PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS AND POLICIES

Come ready to play and learn!

• Dress to move
• Check your schedule for:
  • call times
  • conflicts
  • assignments due
  • off-book/lines
  • tech rehearsals and shows
• Bring all requested supplies 
  • pencils
  • scripts
  • water
  • snack
  • designs

 Participate head to toe

• Socialize before/after class and during breaks.
• Tech use is at the discretion of the program coordinator. For youth programs - unless required by the instructor, all electronic devices (including phones, tablets, games, laptops etc.) should be stored at the beginning of classes. 

Respect boundaries, diversity, and content

• Establish and respect individual emotional and physical boundaries
• Respect the diversity within our spaces and avoid negative remarks and/or perceived stereotypes regarding: 
  • Faith traditions 
  • Race or Ethnicity 
  • Gender 
  • LGBTQ identity 
  • Socioeconomic status 
  • Mental and/or physical disabilities  
  • Political affiliations 
  • Any other topics that may damage trust between your scene partners and audience.  Anyone can be sarcastic and mean - challenge yourself to make a bolder, more difficult choice! 
• We are fortunate that many Seed participants also represent other theatre organizations as students, staff, instructors, board members, creative artists, and/or volunteers! Please refrain from gossip, or making disparaging comments  regarding fellow theatre companies or other members of our arts community. Full stop. If at any time you feel unsafe, unheard, threatened by another participant or have other issues of concern regarding your program, please contact the appropriate staff member: 
  • Classes or Productions - Renee Wimberley renee@seedartshare.org
  • Share the Show - Rachel Potter Nunn rachel@seedartshare.org
  • Others please send to our Board Chair, dylan @seedartshare.org
• References should be age, environmentally, and socially appropriate regarding: 
  • Alcohol or drugs
  • Smoking 
  • Romantic or sexual relationships
  • Weapons
  • Profanity

Our students come from miles around and we play better in one piece.  So in case of weather or emergency cancellations, follow the plan of the partnering organization or Wake County Public Schools. Check the website, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram pages for class updates.

We love to post photos and videos from student projects and performances.  Please update your photo permission form  to confirm if you or your child's image may be used in Seed Art Share digital and print materials.