Welcome to the Third Annual Wyoming Theatre Conference

November 15, 16, 17 2024

Campus Map

PLEASE NOTE!

It is highly recommended to park in Lot B, or Lot A if B is full.

You will find the student lounge to the left once parked, underneath and through the two blue metal arches.

It is shown on the map as the College Community Center (CCC)

Conference Schedule

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15

Student Lounge – CCC
5:30pm Welcome Reception with Cash Bar / Team Building
6:30pm Opening Remarks presented by Michael Lang & Jason Pasqua
Black Box Playhouse – CCC
7:00pm Student Production of “ORION”

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16

Fine Arts Rooms – FA
9:30am – Noon: Workshops #1 & #2 – Snacks provided in Student Lounge
9:30am – 10:45am How To Market An Unfamiliar Show w/ Anne Mason Room 122
10:45am – Noon Set Building On A Budget w/ Jeff Tish Room 124
Dining Room – CCC
Noon: Lunch Break (Lunch Provided) and WSTC Business Meeting
Fine Arts Rooms – FA
1:30pm – 4:00pm Workshops #3 & #4 – Snacks provided in Student Lounge
1:30pm – 2:45pm Costumes Through The Ages w/ CLTP Room 122
2:45pm – 4:00pm Memorization Techniques w/ Tonya Johnson Room 124
Surbrugg/Prentice Auditorium – AUD
4:30pm – 6:30pm Monologue Competition
7:30pm No Host Dinner at The Office Bar and Grille (private room)

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17

Surbrugg/Prentice Auditorium – AUD
9:30am – Round Table Discussion
10:30am – Noon: Closing Discussions & Awards

Monologue Rules

The monologue time is 2-5 minutes
3 age groups: under 25, 25 to 60, 60+
Prizes for each category, and a grand prize
Monologues can be on any subject
Monologues should come from any published play
Monologue fee is $5 members, $10 non-members

The competition is a unique opportunity to perform individually and receive feedback from an experienced national adjudicator, while sharpening your performance skills and networking with other artists. Anyone may enter in one of the three age categories.

Monologues must be memorized and should come from a published play by an established writer. You may present a piece of any dramatic or comedic material, not to exceed five minutes in length. No props, costumes, or effects of any kind are permitted.

Participants will be assigned a preliminary-round monologue slot. Rounds will be based on participation and the adjudicator will select finalists from each preliminary round to perform in the Monologue Competition Finals.

The winner in each category will be announced on Sunday at the award ceremony. You will be adjudicated on stage presence, character development, presentation, and emotion, by national adjudicator Brad Moore.