How can we present a show during COVID safety restrictions?

​WACA Center for the Arts is a converted building that started as the four room school house, Dorsey Elementary, in the 1950's. It has served other county agencies with WACA obtaining use in January 2017 thanks to former Speaker of the House Mike Busch. Made of solid brick WACA has large windows and features a men's and womens restroom, two kitchens and controlled access. Our theater space is a general space that is arranged as blackbox theater uniquely set up for each show. Risers are brought up from our basement to create elevated seating and the number of audience can be anywhere from 1-65.

Due to the unique nature of our buiilding and seating set up we are able to present the production with limited audience seating.

please note

 

1. Audience MUST wear face masks or face shields

2. Performers may be wearing Face Shields or masks (as required per CDC and local health departments)

3. All who enter center will have their tempertaure taken with a no contact forhead therometer

4. All who enter must review posted symptom list and sign in that they are symptom free

5. If you develop symptoms prior to the performance please DO NOT attend - we will give you a credit for a future show or performance

6. All who enter will be required to use hand sanitizer or uttilize one of our hand washing stations before passing checkin area

7. Anyone who develops symptoms will be brought to our comfortable quartentine area until all others have vacated the building

 

We will keep with all current COVID regulations throughout the show process. IF needed we may stream the show.