Featuring-
Headline DJ: Ryan Lovell
Born and raised in South London, Ryan Lovell developed their sound with influences from the gritty city as well as their culturally diverse heritage. Learning to play music from a young age has led them to develop an Electronic House & Afro & Bass sonic pallet, adorned with hints of fun, sing-along, Pop, RnB & Bashment hits.
Ryan Lovell is a member of the QTBIPOC nightlife collective PXSSY PALACE for whose events they are also a resident DJ, and they co-organize their Afro-Caribbean centric night FEVER. Ryan also curates the platform Dirty Saints Presents.
They have most notably played Glastonbury Festival, Ms Banks + Honey Dijon.
Niche Lorraine
”She’s international, she’s intergalactic and she’s into rimming. She’s a huge fan of novelty slippers and David Gray, but her favourite thing about humans is that they’re 85% water. All the way from Uranus to your anus, please welcome to the stage the icon, the legend, the fugitive that is NICCCCCHHEEEE LORRRAAAINEEE.”
Shardeazy Afrodesiak
Shardeazy Afrodesiak – the Gender Bending Drag Ting ready to explode their fuckery all over you! Busting into the drag scene with no apologies, this thought-provoking thot uses their platform to express and deconstruct topics of race, gender and sexuality through music, dance and fierce af lipsyncing! The mixed heritage, thicc, King n Ting is a powerful gender-fucked entity defying the rules of social and hetro norms! First Runner up of Man Up! – Europe’s largest Drag King Competition – Shardeazy has exploded on stages all over the UK and internationally (including UK Pride’s; national and international Festivals; official award shows; theatre shows, corporate events and many more!)
Margo Marshall
Margo Marshall part pop-princess part fosse showgirl, Margo is known as one of UKs top dancing Drag Performers and cabaret artists, training at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. After graduating she quickly rose in London’s alternative queer scene. She was then selected as to tour with Melanie C for her 2019 Pride Tour (including 50 Years of World Pride Closing Ceremony), quickly she racked up credits with a range of artists including Jessie Ware, Mabel, Jake Shears and The Sugababes. After building her reputation in the industry she has also choreographed for Charli XCX, Ava Max and two time Brit winner Becky Hill. In addition to this work Margo also runs events and produces theatre work in London, with her first show premiering at The Roundhouse.
‘Club Urania offers an alternative lineup of queer performance that’s often mesmerising, sometimes bizarre, and always diverse’ – Alex Fice, Cambridge Edition
