About this Event
Lights, sound, vibe!
Many elements can help tell your story and can be done with very little means.
Come to this one-of-a-kind workshop taught by SF Neo-Futurist, Wallace Yan, to learn and play with the possibilities! This hands-on workshop will be a playground for story-tellers to imagine, build, and present their work to each other. This space is for new ideas, old ideas, personal story, and transformation.
What to expect:
Workshop participants will be led by Wallace on his creative process on making a "vibe" for audience members in the style of Neo-Futurist theatre. A handful of techniques for cheap theatrical effects and foley will be demoed then participants are invited to experiment! Afterwards we will show each other our works-in-progress and discuss. All participants receive a discount ticket to The Infinite Wrench.
Rules of Conduct
To ensure an uplifting and welcoming experience for all workshop participants, these rules are to be agreed and followed by everyone.
- No racism, sexism, ableism, transphobia, homophobia, islamophobia, antisemitism, zionism, or hateful intent is allowed!
- Respect each other and assume positive intent!
- Ask for help when needed and help where you are able!
- Consent is mandatory!
Who is this workshop for?
- All bodies welcome.
- Theatre/drag artists, performers, and story tellers interested in experimenting with design elements for their work!
- 18 + participants are recommended for workshop activites involving unsupervised use of tools, lights, heating elements, etc.
Access Information
- 447 Minna is a ADA accessible space with two single stall bathrooms, AC system, and water fountain. We own a mini-fridge if needed for food. No steps are needed to move about the workshop space.
- KN-95 masks are required and can be provided. Air purifiers will be in each space.
- There will be times we will be working in dimly lit spaces.
- There is limited street parking around 447 Minna.
About the instructor:
Wallace Yan is a theatre artist, artisan, cook, and SF Neo-Futurist since 2022. He is a SF Bay area native and longtime theatre participant on the west coast. Their work has been seen from Whidbey Island in Washington to The Elysian Theater in LA. Wallace is a lover of objects, tricks, and tools which he incorporates in their story telling for audiences to, maybe, enjoy. He holds a AA in Technical Theater from Diablo Valley College and BA in Drama, with a minor in Queer Studies from UC Irvine.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
447 Minna St, 447 Minna Street, San Francisco, United States
USD 28.52 to USD 81.88
