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    First and foremost, the Performing Arts isn’t what many peole think. The Performing Arts are esencially a form of creativity performed in front of thr audience. It can reflect society, or it can be random. The only thing that matters, is that its creative. Also, the performing arts must be in real time and at a theater. The word theater was derived from the Greek word “Theatron” whch means seeing. Many thinkk a theate is refined to just one place or building. A theater is any location with an audience

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    Innovations and Contributions of the United States to the Performing Arts The innovations and contributions of theatre and television over the centuries have changed the world of performing arts forever. These revolutionary changes and gifts to the performing arts occurred in the United States. Contributions of theatre guild, the Shubert brothers, and Native Americans shaped theatre. Philo Taylor Farnsworth, public broadcasting, and MTV are part of the contributions and innovations of television

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    The performing arts give and enhance many traits in a person’s life. Students involved in theater prepares students for later-in-life experiences. Participation also makes people feel a certain belonging to society. Students learn new skills: increased intelligence, and the ability to connect and read others’ emotions. Participation in the performing arts gives people experience, the feeling of belonging, and new skills. Firstly, students participating in theater gain experiences for later

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    and which eliminated the performing arts programs, which came into play to focus the government funds on programs that seem more important like the courses identified as STEM. The majority of taxpayers support the claim that performing arts is subjected to be none beneficial to the participating students which is a problem to the community because instead taxpayers are demanding that the government taxes should be focused on the STEM core classes. The lack of performing arts is damaging to the students

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    Ever since I can remember, the performing arts had a special place in my heart. I did not know how much it meant to me until I became mature enough to recognize the profound influence the arts had on my life. Thanks to my loving parents, I have had the opportunity to nourish and refine my craft. Now, I would like to continue to refine my abilities over this summer through the Alliance Theatre’s Musical Theater Camp at Oglethorpe University. I feel that this program will enhance my vocal and acting

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    Performing Arts Club This Performing Arts Club will be student led.This club with a focus on singing and acting. Around the end of the school year, the students will gather everything they learned and perform in a school showcase. This program will run on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 3:45-4:45. I want to do this project because it deals with what I want to do in life. I want to be in the theatre and learn more about it. I gained the opportunity to join Fordham’s program for high school

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    Mission Statement: Oklahoma Performing Arts, Inc. has the mission that every individual deserves the opportunity to empower and develop his or her character through classical arts training and community service programs and presentations. Please provide a brief overview of your organization (250 words). Oklahoma Performing Arts, Inc. (OPA) began its nonprofit roots in 1996. OPA has the unique setting of being a place for all. We provide a positive space for organizations to meet, to create and

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    On Thursday, May 26, 2016, I attended the Pennfield Choral Concert at the Pennfield Performing Arts Center, in Pennfield Michigan. The theme of this choral concert was Pop Rocks, which was a compilation of popular and rock and roll songs, including songs from the 70s and 80s to the present. There were also songs featuring specific choirs, such as the composition Girl Power, which featured the Women’s Choir. This was an evening full of medleys with unique twists that made the concert quite entertaining

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    An Intimate View of a Performing Arts Center Audience: My audience will be any adult or mature teenager who enjoys attending plays and/or concerts in a theater or playhouse. The Performing Arts Center at the University of South Alabama is an ideal auditorium for watching a play or concert because of the intimacy one feels with the stage and the players upon it. A good view of the stage is never lost within the comfortable seating of the theatre and the great acoustics, lighting and overall

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    The Language of Performing Arts “The thing about performance, even if it's only an illusion, is that it is a celebration of the fact that we do contain within ourselves infinite possibilities” I have always thought that performance is about showing situation/emotions that others can only dream about, when acting you are living/creating the life, if only for a moment of infinite number of possibilities, the above quotes sums up my view perfectly. The Idea of creating

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