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Learn Victory Rolls and Finger Waves in a focused one-hour workshop led by veteran stylist Laurene Franjione at 5501 Jefferson Ave. Perfect for theatre performers, vintage fashion fans, or anyone who wants stage-ready, historically informed styling.
Learn Victory Rolls and Finger Waves in a focused one-hour workshop led by veteran stylist Laurene Franjione at 5501 Jefferson Ave. Perfect for theatre performers, vintage fashion fans, or anyone who wants stage-ready, historically informed styling.
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On a Thursday evening at 5501 Jefferson Ave, Hairstyles of the 20's & 40's brings hands-on vintage haircraft to life. This one-hour workshop with Laurene Franjione teaches two signature period looks—Victory Rolls and Finger Waves—in a focused, practical session that suits theatre artists, themed-party hosts, and anyone curious about mid-century styling. The setting is a studio-style classroom; attendees are asked to bring a brush while other materials are provided.
The class opens with clear demonstration: Laurene, a professional stylist with 42 years of experience and theatrical credits since 1987, walks students through the mechanical rhythm of shaping hair into structured rolls and sculpted waves. Instruction balances explanation and touch: you’ll learn hand placement, pinning strategy, heat- and product-safe techniques, and quick fixes that keep a look intact under stage lights or through a long event. The pace is brisk but deliberate—one hour is enough to grasp core moves and leave with a repeatable routine.
What makes this workshop special is its theatre-rooted approach. Laurene’s recent credits include local productions like Clue, Kiss Me Kate, The Prom, and The Music Man; she teaches styling that survives costume changes, quick cue moments, and the demands of live performance. The focus on authentic technique—rather than modern recreations—means participants leave with historically informed methods that translate to contemporary wear.
Practical details: the lesson runs 7:00–8:00pm, costs $10, and requires only a personal hairbrush from each attendee. The format is small-group and hands-on, giving plenty of opportunity for individual attention. Whether you want to master a stage-ready Victory Roll or perfect a smooth Finger Wave for a photoshoot, the workshop compresses essential skills into a compact, wallet-friendly session.
Beyond the technique, the class offers creative confidence. Attendees trade tips about products and time-saving shortcuts, and many leave with notes about adapting styles for different hair lengths and textures. If you’re involved in community theatre, vintage fashion, or simply want a new party trick, this workshop is an efficient, encouraging way to learn from a veteran stylist. Meeting point is 5501 Jefferson Ave; city and state details were not provided. Check the booking link for the latest dates and availability.
easy.
1 hour.
Minimal physical effort; expect seated work and some arm movement while styling
The class runs one hour, scheduled 7:00–8:00pm as listed.
Bring a hairbrush; all other materials such as pins and styling clips are supplied.
No prior experience is required—Laurene teaches beginners and adapts tips for varying skill levels.
Yes—Laurene’s instruction emphasizes durability and techniques used in local theatre productions.
Yes; the instructor offers adaptations for different lengths and textures during the session.
The listed cost is $10 for the one-hour workshop.
Laurene Franjione has been a professional stylist for 42 years and has worked in theatre since 1987, lending practical stage experience to the curriculum.
The workshop emphasizes reusable tools and low-waste techniques; students are encouraged to reuse clips and practice on mannequins instead of single-use alternatives.
Creative 360 is a community-centered arts organization based in Midland, Michigan, offering a broad calendar of performances, classes, workshops, and volunteer opportunities. Dedicated to accessible arts education, Creative 360 runs inclusive semesters such as Artshop Clay and Artshop Painting Explorations that welcome participants of all ages and abilities, including those with disabilities. Small class sizes—typically limited to eight students for specialized hands-on art sessions—ensure personalized attention and skill development. Creative 360 presents recurring public performances including the free Sound Community Music Series held every second Wednesday, featuring classical and jazz artists like Trio Rubaton and electro-acoustic sets. The venue hosts visiting artists and special concerts such as the June performance by Michigan native Sarah Bomber. Seasonal programming includes a Summer Theatre Intensive for ages 11–17 where students audition, rehearse, and perform under a professional director, and short-term workshops like Sewing for Everyone focused on upcycling and practical skills. Community engagement is central to Creative 360’s mission: the organization operates volunteer programs that allow community members to support events and enjoy performances, and coordinates special events such as the inaugural Holiday Art Fair during Midland’s Holiday Arts Weekend. Additional offerings like Tai Chi 360 provide wellness-focused movement classes suitable for all levels. Creative 360 partners with local artists and instructors to maintain a varied, community-rooted schedule of arts experiences in Midland.
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