Musical Numbers Adjudication

Musical Numbers Adjudication: Jenkins: Robert Thompson / Mt. Spokane: Ash Clayton, Blake Henry / Rogers: Majel Bennett, Xuan Ngo / Jenkins: Emma Larsen and Dylan Smith (duo)

The Character Sheet: or What Dungeons and Dragons Taught Me About Acting

Using D&D as a framework to discuss and define character history, attributes, and context, this workshop encourages young actors to dig for textual clues and make specific, informed choices. Also, it's fun and everyone gets a cool worksheet.

Building Charachter Through Movement

This fun, moving and hands on workshop is based on the work of Stella Adler and Viewpoints. Discover ways we can use movement as means of character development. This workshop will teach exercises in imagination, character specific physicality, relationship dynamics and creative storytelling. Come ready to move, interact and have fun!!!

Musical Numbers Adjudication

Musical Numbers Adjudication: West Valley: Lala Duke, Ehrinn Sitton / LC: Amia Delaney, Emma Lang / Kamiakin: Emma Sorenson / LC & UHigh - Trevor Rau and Brady Magruder (duo) / U High - Brady Magruder

Musical Numbers Adjudication

Musical Numbers Adjudication: U-High: Zehm/McNeice (duo), Barlow, Lovell, McNeice, Schneider, Sy, Zehm

Musical Numbers Adjudication

Musical Numbers Adjudication: Lewis & Clark: Taiyanna Pereira, Piper Quimby, Matthew Read / Mead: Cesar Galvan / West Valley: Tiffany Nelson, Molly Stevens

Duo Scene Adjudications

Duo Scene Adjudications: Pasco: Joel Villanueva & Christine Villanueva, Cali Kubalek & Belle Peteron, Carlos Arredondo & Genesis Morales, Daphne Christensen & Jourdyn Gardner / LC: Rae Baer & Eli Svoboda / Jenkins: Sarah Torgerson & Jessica Cochron / Rogers: Peyton Torchio & Victoria Worley

Monologue Adjudications

Monologue Adjudications: Pasco: Stephen Misczuk / LC: Emma Hendricks, Trevor Rau / West Valley: Charlie Way, Teagan May / Mead: Rebecca Nelson / Kamiakin: Cleo Howell / Jenkins: Robert Thompson, Christine Prater / University: Spencer Hawkins

Big Fish Choreography - Showcase Prep

Explore the choreography performed by the cast of SFCC's spring musical! Community musical programs often include dancers with a variety of dance and non-dance backgrounds, so come and learn how you can work together and blend in no matter your level of advancement.

Location, Location, Location

We will explore how to add details to your scenes by creating an environment. Environment is not only location it includes everything that would define that location by using all your senses.

What a Character

You will learn how to create and hold a character and build a solid scene base using that character.

I Can't Sing Musical Improv

I CAN’T SING! An amazing singing voice is not required! The main thing you need in Musical Improv is a positive attitude! This workshop will show you singing is not all Musical Improv is about. No musical experience necessary.

Improv Tune-up

Feeling stuck in a rut? Always at a loss in the same kind of scenes? Reached your improv plateau? This workshop will focus on the skills you want to improve.

Yes, And...

Participants in this workshop will discover "Yes" all over again! We use exercises that will make everyone remember just why they started improvising in the first place. This is also a great workshop for learning how to keep a conversation continuing and positive.

Fixtures - A Hands-on Approach

A hands on approach to using moving lights, led's, and other DMX effects in a show.

Stage Makeup

Learn how to use highlights and shadows to create characters through makeup. Learn brush techniques, blending, and application techniques to project the character to the audience.

Showcase Prep - STAGE COMBAT

Students interested in this showcase prep must have attended one of Brian's previous stage combat sessions in 3 and 5. Students will refine the work they did in the first workshop and stage it for performance in the final Saturday Showcase.

Showcase Prep - TAP 2.0

Students interested in this showcase prep must have attended one of Jason's previous tap sessions in 2 and/or 4. Students will refine the work they did in the first workshop and stage it for performance in the final Saturday Showcase.

Stand-Up Comedy Showcase Prep

Jason will be working with the two students chosen for the Student Showcase during this session.

Managing Your Teacher, Your Peers, and Yourself: How to Succeed as a Student Stage Manager

The workshop will cover- -Managing Your Teacher: How to serve as an effective stage manager to an authority figure. -Managing Your Peers: When your crush needs a reminder to be quiet backstage and you're the one who has to do it.-Managing Yourself: Understanding your leadership style and being mindful as you respond to stress.

Revenge and Ransom Notes

Every moment of stage or screen magic starts with a story and therefore, a writer. Yes, I'm talking to you. We'll discuss (and apply) the core building blocks of script development, you'll create a scene in real time and your then characters will likely take over the building.

Quirky Playwriting Prompts from A to Z

Quirky Playwriting Prompts from A to Z, Z to A and Everything in Between, With a Few Pit Stops at Q

Stage Combat- Broad Sword

Stage Combat- Broad Sword

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