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WORKSHOPS
WORKING
IT OUT!
Our expert facilitators guide participants of all levels through one off specialty workshops. Elevate your skills, connect with like-minded individuals, and discover the joy of theatre in our upcoming workshops below!
UPCOMING WORKSHOPS
BUMP & GRIND:
BURLESQUE
WORKSHOP
Join us in an exciting 2-hour classic burlesque bump and grind class! This session is perfect for beginners and seasoned performers alike, focusing on the foundational techniques of classic bump and grind, along with the sultry art of the burlesque shimmy. Students will learn these essential moves and apply them in a fun, empowering and supportive environment, culminating in a short, sassy choreographed routine that celebrates the timeless allure of burlesque
Supplies needed: comfortable form-fitting clothes you can move in that make you feel sassy and sexy. Corsets not recommended. Barefoot or indoor dance shoes, you can comfortably move in. Shimmy belt, coin skirt, or fringe shirt/bra if desired. (Fringe or dangly tops and bottoms that allow for a wide leg stance are helpful to show movement)
INTRO TO MODERN CLOWN
This 3.5-hour crash course in modern clowning is really a deep dive into you—your goofy, vulnerable, delightfully ridiculous self. No red nose, no circus act. Just the clown that already lives inside you. Drawing inspiration from the Lecoq method, Gaulier's philosophy, and contemporary Idiot work, this intensive blends physical play, improvisation, and audience connection to help you unlock your most honest and hilarious self. Through solo and group exercises, we'll explore how to be fully present, take bold risks, and turn failure into fun.
You don't need any performance experience to join—this class is open to all. Whether you're an actor, musician, dancer, comic, curious beginner, or just want to try something new, you'll be met exactly where you're at. We'll use improvisations, games, and moments of real presence to find your clown—not a character you create, but the silly, vulnerable version of you that emerges when you stop trying to be funny and just are. If the audience is laughing, your clown is in the room. If they're not, we'll go looking.
