Get Weird With Wrestling is a weekly workshop held in Qspace, the stage space at Warehouse9 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Sessions take place on Thursday evenings and begin on November 5, making it a repeating evening activity rather than a one-off event.
The workshop brings together queer wrestling and camp performance. Rather than a spectator experience, it is built around practice: participants work through the physical and theatrical side of the form together, in a room set up for movement and performance.
What happens in a session
- Learning safe falls, the basic skill that keeps bodies protected on the mat
- Stage-combat basics, focused on staging movement so it reads clearly to an audience
- Theatrical character building, developing the bold, exaggerated personas that camp performance relies on
Who it suits
No previous experience is needed, and the workshop is open to all bodies and fitness levels. It is intended for adults only, with entry limited to those aged 18 and over. It may appeal to anyone curious about performance, movement or wrestling-inspired theatre, whether they are coming alone or with friends.
Warehouse9 is the venue, and Qspace is the room where the sessions are held. For dates, booking details and up-to-date information, the event page on the Warehouse9 website is the place to check before you go.