Facilitated by Glamputee This workshop explores performance craft with accessibility as a core artistic value, embedding access features from the start rather than treating them as an afterthought. Beyond basic compliance, we’ll examine how access can be an aesthetically exciting and artistically fulfilling element for both performers and audiences. Through hands-on exercises and discussion, we’ll […]

Facilitated by Saharla Vetsch  Feeling lost on stage? Unsure what to do with your body? Embodied stage presence isn’t about being a dancer or having choreography —it’s about owning your space and bringing your fullest, most confident self into performance. In this workshop, we’ll explore movement as a tool for authenticity, self-expression, and connection with […]

Facilitated by Vanilla Meringue.  Grab your brushes and palettes and join us in this drag makeup creative exploration and tutorial. You'll learn the essentials of play and transformations, from understanding supplies & products all the way to application & fundamental techniques. After this workshop, you’ll have the building blocks to create your own drag looks!

Facilitated by Melissa Lewis Wong In this workshop, we’ll explore visual and tactile approaches to character development, using art, writing, and layered mediums to deepen our understanding of presence and embodiment. Through guided exercises and creative exploration, participants will experiment with image-making, text, and movement to build dynamic, multidimensional characters. This workshop focuses on expanding […]

Facilitated by Kacie Boblitt How do we awaken the body as a vessel for storytelling? This movement-based devising workshop explores Lecoq’s States of Tension as a tool for physical storytelling, character development, and ensemble creation. Through guided improvisation, sensory activation, and dynamic play, we’ll move between ease and extremity, discovering how shifts in tension shape […]

This movement-based workshop is designed for performers, dancers, and physical storytellers interested in using the body as the primary tool for devising new work. Drawing from Lecoq, mime, dance, and theater, participants will engage in movement research, group play, and solo explorations to develop physical narratives. Through structured exercises, we’ll explore: How to make bold, […]