a production company for young artists.
Our mission... is to challenge artists to ignite endless possibilities through collaboration. At Wobble Rocket, artists young and old work together to create stellar theatre and film work that speaks to our communtiy with a unique, unified, inspirational voice. Through this process, we guide and strengthen the intellectual and creative development of all artists. Wobble Rocket opportunities take many forms: Classes, Workshops, Advanced Audition-Only Projects, Residencies, etc.
Our Process...
1. Via classes or workshops, Wobble Rocket artists (young and old) learn the art of improvisation and collaborative story telling. They learn to be fearless, focused, and flexible, and apply these skills to a final production. Depending on the focus of the class, the final production can take the form of a live scripted performance, a spontaneous improv performance, or a filmed project, (or even something we have yet to imagine!).
2. Those who who choose to build toward more advanced work audition for a troupe: an ensemble of both professional and young artists. We craft a collaborative team who explore production goals, and work with a Director/Teaching Artist to achieve it. Currently, the main project for young artists is Saturday Morning Launch. Because we function as a production company, more opportunities arise based on projects and ideas brought to us by clients (other organizations), professional artists, and young people with a passion.
3. Through an interview process, we include a team of experienced professional artists (designers, writers, actors, whatever will aid the project) to mentor and collaborate with the young artists throughout the project.
4. Through a streamlined and supportive rehearsal process, the team of pros and students craft an extremely high-quality product.
Our Magic... is rooted in improv-based collaboration between professional artists and young artists who learn to play and play to learn.
Welcome to the next generation of artistry!
"The young artists I worked with were the most surprising team. I had no idea our work would be so unique." -Ami, Teaching Artist
"You can't just go outside the box. Go 20 miles away from the box!" -Casarra, 14- Student
"I learned to really listen to my team." -Ben, 12- Student
"My favorite thing about rehearsals is that we learn to put the group first." -Cale, Teaching Assisstant
"I learned to go with the flow, and not be nervous about what other people think of me." -Molly, 9- Student
"I feel most confident when I'm doing improv... or on a moon bounce." -Aja, 11- Student
