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Discover what it means to make ‘em wait for it. How do you draw your audience in? Build tension? Satisfy that tension or leave them thirsting for more? In this workshop, you will receive personalized feedback from your instructor in an intimate cohort and delve into the connection between sensual embodiment and deep musicality. You will learn a sequence of movements, and then have space to play with the sequence to different music and with freestyle prompts.

Beginners welcome! Heels optional.

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Character Study to make choices on stage that best convey the emotions intended in your acts.

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From skin prep to meltdown, Noctua will go over the basics of an emo drag look. Participants may bring their own products if they wish to follow along. All levels of makeup artistry welcome.

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*The Coney Island Museum is located on the second floor and is not wheelchair-accessible at this time

Often maligned and parodied, both of these genres have gotten a bad rap over the years for being the "softer" versions of rock music with a harder and more serious edge. In this discussion and festival Q and A, Raina Sinclair and Dick Move seek to set the record straight and show how both of these off shoots of the punk family tree are not only legitimate, but also intertwined with punk and hard-core's nascent beginnings.

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*The Coney Island Museum is located on the second floor and is not wheelchair-accessible at this time

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