As part of The Red Rattler's Future Communities Arts Program, join the iconic Fetu Taku for a special introductory day to her empowering (award-nominated) Move Queer course! This beginner-friendly dance workshop is all about embodiment, joy, and connection — no experience necessary. Whether you're curious about the full course or just want to dip your toes into the world of movement, this day is your chance to experience it all.

Move Queer was created specifically for people who may feel uncomfortable in traditional dance settings or even on the dance floor. The class is designed to build self-esteem and confidence through physical movement, helping you develop your own vocabulary of expression. The aim is simple: to empower yourself and others by feeling confident in your body. The session will be a relaxed, fun exploration of movement, followed by a cookout and music to vibe with for the rest of the afternoon. This is more than just a dance class — it's about creating community, building relationships, and feeling truly connected to yourself and others.If you love the energy and vibe of the day, the full Move Queer workshop runs for seven weeks.

Fetu Taku is a movement coach/choreographer, teacher, and womxn residing in Sydney, Australia. Originally from Christchurch, New Zealand, she has taught both nationally and internationally in countries including China, Japan, London, Spain, Austria, Estonia, and the Philippines. Fetu has trained with some of the world’s best choreographers: Paris Goebel, Caetlyn Watson, Kiel Tutin, Pania Taku, and Stacy Peke. She earned her Certificate IV in Performing Arts (2013) at the esteemed dance institution, the Urban Dance Centre, Sydney, Australia.Fetu is a multidisciplinary artist and developed her own creative training program in 2020, which showcases this breadth of talent and skill. Through this program, The Dark Angel Project, she has created a space combining her dance experience, choreography, and teaching in a holistic program. Participants receive physical and mental training, strengthening of movement, and an opportunity to build resilience through breaking and pushing through barriers over the course of the program. Fetu is committed to cultivating dance/movement spaces through her artistry in community and commercial platforms.

The Red Rattler Theatre has made the choice to keep the whole Future Communities Arts Program financially accessible. We know these are challenging times, and we firmly believe that everyone should have the opportunity to engage with this transformative program, regardless of their financial situation.That's why we’ve introduced an accessible ticket pricing system—offering a suggested ticket price but trusting you to pay what you can. Every dollar you contribute directly sustains our community-run venue and supports the brilliant artists, activists, thinkers, makers who create bold, evocative & visionary work that speaks to the now.What matters most to us is that everyone can participate. And while we leave the choice to you, we want you to know that your support, in whatever form, is the lifeblood of the Red Rattler.