Come and see our excellent annual showcase of our finest dancers, singers, musicians, artists and more! All ages of artists will be showcased in a high energy evening! Directed by our Dance Department Director Miss Kathleen Fictum!
SHOWS:
June 25 7:00
June 26: 7:00
June 27: 2:00
$5.00 general admission collected at the door
DONATIONS GREATLY APPRECIATED
You Are Invited!
Milwaukee’s North Shore Real Estate Professional, Piera Dyer, will be hosting a SPRING ARTS LUNCHEON in honor and support for North Shore Academy of the Arts on MAY 8 at 11:30 am. Cost is just $30 per person and includes 3 raffle tickets and entertainment. Apple Walnut Chicken Salad and a Sorbet Lunch will be served. Please RSVP by May 1 or email paulac@northshoreacademyofthearts.org
The luncheon will be held at the Milwaukee Yacht Club, 1700 North Lincoln Memorial Drive, Milwaukee WI, 53211
North Shore Academy of the Arts (NSAA) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that relies on the support of the community. Please consider making a donation online today. Thank you for supporting the arts!
(Photos courtesy of professional photographer Jon Kirn)
NSAA Jr. Stagekids will present Disney’s SLEEPING BEAUTY for the public on Monday August 31 at 5:00 and 5:45 pm. A $3 suggested donation will be taken at the door for admission at North Shore Academy of the Arts, 1111 Broad Street in Grafton. A cast of THIRTY SIX six to ten year olds from the southeastern Wisconsin region will perform. Each show lasts approximately 40 minutes and is produced and directed by Angela Mack.
Lead characters include ten year old Sydney Crivello who plays the lead “Aurora/Briar Rose” Sleeping Beauty. The evil sorceress, Maleficent, played by eight year old Dalin Kirn puts a curse on Sleeping Beauty that she will prick her finger and die on her sixteenth birthday. However, lead fairy “Merryweather” played by nine year old Elizabeth Schmid casts a spell that will simply make her fall asleep only to be awoken by her true love’s kiss. Six year old Xavier Robar, “Prince Philip” comes to the rescue and kisses her out of her sleep. However, this is the beginning of a big duel between Maleficent’s “Goons” and “Merryweather’s” fairies.
NSAA’s Jr. Stagekids Program introduces very young children to the world of live theater complete with costumes, set, makeup, choreography, characterization, memorization and blocking. The program has become so popular that it will be tripled this fall.
