What’s On: Spring
Marios Ento-Engkolo: Dualism at Buzzcut Festival
18th April | 3pm | Tramway
Dualism translates the artist’s lifetime of navigating identity as a mixed-race, queer person in polarised Greece into a dance performance. Exploring feelings of living ‘in-between’ and the constant negotiation of opposing forces – Dualism is a vital act of reclaiming and articulating these often complex experiences, and hopes to resonate with those who face similar complexities of identity and duality.
Marios draws on his knowledge of music-led African diasporic dance styles, blending them with contemporary and experimental movement. The work is set to a soundscape of contemporary sounds produced by GLA Studios and traditional Greek folk music by Greek folk musicians Stefanos Tzotzolakis and Evie Rogkoti.
The performance is currently SOLD OUT
For more info and updates please check Buzzcut’s ticket page
ig: @marios_laugh
Joy Moughanni:
A Separation From Habit
UK + EU Tour
15th April - 12th June
“A powerful exploration of how the discomfort of the present echoes through time… archival radio debates, zajal poetry, and warped colonial-era tapes simmer with rage before collapsing into heartbreak.” - Patrick Clarke
Lebanese musician and producer Joy Mughanni tours his first solo album this spring; a collection of electronic performances, ambient, noise and sonic collages drawing from archival tape recordings from the Lebanese civil war and invasion between 1975 and 1985. Moughanni invites listeners and audiences into his personal emotional landscape and into the essence of life in a country in constant upheaval—where grief and loss are often overshadowed by the urgency to move forward.
The album was featured in the Quietus Album of the Year in 2025
Full listings & booking links coming soon
ig: @joy_moughanni