
APRIL WORKSHOP
Unveiling the Stage: The Art of Visual Storytelling
Have you ever wondered how a blank stage transforms into a dusty 1930s farmhouse, a neon-soaked future, or a haunting dreamscape?
Behind every breathtaking production is a designer who knows how to turn a script into a sensory experience. Whether you are an aspiring artist, a curious technician, or a theater lover, this workshop pulls back the curtain on the creative process of Set and Production Design.
Saturday, April 18
Youth Workshop (Ages 11-15)
10:30 AM–12:00 PM — $20
Adult Workshop (Ages 16+)
12:30–2:00 PM — $30
Location
3330 Stahl Rd, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Running Time: 90 minutes

About the Instructor
Jay Johnson
Jay Johnson is the Wisconsin 4-H Expressive Arts State Specialist, as well as a theater artist and educator. Jay has been part of over 85 productions as a director, designer, and performer.
A long-time theater teacher in the Sheboygan community, he is excited to return to STC as a teaching artist to share his knowledge and experiences. His passions lie in teaching, growing people through the arts, and helping individuals find their personal sparks.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
About the Wisconsin Arts Board
The Wisconsin Arts Board is the state agency dedicated to nurturing creativity, promoting the arts, supporting arts education, and enriching the cultural life of communities across Wisconsin. The Board provides funding and resources to help organizations grow and deliver meaningful arts programming that benefits the public.
Support for Sheboygan Theatre Company Workshops
Sheboygan Theatre Company gratefully acknowledges the support from the Wisconsin Arts Board, which has provided funding that enables us to offer theatre workshops. This support helps us expand educational opportunities, develop local artistic talent, and engage the community through accessible and high-quality theatre training programs.

