THEATER NOTES : Soap Stars Dish It Out in Benefit Volleyball : TV celebrities from ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ and ‘The Young and the Restless’ will compete Sunday at Cal Lutheran.

SCRAMBLING SOAP STARS: Divas of daytime drama will face off in volleyball Sunday at the Cal Lutheran University gymnasium. The games, which will pit cast members of “The Bold and the Beautiful” against “The Young and the Restless,” will benefit the Santa Susana Repertory Company.

Stars of “The Bold and the Beautiful” scheduled to play include team captain (and Buena High School graduate) John McCook, Ronn Moss, Katherine Kelly Lang, Bobbie Eakes, Schae Harrison, Scott Thompson Baker and Michael Sabatino. Set to represent “The Young and the Restless” are captain Peter Bergman, Kristoff St. John, Tricia Cast, John Castellanos and Doug Diamont. Following the competition, there will be a silent auction of memorabilia signed by the celebrities.

The games begin at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10. For further information, call 374-8282.

CLASS ACTS: Victoria Morris, a franchise equity agent with Joseph, Helfond & Rix in Hollywood, will hold a half-day workshop at the Santa Paula Theater Center on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aimed at those wishing to pursue a professional career in the theater, the workshop will cover such topics as how to get an agent, when you need a manager, how to approach a casting director, unions and professional associations, and audition techniques. Fee for the session is $20.

Santa Paula Theater Center will host two series of acting classes beginning in April. A beginners class, taught by the center’s artistic director, David Ralphe, will take place on Saturdays, April 30 through June 12, from 10 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Linda Livingston will hold a scene study class on Monday evenings, May 2 through June 13, from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Fee for each series is $125.

All events will be held at the center, 125 S. 7th St. in Santa Paula. To register for any of them, or for further information, call 525-4645.

SCRAMBLING SISTERS: Two versions of Dan Goggin’s comic musical “Nunsense” will open within a weeks’ time, though not (by Ventura County standards) too closely together. The first, by the newly formed Ventura County Actors Theater, an offshoot of the old Cabrillo Music Theatre, opens May 6 in a converted church in Oxnard’s Heritage Square. If that isn’t enough singing and dancing “Nuns,” the newly formed Soap Box Players will open its own version of the show at the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center.

On the other hand, the Moorpark Melodrama’s upcoming “Sisters on the Run” isn’t about nuns at all, but singers. The show was previously advertised under the title “Live a Little.”

SHAKESPEARE SPLITS: This year’s Ojai Shakespeare Festival divides itself into two sessions, with the comedy “Twelfth Night” running May 21 through June 19 at Dennison Park, and the tragedy “Othello” Aug. 4 through 14 at Libbey Bowl, both in Ojai. In previous years, the festival’s two productions have run concurrently in Libbey Park.