BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//GayOut//Event Export//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:392516@gayout.com DTSTAMP:20261105T234855Z DTSTART:20261203T183000Z DTEND:20261203T203000Z SUMMARY:Get Weird With Wrestling –\\; Qspace workshop DESCRIPTION:Get Weird With Wrestling - Qspace workshop - Warehouse9\\nSki p to content\\n« All Events\\nEvent Series:\\nGet Weird With Wrestling\\ nGet Weird With Wrestling – Qspace workshop\\nDecember 3 @ 6:30 pm - 8: 30 pm\\nSign up\\nThe Spectacular Body: A Weekly Exploration of Queer Wre stling and Camp Performance\\nWelcome to a weekly laboratory in Warehouse 9’s Qspace\\, where we explore the wrestling ring as a site of radical theatricality. When we step into the arena of hyper-expressive movement\\ , the body becomes a canvas for our wildest imaginations. Inspired by the rich history of camp performance\\, melodrama\\, and physical comedy\\, this workshop invites you to discover and create spectacular alter-egos personas that open up new spaces for collective joy\\, intimacy\\, and c ommunity play.\\nPRACTICAL INFORMATION\\nTime: Thursdays\\, 18:30–20:30 (please arrive 10 minutes early)\\nMeeting point: Warehouse9\\, Rosenlun ds Allé 5 (Baghuset)\\, 2720 Vanløse\\nWho can join?: Open to all bodie s\\, fitness levels\\, and identities. No prior wrestling or acting exper ience is required. Strictly 18+\\nLanguage: English (or Danish/English de pending on the group).\\nWhat to bring: Please wear comfortable clothing that you can easily move in\\, a water bottle\\, and a clean pair of indo or shoes (trainers/sneakers) to protect the floor.\\nHow to join: Sign up via the button at the top of the page\\nThroughout the weekly sessions\\ , we will:\\nMaster the art of gravity and the spectacular fall: Falling is not just a necessity\\; it is a grand narrative gesture. We will break down the physical techniques of the “bump\\,” learning how to distri bute impact safely across the body\\, land with confidence\\, and transfo rm a sudden drop into a moment of breathtaking theatrical suspense.\\nEmb ody the mechanics of physical illusion: We will practice safe\\, foundati onal stage combat and wrestling movements. You will learn the geometry of the ring\\, how to share weight safely with a partner\\, and how to exec ute stylized\\, high-energy movements with total control and bodily aware ness.\\nMaster the sensory language of “the sell”: How does a body co mmunicate impact through pure theater? We will dissect the timing\\, rhyt hm\\, and exaggerated gestures needed to make a fictional collision look hilariously high-stakes\\, turning a simple reaction into a grand narrati ve moment.\\nDraw inspiration from archetypes and storylines: From the tr agic\\, over-the-top heroes of classic soap operas to the chaotic brillia nce of comedic wildcards\\, we will learn how to build fictional backstor ies and larger-than-life personas.\\nExplore materials\\, gestures\\, and sensations: How can a sequin\\, a dramatic pause\\, a grand entrance\\, or an exaggerated gasp become a sanctuary for expression? Participants ar e encouraged to build\\, discover\\, and experiment with physical presenc e and creative costuming.\\nTake part in vocal and character exercises: W e will pause to play with the microphone\\, practicing the art of theatri cal trash-talking and crowd work rooted entirely in comedy\\, imagination \\, and playful energy.\\nThese sessions are an open invitation to see ph ysical performance with new eyes. Come as you are\\, and together we can create vibrant\\, joyful pauses within our everyday realities.\\nABOUT TH E FACILITATORS\\nKFWS works with sensory\\, physical\\, and participatory performance unfolding within queer community spaces. Their practice expl ores how temporary characters and spectacular narratives emerge through e ncounters between chaos\\, imagination\\, and the body. Drawing inspirati on from theatrical wrestling\\, camp aesthetics\\, and collaborative play \\, they create situations where people and movement collectively reimagi ne performance anew—allowing relational and fluid identities space to e volve.\\nA central point of departure in this work is a care for collecti ve joy and creative freedom—using the ring not as a site of ego\\, but as an aesthetic foundation for laughter and community.\\nQuestions? For m ore info you can write [email protected].\\nAccess Information\\nWarehous e9 has level free entrance to the space and a gender neutral accessible t oilet that can be accessed via a certified stairlift.\\nAll events at War ehouse9 are considered “relaxed”. We operate with a safer space polic y and ask that you orientate yourself upon entry to the space.\\nWarehous e9 is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation and The City of Copenhagen. \\nAdd to calendar\\nGoogle Calendar\\niCalendar\\nOutlook 365\\nOutlook Live\\nDetails\\nDate:\\nDecember 3\\nTime:\\n6:30 pm - 8:30 pm\\nSeries: \\nGet Weird With Wrestling\\nEvent Tags:community\\, performance\\, qspa ce\\, wrestling\\nOrganisers\\nWarehouse9\\nKøbenhavns Forening for Wres tling og Scenekunst\\nVenue\\nWarehouse9\\nRosenlunds Allé 5\\, Baghuset \\nCopenhagen\\,\\n2720\\nDenmark\\n+ Google Map\\nView Venue Website\\nR elated Events\\nGet Weird With Wrestling – Qspace workshop\\nNovember 5 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm\\nGet Weird With Wrestling – Qspace workshop\\nNov ember 12 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm\\nGet Weird With Wrestling – Qspace worksh op\\nNovember 19 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm\\nAli Cedroni\\nTechnician\\n[email protected]\\nAli Cedroni (She/Her) has been involved in nearly every indu stry involving sound\\, from recording studios\\, to film sets\\, to vide o games\\, to concerts and theater.\\nAfter studying Audio Arts and Acous tics at Columbia College Chicago in 2016\\, she left the US and became he avily involved in the DIY music and queer art scenes in Scandinavia\\, ex panding her skills to lights and performing music herself.\\nSarah Wegebe rg\\nProducer & communications\\n[email protected]\\nSarah Wegeberg (she/ they) is the producer and head of communications at Warehouse9.\\nSarah h as an MA in Theatre- and performance studies from University of Copenhage n (2023)\\, with a focus on queer dramaturgy\\, performance ontologies\\, and communications. She has worked with several queer theatre and perfor mance groups\\, across both independent and larger institutional contexts .\\nAt Warehouse9\\, Sarah produces multidisciplinary art and community p rojects that connect artists and communities across disciplines and tradi tions.\\nKasper Daugaard Poulsen\\nChairperson of Warehouse9's board of d irectors\\n[email protected]\\nDancer\\, performer and choreographer.\\nE ducated dancer from the Amsterdam School of the Arts in 2002. Kasper work s in a wide variety and mix of formats and genres such as dance\\, perfor mance\\, text-based theatre\\, music drama\\, installation work\\, video art\\, site-specific work\\, and works for children and young audiences\\ , both on a national and international basis.\\nHe served as member of th e Danish Arts Council\\, The Committee for Performing Arts as well as The Committee for Music Drama (2014-17)\\, and as member of Aarhus City Arts Council (2018-21).\\nMember of the board of Aarhus Theatre and chairman of SCENATET –ensemble for art and music.\\nMember of the Horsens Theatr e Festival curating group 2026-29. Board graduate from Aarhus Business Ac ademy 2026.\\nJasmin Ingemansen\\nCommunications manager\\n[email protect ed]\\nJasmin has a master’s degree in English and cultural communicatio ns from the University of Copenhagen and has worked with several fields w ithin the cultural sphere. She has worked with executing and communicatin g films\\, festivals\\, art fairs\\, and literature\\, and has now embark ed upon queer performance art at Warehouse9.\\nEmma Castro Møller\\nCo-D irector\\n[email protected]\\nEmma (they/she) has been a core member sinc e 2012 and a leading effort in driving organisational development. They h ave helped shape WH9’s artistic profile\\, initiated national and inter national collaborations and consolidated WH9 through fundraising strategi es\\, and insisting on production methods centering care and accessiblili ty.\\nIn addition\\, Emma works as an independent curator\\, e.g. through the curatorial duo osborn&møller\\, where they have acted as guest cura tor at the Wellcome Collection (UK) and curated part of City of Women’s 25 year anniversary festival in 2019 (SL). Emma has experience as a free lance producer in the UK\\, where they worked with artists such as Poppy Jackson\\, Manuel Vason and SPILL Festival. Emma holds a MA in Theater an d Performance from Queen Mary\\, University of London and a BA (Hons) in Drama\\, Applied Theatre & Education from the Royal Central School of Spe ech and Drama.\\nJørgen Callesen\\nArtistic Director\\n[email protected] \\nJørgen Callesen (They/He) is co-founder and artistic director of Ware house9.\\nFor the past 19 years\\, they have been an integral part of dev eloping Warehouse9 to become a leading organisation for cross-aesthetic q ueer art\\, including international festivals and socially engaged projec ts. He holds a Ph.D. in information & media science from Aarhus Universit y (2005) and has an artistic practice with the performance figure “miss fish”. They have presented solo work in Denmark and internationally si nce 2002 and work in collaboration with numerous queer artists as well as in lager scale productions.\\nwe'd love to stay in touch\\nhttps://www.g ayout.com/europe/denmark/copenhagen/events/get-weird-with-wrestling-8211- qspace-workshop-2026-12-03 LOCATION:Warehouse9\\, Rosenlunds Allé 5\\, Baghuset\\, Copenhagen\\, 27 20\\, Denmark URL:https://www.gayout.com/europe/denmark/copenhagen/events/get-weird-with-wrestling-8211-qspace-workshop-2026-12-03 STATUS:CONFIRMED END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR