performance prep

Virtual Series

What you’ll learn

  • Industry Professionals

    Work with performers/producers Jolene Theresa & KimBurly on how to develop a stage ready act they would pick for shows they produce.

  • Development

    We walk you through developing an act for a single show or over time depending on your needs.

  • Tips & Tricks

    Hair, makeup, costuming, props, are all part of the job. We will give you some simple tricks that can elevate your game and set you apart from the competition.

  • Performance Type

    Whether you’re a pole dancer, burlesque, aerialist or something else, all types of performances have the same requirements. Let’s get started on how to develop any act.

What You’ll Learn

Week by Week:

  • Week 1 Oct 5: The Hard Choices (with Jolene Theresa)
    Theme & Style • Character Development

  • Week 2 Oct 12: Act Development (with KimBurly)
    Character Work • Makeup & Costuming

  • Week 3 Oct 19: Refining Your Skills (with Jolene Theresa)
    Choreography • Musicality • Storytelling • Props

  • Week 4 Oct 26: Make It Stage Ready (with KimBurly)
    Polishing & Reworking • Dress Rehearsal • Submissions

This is your chance to craft, refine, and perfect your act with direct guidance from two experienced performers and producers. By the end of October, you’ll walk away with a polished, submission-ready piece and the confidence to deliver it live.

✨ Space is limited—secure your spot today and get stage ready this season!

about The Workshop

Ready to take your performance from concept to stage? Join us this October for a 4-week live virtual workshop series designed to guide you through every step of building a show-stopping act. Whether you’re preparing for a competition, showcase, or professional stage, this series will give you the tools, feedback, and confidence to shine.

📅 Sundays in October (5, 12, 19, 26)
🕚 11:15 AM EST
💻 Live Online

You’ll work directly with Jolene Theresa (Weeks 1 & 3) and KimBurly (Weeks 2 & 4), combining expertise in choreography, performance, storytelling, and stagecraft.