Opera Piccola is an educational theater company serving people of all ages who have little or no access to arts programs. Through classes and performances we collaborate to discover, express and celebrate the deep voices of community and diverse cultures.
Internships available!
YOUTH SUMMER INSTITUTE Careers in Dance Intern Program July 1-10, 2009
~Weekdays, 1:30-4:00pm ~Meet @ the Oakland Tech High School Dance Studio ~Led by dance artist Ms. Sonja Travick
• NOW ENROLLING students ages 14 – 20 • Build skills for career and college readiness • Learn about careers in the field of dance • Meet career professionals, observe professional rehearsals • Plan and implement a dance service project • Meet new friends, learn new skills, enjoy dancing! • Earn $100 intern stipend
Oakland Museum of California’s FIRST FRIDAY Evenings & Opera Piccola Present
The Play’s the Thing
A Staged Reading of New Plays
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For Teens, Adults and Seniors By Oakland Playwrights Jay Chee, Judith Offer, Julie Rainbow & emerging writer, Nicole Shaw
Day: Friday, July 3, 2009
Time: 7:30 – 9:00 PM
Place: Oakland Museum, 10th & Fallon Streets
Room: Museum Lecture Hall
FREE with museum admission! SEATING IS LIMITED Please RSVP to reserve a seat: (510) 482-0967 ext. 303
San Francisco Theater Festival Free Admission
Come see Opera Piccola's folktale performance 1:30-2pm outside the Zeum @ Yerba Buena Gardens!
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OPERA PICCOLA's
20th
ANNIVERSARY SEASON 2008-09
In the midst of our 20th Year Anniversary, we'd like to take the opportunity to thank to all students, teaching artists, audience members, funders and community leaders who have made the last 20 years so remarkable. We look forward to continuing our work - bringing to, and sharing with our community, the transformative power of The Arts and Arts Education. Thanks To All!
Opera Piccola thanks its funders for making this
season's programs possible: Oakland Fund for Children and Youth,
Oakland Cultural Funding Program, San Francisco Foundation, California Arts
Council, Alameda County Art Commission, Alameda County Office of Education,
and the East Bay Community Foundation.
Make a difference... and Join Our Board!
We are currently seeking individuals of all backgrounds to lend their collective talents, knowledge and energy to our growing and dynamic Board. Members assist our organization by fostering relationships
in the community and working towards the advancement of our Mission &
programs.
Please
contact Board President, Maria DeLeo if you would like to pursue this opportunity. Click here to view a full job description.
