WORKSHOPS

Kaeja d’Dance offers a variety of training and enrichment opportunities for students, professional dancers, and community members. Many of our workshops can be delivered either virtually or in-person and can be adapted to fit your needs. If you require accessibility accommodations for any of our workshops, please contact urban@kaeja.org.

Upcoming Workshops

  • Allen and Karen Kaeja perform a Kaeja Elevations lift in a rehearsal room. Karen's is lifted in the air on her side on Allen’s shoulder with his one arm wrapped on her torso. Her arms are both lifted in the air. Allen wears a sleeveless shirt and dark jeans. Karen wears a dark t shirt and pants. Her long dark hair fans out in the air.

Photo of Allen and Karen Kaeja by Tamara Romanchuk

Students in a Kaeja Elevations workshop.

Photo by Helen Price

  • Two female-presenting students perform a Kaeja Elevation. The supporter holds both the hands of the flier as the flier jumps in the air. Two other students are in the background. They all wear matching orange T-shirts with a circular purple logo on them

Virtual and in-person dance offerings for students of elementary schools, high schools, postsecondary institutions, and dance studios.

Allen and Karen Kaeja performing the mermaid lift.

Photo by Zhenya Cerneacov

  • Allen and Karen Kaeja perform the mermaid, a Kaeja Elevations lift, under a stone archway. Karen's body is in midair on a diagonal over Allen's, with her feet directly over his head. Her arm is entwined with one of his and rests on one side of his torso for support. Karen's other arm is extended in the air. Allen's other arm rests at his side. Allen wears a navy blue sleeveless shirt and long navy blue pants with black shoes. Karen wears a sleeveless black dress and black pumps. Her long brown hair fans out around her head.

Training opportunities for pre-professional, emerging, and professional dancers and choreographers.

Community workshop participants dancing in a studio.

Photo by Drew Berry

  • A group of community participants move with their arms bent in front of them, looking at their hands. In the forefront, a blonde, female-presenting person wearing a navy blue shirt is in focus.

Community dance workshops for people of all ages and mobility levels.