In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Native American Festival, May 28, 2022
Museum of Ojibwa Culture, 500 N. State St., St. Ignace | 906.643.9161 | No admission fee

For total immersion into the ancient and beautiful culture of the Ojibwa, plan to attend this festival held annually on the Saturday of Memorial Weekend. Don’t miss the excitement of the grand entry parade, and stay on to see traditional drummers and dancers perform in their tribal regalia, taste traditional Native food and watch demonstrations of Native crafts.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

“MASTERWORKS IN MINIATURE” – FAMILY EVENTS SERIES
In Collaboration with Traverse Area District Library
Held on weekends throughout the region, this new series will integrate storytelling with music and movement, aimed at children 5-12 and their families. Bring your own blanket and/or chairs.

FREE ADMISSION!

NOTE: Only one location is shown on the event listing…but here you will see there are actually two different locations and dates.

MAY 22, 2022 – 3:00PM | BALLET: TCHAIKOVSKY – SWAN LAKE
Garden Theater, Frankfort MI

Dr. Angela Lickiss Aleo, TSO Director of Education, Narrator
Dorothy Vogel, TSO Principal Piano
with special guest dancers Justin Koertgen and Sarah Wolff

JUNE 26, 2022 – 3:00PM | MUSICAL THEATER: WEST SIDE STORY
Leland Community Cultural Center/The Old Art Building

Dr. Angela Lickiss Aleo, TSO Director of Education-Narrator
Paul Sonner, TSO Concertmaster
Dorothy Vogel, TSO Principal Piano

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

QuinTango makes it Manitou Music debut on Thursday, June 30, 5 pm at the Glen Lake School’s indoor auditorium. Glen Lake School is located at 3375 W Burdickville Rd, Maple City.

Manitou Music is a project of the Glen Arbor Arts Center. QuinTango is presented by the GAAC’s community sponsor Interlochen Public Radio. QuinTango’s woman-powered quintet and male Argentine bandoneon player re-imagine traditional tango using classical chops, jazz harmonies, and arrangements.

Reservations for admission are free and will be available starting May 1st at GlenArborArt.Org/events/quintango. For more information, please go to GlenArborArt.org, or call 231/334-6112.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses.

P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

Join us on opening night! Your ticket includes a pre-show reception to celebrate the 2022 Summer Company.

Opening Night Party: 7:00PM

Performance: 7:30PM

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses.

P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

ASL performance on July 17 at 6 p.m.

Cabaret is 2 hours with one intermission

Recommended for ages 13 and up. Includes sexual content, loud noises, and violence.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses.

P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

ASL performance on July 17 at 6 p.m.

Cabaret is 2 hours with one intermission

Recommended for ages 13 and up. Includes sexual content, loud noises, and violence.

TRAVERSE CITY — Collective Soul and TESLA perform a rock concert July 4 during the National Cherry Festival.

General admission is $35; reserved seats are $50. VIP price is $160 and includes dinner, two adult beverages per guest and an elevated view of the stage.

Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. Feb. 25 at cherryfestival.org. Box office: 888-212-3258.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses.

P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

ASL performance on July 17 at 6 p.m.

Cabaret is 2 hours with one intermission

Recommended for ages 13 and up. Includes sexual content, loud noises, and violence.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses.

P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

ASL performance on July 17 at 6 p.m.

Cabaret is 2 hours with one intermission

Recommended for ages 13 and up. Includes sexual content, loud noises, and violence.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

A group of teenage girls is discovered dancing undressed in the woods. When they fall ill and no earthly cause can be identified, is something larger to blame? UK-based Director Michael Burditt Norton (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) brings Arther Miller’s The Crucible to life in a compelling, iconoclastic and irreverent spin on this central work in the American canon. Norton’s The Crucible, featuring a lean ensemble playing all 22 characters, is a gutsy examination of history and current events, showing what happens when you mess with the fierce, hormonal power of young female outrage. Join us on opening night! Your ticket includes a pre-show reception celebrating the artists in our 2022 Summer Company.

A group of teenage girls is discovered dancing undressed in the woods. When they fall ill and no earthly cause can be identified, is something larger to blame? UK-based Director Michael Burditt Norton (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) brings Arther Miller’s The Crucible to life in a compelling, iconoclastic and irreverent spin on this central work in the American canon. Norton’s The Crucible, featuring a lean ensemble playing all 22 characters, is a gutsy examination of history and current events, showing what happens when you mess with the fierce, hormonal power of young female outrage. Join us on opening night! Your ticket includes a pre-show reception celebrating the artists in our 2022 Summer Company.

A group of teenage girls is discovered dancing undressed in the woods. When they fall ill and no earthly cause can be identified, is something larger to blame? UK-based Director Michael Burditt Norton (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) brings Arther Miller’s The Crucible to life in a compelling, iconoclastic and irreverent spin on this central work in the American canon. Norton’s The Crucible, featuring a lean ensemble playing all 22 characters, is a gutsy examination of history and current events, showing what happens when you mess with the fierce, hormonal power of young female outrage. Join us on opening night! Your ticket includes a pre-show reception celebrating the artists in our 2022 Summer Company.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

A group of teenage girls is discovered dancing undressed in the woods. When they fall ill and no earthly cause can be identified, is something larger to blame? UK-based Director Michael Burditt Norton (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) brings Arther Miller’s The Crucible to life in a compelling, iconoclastic and irreverent spin on this central work in the American canon. Norton’s The Crucible, featuring a lean ensemble playing all 22 characters, is a gutsy examination of history and current events, showing what happens when you mess with the fierce, hormonal power of young female outrage. Join us on opening night! Your ticket includes a pre-show reception celebrating the artists in our 2022 Summer Company.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

The delicious adventures in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory light up the stage in this captivating adaptation of Roald Dahl’s fantastical tale. Featuring favorite songs from the 1971 film along with a host of fun new songs, this scrumdidilyumptious musical will delight everyone’s sweet tooth.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audience members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited. Free kids performance. Please reserve free tickets in advance. BYO blanket/chair. Suggested donation $15. Doors open at noon. 

The delicious adventures in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory light up the stage in this captivating adaptation of Roald Dahl’s fantastical tale. Featuring favorite songs from the 1971 film along with a host of fun new songs, this scrumdidilyumptious musical will delight everyone’s sweet tooth.

The delicious adventures in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory light up the stage in this captivating adaptation of Roald Dahl’s fantastical tale. Featuring favorite songs from the 1971 film along with a host of fun new songs, this scrumdidilyumptious musical will delight everyone’s sweet tooth.

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audience members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited.  FREE. Please reserve tickets in advance. BYO blanket/chair. Suggested donation $15. 

A group of teenage girls is discovered dancing undressed in the woods. When they fall ill and no earthly cause can be identified, is something larger to blame? UK-based Director Michael Burditt Norton (Hedwig and the Angry Inch) brings Arther Miller’s The Crucible to life in a compelling, iconoclastic and irreverent spin on this central work in the American canon. Norton’s The Crucible, featuring a lean ensemble playing all 22 characters, is a gutsy examination of history and current events, showing what happens when you mess with the fierce, hormonal power of young female outrage. Join us on opening night! Your ticket includes a pre-show reception celebrating the artists in our 2022 Summer Company.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audience members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited. FREE. Please reserve tickets in advance. BYO blanket/chair. Suggested donation $20. Doors open 6 p.m.

In a time when the world is changing, there is one place where everyone can be free. Don your finest boa and highest stilettos this summer and join us at the Kit Kat Club! Grab a drink and sing-along to your favorite jazzy tunes as the Kit Kat Girls and Boys dazzle and delight your senses. P45 opens the 2022 summer festival with a radiantly contemporary theatrical experience of Kander and Ebb’s Cabaret, bursting at the seams with sparkle, feathers, brilliance, and heart. This bold new production, directed by P45 Artistic Director Kit McKay (Hair, The Sound of Music), takes you on a hedonistic romp that explores the colorful life of an alluring Cabaret, peeking inside the safe spaces created by those living life out loud. A powerful story, Cabaret will show you that sometimes, the best way to fit in, is to stand out.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Join us on opening night for a pre-show celebration of the 2022 Youthquake Summer Company.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

The Traverse City Dance Project returns to Glen Arbor as part of their 2022 Community Tour.

July 30, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Glen Arbor Arts Center at Thoreson Farm
3694 S Thoreson Rd, Maple City, MI 49664

Sponsored by the Glen Arbor Arts Center and Interlochen Public Radio their performance will feature original choreography, live music, and ten professional dancers from around the country.

The mission of the Traverse City Dance Project is to produce and present professional dance in Northern Michigan and beyond.

Free parking.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

Join us for ALICE: A Rock Musical, an original parody production created and performed by P45’s Youthquake Company, directed by Daniel Lendzian (UGLY: A New Pop Musical). A twisted take on a beloved tale, ALICE brings new life into Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with a Queen of Hearts origin story for the ages. Through pop rock hits from the 90s and 2000s, ALICE is a rebellious tale of discovering the strength in one’s heart. Young performers in grades 7-12 are invited to audition for this four-week Youthquake Company training program, culminating in P45’s season finale of the summer. The performance is 90 minutes long. Appropriate for all ages.

The program features eight professional dancers from national and international companies, and includes Traverse City natives Sarah Wolff and Gabriella Dorman. Performances will feature four works, including new creations by directors Lott and Whitney and a staging of “Something I Had in Mind.” The TCPD is delighted to bring back this delightful balletic comedy presented in our very first season. By Italian-born choreographer Mauro di Candia. The evening will also feature live music in collaboration by former Alonzo King LINES dancers & rehearsal director Kara Wilkes and celebrated Kalamazoo-based cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton. Hamilton and Wilkes are recipients of the TCDP’s 2022 NewVo Fellowship, which support new creation by choreographers and composers. The NewVo Fellowship is made possible by a seed grant from Rotary Charities of Traverse City. All performances will be ADA accessible. For outdoor performances, audiences members should plan to bring their own blankets and/or chairs. Please reserve your space in advance as seating will be limited. Doors open at 6 p.m. FREE. Suggested donation $20. Please reserve your tickets in advance. BYO chair/blanket. BYOB or wine! Rain date is August 4. 

The City of Grand Rapids proclaims Never Give Up Day

This August 18, the City of Grand Rapids proudly joins community members celebrating Never Give Up Day and has proclaimed August 18, 2022, as Never Give Up Day. 

Never Give Up Day is a global celebration day focused on cultivating a mindset of determination. The mayoral proclamation signals the city’s role in recognizing the importance of never giving up and invites its citizens to make this day a springboard for awareness-raising actions. Never Give Up Day provides a common platform for health and social care providing associations, NPO’s, charities, sports teams and businesses in their efforts to establish a call to action.

Many philanthropic causes have dedicated awareness months or days to hold their call to action or fundraising, but few can engage so much attention, touching so many hearts, and connecting so many people to the same degree as Never Give Up Day. The day not only applauds people for reaching their goals but also supports those who are still trying to achieve their goals.