Come and hear these talented local GLEEKS sing their hearts out on Monday November 15 at 7pm! This event is free and open to the public. WATCH NEW “Take a Bow” VIDEO!
The teen GLEEKS are students ranging from Mequon to Fredonia.
Posts Tagged ‘Performing Arts’
Stagekids Alumni Gets Hired to Act at Fireside Dinner Theater
Thursday, October 14th, 2010
12 year old Mequon resident and NSAA Stagekids Alumni, Mari Duckler, is rapidly becoming well known throughout SE Wisconsin as a highly skilled young actress. She recently landed a professional acting position at the Fireside Dinner Theater in Fort Atkinson, WI. Mari will be the lead supporting role, “Pepper” in the Fireside’s upcoming production of Annie. The Fireside Dinner Theater attracts national audiences as a professional theater each year.
Mari first came to NSAA as a 9 year old seeking private vocal instruction with vocal coach, Angela Mack. From there, she auditioned for the NSAA Stagekids Production of High School Musical and was surprisingly cast as the lead role of “Sharpay Evans”. She was also “Lily St. Regis” (Annie) and “Phineous Trout” (Willy Wonka) through NSAA Stagekids.
Since then, Mari has performed at Homestead High School Auditorium, Range Line Auditorium, Milwaukee Youth Arts Center, Marcus Center for the Performing Arts and has appeared in the film, “The Bully”.
Quite spectacular about Mari’s experience is that she was recently cast as the highly competitive and lead role “Junie B.” (Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business) at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts.
Mari will also soon be performing as “Ady” in Miss Nelson is Missing at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. She is currently taking private tap/ballet at NSAA with Miss Kathleen Fictum so that she is a “triple threat” to the world of musical theater.
Mari dreams of performing on Broadway someday. At this rate, she just might! Keep your eye on this petite and spunky soprano belter!
NSAA Alumni, Rebecca Hare selected for New York City’s Fordham University Musical Theater Program
Monday, October 4th, 2010
“Thanks to the special training she received at NSAA under the expert direction of Sheri Bestor, Debbie Knuth and Angela Mack, Rebecca Hare was selected to be part of New York City’s Fordham University Musical Theater Program. The Musical Theater program at Fordham University’s Lincoln Center Campus performs one production each semester. Many of the productions are original musicals directed by students.
Rebecca is thrilled to be part of this group, and will let all of her NSAA directors and friends know what production they are performing and when the show opens just in case there is a New York trip in your future.” —Paula Hare, Co-Founder, Creative Director of Hare Stringenz
Performing Arts for Ages 3 to 6 starts 9/23 11 to 11:45am
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
Stage-Kinder-Kids Performers in “How Does Your Garden Groove?”
Target Ages: 3-6 years old
Children will have a fun filled time movin’ and groovin’ in Freddy and Franny Farmer’s vegetable garden. This is not your typical garden-variety musical as the french fried potatoes have “appeal”, leafy vegetables sing “Lettuce Entertain You” and the corn and peas beg “Please Don’t Put Us in a Can-Can!” Our focus will be on the process: gaining self-confidence, learning theatre skill and making new friends. The class will culminate with a lively show on our very own NSAA stage. There will be costumes, props, scenery, singing and dancing just like on the “big stage”! Fun, fun, and more fun!
Instructor: Debbie Knuth NSAA Stage Kids Director
Time/Days: 11:00-11:45., Thursdays , 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21,off 10/28 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 12/2, 12/9(performance).
Registration Fee$100
Program: 120
Email debbiek@northshoreacademyofthearts.org or info@northshoreacademyofthearts.org
Calling Youth and Adults for HAIRSPRAY 2011!
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
Adults and Youth Working together…back by popular demand!
This amazing upbeat musical which is touring America, is certain to be an experience of a lifetime for cast members! Work with people of all ages together on a team of talent and energy that will bring the audiences to standing ovations!
Renaissance: Poetry Reading and Open Mic Night
Monday, April 19th, 2010
An arts revival is here! Talented high schoolers and adults NEED A VENUE…..NEED AN AUDIENCE….NEED AN OUTLET……..We’ll provide the stage, the sound, the atmosphere…..we just need YOU to show off your true colors!
Renaissance: Poetry Reading and Open Mic Night
Target age: High School through Adult
Calling all creative people to share their “performance art” in a laid back, dimly lit, safe and soothing setting. Bring a poem, interpretive dance, song, instrumental, and a dish to pass! Network with like-minded people and receive feedback and support.
THREE GREAT DATES TO CHOOSE FROM! 6-8pm
June 26
July 31
August 21
