Thursday, October 22, 2009
The Best Bang For The Buck!
Brother, Can You Spare A Buck? was a huge success and one of the best buys for your entertainment dollar. Yes, Everything Was A Dollar and from the food to the Talent Show to the Live Auction, every minute of the event was fun.
The Talent Show cast demonstrated that Crows do everything better! We had singing, dancing, musicians, comedy and juggling. The winner of the Show - Simon Waddell. What a show man! Kudos to all who made this a great show. Tim Wilcox was impersonating a one man band as he accompanied and ran the lights for the show. Todd Waddell provided our sound system for the evening. When people ask how do you do that? I have a one word answer - Volunteers. It is amazing what we can do when we work together.
On to the Grinch...but keep a watchful eye. This event will be back by popular demand!
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Oh Brother!
Brother, Can You Spare A Buck? benefit this Saturday, October 17th is about to explode with food, fun and entertainment - the area's first Everything's A Dollar event. Where else can you stretch your hard earned dollar than at the Crow! The biggest bang for your buck will happen this weekend at Upstart Crow Studios. And yes, it is true - everything is a dollar. Why go to fast food dollar menus when you can come to the Crow and get dinner and a show?
The Talent Show will feature our local community on stage in the Crows Nest Theatre. With our magnificent Tim Wilcox doing his impression of a one man band, we bring a whole new meaning to the words "Lights, Music, Action". In true vaudeville style, the eclectic mix of talent will include juggling, comedy, song and dance. Our lovely assistant, Gracie McKenzie, will pirouette across the stage to announce each new act as she changes the placard on the stage easel.
But wait, there's more! Grab an auction paddle and join the fun at the live auction! And yes, you bid for only a buck! From Duck tickets to gift cards, a troubadour and magician - all waiting to see who will be the highest bidder. This Depression Era event is filled with affordable fun from the moment you walk through the door and transport yourself to a time when a community came together to make fun cheap! With this Everything's a Dollar Event, Upstart Crow welcomes the down economy to turn up the smile on your face!
And wait there is still more! Bi-Mart members get free admission! Come join the fun! Our people have gone all out to create a fun family event with something for everyone and....drum roll, please - It's Only A Dollar!
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Falling Into Step
As the weather cools and we find ourselves more indoors than out, classes at Upstart Crow challenge our creative instincts.
Mask Making by Dr. Hoolala is a number one pick this month. With Halloween around the corner, you can design and create a mask that will make you a hit during this ghoulish season. Have fun learning how to make a life mask you can use to make a mask that is true fit to your face. Working with the master, you will learn techniques and be inspired by the artistic masks that surround you and the magic of the master himself. Classes are available for adults and kids so spend October harvesting your creative side.
Project Voice with Alli Bach is singers dream. Alli comes with rave reviews to the Studios and will teach you how to use your voice wisely and learn habits on the care and feeding of your vocal cords. The play on words to project the voice as well as making your voice the project, speaks to how the class will help with communication, theatre and singing skills. We encourage kids interested in the theatre program to work with Alli this year in these exciting classes.
We are excited to bring to you the newest performance art opportunity at the Crow. Rhythms Recycled Ensemble will be a fascinating look at using recycled materials in a performance art project with percussion, dance and rhythm. Students will work to gather materials, make them into a work of art that is functional as a pitched percussive energy that will keep the dancers hearts and feet moving to the beat. 2010 performances in local venues, including the Eugene Celebration. Join this group for some hot nights in the cold winter months ahead.
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