Ever wondered what mushroom TV looks like? Do you have the guts to tune into Sky spores to find out? 

Somewhere deep beneath the soil, Niksa and Glamanita are quietly broadcasting their de-programmes. Take a trip through the wood wide web, live and direct from the underground. It’s time to open your eyes, lift the veil on intoxicating knowledge and you’ll never be the same again. With a microdose of science and lashings of whimsy, follow the spores to see where they will land and what will fruit! Learn a new recipe for a monstrous appetite. Find a new gill-ty pleasure. Look under the log of societal myths to find the mycelium doing its job of connection. Decomposing what’s toxic, making something nourishing, let’s collectively imagine symbiotic queer futures! Looking sporeward to seeing you there!

Niksa is a mycelial drag creature slipping into this world like a shared hallucination, where innocence distorts and something hungrier begins to bloom.

Glamanita is the original forest diva. Hannah Whitlow is a queer multidisciplinary artist, eco-theatre maker, and drag performer based in the UK working across Europe. Their practice combines performance, storytelling, and ritual to create new ecological myths. Through more-than-human characters such as Glamanita and Sally Spores, they explore queer ecology, magick, and collective transformation. Recent projects include Compost the Cabaret and Mushroom Tales.