Workshop: Feeling, Seeing, and Adjusting | Peek Fest 2025

About the workshop:

The workshop uses directed improvisations to explore feeling and memory. Solo work considers embodiment—how we reach, fall, and play with gravity. With partners, we practice seeing and being seen, shaping choices as we compose from desire. We'll listen softly and loudly, tell stories, do nothing, and assemble from found things.

About the facilitator:

Plastic Orchid Factory (James Gnam + Natalie LeFebvre Gnam) shares a practice grounded in curiosity, rigour, and relational exchange. By emphasizing improvisation, embodiment, and collaboration, we invite dancers to locate their own voices inside the work, and to view their practice as a space for both personal inquiry and collective transformation.

SKAM Studio 846 (846 Broughton)

SKAM Studio 846 has ramped entry to the building, with an automatic push button to open the door. Entry to all rooms and washrooms used as a part of Peek Fest have level access. The venue has a single user, all gender, wheelchair accessible washroom.

Parking & Transit: Pay parking at on-street meters is in effect from 9am-6pm. Parking is free from 6pm-9am and all day on holidays. Payment can be made by coin, credit card, the ParkVictoria app, or the City Parking Card at an on-street pay station within your zone.

It is a 500m walk from the Douglas and Fort Downtown Bus Hub.

Additional information regarding workshop accessibility will be coming soon.

For more information about accessibility, please visit: www.impulsetheatre.ca/accessibility

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Impulse Theatre, and Peek Fest, seeks to create an anti-oppressive and queer-positive space for artists within the community.​ Impulse Theatre is pleased to offer up to 3 paid ($40) spots to arts workers who identify as queer, trans, non-binary, Indigenous, Black, a person of colour, neurodivergent, d/Deaf and/or disabled. Participants are limited to 2 workshops each.

Intake is on a first-come; first served basis until all spots are filled.

Find more info and apply here: www.impulsetheatre.ca/workshops

Presented with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of BC, the BC Arts Council, the Victoria Foundation, and the CRD.

Sponsors include Westcoast Academy of Performing Arts and Braem Accountancy Ltd.

Impulse Theatre lives and creates on the traditional and unceded territory of the Lekwungen Peoples, now known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations.

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