K-POP DEMON HUNTERS: STAGE COMBAT WORKSHOP

Calling all demon-slayers, K-pop idols-in-training, and dance-break warriors — are you ready to fight with flair?

Join us Saturday, November 1st, from 9 AM–12 PM in Carrollton, TX for a high-energy stage & screen combat workshop inspired by the dazzling style and swagger of K-Pop Demon Hunters!

This is your chance to blend cinematic action with pop-star attitude — where choreography meets combat and every strike hits on the beat.

  • Date & Time: Saturday, November 1 • 9:00 AM–12:00 PM

  • Location: Carrollton, TX (exact address provided upon registration)

  • Tuition: $50

  • Ages: 16+ (with parental consent) — designed with adults in mind

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Train with expert instructors to master the art of fight performance and stage presence:

  • Weapon Techniques – single and double-handed moves that look fierce and stay safe

  • Partner Choreography – create dynamic duels that feel like fight scenes straight out of an action movie

  • Final Filmed Fight – perform your own mini fight sequence for your reel or socials

    WEAPONS TRAINING

    You’ll learn to wield two legendary Korean weapons — no experience required. Jeff Colangelo will be teaching Korean-inspired sword basics and weapons choreography, as well as how to use them to create awesome fight scene!

    • About the Sword:

      The Saingeom (사인검)—also known as the Four Tiger Sword, Four or Exorcist Sword—is a rare, straight-bladed Korean weapon steeped in symbolism and spirituality. Most closely tied to the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897), it served primarily as a ceremonial tool rather than a battlefield weapon, wielded by royalty and high-ranking officials to ward off evil spirits.

      Forged only during the Year of the Tiger, its creation followed a ritualistic process. The sword gained prominence when Yi Seong-gye, founder of Joseon and later King Taejo, used it—on the advice of a revered monk—to counter the dragon imagery of the preceding Goryeo kings, symbolically replacing dragon energy with tiger energy to assert the new dynasty’s legitimacy and spiritual authority.

Instructors

Bobby Garcia

Bobby Garcia-is an accomplished martial artist and tai chi instructor. He teaches and holds martial arts seminars all throughout the D-FW area through his company Modus Martial Arts. Bobby has performed in Prism Movement Theater’s Bruises as the “Master” and has appeared in several short films as a stunt man. They have worked with Prism Movement Theater, Arts Mission, Plague Mask Players, Artstillery, Lone Star Circus, and Pocket Sandwich Theater. He has also trained in tai chi with the renowned Chen Family.

Jeff Colangelo

Jeffrey is an actor, fight coordinator, producer with over ten years of experience. On top of being the cofounder and artistic director of Prism Movement Theater, He has been working in the DFW area for theatre companies like Cara Mía Theatre Co., Undermain Theatre, Trinity Shakespeare, Dallas Opera, Dallas Shakespeare, and the Dallas Theater Center. He has also coordinated fights and performed stunts for film like SLICE, V.F.W, and Dansmonster. He has taught with a number of excellent Dallas school programs like Junior Players, Dallas Theater Center, and School of Yes. Jeffrey graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2013 with a degree in Theater Studies.