Move Queer I Freaky Nasty

Move Queer presents ‘Freaky Nasty’ showcase🔥 This night will take your breath away with the hottest and most electrifying performances we’ve ever had. 

Our showcase will feature special guests and our very own dancers from the 8-week beginner and intermediate dance course. Experience how our dancers translate authenticity through movement. End the night dancing with friends and being your sexiest self. 

DJ’s and guest lineup announced soon<3

WHEN AND WHERE  ───── .✦

🗓️6 December 2026, Sunday 

📍PACT Centre for Emerging Artists | 107 Railway Parade, Erskineville NSW 2043

🪩EVENT SCHEDULE  ───── .✦

6:30PM: Doors open, DJ set

8 PM: Guest performers and showcase performance

9PM to 10PM: DJ set

🎟️TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW  ───── .✦

Free tix for First Nations at checkout or just rock up!

Discounted tix available for individuals with accessibility needs. Please DM us on IG for seating arrangements. 

🤍ACCESSIBILITY ───── .✦

PACT is an accessible venue, with level access throughout the public areas of the building and non-gendered, ambulant and wheelchair accessible toilets. 

There will be seating before and during the showcase performance. Most seats will be packed away afterwards to make room in the dance floor. There will be low lighting and colour-changing changing lighting. Some flashing lights. Bring ear protection for loud music. 

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Move Queer is a QPOC-led team creating queer parties and classes. Please consider this when buying tickets.

Move Queer is a movement collective created by Fetu Taku that focuses on hip-hop foundations, commercial choreography, and dance improvisation that subverts traditional dance settings. We offer open dance classes, video courses and 5-8 week dance showcase courses throughout the year.

This event will be held on Gadigal and Wangal Land. We acknowledge the Gadigal and Wangal people as the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to Elders past and present. Always was. Always will be Aboriginal Land.

Original photo @byron_martin_ | Pictured @gracethegarden

Poster and socials by @muhnique @moniquecatubig