Academics, athleticism, social activity, volunteerism, and, of course, the arts – it’s all important for a well-rounded person.
The Soo Theatre Project offers you a huge selection of the arts: drawing, sketching, and painting; piano, violin, viola, fiddle, and flute; classical ballet, ballet, pre-ballet, pointe, pre-point, jazz, tap, ballroom (swing, waltz, salsa, and fox trot), hula hoop, acro, modern, and toddler music/dance; voice and children’s vocal ensemble; three orchestras (and counting!); piano choir, beginning group piano, and cello choir.
There’s no doubt about it, the arts enhance, enrich, inspire, and stimulate. It all begins with enhancing one person’s life, which leads to enriching a family’s life, which leads to inspiring others, which leads to stimulating an entire community and beyond.
Enhance your own life or the life of your child with one of the many class offerings at The Soo Theatre Project. Because it’s important and the far-reaching positive effects of the arts are priceless.
And, there’s more to come! Yes, The Soo Theatre Project always has something for everyone all year long. Check out these exciting upcoming STP events:
Friday, February 13 at 7 pm is the next “Arty Party” with Randy Krause. Take home your canvas creation by the end of the evening as local artist Randy Krause guides you step-by-step with a group painting. All supplies are provided. Registration required.
Friday, February 13 at 7 pm is the STARS Mid-Winter Student Recital. Come hear and enjoy STARS students perform their talents and showcase their arts progress. Call STP office for more information.
Saturday, February 14 and Sunday, February 15 at 5:30 pm are the two performances for the next Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre “Murder at Mardi Gras” at the Elks Lodge on Portage Street. Back by popular demand, this interactive dinner theatre event will thrill and entertain its audience once again!
Participants arrive at 5:30 pm for cocktails at The Elks Club, then dinner, which includes delicious gumbo, salad, creole friend chicken or Cajun shrimp, red rice, corn bread, and king cake, will be served at 6 pm followed by the performance at 6:45 pm.
After the tremendous success of the previous dinner theatre events “Pasta, Passion, and Pistols” and “A Feast To Die For,” “Murder at Mardi Gras” is sure to be another big hit! Tickets required.
Friday, March 20 at 7:30 pm is the STARS Faculty Recital at St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral on Portage Street. Attend this event and experience just how talented the STP teachers are. This is their opportunity to present you with their musical gifts.
Believe it or not, summer will return to the Upper Peninsula! It’s soon time to prepare for the new summer season of performances. Auditions for the 2015 season will be held on two dates: Saturday, March 21 at 1-5 pm and Saturday, March 28 at 1-5 pm. (The summer season will be announced shortly!)
Please support STARS dance students by purchasing Caesar Pizza Kits from STP dancers. All funds will help pay for dance costumes at the end of year recital, which is Saturday, May 9 at the LSSU Fine Arts Building.
You can still register for the three new Saturday classes: children’s vocal ensemble, piano choir, and beginning group piano. Adults welcome, too!
It’s true because it’s just that important…There’s always something for everyone at The Soo Theatre Project all year long. Visit: 534 Ashmun Street. Call: (906) 632-1930. Look: www.sootheatre.org.
