Tap into the divine masculine and learn how to entice your audience! Join professional Drag King from Brooklyn, Oliver Herface as he guides you through learning to do a split, masculine physicality and a Latin centered drag routine. Open to all abilities!

Build confidence transitioning up and down from the floor while developing your floorwork toolkit. Practice linking moves together in a steamy beginner-friendly choreography. Knee pads recommended. Workshop led by Ruby Moon

​Caribbean dance to soca music, focuses on isolation, footwork, and expression. Wining, jump-up, body rolls, stamping, palancing, overall fete vibes is what soca is all about while celebrating the perseverance and liberation of afro caribbean culture.

Learn how to transform a classic burlesque prop into a captivating dance partner. In this playful and sensual workshop, dancers will explore how to move with a boa in a way that feels expressive, intentional and engaging. Boas provided. Workshop led by Ruby Moon

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Music shapes everything we do onstage - mood, storytelling, atmosphere, and that delicious connection with the audience. But with millions of songs out there...why do we keep hearing the same dozen? Sweets brings her research chops and razor-sharp musicality in this lecture/discussion based class to help you: - find fresh and exciting tracks that make you stand out - understand burlesque classics, where they came from, and how to use them - build musical arcs, play with tension, and actually harness your musicality Bring a laptop or notebook and get ready to chat!

A character, and concept building workshop where we work on the approach of these elements when building a character with your life experiences and Kulture. For marginalized folks and folks of colour cabaret and burlesque doesn't have archetypal gimmicks, stories, and characters to play off of that reflect us specifically, so we must bring our own to burlesque and drag, authentically and unapologetically. This workshop will not only tell you to do it but also show you how many different ways you can do it. Please note: This workshop is open to all and is not BIPOC-exclusive. However we ask participants to respect the space occupied and contribute with care, prioritising BIPOC voices.