Intermediate Diploma
Tuesday, February 10th, 2026
11:00 am-1:00 pm Eastern Time (New York)

TIE Faculty Associate Member Kaja Dunn will lead a workshop on the impact of race on physical storytelling and the considerations required to choreograph culturally competent intimacy.

This is an advanced workshop. Before attending, participants must complete the Best Practices and Foundations in Race, Intimacy, and Consent Workshops.

*NOTE: THE INSTRUCTOR FEELS IT IS IMPORTANT TO ALLOW TIME BETWEEN TAKING “FOUNDATIONS IN RACE, INTIMACY, & CONSENT” AND “RACE & CHOREOGRAPHY.” PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THESE TWO COURSES ON THE SAME DAY.

Pricing $80

We cannot offer refunds. However, if you need to make an exchange for credit or transfer to another workshop, provided you notify us 14 days in advance of your scheduled workshop, a small administrative fee will apply. Click here for details. 

Needs-based scholarships are also available.

Space in Digital Workshops is limited to ensure the best experience for our participants. Workshops are live; we do not currently offer recordings. There is no waitlist for Digital Workshops. Classes are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and class sizes are limited to maintain educational quality.

After you complete your registration, you will receive an email with additional information and helpful links. You will receive an email with the link one day before the workshop. 

The Best Practices Digital Workshop or a comprehensive TIE workshop, e.g., Workshop Weekend) is a prerequisite for most other Theatrical Intimacy Education Digital Workshops. This ensures that all participants are familiar with TIE's approach and vocabulary, thereby improving educational quality. If you have taken another workshop with Theatrical Intimacy Education and would like to discuss which Digital Workshops may be right for you, please reach out!