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Yuck
Miranda

Awardee

Country

Mozambique

Yuck Miranda promotes gender equality through dance.

Themes

Gender equality

Sexual / queer expression

Disciplines

Dance

Performance

Theatre

Awards

SEED Award 2021

Profile

Yuck Miranda is an actor and performer from Mozambique, interested in music, dancing and visual arts. He has a graduate degree in Theatre from the Eduardo Mondlane University and in 2017 took part in the AfriQueer project in Mozambique and South Africa. His performance “Zita”, about a transwoman from northern Mozambique, was featured in Kinani Festival 2019. Since the 2020 pandemic, his research has been focused on queer art created in Africa by Africans.