Dorine Mugisha: Whacking Scotland Exhibition | BUZZCUT 2026

Tramway
25 Albert Drive, Glasgow, G41 2PE (view map)

Wednesday 15th April 2026 at 8:00 PM

Accessibility - Accessible Toilets, Quiet Space, Step Free Access, Wheelchair Accessible

Dorine Mugisha: Whacking Scotland Exhibition | BUZZCUT 2026

Details

Whacking Scotland Exhibition is an interactive, club-style celebration of Punking, Posing and Whacking. A style that emerged in the underground clubs in the 1970s by gay Black and Latino men – a way of expressing freedom from oppression. With a DJ, host, performers and cyphers, dancers freestyle to unpredictable music, showcasing diverse interpretations. The audience will be active participants, through various tools ie: cheering, use of material, wheel of fortune, contributing to the energy of the dancefloor. Embedded will be moments to learn about history and culture of this unique style!

Dorine Mugisha is a multidisciplinary artist, project manager and founder of Whacking Scotland. Her multicultural background and global training shape work exploring identity, belonging and body image. Touring internationally, she champions the belief there is no one way of being a dancer. She encourages expressiveness, freedom, and feelings first into her teaching and creations.

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Content Notes:

Loud Music, flashing lights, haze, Optional Participation

Ticket Info:

General Admission: £7

Sliding-Scale Ticket Guidance

£3 - £5

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