May 20 - 23, 2027 | San Francisco Bay Area

Dynasty
Drip.

The art of the slow burn.

A pole immersion in sensuality, seductive flow, and the pleasure of moving in your own body.

THREE DAYS | SIX WORKSHOP | TWO DISTINCT VOICES | YOUR EXPRESSION

01 / The immersion

Where technique
meets raw allure.

Hosted by Songbird Dance and @Poleticsong, Dynasty Drip is an invitation to slow down, explore your sensuality, and move with intention.

Across three days and six intensive workshops, Noel and Reggie will guide you through refined movement, expressive transitions, and the art of flow. Beyond the studio, capture the moment in a retro photoshoot and bring your expression to the stage.

What's Included?

01 Six workshops

Three days of exploration with Noel and Reggie.

02 Retro photoshoot

Solo and group photographs to remember it all.

03 Performance video

A professional video of your performance.

04 A little extra

A Dynasty Drip goodies bag to take home.

02 / Your guides

Meet your muses.

Two distinct voices. A shared devotion to flow.

Musicality / Fluidity / Expression

Noel

@spacedookie ↗

Noel is a second-generation Japanese-American pole dancer, performer, and instructor from Birmingham, Alabama. Drawing on her background in classical music, she brings nuanced musicality and an intimate, moody quality to her movement.

Having discovered pole without prior dance experience, Noel understands the journey of starting from scratch. Her gentle, intuitive teaching approach helps dancers develop strong foundations, explore their individual style, and build confidence and fluidity in a playful, encouraging space.

Low flow / Freestyle / Sensation

Reggie

@leave.me.alone_iam.dancing ↗

Reggie is a Brooklyn-based pole dancer and educator drawn to slow, melting movement and the subtle details that make dance feel personal. Her style centers on sensory exploration, freestyle, low flow, and static pole rotations.

Her introduction to pole was largely self-directed, shaping a movement practice rooted in curiosity and discovery. Through her approach, dancers are invited to explore sensation, linger in transitions, and find expression in the smallest gestures.

03 / Your weekend

Plan your flow.

A little structure. Plenty of room for expression. Workshops run May 21–23, with a retro photoshoot planned for May 20. Schedule is tentative; all times are local Pacific time.