This Dramatic Connections Workshop is an experience to enhance the upcoming Seattle Children’s Theatre (SCT) production of “Young Dragon: A Bruce Lee Story.” The workshop will have kids on their feet, stretching their imaginations, while deepening their knowledge about the characters, setting, and themes of the play. The workshop curriculum is developed and presented by SCT Teaching Artists in the form of a one hour pre-show workshop.
Participants and family members attending the workshop will receive tickets to watch "Young Dragon," which is on view from February 19-March 15, 2026. Click on this link to learn more about the production.
At least one parent/guardian is required to stay at the workshop with each participant. While a few more family members of the participant can come to watch, we kindly ask for a limit of 3 family members per participant coming in due to space constraints.
Location: Wing Luke Museum, 719 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
Date: Sunday, February 15, 2026
Time: 1:15-2:15PM
Ages: This workshop is most suitable for children ages 7-13
Thank you to Seattle Children's Theater and Seattle Public Library for this partnership!
ABOUT THE TEACHING ARTISTS
Maia Nowack (they/them) grew up in Seattle, where SCT was a big part of developing their love for theatre. They graduated from Northwestern University with a BA in Theatre, where they discovered their love for teaching. Maia is returning to SCT after some time away and completing an MA in Dance Pedagogy at the University of the Arts in Helsinki, Finland. Maia was also a drama school intern in 2015 and a teaching artist apprentice at SCT, and has experience teaching dance, movement, and drama to students of all ages. Maia is passionate about creating welcoming, inclusive spaces where students can expand their creativity. When not working, Maia can be found knitting, crocheting, and enjoying the beautiful PNW nature.
Zoë Carr's (she/her/they) passion for acting was ignited through improv and Shakespeare summer camps in her hometown of Boise, Idaho. After earning a BA in Theatre Arts and Philosophy from Loyola Marymount University, she has built a diverse career as an actor, scenic carpenter, and props master, contributing to productions ranging from the EMMY Awards (carpentry) to the Boise Bard Players (acting). Zoë has taught students ages 4 to 18, with experience at New Village Arts in Carlsbad, CA, the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, and Boise Contemporary Theater’s Theatre Lab. She is deeply committed to the ongoing effort of making theater more accessible and believes in its transformative power to foster connection, joy, and profound introspection.
INTERESTED IN VISITING THE MUSEUM?
The Wing Luke Museum is the host location for this SCT Dramatic Connections workshop. Participants will have access to the Museum's Welcome Hall and the exhibit "Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee." A purchase of Museum admission will be required to view the rest of the building.
HOW TO REGISTER
1) Enter the quantity of participant tickets down below and click "Register"
2) Fill out the student/participant's name and information on this next page and click "Add to cart"
3) Under Personal Information, fill out your own information and then click "Check out"