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OUR INSTRUCTORS




Ann CW Deacon




Deana Duncan




Tyler Raymond




Amy Walker

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OUR MISSION

To provide students with high
quality, innovative, participatory
theatre arts education and
training taught by theatre
professionals and teaching
artists; to reflect the diversity
of the community we serve;
and to help our students develop
skills and broaden their horizons.

OUR CLASSES

+ Ignite the imagination.

+ Encourage investigation
of the world through
the creative process.

+ Engage and enable artistic
and personal growth.

+ Unleash creative potential.

+ Build confidence and
self awareness.

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2008/2009 Summer Training Program
CLASSES for Youth + Adults


Built on years of great summer theatre classes and productions,
WITF offers conservatory-style theatre education for youth and adults,
through readings, workshops, productions and special events. Our core
faculty includes performers, designers, teachers,and playwrights all
working together with top academic credentials as well as professional experience.

Theatre is a great way to encourage self expression and creativity for people
of all ages. We invite you to join us on this fabulous and fun journey toward
growing great theatre.

This summer, we are proud to offer the following classes:

Stagecraft with Ann CW Deacon and Tyler Raymond
Performance Writing for Actors with Amy Walker
Performance Collage of Original Works with Amy Walker
"Brush Up on Your Shakespeare" - An Ashland Adventure with Deana Duncan

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FUNDAMENTALS - Youth + Adult Training

Stagecraft with Ann CW Deacon and Tyler Raymond

Get “behind the scenes” training in technical theatre. This class will explore the
fundamentals of stage lighting, set construction, stage management, and more.
Students will have an opportunity to learn how to tech on the WICA stage –
a great learning opportunity for young and older people.

Class size limit 12.

Ages 10 - adult        Jun 29 – Jul 03 @ 10a – 3p             Class  Fee $150

REGISTER HERE!

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INTENSIVES - Youth + Adult Training

Performance Writing for Actors with Amy Walker

Explore the origins of character and story in this 3-day workshop with Amy Walker. 

As actors, artists, and humans, we all have a story to tell.  In an atmosphere of trust and freedom,
students will write their own scenes and develop them with exercises that interweave writing and
acting.  At the end of the course, those who wish to have their pieces performed will offer them
as text for the following week's workshop.

Class size limit TBD.

Ages 13 - Adult        Jun 30 – Jul 02 @ 10a – 3p             Class  Fee $100

REGISTER HERE!

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WORKSHOPS AND CLINICS - Youth + Adult Training

Performance Collage of Original Works with Amy Walker

Utilizing the original texts from the previous workshop, we will stage a collage of scenes
for performance.  Mornings will focus on freeingthe body, voice, and mind to allow greater
depth and range as actors, through the use of exercises and group games.  Afternoons will
focus on staging the scenes for performance.  Students with a desire to practice directing
will be encouraged to do so.

Class size limit TBD.

Ages 13 - Adult               Jul 07 - 09 @ 10a - 3p             Class  Fee $150

PERFORMANCE schedule - Jul 09 @ 7.30p

REGISTER HERE!

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WICA ON TOUR - Youth + Adult Travel

Transportation sponsor



Brush Up on Your Shakespeare: An Ashland Adventure with Deana Duncan

We’re going to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival! Our first-ever educational tour includes:

Theatre Productions
Macbeth, Paradise Lost, and Much Ado About Nothing

“Spring Talks and Park Talks”
We'll spend time with actors, directors and other company members of OSF who'll share
their knowledge about the Festival and theatre in general, followed by a Q&A session.

“Festival Noon” events
Better than lunch! Who needs a sandwich when you can sample OSF's feast of
Festival Noons activities and events? They're serving up a big spread of noontime
treats - lectures, forums, artist demonstrations, concerts, panel discussions,
matinee Prefaces, and on-your-feet workshops for the whole family. Something
new every day.

"Prologue" discussions
Half-hour introductions to a play presented by a company member. Prologues
introduce characters, themes, language and other background information preparing
students to get the most out of the playgoing experience. We will attend Prologues for
Macbeth, Paradise Lost, and Don Quixote. 

Classes with the Southern Oregon University theatre department

Round-trip ticket on the Whidbey Sea-Tac Shuttle (departing/arriving WICA) ***

(5) Days / (4) Nights stay in the Southern Oregon University dormitories**

Breakfasts at Southern Oregon University
Participants are responsible for lunches + dinners.

DETAILED ITINERARY (see below)

Class size limit 24.

ALL AGES               Jul 20 - 23             Class  Fee $650

REGISTER HERE!

***Adults and families may arrange personal transportation.
**Adults and families may book accomodations off-campus.
Unaccompanied youth will travel on the shuttle and be lodged at SOU.

Please contact WICA at 360/221.8262 for details.
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Brush Up on Your Shakespeare: An Ashland Adventure

ITINERARY

DAY 1 (Jul 20)

8am
We'll meet at WICA and board the Whidbey-SeaTac Shuttle

6pm
Arrive at Ashland
Check into the Southern Oregon University Dormitories

7pm - 10pm
We'll explore Ashland and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival campus

10:30pm
Return to Southern Oregon University dormitories

11pm
"...say good night till it be morrow." (Lights Out)

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DAY 2 (Jul 21)

8:30am
Breakfast in Southern Oregon University Cafeteria

10am
"Backstage Tour"
VENUE - Oregon Shakespeare Festival campus

12pm (noon)
“ Park Talk ”
VENUE - Bill Patten Garden/OSF campus

1pm - 7pm
We'll explore Ashland and the OSF campus

7pm
"Prologue" for Much Ado About Nothing
VENUE: OSF Campus

8:30pm
"Much Ado Abo ut Nothing" performance
VENUE: Elizabethan Stage/Allen Pavilion

10:30pm
Return to Southern Oregon University dormitories

11pm
"...say good night till it be morrow." (Lights Out)

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DAY 3 (Jul 22)

8am
Breakfast in Southern Oregon University Cafeteria