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To Educate, Inspire, Create and Achieve! A Non-profit (501©3) Studio of Performing Arts 2019-20 To educate, inspire, create and achieve! De Pere, WI 54115 Studio: 801 Heritage Rd, Ste. B., De Pere, WI 54115 801 Heritage Rd, Ste. B Broadway Theatre: 123 S. Broadway, De Pere, WI 54115 920-339-9999 | www.birderonbroadway.org Birder Studio of Performing Arts [email protected] Note from our Executive/Artistic Director: Hello! Birder Studio of Performing Arts offers programs in all shapes, sizes and settings. If you, your child or a friend has an interest in the arts, Birder Studio is the place for you. Perhaps you like to draw, dance, act, sing or even build creative things. Maybe you are interested in television, film or backstage production. We want our students to thrive so we provide educational opportunities for them to do so. The dedicated focus of our instructors enables both introductory and intensive training in the performing arts and peripheral exposure to other performance areas. This year we introduce a new division, Birder Academy of Dance. I welcome you to stop in and see all we do to enrich our community with the performing arts. I can’t wait to meet you! Alicia Birder OUR MISSION: To educate, inspire, create, achieve! Our artistic educational program is for students of all ages and levels in the performing arts. It instills STUDIO INFORMATION: confidence, creativity and discipline. The training program includes jazz, ballet, tap, musical theatre, acting, Location: Birder Studio 801 Heritage Rd, Ste. B., De Pere, WI 54115 voice, piano, ballroom, Irish dance, stage management, yoga and zumba. Our professional staff welcomes Broadway Theatre 123 S. Broadway, De Pere, WI 54115 you to visit! Phone Studio: 920-339-9999 Box Office: 920-445-5669 Tuition: Payable to: Birder Studio of Performing Arts; Payments are non-refundable. OUR CAUSE: Arts education for all! E-mail: [email protected] We are committed to providing a secure foundation in the arts for both children and adults. As a 501©3, Age: All students must meet age requirement for classes by: non-profit organization, we also seek to make arts education accessible and affordable to all children in the January 31, 2020: first semester (no exceptions) Greater Green Bay Area. Through our scholarship programs and other community outreach efforts, May 31, 2020: second semester (no exceptions) donations enable us to provide live entertainment and classes to those who would not otherwise have the opportunity. THEATRE PERFORMANCE TICKETS: Tickets on performance days: Broadway Theatre, 123 S. Broadway, De Pere, WI 54115 Tickets on all other days: Birder Studio, 801 Heritage Rd, Ste. B, De Pere, WI 54115 OUR VISION: An arts inspired community! Monday – Thursday, 11am – 3pm We hope that our programming not only instills a love and appreciation for the performing arts in our Theatre Box Office: 920-445-5669 OR online website link: https://birderonbroadway.org community, but also an adept understanding of artistic influence. We envision live entertainment and arts education accessibility for adults and children alike. In this digital era, we hope to inspire our community’s PAYMENT OPTIONS professional & personal lives, by fostering a community-centered artistic culture that encourages Payments payable to: Birder Studio of Performing Arts Payments are non-refundable. communication, expression and the value of giving back. Monthly payment plans: Please select a payment plan option on our payment registration form. (See registration form) A $25 charge will be applied to all late payments. Birder Studio is now using MindBody as our new, user friendly registration portal. SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM: All information is on https://birderonbroadway.org. BIRDER STUDIO OF PERFORMING ARTS is Northeast Wisconsin’s only non-profit performing arts studio for children and adults. Supporting members help by providing critical funding to help cover the ongoing costs ADDED CLASS PLAN/FAMILY PLAN of running a dynamic and multi-faceted educational community program. Additionally, monetary support *Any triple threat student may add a general study/dance class for $300 per year. (Excluding TAC) enables outreach programs that bring the excitement of live theatre, arts classes, & communication skills *Families with three or more students enrolled may deduct $150 from total tuition. to many children. STUDIO INSTRUCTORS Birder Studio has diverse, talented, teaching and professional artists and directors that Birder Studio is a 501©3 non-profit organization complement the creativity and discovery of each student. Instructors teach students life-skills and tools to SUPPORT explore the human experience through performing. We are grateful for the support of our contributors. CLASSROOM AND PERFORMANCE APPAREL Adopt a student for our 2019-20 Season Birder Studio of Performing Arts has incorporated a new dress code and will be implementing new performance attire. You may purchase through MindBody and pick up at the studio. See studio calendar for I would like to make a donation to Birder Studio of Performing Arts. Donation $__________ fitting dates/times. (Your donation is tax deductible) Check #____________ Sunset Cabaret Broadway Theatre Birder Studi o of Performing Arts Studio Calendar 2019-20 Sept 27, Dec 18, May 20 7:00 pm July 18 Th 7:00 Summer Soirée Fundraiser – Mary Bridget Davies: Broadway Theatre Sunset Cabaret is a floorshow of dancing, singing and other light entertainment by our professional July 20 Sa 8:00 Summer Soirée Fundraiser – Mary Bridget Davies: Sturgeon Bay Yacht Club talented staff and friends. Join us for appetizers and entertainment at Broadway Theatre! July 22 M By appt. Auditions: Age 14-19 Legally Blonde, Jr. July 23 T By appt. Auditions: Age 14-19 Legally Blonde, Jr. All proceeds support our student scholarship fund. Aug 27 T 1:00-5:00 Apparel fittings for students’ performance attire Sept 4 W 4:00-6:00 Apparel fittings for students’ performance attire Sept 4 W By appt. Auditions: Student Scholarships Birder Players Broadway Theatre Sept 16 M Semester 1 classes begin (Semester 1: September 16 – December 7) Sept 13 F 6:30 Birder Studio Students presents: Legally Blonde, Jr. Musical Theatre Sept 14 Sa 3:00, 6:30 Birder Studio Students presents: Legally Blonde, Jr. Birder Players is a professional cast of local performers sharing their talents and creativity with our Sept 20 F 6:30 Birder Studio Students presents: Legally Blonde, Jr. local community in some of our favorite musical productions. The proceeds from our Birder Player Sept 21 Sa 3:00, 6:30 Birder Studio Students presents: Legally Blonde, Jr. Sept 27 F 7:00 Sunset Cabaret-Birder Players: Broadway Theatre entertainment and productions support our student scholarship fund and ARTreach program. Nov 22 F 6:30 Birder Studio Triple Threat Students presents: Broadway Santa Nov 23 Sa 12:30 Birder Studio Triple Threat Students presents: Broadway Santa A Christmas Carol, The Musical – Dec 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14 Nov 24 Su 12:30 Birder Studio Triple Threat Students presents: Broadway Santa Chicago – Jan 31, Feb 1, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16 Nov 25 – Dec 1 Thanksgiving Break–Studio closed-No Classes th The 25 Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – April 3, 4, 5, 17, 18, 19 Dec 5 Th 7:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical Dec 6 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical Mamma Mia! – June 24, 25, 26, 27, July 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Dec 7 Sa 11:00, 3:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical Dec 7 – Feb 3 Winter Break – No Classes (We will have Weidner Concert rehearsals and perf.) Dec 11 W 7:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical Dec 12 Th 7:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical Dec 13 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical Dec 14 Sa 1:00 Birder Players Presents: A Christmas Carol, The Musical BROADWAY AUDITION WORKSHOP Dec 18 W 7:00 Sunset Christmas Cabaret-Birder Players: Broadway Theatre Dec 19 Th 4:00-8:00 Mandatory Rehearsal Holiday Pops-Weidner Center- call times vary AUTHENTICALLY ROCKING YOUR AUDITION Dec 20 F 7:30 Holiday Pops performance-Weidner Center-call times vary Dec 21 Sa 2:30 Holiday Pops performance-Weidner Center-call times vary With Jan 16 Th 4:00-6:00 Auditions for The Lion King, Jr- ages 10-12 Jan 17 F 4:00-7:00 Auditions for The Lion King, Jr- ages 13-18 Jan 31 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago Tony® Nominated Actress, Feb 1 Sa 2:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago Feb 3 M Semester 2 classes begin (Semester 2: February 3 – May 1) Feb 6 Th 7:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago Mary Bridget Davies Feb 7 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago Feb 8 Sa 7:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago Feb 9 Su 2:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago Mary Bridget is an American actress and singer. She performs Feb 14 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: Chicago with her own band, The Mary Bridget Davies Group, and is Feb 15 Sa 2:00, 7:00 (if add) Birder Players Presents: Chicago also an interpreter of Janis Joplin’s music. She received a Feb 16 Su 2:00 (if add) Birder Players Presents: Chicago March 8 - 22 Spring Break – No Classes Tony Award nomination for Best Lead Actress in a Musical for Apr 3 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee her performance as Janis in A Night with Janis Joplin. Apr 4 Sa 7:00 Birder Players Presents: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Apr 5 Su 2:00 Birder Players Presents: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee th Apr 17 F 7:00 Birder Players Presents: The 25 Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Apr 18 Sa 2:00 (if add), 7:00 Birder Players Presents: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Thursday, July 18 4:00pm – 6:00pm Apr 19 Su 2:00 Birder Players Presents: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Students ages 10-19 Apr 24 F 5:30, 7:30 General & Triple Threat Student Private Study Recital – Broadway Theatre Broadway Theatre, 123 S.
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