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Allouez Village Band was formed in 1981 by Robert Seering, a well-known and popular band teacher and performer in the Green Bay area. What started out as a meeting of 12 local musicians at Bob's home has grown into a concert band with over 70 members performing monthly concerts at the Meyer Theatre in downtown Green Bay and many other events in the Greater Green Bay Area. Bob's successor, Mike Ajango, continues to carry on the traditions established over two decades ago. No admission fee is charged for concerts, all members of the band are volunteers, and the band is dependent on donations from businesses and individuals.
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University of Wisconsin - Green Bay Music - 15 ensembles offer many performance options, such as the Hand Drumming Ensemble, Jazz, Opera Workshop, Choirs, and Pep Bands, which regularly perform on campus and in the community. Student-led combos often gig in local clubs and coffeehouses.
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University of Wisconsin - Green Bay Theatre strives to facilitate campus and community partnerships and to serve the educational, cultural, and research needs of the Northeastern Wisconsin through outreach, consultation, and accessibility to quality live theatre.
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The Dudley Birder Chorale of St. Norbert College For more than thirty years, the Dudley Birder Chorale of St. Norbert College has set a standard of choral excellence in its performance of great choral masterworks from Renaissance to Jazz, and from Gospel to venturesome new music. With 150 mixed voices, the Chorale's membership ranges in age from 17 through seniors and members come from over 30 communities in Northeast Wisconsin. Named for its dynamic founder, Dudley Birder, known to many as Green Bay's "music man," the chorale builds upon a long and distinguished tradition of choral music at St. Norbert College.
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Knights on Broadway You won't find many events as satisfying as an evening (or matinee) with St. Norbert College's Knights on Broadway. Whether they're performing Broadway's biggest hits or captivating you with holiday favorites, this highly talented, high-energy troupe of student singers delivers memorable performances in an intimate setting. It's professional-quality, cabaret-style music theatre … right here in the Green Bay area. Knights on Broadway shows are affordably priced. They're a budget-friendly good time for couples, families, groups and social organizations.
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The Green Bay Boy Choir and Girl Choirs are music performance and education programs for boys and girls emphasizing the development of music skills and understanding. The Mission of the organization is to provide quality music instruction with the goal of attaining the highest level of artistic excellence in choral music performance. The Choirs endeavor to enrich the lives of children from all religious, racial, cultural and economic backgrounds. Through music activities and community involvement, the Choirs help to foster the personal and social growth of the members and promote their sense of self-esteem, accomplishment and pride.
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Civic Symphony of Green Bay is Green Bay's community orchestra, founded in 1995. "Music you like by people you know" is their motto! Volunteer musicians of all ages play in the Civic Symphony of Green Bay. They are professional musicians and amateurs from all walks of life, drawn together by the love of great symphonic music and the desire to share it with others.
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Green Bay Community Theater In it's 75th season, GBCT offers something for everyone in the community, from sassy comedy and sweet drama to a charming musical. Home for GBCT is the Robert Lee Brault Playhouse, a 143-year old former church, which houses an accoustically perfect auditorium and 23 foot open-end stage. Green Bay Community Theater fosters community enrichment and provides opportunities for creative participation in the arts by producing live theater.
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Let Me Be Frank Productions has been entertaining Northeast Wisconsin for over eight years. Frank's troupe moved to the Historic Meyer Theatre in 2007 and are fast becoming people's most favorite theater destination in Wisconsin. Their all-original revues will have you wowing at the talent and laughing in the aisle. Frank Hermans and Pat Hibbard wrote six 4 star shows in a row from 2005 to 2006.
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The Dance Company's mission is to foster an appreciation and understanding of various forms of dance in our community. The Dance Company strives to teach leadership skills, develop a sense of commitment, and build character, poise, and self esteem by providing performing experience for people interested in the artistic medium of dance. In addition, The Dance Company's goal is to communicate through dance to all people including those who may not otherwise have the opportunity to experience this art form, such as the physically, economically, or mentally challenged.
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