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Stage Managers are essential to the success of any theatrical production. Discover their roles and responsibilities and explore their processes—from script breakdown, scheduling and running rehearsals, and coordinating the work of stage crews to calling shows from the booth during performances and ensuring the integrity of the production throughout the run.
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Off the Wall Dance Party
- Date & Time: Friday, March 14th | Doors open at 7 PM for the silent auction viewing, the band begins playing at 8:30 PM
- Location: Factory163 – 163 King Street in Stratford
- Details: This party will include a cash bar, refreshments, and a silent auction.
Your ticket purchase directly supports Off the Wall’s mission to provide accessible theatre arts education.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to enjoy incredible music while supporting a worthy cause!
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Lighting design is key to visual storytelling, for without light, nothing can be seen.
Effective stage lighting supports and lifts the story being told onstage by providing focus, mood, atmosphere and setting. In this single-day course, students will explore the principles, qualities, objectives, and processes of lighting design through hands-on exploration of both the physics of lighting design (photometrics) and colour theory.
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Facades – such as wood grain, brick, stone and marble – enrich stage or film sets and allow for quick and easy set changes. Discover techniques, materials and methods used by generations of theatrical scenic artists in creating faux finishes.
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Making realistic “faux food” is an essential skill in every Prop Makers’ toolkit. Practice a variety of techniques and discover commonplace materials used to create lifelike food props, resilient enough to last a production run.
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For stage, cosplay or Halloween, venture into gore makeup. Discover special effects techniques such as: scars, lacerations, burns, bullet holes and bruising (in various stages of healing)