Jack Paterson Theatre

“This is the magic of theatre” – Jerry Wasserman, The Province

Skills Develoment Workshops – Rural Arts

Summerland’s Ryga Arts Festival Presents

FREE WORKSHOP
FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT AGED 17-29.

CREATING THE WORLD OF THE PLAY:
LIGHTING, PROJECTIONS & QLAB

Summerland’s Ryga Arts Festival
FREE WORKSHOP (AGES !&_@()
Sunday, September 21, 2025
11 AM – 3 PM
Centre Stage
(9518 Main Street, Summerland B.C.)

This workshop is generously sponsored by Telus.

SYNOPSIS

With guided instruction by Ryan Grenier and the Summerland’s Ryga Arts Festival Technical Team with access to real equipment, you’ll experiment with design concepts and technical execution, using QLab as the central hub for multimedia control.

Whether you’re new to technical theatre or looking to build on existing skills, this workshop offers a solid foundation in visual storytelling.

CREATIVE & PRODUCTION TEAM

Workshop Leader: Ryan Grenier | Ryga Arts Festival Creative Technician: Andy Sandberg | Creative Producer: Jack Paterson | General Manager: Trista Bassett

GALLERY

ABOUT SUMMERLAND’S RYGA ART FESTIVAL

www.rygafest.ca

Summerland is a rural municipality on the west side of the Okanagan Lake in Interior BC.

Every year since 2015, Summerland’s Ryga Arts Festival reimagines our small town to be a vibrant meeting place of the arts and community. For a full week, presentations, performances, new creations, concerts, readings & symposiums on contemporary social issues take place in parks, street fronts, local shops, galleries, etc. All within walking distance from each other.

We aim to bridge barriers that may prevent anyone from participating in our communities and the arts, be these ability, cultural, economic, historic, physical, regional or otherwise. We will find a role for you.

Land Acknowledgment

The Ryga Arts Festival acknowledges with respect that this event takes place on the ancestral and unceeded lands of the Sylix peoples, who have cared for these lands since time immemorial. We are grateful for their ongoing stewardship & hold ourselves responsible for listening, learning, and building right relations through the work we do.

For more information on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada click here. www.nctr.ca

We Gratefully Acknowledge the Support of: