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Premier Arts praises youth production and community partnerships at Learner board meeting
Summary
A Premier Arts representative told the Learner board that the company’s recent production of Frozen drew nearly 4,000 attendees and featured 160 youth performers; the report highlighted arts-education programs, donor recognition and plans for upcoming shows and community appearances.
A representative of Premier Arts described recent programming highlights and community partnerships at the Learner Theater during the board’s May 13 meeting.
The speaker said the company’s production of Frozen was a notable success, bringing in close to 4,000 attendees and involving about 160 children in the youth production. The representative emphasized the value of arts education and Premier Arts’ role in offering classes and performance opportunities for young people, and recounted that the organization has helped create career pathways for local performers and staff.
The report also previewed upcoming programming, including Guys and Dolls auditions and a revived tribute-to-the-arts event that will present the Arthur J. Do Patron of the Arts Award and a founders award honoring Diana Lawson. First Source Bank will be recognized for philanthropy, and a new mayor’s arts award will be presented to Brian Burn of the Midwest Museum of American Art.
Board members praised the work and accepted the report.
