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Creatures' Ball
Jun
20
07:00 PM
NetworkingNantes€15

Creatures' Ball

This event is offered as part of Flamboyant·e·s, a highlight celebrating queer culture, from June 12 to 20, in Portevent.. The Creatures' Ball brings together the world of drag shows and the universe…

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· Portevent · Portevent, 1 boulevard Henry Orrion, Nantes, 44000, Nantes · Nantes

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This event is offered as part of Flamboyant·e·s, a highlight celebrating queer culture, from June 12 to 20, in Portevent.. The Creatures' Ball brings together the world of drag shows and the world of traditional dance balls. For the occasion, you will see the drags Gono Del Rey and Hot Headed Christine on stage, as well as Kévin Le Pennec, a queer harpist, and the trio La Mézanj. Come dressed in your finest finery and shine brightly on the dance floor as a creature of the night, whether strange, glittering, beastly, mysterious, or mystical. To complete your character, the drag Itarixy will offer artistic makeup on site. GONO DEL REYClown among queens, dream among nightmares, and tomato among turnips, Gono Del Rey knows how to make an impression. This artist from Nantes was crowned the grand winner of the famous Parisian competition “Drag Me Up” in 2025 and has since been traveling across France to share her sweet humor. And now, it is your heart she is coming to win! LA MÉZANJLa Mézanj spreads its wings, drawing inspiration from the repertoire of Haute-Bretagne. The sounds of Coline Genet's violin and Clémence Lenoël's cello mingle with the clear, warm voice of Kevin Le Pennec. This close-knit trio, blending influences, develops a subtle style while keeping the dances dear to them at the heart of their music. Formed in 2021 in Rennes, La Mézanj has become a must-see on the Breton scene, both for dancing and for listening!Cast: Coline Genet: violin; Clémence Lenoël: cello; Kevin Le Pennec: vocals KÉVIN LE PENNECBreton queer harpist Kevin Le Pennec fuses traditional music and pop with his lever harp and clear voice. Internationally awarded, he sings poetic and committed lyrics about queer identity, love, feminism, and freedom. This event is offered as part of Flamboyant·e·s, a highlight celebrating queer culture, from June 12 to 20, in Portevent.. The Creatures' Ball brings together the world of drag shows and the world of traditional dance balls. For the occasion, you will see the drags Gono Del Rey and Hot Headed Christine on stage, as well as Kévin Le Pennec, a queer harpist, and the trio La Mézanj. Come dressed in your finest finery and shine brightly on the dance floor as a creature of the night, whether strange, glittering, beastly, mysterious, or mystical. To complete your character, the drag Itarixy will offer artistic makeup on site. GONO DEL REY Clown among queens, dream among nightmares, and tomato among turnips, Gono Del Rey knows how to make an impression. This artist from Nantes was crowned the grand winner of the famous Parisian competition “Drag Me Up” in 2025 and has since been traveling across France to share her sweet humor. And now, it is your heart she is coming to win! LA MÉZANJ La Mézanj spreads its wings, drawing inspiration from the repertoire of Haute-Bretagne. The sounds of Coline Genet's violin and Clémence Lenoël's cello mingle with the clear, warm voice of Kevin Le Pennec. This close-knit trio, blending influences, develops a subtle style while keeping the dances dear to them at the heart of their music. Formed in 2021 in Rennes, La Mézanj has become a must-see on the Breton scene, both for dancing and for listening! Cast: Coline Genet: violin; Clémence Lenoël: cello; Kevin Le Pennec: vocals KÉVIN LE PENNEC Breton queer harpist Kevin Le Pennec fuses traditional music and pop with his lever harp and clear voice. Internationally awarded, he sings poetic and committed lyrics about queer identity, love, feminism, and freedom.

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Portevent · Portevent, 1 boulevard Henry Orrion, Nantes, 44000, Nantes · Nantes

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