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Coming Soon!

Words and Music, Volume 2

Friday, May 30, Doors at 7:30pm, Show at 8:00pm

General Admission:

$15 in advance

$20 at the door

For more info click on Upcoming

Wasted

Written by Kae Tempest

Directed by Jaelyn Silvey and Jess Lee

June 20-22 & 27-29

Wasted tells the story of three friends adrift in the world, trying to figure out how to grieve, how to live, and how to love in a world full of anguish, fatigue, and heartbreak. We find our main trio, Danny, Ted, and Charlotte, mourning the loss of their friend Tony on the anniversary of his death. Over the course of one night, we witness decisions being made and unmade, grief lived out loud, and getting wasted both literally and metaphorically. This insightful piece of theater brings together the acting talent of Eli Boyd, Emma Rathe, Lisa Garcia, Taylor Laird, Katie Mangett, and Nathaniel McClaflin under the direction of Jaelyn Silvey and Jess Lee.

Recommended for ages 16+. There is adult language and heavy drug and alcohol use.

A Fun and Enriching Opportunity…

Blue Slipper Theatre Acting Classes For Adults

Connections - Summer 2025

Who: Open to all adults: Ages 18+ / Max: 12 students. Taught by Katie Mangett.

What: Interactive drop-in classes that are stand alone topics, but connect to the goal of students learning, developing and practicing basic skills for actors.

Where: Blue Slipper Theater

When: Saturday mornings: dates listed beside each session

Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Cost: $25.00 per session. (Paid in advance. Use the ticket link. Register for one class at a time or for multiple sessions. No refunds.)

Details:
All classes will have a well-organized and developed curriculum with stated objectives on the topic. Participants will learn and demonstrate acting techniques based on the topics through expert information and interactive activities.

Participants may take one or all. Classes are developed to be stand alone.

Each class will follow this basic outline: Warmups and Introductions, Introduction to the topic, Interactive Group Activity, Practical Activity - Individual or Small Group, Performance and group feedback, Wrap-up/review with handout and link to access materials and notes from class

THE CLASSES:
Auditioning Without Chairs – June 28
a. Connecting during an audition without movement, props or furniture.
b. Making strong choices at an audition at both play and musical auditions.
c. Do’s and don’ts of auditioning.

No “Elbow Acting” – July 12
a. Connecting with the physicality of your character.
b. Answering the question: What do I do with my hands?
c. Basic stage movement: Moving naturally on stage while also being seen
and not upstaging yourself or other actors.

Opposites Attract – July 26
a. Connecting with your character’s emotions.
b. Doing the opposite of what is expected in emotion and character.
c. Being still on stage: the difference between space and stillness.
d. Volume does not equal emotion!

And You Are…? – August 2
a. Connecting with your characters personality.
b. Creating an engaging character whether you have no lines, a few lines or
are the lead.

Are We Flirting? – August 23
a. Connecting with other actors on stage.
b. Make meaningful and truthful choices.