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All media representatives who would like to attend NPAC '08 in Denver need to first submit the following form to Ross Moonie (rmoonie@gmail.com). He will process your application and provide a code so media representatives may register without cost. We look forward to welcoming you to Denver in June! FORM ATTACHED.
Media Relations Contact
Ross Moonie
917-690-5713
rmoonie@gmail.com
4/2/2008
Media Alert, Early Bird Deadline Extension and Blog Announcement (PDF)
1/30/2008
Registration Now Open for First Large-Scale National Performing Arts Convention, June 10-14 (PDF)
12/11/2007
First Large-Scale National Performing Arts Convention Will Take Place in 2008 (PDF)
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For high-resolution photography, please email Katherine Ehle, who will provide you with an access code to NPAC Denver 08's extensive photo galley. She can also be reached at 212-796-8620 x233.
You will need to provide her with your name, media outlet/organization, e-mail address and phone number. Thank you.
The photo gallery includes:
2008 PRESENTERS:
- Ann Meier Baker Co-chair of NPAC and President-CEO of Chorus America CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Anna Deveare Smith - playwright_ actor_ professor - will be keynote speaker at the National Performing Arts Convention in Denver in June 08. CREDIT NPAC-Royce Carlton.jpg
- Author and management educator Jim Collins will present an general session at NPAC 2008 CREDIT NPAC-Joel Grimes.jpg
- José Antonio Abreu and his El Sistema music program_ reaching out to young people from poorest Venezuela neighborhoods. He will be a keynote speaker at NPAC Denver 08. CREDIT NPAC-Nohely Oliveros.jpg
- Marc A. Scorca Co-chair of NPAC and President-CEO of OPERA America CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
CHORAL:
- The CAPA (Pittsburgh High School for Creative and Performing Arts) Gospel Choir at Opening Plenary at Pittsburgh Convention 2004 CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- The Whole CAPA (Pittsburgh High School for Creative and Performing Arts) Gospel Choir at Opening Plenary in Pittsburgh Convention 2004 CREDIT-NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
CLASSICAL:
- Music Advisor Leonard Slatkin with Nashville Symphony Orchestra CREDIT NPAC-Matthew H Starling.jpg
- Starling String Quartet rehearses before Pittsburgh 2004 Convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Violinist from Starling String Quartet rehearses at Pittsburgh 2004 Convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
DANCE:
- Pilobolus dancer Adam Battelstein_ who will be presenting a National Performing Arts Convention session in Denver 08_ rehearsing with Rebecca Darling CREDIT NPAC-Pilobolus.jpg
- Pilobolus dancer Matt Kent (in the air)_ who will be co-presenting a National Performing Arts Convention session in Denver 08_ rehearsing with Ben Pring (standing) CREDIT NPAC-Pilobolus-John Kane.jpg
- Street Dancing outside Pittsburgh 2004 Convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
DENVER:
- Blue Bear Outside Denver Convention Center CREDIT NPAC-Denver Convention and Visitors Bureau.jpg
- Central City Opera House outside of Denver CO where Central City Opera will perform The Rape of Lucretia during NPAC 08 CREDIT NPAC-Mark Kiryluk.jpg
- Colorado Convention Center CREDIT NPAC- Steve Crecelius - Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau.jpg
- Denver Performing Arts Center CREDIT NPAC-Stan Obert-Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau.jpg
- Denver Skyline CREDIT NPAC-Denver Visitors & Convention Bureau.jpg
- Ellie Caulkins Opera House in Denver where Nixon In China will be performed by the Opera Colorado at NPAC 2008 CREDIT NPAC-Steve Crecelius.jpg
LOGOS:
- NPAC Denver 08 HighRes Logo.jpg
- NPAC Denver 08 HighRes Square Logo.jpg
OPERA:
- 2003 double-bill production of Leoncavallo's I Pagliacci and Granados' Goyescas by Denver's Central City Opera's Pag Goy Chorus CREDIT NPAC-Mark Kiryluk.jpg
- Pacific Opera Victoria's production of Britten's The Rape of Lucretia to be performed by Denver's Central City Opera at NPAC 2008 CREDIT NPAC-David Cooper Photos.jpg
- Robert Orth as Nixon_ Maria Kanyova as Pat and Mark Duffin as Chair. Mao in Chicago Opera Therater's 06 prod. of 'Nixon In China' to be performed by Opera Colorado at NPAC 08 CREDIT NPAC-Steve Kagan.jpg
SESSIONS:
- 2004 Pittsburgh Performing Arts Convention Session CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Bobby McFerrin at closing of Pittsburgh 2004 Convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.JPG
- Cross-disciplinary performing arts networking lunch at 2004 Pittsburgh convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Dance workshop titled 'Critical Response Process' from 2004 Pittsburgh convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- High Art vs. Low Art How False Dicotomies Are Effecting Art in America Session from Pittsburgh Convention 2004 CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Networking reception in the Benedum Center at Pittsburgh Convention 2004 CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Opening session of 2004 Pittsburgh convention (l to r) Andrew Taylor_ Steven J Tepper_ Alberta Arthurs_ Marc A Scorca (podium) Ann Meier Baker_ Henry Fogel_ Tom Murphy_ Dana Gioia CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Participants listening to a session at 2004 Pittsburgh convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- Presenters at the Anatomy of Buzz Session at 2004 Pittsburgh convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
- The Anatomy of Buzz Session at 2004 Pittsburgh convention CREDIT NPAC-Matt Polk.jpg
THEATRE:
- King Lear by the Kansas Repertory Theatre CREDIT NPAC-TCG.jpg
- Curious Theatre Company's world premiere of The Denver Project, based on homelessness, will premiere during NPAC 5-10 to 6-21 CREDIT NPAC-Michael Ensminger.jpg
- Carlo Albán as Misha & Onahoua Rodriguez as Ceci in Denver Center Theatre Company's world premiere of Octavio Solis' new play Lydia, currently being considered for a Pulitzer. CREDIT NPAC-Terry Shapiro.jpg
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