West Sound Academy hosts a gallery reception for WSA science teacher David Miller on Friday, December 4, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at Frodel Gallery. Miller's show, 'A Time Machine Exhibition', a selection of assemblage art and stories, is on exhibit through January 15, 2016.
The show will feature Miller's work along with assemblage art by WSA 10th graders. The public is invited, and guests will be able to enjoy light refreshments and wine.
December 4:
WSA's Student Social Committee presents:
Lip-Sync Battle!!!!
Challenge your friends! See who has the best skill and performance lip-synching popular songs!
Students can sign up at Angie's desk to participate.
Place: the Commons
Date: Friday December 4
Time: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
December 5:
Open House
December 5, 2015
Saturday
10 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Open Houses introduce our faculty and program to interested families.
Visitors will learn about our academics and extracurricular activities, meet the Head of School and some of the faculty and students, and take a tour of the campus. Anyone interested in joining us for an Open House cn email to Lisa Gsellman at lgsellman@westsoundacademy.org. For a map and driving directions to West Sound Academy, click here.
December 8:
Knowledge Bowl Competition Practice Scrimmage
OESD 114 offices in Bremerton
KB team members:
Arrive at school by 8:20 a.m.
Leave WSA: 8:30 a.m.
Return to WSA: by 3:10 p.m.
Bring a lunch and water bottle
December 9:
WSA Presents: Middle School Music Class
in Concert
Directed by Paul Burback
Place: the Commons
Date: Wednesday December 9
Time: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
December 11:
On December 11, 2015, during the last hour of the school day.... WSA students are doing an
Poulsbo, WA....West Sound Theatre Company of West Sound Academy is proud to announce that Kay Morgan, psychologist, actor and director, will be the moderator for the Inaugural Actor to Audience Talk Back for The Secret in the Wings after the Sunday, November 15, 2015 matinee at the Olympic College Theatre, Bremerton campus. Curtain time is 2PM.
Kay Morgan
"The Secret in the Wings" is based on European fairy tales. The title has two meanings, playwright Mary Zimmerman said in an interview from her home in Evanston. "In 'The Seven Swans' story, a father wishes his seven noisy sons could be as quiet as swans, and they are turned into swans.
"Their sister manages to turn them back into boys by remaining silent for seven years, during which she makes jackets. She runs out of time. So one of the jackets has only one sleeve. One of her brothers lives his whole life with a human arm and a swan wing.
"It suggests the way that we all have peculiar experiences when we are young that mark us for life. But when you meet us, you don't know why we are strange in some way."
The other meaning of the title refers to theater itself. People in the audience are never sure what is waiting offstage (in the wings) ready to jump out in front of them. "The sense of surprise is important," Zimmerman says, "especially since these stories really are full of surprises. For one thing, most of them are obscure fairy tales."
West Sound Theatre Company ensemble members have incorporated their personal interpretations of fairytales and adolescent questions through the process and practices of devised theatre. Devised Theatre incorporates the actors’ personal interpretation and understanding into the work. The Secret in the Wings was originally a devised work by Mary Zimmerman and company members of The Looking Glass Theatre in Chicago.
Who: West Sound Theatre Company – West Sound Academy Drama Program
WSA international students from Bangladesh, Finland, Germany, and Sweden will be giving presentations about their home countries at all-school morning meetings Tuesday through Friday, November 17-20, at 10 a.m.
Help make West Sound Academy's successful college-preparatory programs possible by participating in our Annual Auction as a donor and attendee. Embracing the tremendous growth our students achieve each year, the 2015 auction theme is "Diamonds in the Rough" celebrating the potential to shine that each student carries within.