How To Catch A Pig presents Liv Wynter performance + in conversation with Taali Kwaten 

Liv Wynter (@livwynter) is a trans and working class grassroots organiser and performer bouncing between SE15 and N15.
They create live art, sometimes alone but more often with bands and collectives. Their sellout night, How To Catch A Pig, is a celebration of creatives who also organise against the state with a focus of queer and trans performers and has a sibling night called How To Catch A Poet. Their band press.release, and their DJ/MC double act Dance Mums are residents.
They spent 2022 touring stadiums with Queer House Party, playing Secret Garden Party, Boomtown, Wilderness, Latitude and Sziget, and being banned from the Southbank Centre for decapitating the queen.
They are currently in residence at Museum of Homelessness. They have written 2 plays (Rise of the Refrain ‘21, And So The Choir Gathers ‘19) which both featured live punk music, untrained performers, and sold out their runs. Liv previously worked at The Outside Project, an LGBTIQ+ homeless shelter and was part of the team that opened STAR Refuge, London’s first LGBTIQ domestic violence refuge, during covid.
Liv is a dedicated abolitionist grass roots organiser and stands in solidarity with all groups organising against oppression.
Quit your job, join a band, start a gang.

Taali Kwaten (@taalinotcharlie)
Pronouns They/She is a queer fluid high femme.
They are speaker, host, gogo dancer, co-leader of Dope Black Queers, founder of black queer run plant based catering company Healthy Filth and one of the hosts and member of award winning collective and club night Queer House Party.