12/09/25
Friday
Others to the House of Grace
Doors 23:00
On Friday, September 12th, Other to the Front invites House of Grace to celebrate the beginning of a beautiful partnership with high energy, a lot of housy & bass groove, & an all FLINTA* lineup.
We are excited to present, for the first time in Berlin, a very special guest joining us directly from Boston: a dazzling selectress, an embodiment of skill and craft, and a passionate community builder.
Mx. Blaire (she/they) has a singular ability to enchant dancers with stirring, sometimes otherworldly sounds, grounded by strong basslines and beats. We’ll be dancing in the temporary utopian zone-house Fitzroy, to remind people of our joy. We bet in the party as politics of the night, as an action where it’s possible to create, to desire, to feel new imaginaries that challenge, displace, question the imposed cisheterocapitalist imaginary; where we let ourselves be pierced by the music and dance—primal and wild feelings—, to dance with ferocity and asymmetry between the zigzagging and the torn, shaking the pre-established harmony with shameless gestures in search of agitation. Bodies at the service of pleasure to imagine, to build, to share new stories of resistance.
Dance possesses, from the beginning, the magical power of the marginal, the excluded, and the banished. We bet, in any case, on the mythology that has almost always lost; we will always be with the losers, by strategic and almost moral principle. Spin like the riot’s on the beat! It’s time to bring otherness to the forefront Are you ready?
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