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The smash hit movie, Disney’s High School Musical comes to life this summer at the Arvada Center. This wildly popular musical has all the Disney’s High School Musical characters you have come to know and love such as: Troy, Gabriella, Chad, Sharpay, Ryan, Kelsi and the rest of the student body including the jocks, brainiacs, thespians, skater dudes and teachers. This five week camp will encourage, inspire, and refine students at all levels as they come together as strangers and leave as family all in the spirit of fun. This camp includes working with a team of professionals—directors and choreographers in staging the production and technical theater staff on costuming; set design and construction; lighting and sound design. Students will learn about the entire production process in addition to the roles that they perform. <<CLICK HERE>>
Monday, July 7, 2008 9:00am High School Musical, age 12-19
Other Amazing Summer Camps
NOW PERFORMING AT THE ARVADA CENTER
Boy band musical mixes humor, heart
By Lisa Bornstein, Rocky Mountain News
Thursday, April 24, 2008
“We are the Altar Boyz,” sing the five innocents onstage. “We’re gonna alter your mind.” <<READ MORE>>
Altar Boyz, the acclaimed Off-Broadway musical comedy, is coming to the Arvada Center April 2008. Winner of the coveted Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical Off-Broadway, Altar Boyz is the longest running new musical comedy to open in New York in years! Altar Boyz tells the holy inspiring story of 5 small-town boys, Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan and Abraham, trying to save the world one screaming fan at a time. This heavenly boy band is a pop sensation with a mix of extraordinary music, amazing choreography and lighthearted fun- a pure delight that’s suitable for all ages. Altar Boyz will alter your heart and mind!Call the Box Office at 720-898-7200 today. Buy your Tickets for Altar Boyz now…
You can meet the Boyz by checking out their MySpace pages:
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June 18, 2008
As you may have seen in our Action Alert from last week, the House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee, which sets the initial funding level for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), approved a $15.3 million increase for the NEA in its FY 2009 spending bill. Currently funded at $144.7 million, this increase will bring the agency’s budget to $160 million. The bill is scheduled to be considered next week in the Senate where one of your Senators serves on the important Interior Appropriations Subcommittee. As the subcommittee begins consideration of this legislation, we need you to write your Senator in support of matching the funding level set by the House.
Since your Senator sits on this key subcommittee, your voice is all the more important to put the pressure on! Please take two minutes to visit the Americans for the Arts E-Advocacy Center to send a customizable message.
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Miss Nelson is the nicest teacher in school and she teaches the kids in Room 207 who are the worst kids in school. They spend all day throwing spitballs, launching paper airplanes, giggling and refusing to do any work. Then one morning Miss Nelson is mysteriously missing from school. READ MORE or BUY TICKETS, CLICK HERE. Or check out all of the cast pictures by clicking here or on the picture to the right.
Gene Sobczak
Executive director, Arvada Center
During his five years at the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Sobczak built a reputation for creative marketing that sold more tickets at a time when most symphonies were selling fewer tickets. That’s good news for the Arvada Center, where he starts Sept. 4, since it recently expanded and faces increased competition from other arts centers and the city’s expanding entertainment options.
