Pompeii Repertory (Intermediate/Advanced)

• Saturday, May 9, 2026: 11am - 2pm

Step back into the world of Pompeii and learn a section from Detour’s recent immersive production. This repertory workshop will be led by Hadassah Perry + Kira Fargas, who will guide participants through “Caravan”.

• These workshops are designed for advanced, pre-professional, and professional dance and theater artists.
• Sliding-scale tuition is available; no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Email ZGlyZWN0b3JzIHwgZGV0b3VyICEgcHJvZHVjdGlvbnM= to learn more.
• Joe Goode Annex is ADA accessible and has gender-neutral restrooms.
• KN95 masks are encouraged, though not required. Please stay home if you are feeling unwell.
• Fragrance-Free: Please avoid perfumes, colognes, and scented products to support participants with chemical sensitivities.
• Have specific accessibility needs or questions? Reach out anytime at ZGlyZWN0b3JzIHwgZGV0b3VyICEgcHJvZHVjdGlvbnM=

Hadassah is a San Francisco–based professional dancer and drag performer, and the codirector of WSPA’s contemporary training program with Kira Fargas. She currently performs with UNA Productions, Detour Productions, and Sharp & Fine, and has previously collaborated with Babatunji Johnson, KT Nelson, and Deborah Slater. Hadassah teaches at Training Ground San Francisco and has created original works for Pearl Street Collective, RAWdance’s Concept Series, UNA’s Glimpse, and New Dialect’s Third Voice.

Kira is a queer, first-generation Filipinx-American movement artist, choreographer, and drag performer. She is a collaborator with UNA Productions (Fuchsia), EIGHT/MOVES (Mia Chong), Detour Productions (Eric Garcia and Kat Cole), and more. Their work has been showcased at UNA Productions' Glimpse, ODC’s State of Play, BODYSONNET's OTHER/self, and RAW Dance Concept Series. Central to her artistic practice are explorations of her Filipinx and queer identity.

Photo by Robbie Sweeny

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