“shake my future with a kaleidoscope of tunes
play some other melody and bliss me out
of ignorance let my mind expand with a question
and seeking the answers shake my future
shake my future shake my future
in a triangle of tangential tirades and beckon me
into a sandwich of yes we can and hope”
- Shake My Future, Dorothea Smartt
"In the future nobody will ever be scared
to walk into a bathroom, or any room. Ever."
In the Future, Jay Hulme
CABARET 7.30-11
RJ Hunter (host/ spoken word artist)
Elisabeth Elektra (femme pop singer-songwriter / album launch!)
Harvey Lancaster-rous (plaintive piano + vocals)
Jiayi Chen (performance artist)
King Hoberon (drag)
Theo Seddon (standup/ poetry)
Janette Ayachi (poetry)
AFTERPARTY 11-1
DJ Melted (house/ disco/ altpop)
Come join us to manifest the future that the the supreme court is afraid of <3
Accessibility: The show is taking place in the basement venue which is only accessible by stairs. There will be a mixture of seating and standing. The Rum Shack doesn’t tolerate any discrimination or harassment. Venue toilets will be gender neutral. If you have any issues on the night please contact us, the door stewards or the bar staff.
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