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Tuesday, April 3, 2012

2012/2013 Casting for Sponsors

Arts On Stage is currently looking for sponsors for our 2012/2013 season. Sponsorship levels range from $100 to $5,000. Great advertising opportunites are available.

Sponsors are needed to keep Arts On Stage running and to sponsor individual shows so that we may lessen the ticket costs. We do not get grants (we don't fit their molds) so we depend on ticket sales, donations and sponsorships.

Do you know of a company, individual or foundation that would be willing to be a sponsor? Contact Jamie at jamie@artsonstage.org to receive a sponsorship packet.

2011/2012 Spring Season

We still have some wonderful educational and fun shows that round out this school year. The Wizard of Oz, Rainbow Fish, House at Pooh Corner, Dancing through South Africa, A Perfect Balance, Cuentos Del Arbol, Animal Tales and Dinosaur Scales and The Magic of Science. For show dates and times still available, visit our website, www.ArtsOnStage.org. Next year's preview will be on Facebook by May 1st. So become our friend on Facebook.com/ArtsOnStageLtd and be one of the first to know!

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Summer Happenings

This Summer I am gearing up for a great 21st season. We have 13 new shows and launching workshops! As the Marketing Director, I have been gathering information about the shows, previewing them, designing flyers, updating the website and working on some interesting launches. We hope to have our first ever fundraiser in early 2012. We are going to be a part of Free Fall Baltimore in October. We are launching PTA fundraisers in Baltimore County. It is exciting and overwhelming at the same time.

I holding a "Casting Call for Sponsors"....I have reached out and I am waiting for someone to reach back!

Stay tuned!

Monday, January 31, 2011

It has been a while.....

Sorry to all the followers (one), it has been a while since I have blogged last. We had a great first half of the season. The bullying show was a huge success. The other fall and winter shows did very well. Well except for the Holiday Tales show, it was SOLD OUT, there was a huge waiting list.....and there was snow! So Baltimore County buses had to leave, because schools were closing early. So half of the auditorium left. Children were crying because they wanted to see the show. Others had to cancel before even attempting to come. Mind you it was a dusting, not a blizzard. We weren't able to reschedule that show because of the holidays approaching. So the ones that missed the show got to choose another show. But you better believe we are booking that show twice next season because of the popularity.

We are in full swing scheduling for next school year. There are some exciting new shows, great oldies but goodies....but I can't devulge anymore....well not until a couple of weeks. So stay tune, my one follower....

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Awesome Summer

This summer has been awesome in earlybird reservations. For the first time we have sold out a show in June! More reservations come in every week. We have also been meeting with school board officials from several counties to discuss partnerships. It has been an exciting summer for Arts On Stage!

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

2010/2011 Season is on our Website

The 2010/2011 season is on our website, www.ArtsOnStage.org. We have many new shows lined up for our 20th season! Including ONE HUNDRED DRESSES which deals with the growing problem of bullying. We also have a Writing Contest underway for ONE MONSTER AFTER ANOTHER. Please contact me for more information. We are also accepting EARLYBIRD reservations right now. This means that you can place a hold on tickets and at the begining of the school year we will contact you to verify the reservations. There are no deposits...what do you have to lose?

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Somariac Conference

Arts on Stage will be at the Somariac Conference in Hunt Valley starting this Wednesday through Friday. We are hoping to meet new teachers that think the performing arts is only for the drama teachers. It is for every subject. Although I did get stumped one time with a teacher saying he was teaching architecture. We don't have anything for that! Luckily the Somariac Conference is for Language Arts teachers.