A dance and creative direction workshop for students in years 9–12 led by the First Nations-owned agency BLAKLIST.
Thursday 8 October 2026
10:00am - 2:00pm
building 5 block a/1 Quay St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
$10
Immerse your teenager in a unique creative experience this spring school holidays with BLAKLIST, a 100% First Nations-owned creative agency. This workshop invites students aged 14 to 18 to explore the art of performance through movement, storytelling, and creative collaboration.
Participants will gain insight into how performance ideas are developed and produced, guided by talented artists including Aroha Pehi, Teagan, and TJ Colishaw. This is a wonderful opportunity for young creatives to connect with Indigenous culture and contemporary artistic practices.
The workshop promises an engaging, hands-on environment that encourages expression and teamwork, perfect for nurturing young talent and confidence.
This workshop is designed specifically for high school students in years 9 to 12 (ages 14–18). It will run on Thursday, 8 October 2026, from 10:00 to 14:00.
The session focuses on dance and creative direction, offering participants a chance to learn about the creative process behind performance art. Attendees will collaborate and experiment with storytelling through movement, guided by experienced First Nations artists.
The cost to attend is $10 per student, making it an accessible option for families looking to enrich their children's school holiday activities.
The workshop will be held at UTS Building 5, Block A, located at 1 Quay Street, Haymarket, NSW 2000. This venue is situated on Gadigal Land, acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the area.
The location is easily accessible by public transport and is in the heart of Sydney, making it convenient for families across the city.
Facilities at UTS are modern and supportive of creative workshops, providing a safe and inspiring environment for young participants.
Participants should be prepared for an active workshop involving movement and collaboration.
No prior dance or creative direction experience is required, making this suitable for beginners and those with some background alike.
Parents should ensure their children bring comfortable clothing and a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the session.
The workshop respects and celebrates Indigenous culture, providing a meaningful context for learning and creativity.
Bookings are essential due to limited spaces and can be made through the Powerhouse website.
The fee for the workshop is $10, payable at the time of booking.
Early booking is recommended to secure a place, as this popular program fills quickly during school holidays.
Discounts or concessions are not mentioned, so please check the official site for any updates.
