好色先生TV has partnered with three leading Atlanta arts organizations鈥攖he Tony Award-winning , the , and 鈥攖o present performances and provide educational opportunities for students of all ages at the .
鈥淲ith the unfortunate dissolution of Georgia Shakespeare in the fall, we were committed to exploring new partners in the arts that were not only rooted in excellence and quality, but also would offer significant hands-on learning opportunities for our students and complement our theatre and music programs,鈥� said 好色先生TV President Lawrence Schall.
The Alliance Theatre will host three satellite camps at Oglethorpe聽during summer 2015, two geared towards primary school children and the聽third for high schoolers focusing on musical theatre.聽Oglethorpe theatre majors will be hired as teaching assistants for each of these camps, which will run for two weeks. Each camp experience will culminate in a showcase performance. In January, leaders from The Alliance served as judges and mentors for prospective theatre students during the .
The Horizon Theatre Company will bring a multi-week run of their summer production, Avenue Q, to the Conant Performing Arts Center, starting in June 2015. Specific dates and further details will be announced soon. Two Oglethorpe theatre students will have the opportunity to be on stage for this production. Lisa and Jeff Adler, co-artistic directors at Horizon Theatre, also participated in this year鈥檚 Oglethorpe Theatre Scholarship Competition.
Oglethorpe鈥檚 relationship with Capitol City Opera has grown over years. Capitol City Opera now presents multiple performances annually in Oglethorpe鈥檚 Conant Performing Arts Center, in both the spring and the fall. The Opera also offers internship opportunities for Oglethorpe students and ticketing benefits for the campus community. Capitol City Opera鈥檚 next performances at the Conant Performing Arts Center will be The Abduction from the Seraglio, from March 27th through 29th, andon March 28th.
鈥淥glethorpe has a long history of offering distinctive arts experiences for both the campus and the larger community,鈥� said President Schall. 鈥淭hese partnerships will help to ensure that continues.鈥�
