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On All This Week!
The First Show of Our 2024-2025 Season 99!
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Who Has Seen the Wind
A Radio Play By W. O. Mitchell
Directed by Bryce Schlamp
Oct 2, 3, 4, & 5, 2024 7:30pm Matinee Sat Oct 5 at 1:30pm Enter the world of Brian O'Connal, his eccentric family, and the Saskatchewan prairie’s unforgettable inhabitants and small-town characters. Adult (19-54 years of age) $30.00 Senior (55+ years of age) Student (Adult with current student ID) Youth (18 years of age and under) $26.00 12 and under (Saturday matinee only) $12.00 The radio play adaptation of Who Has Seen the Wind was first aired in the CBC’s Canadian Novel Series on CBC Stage on May 15, 1966. All performance rights enquiries should be directed to: O.S. Mitchell, W.O. Mitchell Literary Rights, 2383 Old Norwood Road, Otonabee, ON K9J 6X8; http://www.womitchell.ca
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Audition Notice!
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Workshops
Theatre Basics: The How To's of Stage Lighting
Sunday, October 27, 2024
1:00pm to 4:00pm
1:00pm to 4:00pm
This workshop will be lecture style with demonstrations. It will cover such items as:
Open to all ages. Primarily for directors, stage managers, and aspiring technicians, but anyone interested is welcome.
Registration fee (e-transfer): Early Bird Registration October 6 to 18 at $15.
Late Registration at $25 closes on Oct 22.
Requirements: No specific requirements. Pen and paper to record takeaways. A small snack will be provided.
Leader Kelly Munce has learned stage lighting through experience. His training began with RLT and Summer Stage about 3 decades ago when he had the good fortune to learn from Harold Woodward. His early success lead to a stint as the RPAC technician from 1997 to 2001. His exposure through that time lead to work with various dance and performance groups that continues to today.
How to register: Contact us at [email protected] and further instructions will be provided.
- When in the delivery process the lighting designer and technicians should be involved
- Types of lights and when to use them
- Where light should focus
- Light intensity
- Light colour: theory, warm or cool, use of gels, temperature, mixing
- Interaction with actors' makeup and costume
Open to all ages. Primarily for directors, stage managers, and aspiring technicians, but anyone interested is welcome.
Registration fee (e-transfer): Early Bird Registration October 6 to 18 at $15.
Late Registration at $25 closes on Oct 22.
Requirements: No specific requirements. Pen and paper to record takeaways. A small snack will be provided.
Leader Kelly Munce has learned stage lighting through experience. His training began with RLT and Summer Stage about 3 decades ago when he had the good fortune to learn from Harold Woodward. His early success lead to a stint as the RPAC technician from 1997 to 2001. His exposure through that time lead to work with various dance and performance groups that continues to today.
How to register: Contact us at [email protected] and further instructions will be provided.
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