The Big Green Cabaret, Liverpool!

Kayza Rose is a dynamic creative producer, artistic director, filmmaker, BLM activist and cultural leader based in London, UK. For more than a decade, she has focused her work on creating change for Black and POC through a variety of editorial, creative and artistic endeavours for companies and community based organisations. She’s the founder of BLM Fest, Head of External events at UK Black Pride, and COO at AZ Mag and will be our host for the evening!

Antonina Nutshell has been a drag artist in her native country of Sweden for many years, and now resides in Liverpool. She has worked across many venues throughout the UK and is now a resident drag queen at FunnyBoyz. Her act is based around comedy, dance & lipsync.

Sederginne is most known for her appearance on RuPaul’s Drag Race! Prior to this, she was part of the hugely popular show team at Sparkles, on the island of Gran Canaria.

Loveable soft-boy Christian Adore improvises “radio-ready” [LGBTQ+ arts review] songs, sketches and raps on the spot. They’ve been nominated for Edinburgh's TV Festival 2020 New Voice Award supported by Netflix, as well as an Off West End award in 2019, as seen on the BBC, and BB Bitesize! 

Dylema is one of the UK’s leading spoken word artists. She has been featured by the Guardian, BBC and BET. Their feminist poetry addresses head-on matters of race, gender, sex and individuality.

Ellis Howard is a Scouse writer/actor and a recent graduate of The Guildhall School. He creates politically conscious work across stage and screen and regularly hosts creative workshops with Church Action on Poverty.

Carmel has always loved and admired the power of music that has always brought her new understanding of the world and even herself. She believes rapping is a powerful art that has the power to inspire listeners to reflect more consciously on how feelings and words can result in constructive change. 

Isabel Adomakoh Young is a performer and writer of English and Ghanaian origins. Her Drag alter ego Izzy Aman will be showcasing his newest act, Hot In Here, about toxic masculinity and climate.

Alice Bell co-runs the climate charity Possible, working on everything from tree planting to heat pumps in parks or solar powered railways. Before moving to climate campaigning she was an academic and journalist, She is the author of Can We Save the Planet? and Our Biggest Experiment, a history of the climate crisis and is our resident climate expert for the evening!

Here’s 3 ways you can take action now!

1. Keep in touch with Possible
   Our very special Big Green Cabaret events are rolling into towns across the UK in partnership with our friends at Possible, climate action. Sign up to their mailing list to be the first to know about ways to get involved and support their work!
2. Sign the Declaration
   Tell our Prime Minister that you want ambitious action on climate justice by adding your name to The Climate Coalition’s declaration.
3. Stand with Fairtrade Farmers
   Show your support for 1.8 million Fairtrade farmers who are on the front line of the climate crisis and who are calling for our leaders to be fair with their climate promises. Add your name to their petition now.