VOL.ii

FRIDAY 8TH DECEMBER

A PARTY FOR ALL
EMBRACE YOUR TRUE IDENTITY AND BE PROUD
LISTEN WITHOUT PREJUDICE
THIS OUR HOuse SO KEEP IT CAMP
THERE SHALL BE NO FIGHTING, BLIGHTING, SHITEING OR EGO BITING
LOVE WINS AND THAT IS THE ONLY MESSAGE
RESPECT EACH OTHER. queer or not
CONSENT IS SEXY. NO MEANS NO
SEE YOU ON THE DANCEFLOOR

 

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ARTISTS

LOOKING BACK: BERLIN BERLIN Vol.I

“Inspired by the free-spirited hedonism of Berlin nightlife, FUZE took us underground in December 2022 for an unforgettable night. It was a homage to all the wonderful things that underground culture has to offer – inclusivity, queerness and, of course, lots and lots of fun.

FUZE always provides a safe space to express your creativity, and so, as per usual, the outfits did not disappoint. Berlin underground culture is all about excess so think techno party style and then think even more striking, creative and daring. All-black was the dress code with leather, harnesses and mesh adorning the floors of the Lakota. There were also some incredible makeup looks to match with lots of bold and sultry eyes in the crowd. Nine best-dressed tickets were given out for the outfits that took the theme to another level.

It goes without saying that one of the definite highlights of the night were the wonderful performers and pole dancers that graced the stage, including the incredible. With their energy and talent, they captivated and inspired the crowd with their dancing and kept everyone moving until the early hours of the morning. 

Of course, it would not be a Berlin-inspired night without techno. FUZE had some of the best of local talent came along to DJ with Greenz, Ash Er, The Yard Woman, That Guy and Ghetto House Trio providing impressive setlists to keep everyone dancing until the early hours. The non-stop energy of the crowd definitely vouched for the talent of the DJs!

All in all, it was an incredible night which certainly captured the excitement and inclusivity of the underground. If you’re wishing you could be back at Berlin Berlin or are sad to have missed it, rest assured that FUZE has even more exciting things planned for the rest of the year. ”
— ROYA SHAHIDI, FUZE UK

MANIFESTO

  • The underground Techno scene around the world stand proudly against the grain, continuing one of the oldest and most marginalised professions in our society. We bring an event that embodies and honours the expression of sexual empowerment and breaks down stigmatisations; to reclaim the right for people to make informed decisions about their bodies and to be comfortable in their own skin. Inspired by Red light districts, the Berlin music scene and their message, we aim to channel their power and celebrate people's uniqueness by creating a safe space for people to truly be themselves and creatively express their sexuality.

  • BERLIN BERLIN is about escaping reality and dancing to the music we all love. We always believed in the power of music to bring people together as one with love in our hearts and today we have the same vision, a melting pot of different genders, races, ages, sexualities and abilities. We intend to create a queer space that is intersectional, liberating, loving, generous and as safe as possible for everyone attending. To be able to do that, there are certain things we ask and expect of you.

  • Consent is paramount. We ask you not to touch anyone without consent. This applies to everyone in the party including our performers.

  • BERLIN BERLIN has a zero-tolerance policy on sexual or physical harassment. Anyone reported for or caught harassing anybody may be removed from the venue. There will be a dedicated team of armband wearers that are trained to look out for and proactively prevent sexual harassment, if you see or feel harassed by anyone, please feel safe to talk to an armband wearer, they are neither security nor police and they will believe you.

  • We are working towards being an inclusive, diverse and anti-racist space; we want to create parties that are safe and welcoming for BIPOC, if you are reported for racist behaviour of any kind, you will immediately be removed from the venue. If you witness racism happening, report it! If you are silent then you are part of the problem. We expect you to be actively anti racist.

  • BERLIN BERLIN is a queer party for all - good people are welcome here, queers and allies alike. However, if you are an ally, we ask you to consider what being an ally means to you. This is a queer party. You are in someone's house and we therefore ask you to respect and understand that unconditionally. You are a welcome guest in a special place, a place where people want to feel free and liberated. Anyone not agreeing or understanding this will be asked to leave immediately!

  • Presentation is not always a true reflection of identity. Please do not make assumptions about anyone's gender, race or sexuality. We want BERLIN BERLIN to be a space that centres QBIPOC, trans and non-binary experiences. Ask what pronouns someone uses and use gender neutral language when referring to someone you do not know.

  • Look out for your friends and fellow dancers alike. We are a family! If someone is in need, please get them the help they deserve. If there is an immediate threat, danger or emergency, alert any security or staff member immediately.