Western Reserve Playhouse Opens Enrollment for Oz Series II

Written By Braelin A

BATH, OH — Western Reserve Playhouse is now enrolling young performers ages 8–18 for the second installation of our Oz Series, the second production in WRP’s training-through-performance Oz program.

Participants learn theatre by building a fully staged production together. Rehearsals combine ensemble work, character development, storytelling, collaboration, and performance skills before students apply that training in two public performances.

Enrollment is $100, with registration open through Friday, September 11. Rehearsals run September 14–October 14 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 4–6 PM. Performances are Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17 at 7 PM.

No previous theatre experience is required. The program is designed for both new performers and young artists ready to continue developing their skills through a complete rehearsal and production process.

Enrollment information is available at https://www.thewrp.org/young-artists#oz

Braelin A

Braelin A. (she/her) is a queer, neurodivergent educator and entrepreneur from Cleveland, Ohio, who brings her richly diverse background and transparent self-awareness to the forefront of sexual health education. At 29, she leads Evidentia with a philosophy that personal history informs educational style, advocating for inclusivity and evidence-based, trauma-informed care. Formerly a child actor, Braelin has pivoted from professional theatre due to its systemic injustices, channeling her experiences into Evidentia and its HealthEquity Toolkit. She's holds a post-baccalaureate in Cannabis Therapeutics from Maryland University of Integrative Health and attended the Institute for Sexuality Education and Enlightenment. Committed to dismantling educational privilege, Braelin's mission is to deliver accessible, transformative resources that challenge oppression and promote holistic well-being.

http://www.braelina.com/
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