Fuel performance and live music show extravaganza presents:

Britspotting Cabaret and Electro Performance Poetry nights!

2 X evenings..

Hosted by lady gaby

Sunday 11th May 8 pm start

At Wonderbar, Wienerstr 45, Berlin XBERG 36

Monday 12th May 9 pm start

At Schokoladen Club, Ackerst 169 Berlin Mitte

Dominic Berry, from Manchester, England, is a slam winning poet and co-host of Manchester's FREED UP! monthly open mic. Last summer, Dominic was Artist in Residence with Contact Theatre, where he devised his poetry art installation 'Lovely Fruit Salad'. He is currently working with 8th Day co-operative health foods in creating new work exploring identity through diet. Appearing at Fuel is Dominic's first performance in Germany! See more of his work at www.myspace.com/thepoetdominic

"Beautiful writing and a sharp, unflinching eye"

John McGrath, Artistic Director of Contact Theatre

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John Callaghan, live electro trash performances and male nude model. He is an unusual songwriter / performer of thoughtful and spiky electronica from Birmingham (UK). His self-directed video for "I'm Not Comfortable Inside My Mind" was aired on MTV. His live performances are energetic and imaginative, and range from one-man Auto-Karaoke shows to specially written dance floor sets. www.johncallaghan.co.uk
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Miss Hypnotique (London), electronic cabaret -

'mine is a little more Weimar-influenced - a mix of songs, stories and

instrumental music (I usually play theremin and saxophone, but I will

probably only bring theremin on this trip).' You can hear some music and video at: www.myspace.com/misshypnotique


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Lady Gaby aka Gaby Bila-Günther was born in Romania, grew up in Australia and is now a resident of Berlin. She is curator, artist and performer. Lady Gaby has been invited to many international festivals where she graced the stage with lyrics about many contemporary issues, women’s roles and positions, longings for place and identity, urban issues and other rather pleasurable subjects such as sexuality, lust and fantasies. Her spokenword performances are weird, interactive, political and confronting. Electro beats accompany her powerful lyrics.