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This class offers a comprehensive introduction to mosaic techniques, guiding students through the process of creating their own unique mosaic pieces, whether it be a decorative wall hanging, coaster, candleholder or a vase for the garden. Through hands-on practice and expert guidance, participants will unleash their creativity and learn to transform ordinary materials into extraordinary works of art. Supplies included but students can also bring their own tiles upon approval of the instructor. Most classes suitable for teens and older children -  check the description or contact us for details.

This class offers a comprehensive introduction to mosaic techniques, guiding students through the process of creating their own unique mosaic pieces, whether it be a decorative wall hanging, coaster, candleholder or a vase for the garden. Through hands-on practice and expert guidance, participants will unleash their creativity and learn to transform ordinary materials into extraordinary works of art. Supplies included but students can also bring their own tiles upon approval of the instructor. Most classes suitable for teens and older children -  check the description or contact us for details.

LEARN TO WEAVE ON A TABLE TOP LOOM - In just one class you'll weave a couple of cotton washcloths on a tabletop, rigid heddle loom. It covers all the weaving basics: loom set-up, color changes and finishing. Once you learn to weave, the possibilities are endless including scarves, pillow covers, towels, curtains and cloth for sewing. Weaving supplies and handouts are included. If you want to brng your own assembled, working rigid heddle loom with a 7.5 or 8 dent heddle, please contact the instructor at HeidiBennettwa@gmail.com to ensure it will be suitable for this class and type of weaving.project. 

For students 15+ and adults of all ages. Some walking around a table required. Please note that no scented products or perfumes should be worn during this class.

STUDENT REQUIRED SUPPLIES

Students required to bring scissors (to cut yarn), a pen and these specific yarns:

• 3 balls (100 yards each) of 100% cotton yarn (size #4):
  • Lily’s Sugar ‘N Cream Walmart, Fred Meyer or online
  • Or Loops & Threads Classic Cotton #4 at Michaels
• Select colors that work well for stripes and plaids and no more than one variegated color. Avoid pure black and white yarns. 
• Students who plan to use their own rigid heddle loom, please contact the instructor to ensure it will be suitable for the class project and to obtain the loom accessory list. 

Think of all the fun you will have to be able to paint a portrait of your favorite person.  Taught by a renown portrait artist whose portraits have been shown in museums well as in homes for nationally known figures.  You will learn the common mistakes of portraiture as well as many of secrets from the Master Artists of  the past.  Students will learn to draw iand paint in a supportive environment - explore values, color theory, anatomy, perspective and painting with oil paints and more! Supply list to be provided by the instructor. For students 15+

Please register by 5/29.

 

Woodland Park Players and Shoreline College present Disney's "Newsies!" on stage! 

Be a part of our inaugural summer production of Newsies! We are thrilled to launch this exciting new partnership program between Shoreline College and the Woodland Park Players. We are inviting performers ages ~14–20 to audition for this high-energy, dance-driven musical inspired by the real-life Newsboys Strike of 1899. 

Sign up for Auditions Now! CLICK HERE . Information, dates and slots linked below. Payment not required until after auditions. 

REHEARSALS AND SHOW DATES:
● Rehearsals: June 29th - July 31st - Monday - Friday, 9am-3pm
● Shows: July 31st - August 2nd
Rehearsals and shows will take place at Shoreline College in the #1600 Theater 

CREATIVE TEAM: 
● Director/Choreographer: Jessica Low
● Music Director: Shawna Avinger

Learn more about the Creative Team by CLICKING HERE

Questions? Please email Jeannette LeGault, Program Administrator

TUITION:

Tuition is $1,100 for this 5-week program, encompassing approximately 150 hours of rigorous, hands-on training. Designed as an immersive experience, the program provides students with the opportunity to deepen their performance skills, engage in meaningful collaboration, and grow artistically, personally, and professionally. 

*Needs-based scholarships are available and we have discounted tuition for parent volunteers! Please email us for more information.

 

AUDITIONS!

(You only need to attend one audition date.) Please CLICK HERE to sign up for your audition slot!
● Sunday, May 17 | 5:45 PM – 9:00 PM
● Friday, May 22 | 5:45 PM – 9:00 PM

Audition Location: Shoreline College: 16101 Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133 | Building 1500 | Room #1515 |

What to Prepare
● Song: 32 bars (approx. 1 minute) of a musical theatre song that showcases your vocal range and storytelling
● Monologue: 1-minute contemporary monologue
● Please bring sheet music in the correct key (an accompanist will be provided)
● Please bring a headshot and resume

Inclusive Casting Statement: We are committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming, and equitable rehearsal and performance environment.
● We strongly encourage performers of all backgrounds, identities, and abilities to audition, including those who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC).
● Casting will be inclusive and identity-conscious, while also embracing the theatrical tradition of imaginative storytelling.
● Newsies will be cast in a way that welcomes performers of all gender identities and expressions.
● Female-presenting and nonbinary performers are absolutely encouraged to audition for and will be considered for male “newsies” roles and other traditionally male-presenting tracks.
● We are committed to thoughtful, respectful storytelling that reflects both the spirit of the piece and the diversity of our community.

Casting Breakdown
Newsies features a large, dynamic ensemble with opportunities for strong singers, actors, and dancers. Many roles may be double cast depending on enrollment.

Principal Roles
● Jack Kelly The charismatic leader of the newsboys. A natural leader with a rebellious streak and big dreams of a better life. Vocal Range: Tenor (strong mix/belt)
● Katherine Plumber A smart, ambitious young reporter who champions the newsboys’ cause. Strong-willed, witty, and compassionate. Vocal Range: Mezzo-Soprano with strong belt
● Crutchie A loyal newsboy with a big heart and optimistic spirit. Uses a crutch but doesn’t let it define him. Vocal Range: Tenor
● Davey Intelligent and practical; becomes a key strategist in the strike. Vocal Range: Tenor/Baritone
● Les Davey’s younger brother. Spirited, charming, and full of personality. (Strong actor; unchanged voice acceptable)
● Medda Larkin A bold and theatrical saloon owner and performer. Big personality and commanding stage presence. Vocal Range: Alto/Mezzo (belt)
● Joseph Pulitzer The powerful newspaper publisher and primary antagonist. Driven, intimidating, but complex. Vocal Range: Baritone
Supporting Roles
● Spot Conlon – Leader of the Brooklyn newsies; tough and respected
● Race, Albert, Specs, Romeo, Mush, Buttons, Elmer, Finch, Jo Jo, Henry, Mike, Ike – Featured newsboys with strong personalities and featured moments
● Wiesel – Gruff distribution manager
● Seitz – Editor who works for Pulitzer
● Bunsen – Pulitzer’s assistant
● Hannah – Pulitzer’s secretary
● Nunzio & Romeo’s Family – Optional ensemble doubling roles

Ensemble
The heart of Newsies! Ensemble members play:
● Newsboys from different boroughs
● Factory workers
● Delancey Brothers’ henchmen
● Citizens of New York
● Vaudeville performers
Strong dancers are highly encouraged to audition. This show features athletic, stylized choreography and many featured ensemble moments.Callback Information

CALLBACKS: Saturday, May 30 | 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM
● Auditioners will be notified via email by end of day Monday, May 25
● Callback materials will be provided in advance
Please note: Callbacks will include a dance call, along with scene and vocal work. Come dressed in appropriate dance attire and footwear

Questions? Please email Jeannette LeGault, Program Administrator