Oklahoma Musical
NEA: FY 2005 GRANT AWARDS: Access to Artistic Excellence - Dance
To support the 17th annual Festival of New Musicals. The festival will showcase new musicals for an invited audience of producers and musical theater professionals. ... To support a festival of new musical theater. The 2005 New Music Theater Festival will include performances and showcases of new musical theater works, workshops, residencies, panels, and audience discussion activities. ... To support the adaptation and production of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's musical Pacific Overtures . The musical portrays Japan's first encounter with America in 1853, and is presented during the 150th anniversary of U.S.-Japan relations. ... [Read More]
NOAA Future - Your State
NESDIS has a wealth of physical information about the United States, including environmental factors and geophysical characteristics. Topographic data are among the most important data sets for many scientific, technical, and other applications. Even when not used directly in a study, topographic data are often used in preparing visualization tools. Topography data are used in such disparate areas as modeling climate, water runoff, minimum safe aircraft flight altitudes, vacation planning, and even for generating musical compositions. Allied Signal Aerospace uses topography data from the National Geophysical Data Center to develop minimum safe altitude and other safety tools for commercial aircraft. ... [Read More]
NEA 2004 GRANT AWARDS; State Listings (Creativity/Leadership Initiatives/Literature Fellowships/Services to Arts Organizations and Artists) - OKLAHOMA
CATEGORY: Creativity FIELD/DISCIPLINE: Musical Theater ... [Read More]
NEA 2005 GRANT AWARDS; State Listings (Access to Artistic Excellence, Literature Fellowships) - OKLAHOMA
To support the presentation of a musical adapted from a literary work. As the centerpiece of the 2005 Summer Season, Honk! will include the training of a youth ensemble to participate in the production. ... CATEGORY: Access to Artistic Excellence FIELD/DISCIPLINE: Musical Theater ... [Read More]
2002 Grants: State Listing - OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City, OK $10,000 CATEGORY: Creativity FIELD/DISCIPLINE: Musical Theater To support a production of the musical The Will Rogers Follies . Paying tribute to Oklahoma'sfavorite son, Will Rogers, the musical will kickoff a series of statewide events leading up toOklahoma's 100th anniversary celebration in 2007. ... [Read More]
Musical Tube
The musical tube provides an audible demonstration of the Bernoulli Theorem. The free end of the tube moves through the air much more rapidly than the end in your hand. Consequently, the velocity of the air around the free end is much greater than the velocity around the end in your hand. ... 1. Hold the tube at one end and twirl the other end rapidly through the air. Make sure not to hit anything with the whirling end. A musical note will be produced. ... [Read More]
Oklahoma City Area - The Claremore Service Unit
Claremore, birthplace of Will Rogers and setting of the classic Broadway musical, Oklahoma!, is a town of 20,000 just 21 miles north of the very metropolitan city of Tulsa. With its heritage captured in several museums and parks, Claremore is a nearly perfect place for families -- small enough to allow plenty of time for growing up; adjacent to a progressive center of culture, commerce, and higher education; and close to an enviable array of healthy recreational outlets. Miami Health Center One of the largest and busiest health centers in the Oklahoma City Area is the one at Miami, Oklahoma, a community of about 25,000. Two physicians and one physician assistant are employed full time, and the center handles about 31,000 outpatients visits each year. A full range of primary care services are offered, supported by modern pharmacy, clinical laboratory, X-ray, dental, optometry, and nutrition experts. Referrals are made to the hospital in Claremore for secondary services needed. ... [Read More]
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A complete interior renovation of the historic Civic Center Music Hall includes accommodations for major theatrical, dance and musical groups; a multi-story atrium; balconies, box seats and suites; excellent acoustics; and a hydraulic orchestra pit. ... [Read More]
NEA: FY 2002 Musical Theater Grants
Chicago, IL $22,000 To support the concert stagings of two musicals in an annual seriesof three seldomly performed American musicals for Chicagoaudiences. The Auditorium Theater Council annually presents two orthree American musicals to celebrate the artistry of musicaltheater writers and composers and a uniquely American art form, theBroadway musical. ... National Alliance for Musical Theatre, Inc. New York, NY $25,000 To support the 14th annual Festival of New Musicals. The festival showcases eight to 10 newmusicals before an invited audience of producers and musical theater professionals. ... [Read More]
NEA: FY 2003 Musical Theater Grants
To support the 15th Annual Festival of New Musicals. The Festivalwill showcase 10-15 new musicals before an invited audience ofproducers and musical theater professionals. ... To support the Harold Prince Musical Theatre Program. Under theguidance of Master Director Harold Prince the program providesartists with the artistic, production and administrative supportneeded to develop their new musicals. ... To support the creation of a new musical based on the historicLewis and Clark expedition. A consortium of regional theaters willcreate and produce the musical Lewis & Clark with bookby Arthur Kopit, and music and lyrics by Donald Alan Siegal. ... [Read More]
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