Workshops

A sample of the workshops I currently offer are listed below.

If you are an organiser and are interested in booking me to teach, I am happy to teach any of the workshops listed below, or alternatively I am also willing to design custom workshops to meet your specific needs. Please get in contact to discuss details.

For a list of all currently scheduled workshop dates, click here. If you are interested in a workshop that is not currently scheduled, please email me to register your interest. You can also sign up to my mailing list (at the bottom of the page) to be kept up to date!

  • Falling into Form: Foundations of Fluid Transitions

    The first workshop in the series explores foundational transition sequences whilst focussing on development of the core skills—such as fluid handling, body awareness, and efficient technique—that allow more advanced transitions to become sustainable, expressive, and safe.

  • Falling into Form

    Evolving & Deepening Transitions

    Demanding structures and sequences that challenge students to develop a deeper understanding of how to use dynamic movement to create intense scenes.

  • The Space In Between

    On Presence in Shibari Practice & Performance

    Considers the language of rope beyond structure, sequence & form—whether in the intimacy of play or in the context of performance. It explores the architecture

  • Aisthēsis

    The Sensed and the Seen in Rope

  • The Shape of a Scene

    Constructing Rope Performance

Shibari workshops for Beginners

Even after teaching shibari full time for well over a decade, I still find beginner classes to be endlessly interesting and rewarding. Over time, I’ve come to realise that people arrive to rope for very different reasons - some want a proper technical grounding they can build on, whilst some want to explore rope as a shared, connective practice with someone specific - and trying to serve both in the same workshop tends to dilute what each of them really needs. As a result I now offer two different introductory classes, rather than just one.

  • Introduction to Shibari

    The first workshop in the series explores

    foundational transition sequences whilst focussing on development of the core skills—such as fluid handling, body awareness, and efficient technique—that allow more advanced transitions to become sustainable, expressive, and safe.

  • Sensual Shibari for Beginners

    Rope as Touch & Connection

    Demanding structures and sequences that challenge students to develop a deeper understanding of how to use dynamic movement to create intense scenes.