THE HIP-HOP KIKI BALL

THE HIP-HOP KIKI BALL

Welcome to THE HIP-HOP KIKI BALL presented by The Swedish Mother Silva Angels and Gigi Sunshine Angles.

Ballroom and Hip-Hop culture have inspired generations of people to no longer accept inequalities and injustices centered on race, religion, sexual orientation and gender. They allow individuals to explore their creativity and unite as a whole collective.

We would like to invite you to celebrate both of these cultures in one place at the same time. Maybe by meeting one another we can continue to inspire and learn the differences and similarities within these rich cultures together.

If you’re not a person of color and/or person of queer experience, we would like to reinstate that you are a guest within the ballroom community and should follow rules as everyone else. Please be mindful of the space you take as a guest, and you will be welcomed with open arms.

Photo: The Undercover Agents Kiki Ball by Lyah Marciano & Tygah McQueen. Copenhagen, Denmark 2021. Photo by Chai Saeidi / @stillchai

THE HIP-HOP KIKI BALL is part of the SPKRBOX festival. The SPKRBOX festival takes place 1-17. December in Oslo. See more information at www.spkrbox.no.
THE HIP-HOP KIKI BALL is supported by the Bergesenstiftelsen and is a collaboration between SPKRBOX, Vega Scene and CA.PA.

Photo: The Undercover Agents Kiki Ball by Lyah Marciano & Tygah McQueen. Copenhagen, Denmark 2021. Photo by Chai Saeidi / @stillchai

CATEGORIES

FF Realness & MF Realness
Beginners Runway
Face with a twist (For pierced and tattooed face) Face OTA
Old Way
Beginners Performance
Arms Control
Female Figure Performance
All American Runway
European Runway
New Way
Commentator vs Commentator
Butch Queen Performance
Hands Performance
Tag team Body and Sex Siren OTA
Shake that ass

You can find more information about the theme on the Facebook event.


This Kiki Ball is a safe space for the BIPOC LGBTQ+ community and we want to create a place for the youth and newcomers to get a taste of ballroom with lower expectations, while still keeping it real to ballroom and its culture.

No to sexism, homophobia, transphobia, racism, ageism, ableism, body shaming or any form of discrimination.

If there are any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the organizers.