of Birmingham (Msc) and conducted a thesis on the efficacy of a support group in people with psychosis. While working in London in palliative care in a hospice they discovered personally the healing and therapeutic effects of dance, especially in the form of voguing. They joined the collective House of Saint Laurent (ex-House of Melody the first German ballroom house) and…