BLESSED ARE THE QUEER !

Magna Vox and La Ligue de l'Enseignement de Co^te-d'Or are joining forces at Le Maquis to mark LGBTphobia Day and the release of the 2nd season of the Bon-ne allie'-e podcast. They invite you to join in the fight for LGBTQIA+ rights during a day of activism, culture and festivities!

PROGRAMME
6PM-7PM/7PM-8PM - GANGREINE MAKE-UP WORKSHOP
Exploration of make-up and drag transformation, followed by a professional photo shoot by Edouard Barra.
Registration required (places are limited): magnavoxprod@gmail.com

6-8PM - ROUND TABLE
"CULTURE, A GOOD ALLY FOR QUEERS?" moderated by Paul Dufour, with
- Lexie is a leading figure in the LGBTQI+ struggle. Her Masters research led her to cross art history, sociology and anthropology, and her Instagram account @aggressively_trans is one of the most important platforms for popularising these social issues today.
- Tamos le Thermos is a young cartoonist and illustrator. Since 2018, he has been sharing his thoughts and moods on his Instagram account Maître Thermos, which is gradually becoming like his personal diary. He likes to talk about emotions, depression, vulnerability, bereavement, love and gender. Iel takes these issues to heart with lightness, humour and sincerity. Gender flou is her first published comic strip, a work that greatly inspired the Bon-ne allie'-e team.

8PM - DE'DICACES
with the author LEXIE of Une histoire de genres - Guide pour comprendre et de'fendre les transidentite's and TAMOS LE THERMOS, be'de'aste and illustrator of Genderflou.

EDGAR LA NUIT
8PM - DEGENERATE ELECTRO | FRANCE
Influenced by French chanson, 2000s pop and Eurodance, Edgar La Nuit shares his heartbreak on stage. Perched on her high heels, the dancing rhythms carry her silhouette and move us into a world with the air of an electro-pop cabaret.

GANG REINE
9PM - DRAGSHOW | FRANCE
An artistic, queer and festive collective from Dijon, created in 2018, GangReine creates spaces that break down boundaries and invite you to discover. Whether in a Cabaret revue, an experimental vide'o or during public happenings, identities are constructed and de-constructed, me'langent, forming irreverent and sensitive creations that question our relationship to ourselves, to others and to the world.