Showing posts with label Acadiana Arts Council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Acadiana Arts Council. Show all posts

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Theatre--Performance

Acting Up (in Acadiana), the professional, multi-disciplined performing arts company in residence at the Acadiana Center for the Arts, presents The Doggie Monologues III, the 2010 Student Showcase, and an original play written by Lian Cheramie, George Saucier, Harmony Decker and Acting Up (in Acadiana) students. Performances will take place Friday, January 22nd at 7:30 pm and Saturday, January 23rd at 2 pm and 7:30 pm. The Doggie Monologues III personifies the stories of animals who live or who have lived at Lafayette Animal Aid, a no kill shelter. Both humorous and touching, the production aims to educate the public about the mission of LAA and to teach the young actors how they can make a difference through their art. Directed by Amy Waguespack, with assistants George Saucier, Kara Guarisco, and Megan LeBleu, The Doggie Monologues III features performances by over 40 actors ages 7-16.

Wish List and monetary donations will be accepted for LAA. Included in the wish list are:
FOR THE DOGS: Purina Dog and Puppy Chow, Milkbones, Durable dog toys, Pet taxis, all sizes, Igloo dog houses, Leashes, Collars (preferred are Martingale collars), Grooming brushes, Flea and Heartworm preventative, for all weights, Puppy milk, Kuranda dog beds (visit the LAA website for details)
 FOR THE CATS: Purina Cat and Kitten Chow, Cat Toys, Tidy Cat cat litter, Flea preventative , Small and medium pet taxis, Nutri-Cal, Heating Pads, Kitten milk, Giant litter pans
For the LAA Volunteers: Postage stamps, Towels, blankets and sheets (used is fine, but no polyfill, please), Paper towels, Toilet paper, Garbage liners (heavy duty), Dishwashing liquid, Scrubbing brushes, Bleach, Rubber and disposable gloves, Flea spray (indoor/outdoor), Brooms and dustpans, Sponge and spring mops, Dish scrubbers, General office supplies (paper, staples,etc).

All performances will take place at Acadiana Center for the Arts, 101 W. Vermilion, Lafayette. All tickets are $10 at the door. Tickets purchased the week before the show at the AcA will be $10 for adults and $5 for children high school aged and younger. For more information about The Doggie Monologues III, contact Acting Up (in Acadiana) at http://www.actingupinacadiana.com/, by e-mail at actingupinacadiana@gmail.com, or (337)309-4964.

For more information about Lafayette Animal Aid, visit the website at  http://www.lafayetteanimalaid.org./

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Theatre--Workshop

This is an announcement from Amy Waguespack and Acting Up!:

Most often, our community only experiences the final, polished performance on stage. We are rarely given the opportunity to take part in the rehearsal process. To see how work is developed. To witness the art of collaboration between different disciplines.

Acting Up! opens our process to the public process as we develop our new work entitled Play. Music. Heal. The project brings together actors, musicians, and writers in creating a contemporary story revolving around the potential for music to heal.

We invite you to join us on Monday, November 27th and experience the music and collaboration of Henry Gray and Acting Up!. All sessions are free to the public.

Acadiana Center for the Arts (AcA)
101 W. Vermilion St. in downtown Lafayette
6:00-7:45p.m.
For more information please contact
Paige Krause @ 337.309.4964 or actingupinacadiana@gmail.com

JOIN US FOR ANOTHER SESSION....
NOVEMBER 3 CHRIS COURVILLE
NOVEMBER 10 BERNARD PIERCE
NOVEMBER 17 CHRIS COURVILLE

DECEMBER 1 CHRIS COURVILLE
DECEMBER 8 CHRIS STAFFORD

Funded in part by Louisiana Division of the Arts and Acadiana Arts Council.

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Theatre--Workshops

Acting Up (in Acadiana) invites the public to take part in free, open to the public sessions exploring the collaboration of actors, musicians, and writers.

Observe a process which will generate a contemporary story exploring issues of our time and the potential for music to heal. Observe the creative process. Talk with artists. Offer feedback during the development sessions.

Each Monday, October 13th - December 8th.
6:00 - 7:45p.m.
Acadiana Center for the Arts (AcA)
101 W. Vermilion St. in downtown Lafayette

Each Monday will highlight a new musician!

October 13 Carol Fran
October 20 Chris Stafford
October 27 Henry Gray

November 3 Chris Courville
November 10 Bernard Pierce
November 17 Henry Gray
November 24 Bernard Pierce

December 1 Chris Courville
December 8 Chris Stafford

Please contact Paige Krause at (337)513-5106 with any questions.

These workshops are sponsored in part by the Acadiana Arts Council and the Louisiana Division of the Arts.