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 We are Raze 

 Collective 

Supporting queer performance since 2015

Raze is a charity established to support, develop and nurture queer performance in the UK. We have defined queer performance as “performing arts undertaken by people who identify as Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Intersex (LGBTQI+) or that contains LGBTQI themes, content or context.” 

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Rows of people sit ready waiting to watch a performance. The image is taken from behind, so we can see the backs of their heads. There are five rows of purple chairs. Light catches a row of people seated in the centre of the image.
Saddie Sinner, a back woman, is smiling out to an audience, her hand is raised. She is wearing an ornate headdress that looks like a flower or sun. It is gold, studded with silver orange and gold jewels. She is also wearing a gold gown. Her hair is in long blue braids. The blue background features a microphone on a stand.
Chiyo a mixed race transgendered man stands definately with his legs apart and arms cast out to one side, like he is summoning something. He is wearing black studded shorts and a black shiny cape. His hair is black and tousled. He appears to be screaming. He is on stage, the light is a dramatic combination of blue and black.
Ophelia, a drag queen sings into a microphone. She wears a snake skin effect shirt, tied at the waist and snakeskin trousers with a yellow belt. She has long, blond-white hair. She stands on stage, with green light behind her.
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Coming soon!

A vital research study to examine the effects of Covid 19 on London’s queer nightlife creatives.

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Commissioned by queer organisations for queer creatives!

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More info soon on how you can take part and make your voices heard!