Posts Tagged ‘Becca Hare’

Long Time NSAA Performer Heads Off To New York!

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

Becca Hare began with NSAA when she was kindergarten age.  Her role was a munchkin in the Wizard of Oz.  Many years later and many MANY shows later she was the lead in Seussical, Aladdin, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Wizard of Oz and more! 

Becca will soon be going off to college in New York to major in music and minor in theatre.  We think this is a fabulous fit for a FABULOUS girl!

One of the things that NSAA appreciates about Becca is that she works so well with people.  You will find her smiling most of the time.  You will find her helping somebody A LOT of the time.  Becca is a great role model for many of our young students.  She has been willing to mentor them as a volunteer as well as help around the NSAA facility over the years.  Becca is a giver.  And we are confident that whatever she learns in New York she will give an abundance back to society.

Becca Hare will be giving a voice recital on Saturday August 14 from 1 to 5 at Newcastle Place in MequonWe suggest that you go see her now before she gets too famous…….:)

Introducing Leading Female BECCA!

Friday, February 12th, 2010

“Becca” began with NSAA Stagekids when she was just a small child.  The first show that she was in was the “WIZARD OF OZ”.   After almost a decade and many, many more shows at NSAA, Becca ended her last Stagekids role as “Dorothy” in the WIZARD OF OZ. 

Becca is returning for NSAA’s 10 year anniversary production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” as one of the lead narrators.  This is despite the fact that she is also the lead role at Mequon Homestead High School’s production of “Annie Get Your Gun”.  As if that weren’t enough, she has some other major “out of state” auditions coming up.  “I’m never home,” Becca told us last night.  She works hard and her dreams are big.

Becca is is a shining star of NSAA.  She is a great student, role model, hard-working, ambitious and talented young girl who has an amazing future in front of her.  Keep your eyes on this gal.  She is going places!  And NSAA is glad to have had a part in developing the talents that she exudes today.

Please go see Homestead High School’s “Annie Get Your Gun” Feb. 25-28 then a month later our 10 year Anniversary “Joseph” Production at the Cedarburg Performing Arts Center March 25-28. 

As always, thank you for supporting the arts.  Arts programs build strong leaders such as this fine young lady.