Cost:  $10-20 sliding scale

Description: This workshop will include all the elements of our weekly dance practice classes, just with a slower pace and more individual attention toward the foundations and building blocks of a safe ballet practice. We'll go at the pace that suits you, as always practicing kindness and patience with our bodies. We may journal our intentions together to bookend our movement practice.

What to bring/expect: A notebook and pen/pencil, if you have one (I can provide them if you don't!) This event will be interactive, but I encourage participants to take what they find valuable and leave what they don't — just wear comfortable, moveable clothing.

Bio: celine s. kiner is a journalist, designer, & artist whose work is largely informed by lifelong movement research. She aims to tell the story of the artist through process and context, while holding true to the integrity and intention of the work itself. celine is an alumna of usc kaufman’s inaugural class and has performed works by grimes, forsythe, cerrudo, kylian, and more. Most recently, she has worked with Kate Wallich, Kai Hazelwood, and Andrew Pearson/Bodies In Play, and aims to continue researching ballet as a safe, consent-based, self-actualizing practice.

Accessibility note: Accessibility accommodations are always available — please reach out to coordinate what is right for you.

The space is located on the 2nd floor with one flight of stairs directly up from the entrance. Elevator access is available; please email pieterpasd@gmail.com prior to event if you will be using it. The elevator is spacious enough for any mobility device and the 2nd floor space is free of any steps or mobility barriers. There are no automated doors in the building.

There are two all-gender restrooms with three private stalls and a urinal. Each restroom has one stall accessible for mobility device users.

Free parking is available directly behind our building at 2412 Workman Street. There are two additional free city lots south of Broadway on Workman Street. There is also ample metered parking in the neighborhood.

Have questions or need additional accommodations? Email pieterpasd@gmail.com and we will do our best to assist you.