2018 Hit the Streets Application |
DEADLINE TO APPLY: June 1, 2018
We're looking for 24 youth, ages 12-15, who are SERIOUSLY into performance or the arts and are MOTIVATED to make CHANGE in the community. We are looking for students who are innovators and hard workers who can maintain focus while having fun and sharing ideas.
***YOU MUST COMMIT TO BE HERE EVERY DAY OF THIS PROJECT!***
Two Week Project: Monday – Friday
Week 1: Monday - Friday, August 6th – August 10th
Week 2: Monday - Friday, August 13th – August 17th
PLUS! “Define American” Event @ Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park
Saturday, August 18th // 1:30 -3:00 [rehearsal time TBD]
The 2018 team will participate in ONE of TWO major projects:
Performing Arts Team:
Afternoon workshops, 1:30-5:30
12 students will work with professional performer and director Jay O’Leary to develop and present an original performance for a major Coyote community gathering on August 18th at Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park in the Central District. The theme of the event is what it means to be American, and every member of the team will explore poetry, spoken word, music and movement to help put together a group performance that will engage the audience in a personal look at national identity.
Two Week Project: Monday – Friday
Week 1: Monday - Friday, August 6th – August 10th
Week 2: Monday - Friday, August 13th – August 17th
PLUS! “Define American” Event @ Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park
Saturday, August 18th // 1:30 -3:00 [rehearsal time TBD]
The 2018 team will participate in ONE of TWO major projects:
Performing Arts Team:
Afternoon workshops, 1:30-5:30
12 students will work with professional performer and director Jay O’Leary to develop and present an original performance for a major Coyote community gathering on August 18th at Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park in the Central District. The theme of the event is what it means to be American, and every member of the team will explore poetry, spoken word, music and movement to help put together a group performance that will engage the audience in a personal look at national identity.
Visual Arts Team:
Morning workshops, 9:00-1:00
12 students will create stage art for the “Define American” original performance described above on Saturday, August 18th. They will work with well-known public artist Carl Smool to express their own ideas about American identity in spectacular stage art using fabric, paper, cardboard, and other materials to create hangings and backdrops for the park stage. In the process they’ll learn the tricks and techniques of professional stage set designers.
Each youth will earn up to $200 as a stipend for full participation and hard work.
Workshop location: Coyote Central | 2300 E. Cherry St. | Seattle, WA 98122