Work with Broadway's Correy West in this "Anything Goes" dance masterclass. Learn how to be the ultimate triple threat. Discover the secrets to mastering dance combinations swiftly. elevate your dance abilities in this inclusive workshop all skill levels are warmly welcome
Come experience several of Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed games for ensemble-building and exploring spatial structures of power. The interactive exercises covered in this workshop are for teachers and students of all levels, and serve to break down barriers in the classroom and rehearsal space while highlighting all voices and lived experiences in the artistic process.
Consent-forward practices and the principles of intimacy work have become essential to contemporary rehearsal rooms and classrooms. As performers increasingly arrive prepared to advocate for their boundaries, directors and choreographers are being asked to lead in new, collaborative ways that support safety, trust, and creative risk-taking.
This workshop introduces directors to consent-based frameworks that foster clarity, regulation, and collaboration throughout the rehearsal process. Participants will explore how consent benefits not only performers, but also directors—by creating sturdy containers for high-stakes work, reducing reactivity, and allowing deeper creative engagement.
Through discussion, exercises, and practical rehearsal tools, directors will leave with concrete strategies they can immediately implement in their own processes
An introduction to the art of juggling, a vital performance skill that has been in existence for centuries. Participants will learn a basic three ball cascade routine and be given a demonstration of juggling techniques with other items such as clubs, rings, and scarves.
Equipment will be provided and all experience levels are invited from beginner to exper
Michael Chekhov was a brilliant acting teacher. His exploration of Psychological Gestures, Atmospheres, and the Life Body invites actors to shift focus to discover unexplored creativity. In this workshop, we will give intellect a rest and let the body lead us to productive character development. We will play with specific exercises that promote joyful exploration and lead to the development of vivid stage characters. “Dare to Be Silly” will be our battle cry.
This introductory workshop introduces participants to intimacy choreography as a rehearsal practice, not a personal interaction. Grounded in Theatrical Intimacy Education’s (T.I.E.) consent-forward, actor-centered approach, the session provides students with shared language and practical tools for navigating staged intimacy with clarity, agency, and care. The workshop emphasizes that intimacy choreography supports storytelling by creating work that is specific, repeatable, and sustainable.
This workshop is an introduction to the Lucid Body technique, a psycho-physical process that offers actors a new language for embodiment, character diagnosis, and energetic clarity. The Lucid Body approach invites performers to work from the inside out—engaging the body, breath, and awareness as primary tools for truthful, sustainable performance.
Lucid Body practice focuses on reorganizing energy within the body so that character and circumstance can emerge with deep visceral truth. At its core, this work reframes acting as a holistic practice—one that supports the nervous system and the body rather than depleting it.
Participants will be introduced to three foundational principles of the Lucid Body and experience how these concepts can immediately shift presence, availability, and expressive range.
This workshop includes a physical warm up so space to move is needed.
