TBA:19 WORKSHOP

VOGUE with PDXBall

An all-levels voguing workshop facilitated by members of Portland’s PDXBall. Come learn and have fun, or practice in preparation for PDXBall’s TBA Late Night kiki ball competition!

Daniel Girón is a well-rounded dancer with a strong background in Latin Ballroom, Waacking, Contemporary, and Vogue. ​As an Artist, He is on a mission to help empower the LGBTQIA community around the world through his workshops, being an example of how confident and strong you can be while carrying a gender-fluid style with PRIDE.

His Ballroom Etiquette Workshop has elevated the importance of Ballroom around the USA (Oregon, Alaska, Idaho... etc) with the objective of holding safe spaces for conversations such as finding your identity within our queer communities.

Facilitated by both visiting and local artists, TBA Workshops are opportunities for collective participation, learning, and engagement with an artist's practice, and in a small-group setting. Workshops are open to all levels of experience and range from movement- and performance-focused, to conversation, discussion, and collaborative projects.

Workshops take place at New Expressive Works, 810 SE Belmont St. Space is limited to 25 participants per workshop unless otherwise noted. Workshops are $5-$15 sliding scale, or included with Enthusiast, Immersion, and Patron Passes. Most workshops are two hours unless otherwise noted.

Due to limited capacity, pre-registration is required on a first-come, first-served basis, including for pass holders. Walk-ups are welcome if space permits. A waitlist will be taken beginning 60 minutes before start time.

The workshop venue is ADA accessible, with all-gender restrooms. Please contact the TBA Box Office at boxoffice@pica.org or 503-224-PICA for requests about any other access or accommodation needs.