Facilitated by Joy Norton & Sika Bonsu
Tuesday, September 9th, 2025 | 7pm-9pm | Neilma Sidney Theatre
What’s the teaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?
WhaTs tHe TeAaaAAAAAAAAA?
What’s Tea?
Whts???
Gossip. It’s everyone’s guilty pleasure.
An exchange that occurs between two (or more ;)…) people, that can only happen when all parties are consenting and comfortable. Some might argue it’s just as, if not more, intimate than sex. And yet, when did spilling tea with the girls start feeling more taboo than sharing a bed?
In this two-hour experimental workshop, we’ll reclaim gossip as sacred technology: a way to measure how information moves through our bodies, space, and time.
The first hour reimagines the club as a laboratory of somatic play and conversation— shifting it from dancefloor to confessional, from party to portal. We’ll ask ourselves: What does gossip do? How has it served our survival, gathering, and resistance?
In the second hour, we turn our attention to space—from sacred geometry to hostile architecture. How does the shape of a room shape what’s possible between us? How do physical formations open or close our capacity for intimacy, revelation, and release?
You’ll leave this workshop with tools on communal conflict resolution, a lighter heart <3, and a deeper awareness of how information moves through our bodies, communities, and built environments.
Register here!
