WAYNE CENTER EVENTS FOR THE ARTS WACPAC PRESENTS: THE KING & I JANUARY 4, 10, & 11 AT 7:00 PM / JANUARY 5 & 12 AT 2:00 PM Wayne Center for the Arts Auditorium

EXHIBITIONS NEW WORKS CONCERT Wayne Center presents a Professional Artist Collaboration 2ND ANNUAL WAYNE/HOLMES ARTISTS’ EXHIBITION Choreographers: Ethan Michael Lee, Brian Murphy, Kimberly Payne, Kaitlin Schrekhise, Lauren Stenroos JANUARY 10 - FEBRUARY 7 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AT 7:00 PM LOONEY & GAULT GALLERIES Wayne Center for the Arts Auditorium Opening Reception Thursday, January 10 5:00-7:00 pm Wayne Center for the Arts presents a juried exhibit with just our local artists in mind. WACPAC PRESENTS: STILL LIFE WITH IRIS JR. HIGH ART EXHIBIT MARCH 6-7 & 13-15 FEBRUARY 18 - MARCH 5 Wayne Center for the Arts Auditorium LOONEY & GAULT GALLERIES Closing Reception Thursday, March 5 7:00-9:00 pm Presented in partnership with local Middle Schools, the annual Jr. High Art Exhibit showcases PERFORMING ARTS SERIES: GREGG KALLOR, PIANO the work of many talented young artists. SATURDAY, MARCH 14 AT 7:00 PM FUNCTIONAL CERAMICS Wayne Center for the Arts Auditorium MARCH 16 - APRIL 18 LOONEY & GAULT GALLERIES Closing Reception A DAY AT HOGWARTS Thursday, April 16 6:00-8:00 pm WORKSHOP SATURDAY, MARCH 21 / 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Friday, April 17 & Saturday, April 18 M $75 / NM $90 Presented in partnership with the Ohio Designer Craftsmen, the Functional Ceramics Exhibition See back inside cover for more information features works of 20 potters from across the nation.

HIGH SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT WAYNE CENTER BALLET PRESENTS: OZ: THE LAND OF MAGIC Inspired by ‘The Wizard of Oz’ by Frank L. Baum APRIL 21 - MAY 7 LOONEY & GAULT GALLERIES SATURDAY, MAY 16 / 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM Closing Reception Wooster High School Performing Arts Center Thursday, May 7 7:00-9:00 pm Presented in partnership with local high schools, the annual Wayne Center for the Arts High School Exhibit showcases the work of many talented young artists. ARTRAGEOUS Join in an evening of fun and fundraising in support of the arts! BLUE RIBBON ART EXHIBIT: MAY 8 - MAY 19 Featuring first place award winners from the Jr. and Sr. High School Exhibits Food, drink, music, art demonstrations, and both live and silent auctions SATURDAY, MAY 30 / 7:00-10:00 PM RON WHITE & ROB VAN NATTA EXHIBITION Wayne Center for the Arts See back inside cover for more information JUNE 29-AUGUST 7 LOONEY & GAULT GALLERIES Opening Reception For event tickets or more information call 330-264-2787 Thursday, June 29 6:00-8:00 pm Or visit our website @ www.wayneartscenter.org Memorable explorations of the human figure in sculpture, charcoal, and ink by Ron Whitewith award-winning works in watercolor by local artist and teacher Rob VanNatta WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 1 ABOUT US WINTER/ ...... 3 WAYNE CENTER SPRING 2020 MEMBERSHIP ...... 4 FOR THE ARTS GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS VISUAL ARTS 237 SOUTH WALNUT STREET | WOOSTER, OH 44691 330.264.ARTS (2787) | wayneartscenter.org CHILDREN AGES 3-14...... 6 TEEN...... 7 Limited Hours: January 6-9 and April 6-10 | 12:00 PM-5:00 PM FAMILY WORKSHOP...... 7 Regular Hours: Beginning January 13 - May 23 ADULT...... 8-9 ADULT WORKSHOP...... 9 MONDAY-THURSDAY: 11:00 AM-9:00 PM SATURDAY: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM FRIDAY: CLOSED SUNDAY: CLOSED SPECIALTY CLASSES CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS: JAN. 20, FEB. 17, APR. 11, & MAY 25 FRAMING...... 9 PHOTOGRAPHY...... 10 QUILTING...... 10

THEATRE ...... 11 ABOUT US CLAY MISSION CHILDREN...... 12 CHILDREN WORKSHOPS...... 12 ENRICHING LIVES AND STRENGTHENING ADULT...... 13 ADULT WORKSHOPS...... 13 COMMUNITIES THROUGH ART FAMILY WORKSHOPS...... 14 Values & Guiding Principles OPEN STUDIO INFORMATION...... 14 Wayne Center for the Arts strives to be relevant, COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF ...... 15 accessible, and affordable to all residents of Wayne DRESS CODE...... 15 County while providing services and programs that DANCE SCHEDULE...... 16 are of the highest quality. BALLET...... 17 TAP...... 18 CONTEMPORARY...... 18 CORE VALUES: ACRO...... 18 »» Provide professional, courteous, helpful service in an inspiring environment that reflects a high standard JAZZ HIP-HOP...... 19 of quality TODDLER...... 19 »» Ensure accessibility to programming that is creative and innovative at its core for all Wayne County BALLROOM...... 19 residents »» Strive to meet community needs and continually assess relevance of program offerings PRE-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF DANCE ...20 »» Maintain a flexible and open approach to partnerships, space, and audience INTENSIVES...... 21 DANCE WORKSHOPS...... 22 Philosophy

PRIVATE LESSONS Wayne Center for the Arts promotes artistic creativity, education, and DANCE...... 23 presentation for a collaborative, inclusive, and vibrant cultural community. MUSIC...... 23 We strive to inspire people to be creative and venture outside the lines of the standard in order to foster open-mindedness, inclusion, and new ways INTRODUCING NEW TEACHERS ...... 24 of looking at situations. 2 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 3 MEMBERSHIP GENERAL INFORMATION

HELP SUPPORT YOUR MEMBERSHIP PACKAGES: CLASS REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARTS COMMUNITY »» Family Membership...... $100 THROUGH A WAYNE »» Individual Adult ...... $80 Class registrations can be made in person, over the CENTER FOR THE ARTS »» Individual Student /Senior Citizen ...... $60 phone, or online. If you wish to make monthly payments »» Group Membership lasting longer than six weeks, an additional 10% will be MEMBERSHIP contact: [email protected] added to the total tuition amount. Payments are due by or call 330.264.2787 ext. 204 the 15th of February, March, April, and May. All accounts that are not paid in full by February 15th will be charged BENEFITS INCLUDE: the monthly payment rate. If you wish to make monthly GROUP MEMBERSHIPS ALSO payments please contact [email protected]. »» Discounts on classes and workshops FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS »» 10% discount for items in our gift shop RECEIVE: » »» Advance notice of and invitations to special » Discounts to Secrest Arboretum & Garden LATE REGISTRATIONS Financial aid and scholarships may be available for Events students demonstrating financial need. Families who events, exhibitions, members-only events, Students may register for a class as long as the third »» Meeting space at no charge have not applied for financial aid or scholarships in and other activities session of that class has yet to begin. Later registrations »» Group rates on tickets for events 2020 should call our front desk for more information at »» Priority ticket sales to special events need to be pre-approved by the teaching artist and are 330.264.2787 ext. 201. More information on the financial dependent on whether space is available. Fees will not aid application process is available on our website. RENT OUR FACILITY be prorated. Our building, conveniently located in downtown Wooster, has classrooms, dance STUDENT SAFETY studios, conference rooms, and galleries available for rent when otherwise not in WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDS In order to help ensure the safety of your child, parents use. A historic landmark built in 1902, Wayne Center for the Arts provides a charming Refunds or account credits may be issued if a withdrawal or guardians must sign children ages 12 and younger atmosphere for your event, meeting, or party. Accommodations can range from 10 to 120 from classes or workshop occurs before the class begins. in and out of class. However, parents or guardians may people. Reduced fees are available for nonprofit groups. In order to receive a refund, a withdrawal must occur authorize students ages 11 and 12 to sign themselves in within 72 hours of the start of the course. There will be and out of class on the required Emergency Information no refunds or account credits issued (except for severe ART-THEMED BIRTHDAY PARTIES & Authorization Form (available on our website). injury or illness) if withdrawal occurs after the course Parents and guardians of students under the age of 6 A variety of art-themed parties will allow you to celebrate your child’s birthday with a start date. creative and fun-filled experience. We offer a wide range of age-appropriate activities must remain in the waiting area during class times. for groups of up to 25 children. Check our website for more details. MINIMUM ENROLLMENTS OTHER INFORMATION Most classes require a minimum of four students. PRIVATE EVENTS Wayne Center for the Arts reserves the right to refuse Occasionally classes and workshops are cancelled due service and reserves the right to change instructors Looking for a unique way to host a milestone birthday, special celebration, team to insufficient enrollment. In such cases, the Registration without notice for any course. building, or corporate event? We can help you create an experience that will be Office will notify you approximately three business days memorable for your guests! A beverage in one hand, a paintbrush or some clay in before the scheduled start date. Your tuition will be By registering for a class or workshop, participants (or the other, and music playing; schedule a private UNCorked evening to create your own refunded in full by check within 7-10 business days. their guardians) grant The Wayne Center for the Arts the masterpiece! These parties are perfect for wedding and baby showers, bachelorette right to use their photographic images taken on site for parties, corporate team-building events, and birthdays. Your private event can range in purposes including, but not limited to, private or public size from as few as 10 to as many as 60 people. Price range based on the size of the presentations, advertising, publicity, and promotion groups and selected activity. relating thereto. For more information about rental or to schedule a party, call 330.264.2787 ext.204 Parents are asked to refrain from videotaping classes. or email [email protected]

4 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 5 FINANCIAL WINTER/SPRING CLASSES 2020 Teen 2-Week Workshops Ages 12-17 AID & PAPIER-MACHE MADNESS DIGITALIZE YOUR DRAWINGS SCHOLARSHIPS Alison Eby INTO COLORING PAGES! Learn about the history of papier-mache and how to think in the Alison Eby ARE AVAILABLE round to create a fun faux animal taxidermy to hang on your wall. VISUAL ARTS Students will construct their creation the first week and paint it the Learn about the programs graphic designers use to make digital next week to create a truly one-of-a-kind masterpiece! art. Students will then be able to scan their own drawings in order Pre-School Ages 3-5 to create their very own, reproducible, coloring pages! Monday 5:00-6:30 PM Monday 5:00-6:30 PM (2 weeks) February 3 & 10 Saturday 10:00-11:00 AM (2 weeks) May 4 & 11 PAINT & PLAY: BIG IDEAS! M $45 NM $50 Alison Eby A. February 8th M $35 NM $40 B. March 7th Parents join their little ones in an exciting art Teen 1-Day Workshops Ages 12-17 experience! Students will be introduced to a variety of C. April 25th painting tools and mark making techniques and then D. May 16th be allowed to express their individuality on a large format! Wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy! M $15 NM $20 (per session)

Elementary Ages 6-10 EXPLORING ART THROUGH BOOKS ARTIST PLAYGROUND Rachel Derr Alison Eby

A hands-on adventure creating art inspired by literature. Students Students will delve into color, line, texture, and other elements will create their own original artworks utilizing poems, stories of art using a variety of mediums and techniques, both 2D and and illustrations from popular children’s books. A variety of 3D. Through paintings, collage, sculpture, and other multi-media ACRYLIC POURING HAND-LETTERING HANDMADE BEADS materials and techniques will be explored including line drawing, projects, students will draw parallels across space and time ink and tempera painting, collage and printmaking. Come join this and experience personalized problem-solving and creative self- Alison Eby Alison Eby Alison Eby imagination-building class! expression. Learn techniques and tips in this Learn the basic strokes and techniques Make your own beads out of paper, exciting and rewarding painting of hand-lettering. Students will air-dry clay, and plastic! Learn how to Thursday 4:30-5:45 PM Tuesday 4:30-5:30 PM process! exercise their new skill at the end of string them into jewelry or decorative (6 weeks) Winter: January 23 - February 27 (6 weeks) Spring: March 24-May 5 the workshop by applying it to a one wall hangings! M $75 NM $85 M $70 NM $80 (no class Apr. 7) of a kind sign! Youth Ages 11-14 Saturday 12:30-2:30 PM Saturday 12:30-2:30 PM Saturday 12:30-2:30 PM February 22 April 25 May 9 EXPLORING ART THROUGH INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING M $30 NM $35 M $20 NM $25 M $25 NM $30 CULTURES Erin Phillips Family Workshop Ages 6+ with an adult Rachel Derr In this class students will explore the medium of acrylic painting. Technical aspects of the medium will be addressed so you will CREATING TOGETHER! This 6-week session will provide a hands-on adventure exploring become comfortable with everything from creating muted hues to cultural art themes. Students create their own masks, sculptures, maintaining an evenly matte finish. You will have the opportunity to prints and painting projects inspired by viewing and discussing Parents and children collaborate together in this fun study works by renowned artists and be inspired by their techniques. and creative series of workshops! authentic artworks of many cultures. Each student will increase Feedback from one another and input from the instructor will help their self-expression and knowledge of artistic styles and art you learn from your own experience. history. Come join this fun multi-media class! Saturday 1:00-3:00 PM Saturday 9:00-10:30 AM A. February 8: Paper Marbling Tuesday 4:30 -5:45 PM (7 weeks) Spring: March 28 - May 23 B. May 16: High-Powered Paper Rockets (6 weeks) Winter: January 21 - February 25 M $80 NM $90 (no class Apr. 11 & 18) M $75 NM $85 M $20 NM $25 (per session) 6 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 7 Adult Ages 14+ VISUAL ARTS INTRODUCTION TO OIL PAINTING Erin Phillips Ages 14+ Adult Learn how to create art with the traditional form of oil painting. Slow down the process of painting and allow an exploration of the distinct beauties in this medium by WATERCOLOR stretching gradient scales seamlessly and testing the immense amount of layering that can be accomplished through oil painting. We will start with learning several painting Rob VanNatta techniques. Then we will begin painting a representational still life to get familiar with oil paint. From there, we will work on refining our own unique style and aesthetic. Paint more. Learn more. Enjoy seven 2-hour sessions that will develop your watercolor skills and increase your appreciation for the art of watercolor. This is a class for those who are beginners as well as for advanced watercolor artists. Start where you are and move to the next level. Every time Tuesday & Thursday 6:30-8:30 PM you pick up your brush you learn something new. Come enjoy the fun! Supply list is available online or (4 weeks, 8 classes) Spring: April 21 - May 14 at the front desk. M $100 NM $120 Tuesday 6:30-8:30 PM (7 weeks) Winter: January 21 - March 3 M $80 NM $100 Adult Workshop Ages 14+ COMPOSITIONAL ABSTRACT PAINTING CONCEPTS CHARCOAL LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP Erin Phillips Ben-Christo van der Westhuizen Erin Phillips This course is based on creating art through Learn the techniques Ben-Christo uses to create a charcoal landscape from start This course is for artists to investigate idea, feeling, and concept. We will look at to finish. Participants will be guided through the thought process, materials, and the foundations of design within a work the multiple movements of abstraction and techniques of creating a highly defined winter landscape. Learn about the components of art. Each lesson will introduce a new create works of art inspired by them. Classes of a landscape and use composition edges and values to create a landscape drawing in design element in art. We will begin with will include quick critiques to help students charcoal as a finished piece of art. 2-dimensional pencil drawings then expand improve their painting skills. to color, painting, collage, and finally to sculpture, along with installation. Thursday 6:30-8:30 PM Saturday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Winter: January 23 - March 12 February 1 Wednesday 6:30-8:30 PM M $40 NM $50 Class Location: Wilderness Center Winter: January 22 - March 11 (8 weeks) (8 weeks) M $100 NM $120 M $100 NM $120 Specialty Workshop DRAWING I DRAWING II FRAMING: INTRODUCTION TO FRAMING Emily Negro Emily Negro YOUR ARTWORK Drawing I is a beginners’ course focused on This course will present artists with a Brent Watkins drawing technique in a comfortable and easy- new unique drawing challenge every going environment. No matter what skill level, week. Beginners, continuing artists, and Getting ready for an art show or exhibition? Want to protect your family photos and each student will be met where they are and professionals are all welcome. Every student display them in your home? This workshop will teach the basics of framing your artwork/ encouraged to improve through a variety of will be met where they are and encouraged to photographs for presentation and protection. This general picture-framing workshop will subject matter, prompts, and demonstrations. explore their own version of artistic freedom. give you the opportunity to learn and participate in the framing design, measurement, Experiment with different tools and find your mounting, matting, and assembly of your own custom framing. But more importantly, own style along with other aspiring artists in Monday 6:00-7:30 PM this class will teach you the techniques, concepts, and verbiage that commercial this diverting course! Spring: March 23 - May 4 framers use and expose you to archival framing methods and material sources. You will learn the right questions to ask, and how to make better decisions when purchasing Monday 6:00-7:30 PM (6 weeks, no class Apr. 6) specialty framing. Winter: January 27 - March 9 M $75 NM $95 (6 weeks, no class Feb. 17) Saturday 10:00 AM-1:00 PM M $75 NM $95 M $25 NM $35 April 25

8 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 9 SPECIALTY CLASSSES THEATRE FUNDAMENTALS OF ACTING Photography Ages 13+ Ages 8-12 Magical Theatre Company SEEING LIKE A PHOTOGRAPHER LEVEL 1: INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY Have fun while developing the fundamental essentials of your acting skills. Young actors will focus BASICS on the three key skill areas for the actor: body, voice, and mind. Learn to create character through movement, speaking for the stage, while expanding the imagination through creative drama and Brent Watkins improvisation.

This introductory course, designed strictly for beginners, will provide a solid basis in the skills and concepts of photography. We will cover the concepts of composition, light, point-of-view, and how to represent a 3-dimensional world in a 2-dimensional medium. Weekly assignments and Saturday in-class review will help us all learn and grow together and cement the basic concepts of photography in our minds - without all the technical and 9:00-10:30 AM post-production distractions. To keep this class accessible - a cell phone camera is all the "gear" you will need. February 1 - March 21 (8 weeks) Wednesday 6:30-8:00 PM M $120 NM $140 (7 weeks) Winter: January 22 - March 4 M $70 NM $90 STAGE READY! MUSICAL THEATRE Ages 8-18 THINKING LIKE A PHOTOGRAPHER LEVEL 2: PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS WaCPAC Staff & Mia Smith Brent Watkins Students will develop their singing, acting, and movement skills in a variety of After building the basic skill sets of composition and concept, we will move into the realm of not-just-recording images, but using the camera musical theatre performing styles. This class lays the foundation for musical tools to CREATE the image you see in your head. We will cover the more advanced concepts of depth, blur, motion, and MAKING (not just taking) theatre song performance through learning to use your own personal voice type photographs. We will also cover the fundamentals of post-production and image management. Weekly assignments and critiques will encourage to sing a variety of songs. Learn to analyze the lyrics to communicate the story students to share ideas that will help improve your skills. This class will require a camera with manual settings (shutter speed, aperture, iso, etc) through vocal and physical expression. Learn to develop the character in order and access to a computer for post-production. to bring the song to life through both singing and acting. Students will learn to overcome stage fright, build their confidence, as well as build and develop auditioning skills. Your vocal coach will be Mia Smith while the acting and will be Wednesday 6:30-8:00 PM taught by various WacPAC leaders! You don’t want to miss this amazing fun-filled class! (7 weeks) Spring: March 25 - May 13 M $70 NM $90 (no class Apr. 8) Saturday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Quilting Ages 18+ February 1 - March 21 (8 weeks) Register at www.wacpac.org STAGE COMBAT WORKSHOP Ages 10+ QUILTING WITH CARLI LOG CABIN RAISING Ryan Zarecki Carli Moorefield Carli Moorefield Welcome, Warriors! In this two-hour workshop we will explore the awesome world of stage combat and what it takes to bring safe, creative, and effective moments of violence to life on stage and in We will make a beautiful wall-hanging using vibrant cotton fabrics. Using a rotary cutter, we will cut strips of fabric and sew them into film. Through communication, consent, safety, and teamwork, you'll train in unarmed and armed We will learn to make patterns, cut, piece, design, assemble, and “log cabin” patches. Two will make pillow tops, three or more a table techniques ending with a choreographed sequence that you'll help create! hand-quilt the piece to finish it. This is a chance to explore the use runner, and on up to a bed quilt! You can choose to sew by machine of color, design, and texture. You will develop new skills and finish or by hand. Bring your own fabric or use ours. Materials charge with a lovely piece of art. No experience necessary. only if you use a lot! This is a very easy, wonderful, traditional Ohio Saturday pattern! 10:45 AM-12:45 PM Tuesday 10:00 AM-12:00 PM A. February 29 (6 weeks) Winter: January 21 - February 25 Tuesday 10:00 AM-12:00 PM B. April 25 M $105 NM $125 (6 weeks) Spring: March 24 - May 5 M $105 NM $125 (no class Apr. 7) M $40 NM $50 (per session)

10 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 11 Adult Clay (All Adult Classes Include Open Studio Time) Ages 18+ CLAY BEGINNING WHEEL POTTER'S MEDLEY Beth Negro Carli Moorefield Children's Clay Learn wedging, centering, opening, and throwing on the potter’s Each week both beginning and continuing students can choose wheel. Projects will include bowls, mugs, and plates along with wheel-throwing or hand-building to create functional pieces. This beginning glaze techniques and so much more. class will include applique techniques, slip decorating, carving, and MUDLARKS KID'S WHEEL & HAND-BUILDING glazing. Structured projects will be provided along with time for Carli Moorefield Adam McVicker Thursday Winter: January 23 - March 12 independent exploration. Ages 6-9 Ages 10-13 6:30-8:30 PM (no class Mar. 5) Tuesday Winter: January 21 - March 10 (7 weeks) Spring: March 26-May 21 6:30-8:30 PM (no class Mar. 3) This class focuses on learning fundamental skills to create Learn the fundamentals of working in clay, both on and off the (no class Apr. 9, May 14) many different styles of clay projects such as flower dishes and wheel. Projects include mugs, bowls, and sculptures. (7 weeks) Spring: March 24 - May 19 birdhouses. You will learn about coil building, slab work, and M $135 NM $165 (per session) (no class Apr. 7, May 12) sculptural techniques. Students will also learn a variety of methods Wednesday 4:30-6:00 PM +$25 firing/materials fee to decorate and glaze their creations. Each week will feature M $135 NM $165 (per session) (7 weeks) Winter: January 22 - March 11 a different structured project along with time for independent +$25 firing/materials fee exploration. (no class Mar. 4) CONTINUING WHEEL INDEPENDENT STUDY: WHEEL Thursday 5:00-6:00 PM Spring: March 25-May 20 (7 weeks) Winter: January 23 - March 12 (no class Apr. 8, May 13) Adam McVicker M $80 NM $95 (per session) (no class Mar. 5) In this class you will continue to review and refine beginning skills on the wheel. We will move onto more complex creations as Make your own work at your own pace. This is designed for the Spring: March 26-May 21 your abilities increase. We will learn about altering forms, pulling students who have moved through all classes and wants time to (no class Apr. 9, May 14) handles, creating lidded vessels, and most of all, gaining confidence refine their skills and explore their style. Time will be made for through repetition. Prerequisite: Beginning Wheel or upon instructor critique of student work with instructors but the rest of the time you approval will be working independently. Prerequisite: Medley and all wheel M $65 NM $85 (per session) courses. Wednesday Winter: January 22 - March 11 Wednesday Winter: January 22 - March 11 6:30-8:30 PM (no class Mar. 4) Children’s Clay Workshops Ages 6-13+ 6:30-8:30 PM (no class Mar. 4) (7 weeks) Spring: March 25-May 20 (7 weeks) Spring: March 25-May 20 (no class Apr. 8, May 13) (no class Apr. 8, May 13) M $135 NM $165 (per session) M $90 NM $110 (per session) +$25 firing/materials fee +$25 firing/materials fee Adult Clay Workshops Ages 18+ COVERED CASSEROLE RAKU Carli Moorefield Adam McVicker

We will throw two large casseroles, a straight-sided one and a During this exclusive event for WCA pottery students, we will fire rounded one along with two different lids. At leather-hard stage we our pottery outside in a small raku kiln. This process involves will complete the lids and add handles and decoration. removing pieces while they are still red-hot and placing them into Prerequisite: Beginning Wheel or Potters Medley a reduced-oxygen environment with flammable materials. This WINTER SCENE MIRROR FRAME MOTHER'S DAY process produces one-of-a-kind surface designs for non-food safe pieces. It can also result in shattered work, but the risk is worth the PLATE WALL POCKET reward! Must be a current WCA pottery student to enroll. Monday 6:30-8:30 PM Wednesday 6:00-8:30 PM February 3 & 10 Saturday 10:00-11:30 AM Saturday 10:00-11:30 AM Saturday 10:00-11:30 AM May 13 February 8 March 14 April 4 M $30 NM $35 M $30 NM $35 M $25 NM $30 M $25 NM $30 M $25 NM $30 12 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 13 CLAY DANCE WAYNE CENTER FOR THE ARTS DANCE PROGRAMS are based upon the principle that exposure to a diverse array of arts helps our dancers become well-rounded artists and community members. Our vision is to inspire and prepare the next generation of dancers by exposing them to different styles and approaches. We offer two dance pro- Family Clay Workshops grams that provide stimulating, well-rounded educational experiences. Both THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DANCE and THE PRE-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF DANCE are designed to provide dance lessons for the diverse interests of our students. Bring in the family to work together on a keepsake that will become a family treasure. These workshops are designed to accommo- Financial aid may be available for classes. If you wish to make monthly payments, an additional 10% will be added to the total tuition amount. Payments are due by the date families who want to create together. Up to three people can work on a single project for one fee. 15th of February, March, April & May. All accounts that are not paid in full by February 15th will be charged the monthly payment rate. M $35 NM $40 Level A through Level D is with permission from the Dance Program Coordinator. Students must be minimum age level to be considered for a level. Please consider the dancer’s ability level with placement for all levels. Ages 4-8 Must be accompanied by an adult Ages 8+ Can attend unaccompanied or with adult Important Dates for the Dance Department REFRIGERATE THIS! SNOWMAN FAMILY FAMILY MUG SET FAERIE GARDEN PLANTER MON - THURS, DECEMBER 16-19 December Dance Intensive Saturday 1:00-3:00 PM Saturday 1:00-3:00 PM MON - THURS, JANUARY 6-9 Winter Dance Intensive Saturday 1:00-3:00 PM February 8 March 14 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 Auditions: New Works Concert 5:30-8:00 PM April 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 Auditions: WCA Summer Intensives 5:30-8:00 PM SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 WCB Rehearsals Begin for New Works Concert JANUARY 13 - MAY 16 ( 17 WEEKS) Pre-Professional School SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 WCB Rehearsals Begin JANUARY 21 - MAY 16 (16 WEEKS) Community School of Dance SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 WCB presents New Works: Professional Artist Concert, 7:00 PM, WCA Auditorium SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Valentine Ballet Workshop SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Celebrate Dance Workshop Pottery Open Studio MON - THURS, APRIL 6-10 Spring Break: No Classes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 World Dance Day Observed IN ORDER TO PROVIDE our pottery/ceramic students with additional OPEN STUDIO DATES & TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 8 Wayne Center Ballet Auditions 6:00 PM (Studios open at 5:00 PM) studio time, as well as give the general public time to use our facilities, we January 22 - May 4 hold several Open Studio sessions a week. A Wayne Center for the Arts SATURDAY, MAY 16 Wayne Center Ballet presents Oz: The Land of Magic 2:00 & 7:00 PM Trimming & Finishing: May 4 - 16 representative is present during all Open Studio sessions to assist those MAY 18 - JUNE 11 Choreographer's Laboratory Workshop wishing to use the facility. Other than scheduled classes and Open Studio MONDAYS 6:30-8:30 PM times, our pottery/ceramics studios are not available for use. THURSDAY, JUNE 11 Choreographer's Showcase 7:00 PM WEDNESDAYS 1:00-3:00 PM THURSDAYS 6:30 PM-8:30 PM Non-students $15 per studio Dance Dress Code STUDIO SATURDAYS 12:30-2:30 PM Current adult students Free (no studio Feb. 17, Apr. 6-11, Apr. 18) The ballet uniform is available for ordering from the dance department at Wayne Center for the Arts. Dance orders may be made on the Wayne Center for the Arts websitte; order forms may also be downloaded from the website or picked up at the front desk. Please call 330.264.2787 ext. 217 for more information. $5 for 5 lbs. CLAY BALLET GIRLS: Assigned Class Leotards with Pink Tights and Pink Ballet CONTEMPORARY & CREATIVE MOVEMENT CLASSES: Solid Colored Leotard Current adult students 1st 5 lb. free GLAZE STUDIO DATES & TIMES Slippers with Black or Pink Footless Tights February 1, March 7, April 4, May 2, & May 18-23 $5 per piece over 12" Pre-Ballet &Tumbling, Pre-Ballet & Tap...... Black Leotard JAZZ/HIP-HOP CLASSES: Easy to move in clothing with Clean Sneakers SATURDAYS 12:30-2:30 PM FIRING FEES Ballet Level One ...... Pink Leotard TAP CLASSES: Easy to move in clothing with U-Shell or Oxford Tap . Additional firing fees Ballet Level Two...... Light Blue Leotard for non-students Ballet Level Three...... Lavender Leotard ALL ADULT CLASSES: Solid Colored Fitness Attire Ballet Level Four...... Green Leotard BALLROOM CLASSES: Easy to move in clothing (Please dedicate a pair of sneakers KILN FIRING POLICY Pre-Professional Level A ...... Mulberry Leotard to dance studio usage only). Our average turn-around time upon completion of a class, workshop, or Pre-Professional Level B ...... Blue Leotard Pre-Professional Level C...... Teal Leotard Ballet dancers should wear a ballet bun with no bangs, unless other character event is three weeks. If volume is high, or pieces to be fired are large, the Pre-Professional Level D ...... Burgundy Leotard arrangements are called for by the instructor, Dance Program Coordinator, or Artistic turn-around time may be longer. Director. Students are welcome to wear two buns or pigtails for Pre-Ballet & Tumbling BALLET BOYS: White Leotard or T-Shirt, Black Tights, Black Ballet Slippers classes, so it does not hurt the dancer’s head to do a summersault.

14 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 15 16 WEEKS BALLET JAN. 21 - MAY 16 COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DANCE CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 The performance fee is $75.00 and includes costume, tiara, and 2 tickets

THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DANCE is a recreational program outlined for dancers of every age. The Ages 3-4 Toddler & Me Class begins at age 18 months while the Ballroom classes keep us all dancing into the future. PRE-BALLET This program promotes exploratory dance lessons using movement for expression, wellness, learning academics, & TUMBLING and fitness. It also provides dance lessons for those who are not old enough or cannot make the time commitment required of the pre-professional school. The Community School uses the same dance faculty and syllabi as the Pre- This class is a combination of Creative Ballet and Basic Tumbling. Professional School. The Community School consists of four levels (One, Two, Three, and Four). The teaching philosophy is based upon the fact that children thrive in a loving, positive, and nurturing environment. This introductory COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF DANCE WEEKLY SCHEDULE 16 WEEKS OF program for young children is designed to incorporate learning, DANCE LESSONS creativity, , and fun. JANUARY 21 - MAY 16 A: Monday 4:45-5:30 PM CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 B: Wednesday 4:45-5:30 PM The performance fee is $75.00 and includes costume, tiara, and 2 tickets C: Thursday 5:30-6:15 PM DAY TIME CLASS AGES STUDIO PERFORMANCE M NM M $135 NM $145 MONDAY 4:45-5:30 Jazz Hip-Hop Level One Ages 5-7 Studio A 5/16 at 2 pm $135 $145 Ages 5-7 4:45-5:30 Pre-Ballet & Tumbling Ages 3-4 Studio C 5/16 at 7 pm $135 $145 BALLET LEVEL ONE BALLET LEVEL THREE Ages 10-14 5:30-6:15 Ballet Level One Ages 5-7 Studio C 5/16 at 7 pm $135 $145 Children are introduced to the beginnings of ballet in a positive and creative environment. Classes focus on developing alignment, These classes are for children ages 10 and older who wish to 5:30-6:15 Contemporary Level One Ages 7-10 Studio A 5/16 at 2 pm $135 $145 strength, flexibility, musicality, and love for dance. study ballet recreationally. Students will receive the same quality teaching as the Pre-Professional division but at a slower and less 7:30-8:15 Acro Dance Level One Ages 5-8 Studio C 5/16 at 2 pm $135 $145 A: Monday 5:30-6:15 PM technical pace. Fun combinations in the center will be exhilarating TUESDAY 4:45-5:30 Jazz Hip-Hop Level Two Ages 8-13 Studio A 5/16 at 7 pm $135 $145 B: Tuesday 5:00-5:45 PM for dancers. 5:00-5:45 Ballet Level One Ages 5-7 Studio C 5/16 at 2 pm $135 $145 M $135 NM $145 Wednesday 7:15-8:15 PM 5:45-6:15 Tap Level One Ages 5-7 Studio D 5/16 at 2 pm $120 $130 M $152 NM $160 5:45-6:15 Tap Level Two Ages 8-11 Studio C 5/16 at 7 pm $120 $130 6:15-7:15 Contemporary Level Two Ages 8-13 Studio A 5/16 at 2 pm $152 $160 BALLET LEVEL FOUR Ages 7-13 7:15-8:15 Jazz Hip-Hop: Teen & Adult Age 14+ Studio A N/A $152 $160 For ages 7 and older who wish to pursue the Pre-Professional WEDNESDAY 4:45-5:30 Pre-Ballet & Tumbling Ages 3-4 Studio C 5/16 at 2 pm $135 $145 School in the next twelve-months. Students will receive preparatory teaching for entrance into Level A of the Pre-Professional division. 5:00-5:30 Pre-Jazz Hip-Hop Ages 3-4 Studio D 5/16 at 2 pm $120 $130 5:30-6:30 Ballet Level Two Ages 8+ Studio A 5/16 at 7 pm $152 $160 Thursday 6:15-7:15 PM 7:15-8:15 Ballet Level Three Ages 10-14 Studio C 5/16 at 2 pm $152 $160 M $152 NM $160 THURSDAY 5:30-6:15 Pre-Ballet & Tumbling Ages 3-4 Studio C 5/16 at 7 pm $135 $145 6:15-7:15 Ballet Level Four Ages 7-13 Studio C 5/16 at 7 pm $152 $160 TEEN & ADULT Ages 14+ 7:00-8:30 Beginning Ages 18+ Studio B N/A $80 $90 BALLET 7:15-8:15 Contemporary Level Three/Four Ages 7-13 Studio C 5/16 at 2 pm $152 $160 Ages 8+ BALLET LEVEL TWO Suitable for the beginner who would like to work in a more relaxed 7:30-8:30 Ballet: Teen & Adult Ages 14+ Studio A N/A $152 $160 Our Primary Ballet Syllabus is specifically designed to prepare environment, this class progresses slowly and is open to all teens and adults. The class will introduce basic movement vocabulary SATURDAY 9:00-9:45 Pre-Ballet & Tap Combination Ages 3-4 Studio C 5/16 at 7 pm $135 $145 students for the requirements of Ballet A within Wayne Center for the Arts Professional Division. Classes include basic ballet and French terminology as well as safe stretching techniques and 9:45-10:15 Toddler & Me Ages 18 mo-3 Studio C N/A $120 $130 vocabulary as well as exercises to develop strength, coordination, practices. Dancers will learn proper body alignment, positions of and flexibility. Musicality and expressive dance are emphasized the feet, arms, and begin fundamental barre and center work. There BALLET NEEDS BOYS! throughout the class. Prior ballet experience is not required. will be no studio performance the last week for adults. Wayne Center for the Arts is committed to providing comprehensive training to young male dancers, ages 8-17, who are qualified for our pre-professional program. Wednesday 5:30-6:30 PM Thursday 7:30-8:30 PM Financial Aid and Scholarships are available with no experience necessary. For more information or to be considered for this program, call 330-264-2787 x217. M $152 NM $160 M $152 NM $160 16 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 17 16 WEEKS 16 WEEKS TAP JAN. 21 - MAY 16 JAZZ HIP-HOP JAN. 21 - MAY 16 CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 The performance fee is $75.00 and includes costume and 2 tickets The performance fee is $75.00 and includes costume and 2 tickets FUNDAMENTAL TECHNIQUE will be taught as students learn the basic steps and more. Students will be trained to develop foot JAZZ AND HIP-HOP STYLES come together under the banner of rhythm. In this class students will learn about the rhythm that brings the charisma dexterity and physical agility while performing tap dance with clear sounds and speed. Tap dancers will learn some classical tap during the to Jazz and Hip-Hop dance. Each week students will come home with a combination to enjoy. These forms of dance feel good to the body, mind, session and discover their ability to increase agility and coordination. and spirit and they expand the imagination as to what is possible. After a few challenging combinations students are drawn to technical studies to increase speed, endurance, and power. PRE-TAP & PRE-BALLET Ages 3-4 PRE-JAZZ HIP-HOP Ages 3-4 COMBINATION Wednesday 5:00-5:30 PM Saturday 9:00-9:45 AM M $120 NM $130 M $135 NM $145 LEVEL ONE Ages 5-7 Monday 4:45-5:30 PM Ages 5-7 LEVEL TWO Ages 8-11 HIGHER LEVEL TAP LEVEL ONE Available by Private Lesson M $135 NM $145 Ages 8-13 Tuesday 5:45-6:15 PM Tuesday 5:45-6:15 PM M $120 NM $130 M $120 NM $130 LEVEL TWO Tuesday 4:45-5:30 PM M $135 NM $145 CONTEMPORARY 16 WEEKS Ages 14+ JAN. 21 - MAY 16 TEEN & ADULT CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 Tuesday 7:15-8:15 PM (no performance) The performance fee is $75.00 and includes costume and 2 tickets M $152 NM $160 THIS COURSE will highlight the modern dance techniques developed by Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham, José Limón, and Jennifer Muller. These techniques are divided among various physical extremes: fall and recovery, rebound, weight, suspension, and isolation. These 16 WEEKS ideas can be illustrated in the way a dancer uses the as a place from which to rise, return to, and then rise from again. The way a dancer explores FAMILY & FRIENDS CLASSES JAN. 21 - MAY 16 the range of movement between the one extreme of freedom from gravity and the other of falling into it. Curiosity, exploration, strength, and agility will be emphasized in this course. TODDLER & ME Ages 18 mo.-3 years Ages 7-10 LEVEL ONE LEVEL TWO Ages 8-13 With Mom, Dad, Grandma, or Grandpa along for the ride, our budding dancers work toward independence in preparation for dancing "solo" in an upcoming season. We will explore Monday 5:30-6:15 PM Tuesday 6:15-7:15 PM dance and curiosity through music, movement, balance, and fun. Mom, Dad, or another M $135 NM $145 M $152 NM $160 Beginner loved one should plan on participating in the class along with their little dancer. This active role encourages and keeps the child on track. There is no performance for this class. LEVEL THREE/FOUR Ages 8-13 Saturday 9:45-10:15 AM Thursday 7:15-8:15 PM M $120 NM $130 Student Tuition Only M $152 NM $160 Advanced Beginner SPECIALTY DANCE: BALLROOM Ages 18+ 16 WEEKS ACRO DANCE JAN. 21 - MAY 16 BEGINNING BALLROOM DANCE CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 Niklas & Yvonne Manz The performance fee is $75.00 and includes costume and 2 tickets This class is specifically designed for beginner/basic level social dancers who want to dance comfortably to a variety of music at parties, weddings, cruises, and dance events. Students will get ACRO DANCE is a style of dance that combines classical dance Ages 5-8 technique with precision acrobatic elements. It is defined by its LEVEL ONE a taste of different dance styles, for example , , , and . It is a wonderful way to get acquainted with the world of ballroom dancing by meeting new people or spending time with athletic character, its unique choreography, which seamlessly Monday blends dance and , and its use of acrobatics in a dance friends while learning something fun! Please note that we rotate partners for maximum learning and context. 7:30-8:15 PM social practice, but dancers who wish to stay together may do so. M $135 NM $145 Thursday 7:00-8:30 PM M $80 NM $90 | Drop in: $18 a class April 16 - May 21 (6 weeks) 18 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 19 PRE-PROFESSIONAL DANCE INTENSIVES PRE-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF DANCE WAYNE CENTER FOR THE ARTS offers DECEMBER INTENSIVE an intensive, pre-professional ballet training program for serious students of DECEMBER 16-19 dance. All Wayne Center for the Arts Pre- THE PRE-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF DANCE consists of four levels (A-D). Students are evaluated Professional School dancers are required Ballet Level AB Monday through Thursday | 5:30-8:00 M $60 NM $65 individually and placed into the level where they will benefit most. Classes consist of ballet, pointe, to maintain their instrument through Ballet Level CD Monday through Thursday | 5:30-8:00 M $70 NM $75 contemporary, strength & conditioning, variations, and master classes. Performing opportunities give holidays and seasonal breaks in regular students the chance to develop their artistic and technical skills. Wayne Center for the Arts presents classes. Dance Intensives allow dancers three sessions of performance a year, a biennial Nutcracker, and additional local performance opportunities to focus on developing creativity, evolving throughout the year. WINTER INTENSIVE technical and artistic skills, deepening JANUARY 6-9 Students wishing to participate in the WAYNE CENTER BALLET COMPANY must take all ballet technique classes and either pointe or pre-pointe within an appreciation and understanding of the their level and levels B, C, and D an additional contemporary class. This is necessary for the effective cross-training of dancers. The tuition listed reflects art form, and preparing for future goals Ballet Level AB Monday through Thursday | 5:30-8:00 M $60 NM $65 the total cost for all classes in each level. Students may also take unlimited classes below their level at no additional charge. Placement is required in higher education and careers in the Ballet Level CD Monday through Thursday | 5:30-8:00 M $70 NM $75 for registration into these levels. To be placed in a pre-professional class, please contact Kimberly Payne, Dance Program Coordinator at dance field. Dance Intensives will include 330-264-2787 X217. daily: Ballet Technique, Strength and Conditioning, and an alternative class in 17 WEEKS OF Pilates, Character, Jazz, or Contemporary. PRE-PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF DANCE WEEKLY SCHEDULE DANCE LESSONS PRE-PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOP JANUARY 13 - MAY 16 CULMINATING PERFORMANCE: SATURDAY, MAY 16 MASTER CLASS WORKSHOPS provide CELEBRATE DANCE WORKSHOP classes to enhance dancers' abilities, (Performance fee is $95.00 for costume maintenance) skills, and artistry. All dancers are INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED DANCE STUDENTS AGES 7-ADULT DAY TIME CLASS STUDIO welcome. Dancers enjoy the morale boost and excitement of learning from different Saturday, March 7 11:30-4:00 PM M $25 NM $30 MONDAY 4:45-6:15 Ballet Technique C Studio B instructors and meeting new friends. 5:30-6:15 Contemporary A Studio A 6:15-7:15 Pointe Technique C Studio C MARA SCHWENDIMAN 6:15-7:30 Ballet Technique A Studio A Mara has had a passion for dance since she was a little girl. She has performed with several dance companies, including Colorado Ballet, Artisan 6:15-7:45 Ballet Technique D Studio B Dance Theatre, and Centro Pro Danza (Havana, Cuba). Mara graduated with 7:45-8:45 Pointe Technique D Studio B a B.A. from the University of Akron in May 2002. She has taught at various 7:30-8:15 Pre-Pointe, Stretch & Conditioning A Studio A dance schools, including Soul Inspired Dance Complex, Living Fountain Dance Company (as Assistant Artistic Director and Artistic Director), Turning TUESDAY 4:45-6:15 Ballet Technique B Studio B Pointe School of Dance, Ohio Youth Ballet (as Artistic Director), and Natalie's 6:15-7:15 Contemporary BCD Studio B Dance Company. She has been married to her husband for 13 years, and they 7:15-8:45 Ballet Technique CD Studio B have three wonderful children. Mara loves teaching ballet! 7:15-8:15 Teen & Adult Jazz Dance Studio A WEDNESDAY 4:45-6:15 Ballet Technique BC Studio B REGINA PIETRAROIA 6:15-7:45 Ballet Technique D Studio B Regina is a professional dancer in North Royalton, Ohio. Regina was trained at Butler University in Indianapolis, and after college spent several 6:15-7:15 Pointe Technique C Studio C years dancing and teaching in the San Francisco Bay Area. After returning 6:30-7:45 Ballet Technique A Studio A to Cleveland, Regina joined Ohio Dance Theatre, where she performed a 7:45-8:45 Pointe & Variations D Studio B variety of classical and contemporary and repertoire, including The Nutcracker, Dracula, Cinderella, The Firebird, and many more. Since her time 7:45-8:45 Teen & Adult Contemporary Studio A LEVEL MEMBERS NON-MEMBERS with ODT, Regina has performed as a guest artist with Neos Dance Theatre in THURSDAY 4:45-6:15 Ballet Technique B Studio A A $595 $640 several of director Robert Wesner's full-length ballets, and has also worked 6:15-7:15 Pre-Pointe/Pointe B Studio A B $680 $720 with the City Ballet of Cleveland, North Pointe Ballet, and Cleveland Dance Exchange. She continues to participate in the area's artistic community 7:30-8:30 Teen & Adult Ballet Studio A C $755 $805 through many guest artist appearances in Cleveland and beyond. SATURDAY 11:30-3:30 Wayne Center Ballet Warm-Up & Rehearsal All Studios D $755 $805

20 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG WINTER-SPRING 2020 | 21 PRE-PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOP Booking for Educational & Concert Performances CHOREOGRAPHY LABORATORY WORKSHOP & CHOREOGRAPHER’S SHOWCASE THE WAYNE CENTER BALLET celebrates the performing arts and This is a new opportunity for experienced dancers to workshop new material with other dancers in an informal and trial environment. Along with TuTuTours. The Wayne Center Ballet can bring a dancer or group of dancers access to studio space and dancers, the choreographers will receive individual feedback and thoughtful mentorship throughout the process from to your school, business, church, or library. The customized visit can be Lauren Stenroos and Kimberly Payne. Choreographers will have the option of developing a solo, duet, or trio with participants. Choreographers will present their works-in-progress in a FREE showing for community on the last day. There are 5 spots available. Choreographers are chosen through between 60 seconds and 20 minutes. Exposure to the arts inspires people and an application process. Applications must include: a Bio (250 word limit), Artist Statement (250 word limit), Choreographic Concept (500 word invigorates environments. Presentations can be tailored to classical ballet, limit), 1-2 Work Samples (via video link), and Choreography and Performance Resume. integrative art, and classroom academics. Ballet combines with leadership Mondays & Thursdays 5:30-8:00 PM lessons or content from Ohio Learning Standards, and Classical Stories to M $100 NM $110 May 18 - June 11 (4 weeks, no class May 25) empower audiences. If you're interested in booking, please contact Kimberly Payne at 330-264-2787 X217 or online at [email protected]. Dance Workshops SEWING FOR DANCERS Ages 8+ VALENTINE BALLET Ages 3-18

This one-hour workshop can save you hours of frustration with WORKSHOP costumes and shoes. Learn to sew point shoes, perform quick (A Dad & Daughter Partnering Dance Class) alterations, and hem at this workshop. Recommended for dance PRIVATE LESSONS: DANCE PRIVATE LESSONS: MUSIC parents, dancers, and performing artists. Daddy and Daughter: this special workshop includes a magical ballet lesson with quality time for your family. All dancers age 3 Thursday 6:30-7:30 PM – 18 are invited to wear dance attire or normal clothes that are Private one-on-one or private group instruction in BY APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL TO SCHEDULE easy to move in. Come enjoy this unique time together and make a dance or personal training is a service available M $20 NM $25 January 23 memory to cherish. at Wayne Center for the Arts. We have a variety of TUESDAYS Saturday 12:00-12:45 PM faculty to meet your needs. »» Chelsea Northey M $12 NM $15 February 15 Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Piano GROUP WORKSHOP STYLE »» Ballroom Dance Parties for up to 10 couples »» Mia Smith or 20 people. Voice »» Tap Dance Parties for up to 15 students. »» Hip-Hop Dance Parties for up to 15 students. WEDNESDAYS »» Dance Birthday Parties »» Mike Deyo Violin, Viola, and Beginning Cello Private Instruction is available for Classical Ballet, Pilates, Tap Dance, and Personal Training For more information, please call the Wayne Center for the Arts front desk at 330.264.2787 x201 or visit ST. PATRICK'S DAY: Ages 21+ WORLD DANCE DAY Ages 5+ Please contact Kimberly Payne at 330.264.2787 X217 our website at wayneartscenter.org. LESSON & DRUM CIRCLE or [email protected] to be matched with Wayne Center for the Arts Auditorium Open to All Ages 5+ a faculty member.

St. Patrick's Day isn't complete without hearty Irish dancing before Come one, come all and bring your family and friends! It’s a dance heading out for green drinks! Join us to get the party started! Irish to celebrate dance all over the globe! You won’t want to miss this dancing stems, of course, from . The of Irish drum and ! Dress up or dress down for 30 minutes of dancing is that the arms are often held stiffly at the sides during dancing to drums, tracks, and favorite anthems of feel-good music. dancing. This gesture is a rebellious symbol that the Irish can Sit down behind a drum to learn global rhythms. Let your body, get away with dancing when they aren’t supposed to especially if mind, and spirit enjoy this globetrotting dance fix. their upper body doesn’t appear to be moving. We need to test this theory together! Join us for a short lesson. Wednesday 8:00-8:30 PM Tuesday 7:30-8:00 PM M $5 NM $8 April 29 M $10 NM $12 March 17

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RACHEL DERR Rachel retired from North Olmsted Schools where she enjoyed working as a A DAY AT HOGWARTS visual arts teacher for over 30 years before moving to Wooster. She is currently AGES 7+ working as a Master Gardener Volunteer with the OSU Secrest Arboretum. She also enjoys traveling with her husband, cooking and watercolor painting. She SATURDAY, MARCH 21ST is excited about teaching children’s visual art classes, once again, at WCA! 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM M $75 NM $90 EMILY NEGRO Emily is a Youngstown State graduate with a degree in Arts Education. She Take advantage of a rare Open House at Hogwarts School of has taught in various public schools around the state and spent three years Witchcraft & Wizardry. Unlock the powers of ancient magic here with the WCA family from 2015 to 2018. Her current mediums of choice through art during A DAY AT HOGWARTS. As a house, you include but are not limited to drawing, watercolor, film photography, and will make your way through the castle performing Hogwarts- stained glass. She currently teaches a variety of classes at the Mansfield Art themed art projects and activities led by world-class professors Center and very much looks forward to offering new courses at the Wayne of the Wizarding World, with all new course offerings, so even Center for the Arts this winter season! returning students from our last term will find something new. Seats are going faster than a Flying Ford Anglia, so sign up ERIN PHILLIPS soon to reserve your spot in the House of your choice. Muggles Wooster, Ohio-based artist Erin Phillips employs formal elements not to remain and Squibs are welcome to join and find their magical potential at an emotional distance, but to lend credence to the poetic significance of the because, as I always say: “It is our choices that show what we ordinary. She received her Bachelor’s in Fine Art at Mount Vernon Nazarene truly are, far more than our abilities.” University. She is on permanent collection at Minot State University and had a solo exhibition at Glass Gallery Lamar Dood School of Art. She has attended Yours in Magic, six artist residencies. In her work, she is captivated with the human need for -Albus Dumbledore relationship and the ways we choose to relate to each other.

BRENT WATKINS Brent has been a Professional Photographer for over 25 years and is an expert in several areas of traditional and electronic imaging [including: lighting, color management, pre-press, 4 color printing and workflow management]. Brent specializes in Selling Portraiture and Event photography as well as Wedding and Commercial. He and his wife Teri Ann are the 3rd-generation owners of Sylvart Studios in Barberton, Ohio. Brent has just finished 2 terms as President of Professional Photographers of Ohio (2017-2019) and speaks and teaches for several Professional Photography/Arts organizations. BEN-CHRISTO VAN DER WESTHUIZEN You are cordially Ben-Christo is a South African born Fine Artist with a strong background in the performing arts. This affinity with movement and dance reflects in his invited to the annual subjects which are infused with a kinetic energy that brings the work to life. Ben-Christo has travelled extensively throughout Africa, Europe and the Near ARTRAGEOUS GALA at Wayne Center for the Arts! East as a portrait and landscape artist developing a unique approach to his preferred mediums of graphite and charcoal with which he creates a striking Enjoy live music, art demonstrations, and dance vignettes, while sampling an array of palate temptations and simple impression of highly-defined contrasts. The series of portraits and and inventive beverages. Join us on site at the Center on Saturday, May 30th from 7:00-10:00pm and landscapes currently in progress aim to create a sense of inner spaciousness discover how the arts make our community unique! and stillness that invites the viewer to reconnect with an awareness of being in the present moment. Live Auction & Silent Auction 24 | WCA COURSE & EVENT CATALOG $60 a ticket/$500 for 10 tickets 237 South Walnut Street Wooster, OH 44691

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