Eastman Opera Theatre (EOT) is thrilled to premiere Postcard from Morocco, released for on-demand streaming starting August 13. Postcard from Morocco is by Eastman alumnus Dominick Argento ‘58E (PhD) and John Donahue. This production will be directed by Steven Daigle and music directed by Timothy Long.
The second season of Amplify – First Stage’s BIPOC Short Play Series begins with HOW TO ACTUALLY GRADUATE IN A VIRTUAL WORLD by playwright Nikkole Salter and a collaboration with Milwaukee Black Theater Festival’s Youth Night streaming now through Dec. 5. This timely play explores the experience of a group of high school students as they confront the reality that their high school graduation will be virtual during their pandemic school year.
Learn more about the composition process and culture before D’DAT’s performance in The Alden this January. D’DAT’s music mixes three American art forms---jazz, native southwest and hip-hop styles---to create a sound that is uniquely theirs. This is a great opportunity for musicians of all ages to learn directly from the artists and ask questions.
Cozy Comforts is back and better than ever! In this virtual camp your child will learn foundational cooking and baking skills as they prepare new sweet and savoury comfort foods every day. Ages 7+
Festive Foods is a virtual Winter break camp program inspired by the holiday season. Your child will learn integral cooking and life skills as they slice and dice their way through 5 days of festive fun! Ages 7+
Tis the season to pull out all the stops and go BIG with our feasts and treats. There is nothing more festive and impressive than a tower of cream puffs in the shape of a Christmas tree and we’re living for it! Ages 7+
We can all relate to the excitement of decorating your Christmas tree over the holidays. This year we’re taking our tree decorating up a notch with our NEW Ornament Sugar Cookie workshop! Ages 7+
The second play in First Stage’s fall 2021 Amplify –BIPOC Short Play Series will be STEP KIDS, is a new one-act musical by Tyrone L. Robinson and Postell Pringle. The production is directed and choreographed by Christopher Gilbert, who will be making his directorial debut with this production. In STEP KIDS, a group of seemingly unconnected high school students find common ground in the most unlikely of places - the audition for their school’s competitive step dance team.
Learn all about art, design, and media programs from the top post-secondary schools in the USA, Canada, and the UK from the comfort of your own home! RSVP via email at info@aoma.ca to reserve your spot for this important and informative event.
