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Musical Theatre Camp: Wizard of Oz, July 29, 2024 10:00AM

Event Summary

Two children on stage, with the girl seated wearing a pink gingham dress, looking at the boy who is standing and animatedly gesturing with his hands up, both in front of a barn-themed backdrop.

Musical Theatre Camp: Wizard of Oz

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Musical Theatre Camp: Wizard of Oz

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ONLY 6/7 Year Old Participants Available. Ages 8-14 are SOLD OUT! - Contact Justin, justinh@whbpac.org to be put on 8-14 y/o waitlist

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If signing up more than one student at once, please put all students' names down and maintain the order throughout all questions.
By completing registration, I acknowledge that there are NO REFUNDS and NO EXCHANGES for Arts Academy programming including but not limited to reasons of casting, dismissal due to behavior/conduct, or withdrawal due to personal preference.
By engaging in the Arts Academy programs at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, I hereby grant consent for my minor student to be recorded or photographed. I acknowledge that these recordings or photographs may be utilized by WHBPAC for educational and promotional endeavors, and I acknowledge that I do not have the right to receive any compensation for their use.
Read our Casting Policy & Commitments to Community
I acknowledge WHBPAC’s non-negotiable casting policy and behavior conduct and will uphold the theatre’s Commitments To Community.
For WHBPAC Arts Academy theatre productions: Any known conflicts are to be submitted prior to the start of the program. WHBPAC Arts Academy non-theatre productions: Conflicts are to be submitted as soon as possible with appropriate notice when possible. I acknowledge that it is expected that completion of registration equates to full participation and commitment to program needs.
I hereby hold Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, Inc. harmless from any bodily injuries sustained while on the premises of the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center. I also understand that the above-named corporation will not be held responsible for the loss or damage of any personal articles during participation in Arts Academy programming.
I understand that WHBPAC follows best practices and guidelines from the CDC. Any change in global health policies will not be considered grounds for a refund. I assume any inherent risk in participation and will not hold WHBPAC liable.
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All registrations are final.  There are no refunds or exchanges.  

All casting decisions are final.  We know that our casting decisions have the potential to disappoint some of our students. While there is much to be gained from dancing in the ensemble or singing in the chorus – the PAC Arts Academy distinguishes itself from other performing arts institutions by making sure that every child shines on stage.

There are no refunds for reasons including but not limited to: casting decisions, dismissal due to behavior or other happenstance, or subsequent personal preference. 

Here’s what we take into consideration when we cast:

  • Preparation for the audition
  • The child's age and experience
  • Growth potential
  • Capacity for specific roles
  • Behavior and attitude in previous programs (if we have worked with the child before)

This is an Arts Academy – NOT a professional producing company. What’s most important to us is that as many performers have opportunity as possible. If a child has a large part in one production, it is not guaranteed they will have a large part in the next.

What We Will Do:

  1. Provide feedback to student inquiries about the audition. The response will include kind and constructive critique and specific advice about where to most effectively direct efforts for improvement.
  2. Help describe what goes into casting a show. Casting is a challenging and complicated process, involving multiple variables.
  3. Give parents advice for managing disappointment.
  4. Encourage ongoing training with us, which comes through continued participation in our programs.
  5. Encourage participants to watch and learn from more experienced students.
  6. Cap our enrollment numbers appropriately so that all students will shine.

What We Won’t Do

  1. Reconsider a casting decision. Once a casting decision has been made, it is final. The casting team will not offer explanations for, entertain complaints about, or discuss in any way the decisions that have been made, with anyone.
  2. Discuss other students’ roles with someone other than the student or guardian.
  3. Stand for negative discussion about casting with students and other parents.