Perform on a Stage where Stars Perform: How FAME Productions Creates Opportunities of a Lifetime
Imagine your show choir is attending a competition, say, in Orlando, or Chicago, or Branson, Missouri. You may be accustomed to performing... More
Advocate, Educate, and Inspire: An Interview with NASC Founder Patrick McCormick
“Up! Up with people! You meet ‘em wherever you go.
Up! Up with People! They’re the best kind of folks we know.
If more people were... More
Being Kind and Clean Water for Life
What would you do if you encountered young people harassing elderly people? What would you do if you knew more about the devastating... More
Many Hands, One Umbrella
Performer, music director, adjudicator, composer, arranger, parent to a 22-year-old cat, and creator of Llouie the Llama, Jeff Bowen is one... More
Taking a Pause from Competition
Blue Island, Illinois is not an island. It is a city with a population of around 22,500 located approximately 16 miles south of the Chicago... More
Meet Richard Moses, Onalaska High School
About 350 miles from where the Mississippi River starts its flow southward out of Lake Itasca, Lake Onalaska opens up along the... More
From Math to Costume Design: Meet Sarah Dornink of Dornink Costumes
Sarah Dornink had planned on being a mathematician. She was good at math, and she definitely preferred it to writing papers, so she chose... More
Andy Haines The Life of a Freelance Choreographer Part 2
In Part 1 of our interview, Andy Haines explained how he “was so lucky because this career found me backwards.” He was able to make a... More
A Passion for Show Choir in Loveland, Ohio
In southwestern Ohio, as the Little Miami River meanders toward the much wider and deeper Ohio River, residents of Loveland enjoy an... More
Andy Haines The Life of a Freelance Choreographer: Part One
“I choreograph and then I come home,” laughs Andy Haines. Home happens to be a 200-year-old farmhouse that was once part of the... More
