BAY AREA STAGE JUNIOR
BAS JUNIOR!
Workshop for Teens & Children, ages 7 to 17
Theatre for Children, Performed by Children
Foster
the
imagination
in
your
child,
by
enrolling
him
or
her
in
the
next
Bay
Area
Stage
Junior
Summer-Fall
workshop
&
production.
Directors,
Jessika
Speer
&
Stacey
Loew,
train
young
performers
in
the
arts
of
acting,
dance,
and
voice,
followed by a weekend of three performances on the BAS mainstage.
Twice
a
year,
BAS
Junior
workshops
offer
instruction
in
dance,
music
and
acting,
to
young
people
ages
7
to
17
years
old.
The
students
in
the
program
have
the
use
of
the
theatre’s
two
dressing
rooms,
theatre
lighting,
and
stage,
and
for
BAS
teens
who
feel
more
comfortable
working
behind
the
scenes,
our
2021
Spring
workshop will offer technical instruction in lighting and sound design.
BAS
instructors
are
steadfast
in
providing
students
the
tools
they
will
need
to
succeed
in
life
on,
and
more
importantly,
off
the
stage.
Being
a
part
of
a
theatre
production
takes
teamwork,
courage,
persistence,
and
commitment
–
traits
that
will
sustain
young
people
throughout
their
lives.
We
feel
it
is
equally
important
to
become
well-rounded
in
the
arts,
and
to
develop
an
understanding
for
everyone
who
puts
in
the
work
to
make
a
production
happen.
BAS
often
utilizes
children
in
their
productions,
but
does
not
always
have
the
time
to
teach
the
basics
during
rehearsals.
Thus
in
2014,
BAS
started offering a children’s instructional theatre workshop.
BAS
is
committed
to
the
health
and
safety
of
all
performers,
patrons,
and
volunteers,
young
and
old
alike.
We
will
adhere
to
all
safety
measures
of
diligent
social
distancing
and
mask-wearing,
as
mandated.
With
the
current
circumstances
in
mind,
we
will
be
dividing
what
would
normally
be
one
workshop, into two groups— and limiting the number of students to no more than ten per workshop.
HELP US, MR. HOLMES!
BY CRAIG SODARO
SHOW
CLOSED
SELL
OUT
CROWDS
AND
RECEIVED
RAVE
REVIEWS!!
Sherlock
Holmes
is
retired
and
in
a
foul
mood.
It’s
1922,
and
Dr.
Watson’s
granddaughter,
Dot,
has
been
trying
to
edit
the
old
detective’s
long-awaited
memoirs.
But
Holmes
fears
his
best
days
are
past
and
that
the
future
holds
little
promise
for
him.
Everything
changes,however,
when
two
neighbor
girls,
Milly
and
Maggie
Turner,
beseech
him
to
find
their
missing
father.
They
insist
he
would
never
just
run
off
and
leave
their
mother,
who
is
convalescing
after
an
automobile
accident.
It’s
not
long
before
Holmes
learns
their
father
has
been
accused
of
stealing
expensive
jewelry
from
the
store
he
managed.
The
local
constable
is
sure
the
girls’
father
has
taken
flight
because
he’s
guilty.
But
Holmes
—
with
the
reluctant
help
of
Dot
—
digs
a
bit
deeper
and
uncovers
a
clever
plot
which
needs
an
even
shrewder
trick
to
expose.
A
revitalized
Holmes
returns
the
girls’
father,
just
in
time
to
celebrate
their
mother’s
birthday.
He
has
saved
their
father,
but it seems finding their father has also saved Mr. Holmes.
WORKSHOP: BAS Junior Production “Help Us, Mr. Holmes!”
Special Technical Instruction (Lights & Sound) – Jeff Lowe
BEGINS: JANUARY 3, 2022 for 6 Weeks
Monday & Wednesday Evenings from 6:00PM-until 8:30PM
3 Performances:
February 25 @ 7:30PM
February 26 @ 3:00PM
February 27 @ 5:00PM
Tuition:
$150.00 + $20.00 materials fee. Enrollment is taking place now!
For more info or to pre-register your child, call 707-649-1053.
Bay Area Stage Theatre
517 Broadway Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
Enroll Now! (707) 649-1053