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The Family Vogue Ball
Dress your finest, come learn the moves – then take to the floor…
Welcome to The Family Vogue Ball! Part theatre show, part vogue ball: glamour, glitz and grace come together in a fabulous celebration of self-expression. Join us as four houses go head to head in an epic vogue ball for all the family.
A performer from each house will catwalk, dance and lip-sync to be crowned by you the audience, the ultimate house with our interactive event where the audience decides the winner.
Whether you just want to join in the fun or have a passion to pose, come along and show off your own magnificence by dressing up and help crown the winning house!
Dress your finest, come learn the moves – then take to the floor…
“A family vogue ball is a vital space for gay, trans, non-conforming and questioning young people to see positive, celebratory representations of themselves. Nothing else comes close to its outright celebration of fashion, music, dance, individuality, aspiration and creativity. But it is also an eye-opening and magical experience for all families to explore different identities and ways of being outside of the mainstream, through movement, dance and costume.” – Darren Pritchard, House Mother: House of Ghetto
Welcome to The Family Vogue Ball! Part theatre show, part vogue ball: glamour, glitz and grace come together in a fabulous celebration of self-expression. Join us as four houses go head to head in an epic vogue ball for all the family.
A performer from each house will catwalk, dance and lip-sync to be crowned by you the audience, the ultimate house with our interactive event where the audience decides the winner.
Whether you just want to join in the fun or have a passion to pose, come along and show off your own magnificence by dressing up and help crown the winning house!
Dress your finest, come learn the moves – then take to the floor…
“A family vogue ball is a vital space for gay, trans, non-conforming and questioning young people to see positive, celebratory representations of themselves. Nothing else comes close to its outright celebration of fashion, music, dance, individuality, aspiration and creativity. But it is also an eye-opening and magical experience for all families to explore different identities and ways of being outside of the mainstream, through movement, dance and costume.” – Darren Pritchard, House Mother: House of Ghetto
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Oxford Rd
Manchester M15 6JA
Sun 13 February
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