Showing posts with label magik theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magik theatre. Show all posts

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Breakfast With Friends

Here's a great boost to overcoming hump day: invite your colleagues in the non-profit arts to breakfast. Early Wednesday morning at MadHatters Tea House & Cafe, Rod Rubbo, Kathy LeMaster, and I hosted a meet-up with the Fund's affiliates to discuss social media collaboration. We had a fantastic turn-out, and I was inspired by how generous everyone was their time, experiences, and ideas.

In attendance, we had Linsey from the Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA), Shelley from the Southwest School of Art, Yonnie from the Carver Community Cultural Center, Aimee from the Magik Theatre, Di Ann from the San Pedro Playhouse, Emily and Zinnia from Blue Star Art, Lee from ARTS SA, Suzan from the SA Opera, Jennifer from Gemini Ink, Katrina from KLRN, Lee from San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, and Nicte from YOSA. We were also supported by fellow Fund volunteers Lauren, Anja, and Christina.

It was the first time the group met offline, getting to know the folks behind the Facebook Pages, Twitter feeds, and emails. We hope it's the springboard of many future collaborations and a stronger sense of identity and community among arts organizations throughout San Antonio.

Next month, many of us will be attending Action Camp - Social Media for Nonprofits; today is the last day to register at the discount rate of $25. And if you're interested in learning more about social media in San Antonio, there's no better resource than Social Media Mentoring.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

The Majik Theatre Ends Summer with Broadway

Friends come in all shapes and temperaments—“a worrywart toad and a perky frog,” for example. Two amphibious friends and all their “colorful hopping, crawling, and flying companions star” in the Magik Theatre’s latest production A Year With Frog and Toad. This musical by brothers Robert and Willie Reale was the first professional children theatre production on Broadway. The story follows the woodland adventures of Frog and Toad through winter, spring, summer, and fall.

Sings Frog:

“I’d like to sing a little ode
About my good friend Toad
Toad with whom I frequently take tea
He’s not so good at sports
And of course, he’s got those warts, but
Toad has been a lovely friend to me.”
It’s no surprise that Magik Theatre sold out the opening day. A Year With Frog and Toad runs through September 15. Make your reservations in advance. Visit the Magik Theatre online, or call their box office at 210.227.2751.

The Magik Theatre is one of 27 affiliates of theFund. Donations to theFund help provide financial operating support to qualified arts and cultural organizations.

Monday, August 2, 2010

Last Week to Catch Snow White & the Seven Amigos

The Magik Theatre proudly presents Snow White and the Seven Amigos, running through August 7. Based on the classic Grimm Brothers fairy tale, this hilarious musical spoof takes place long ago in the mountains of Central Mexico. Call for reservations; they already have many SOLD OUT shows. Call 210-227-2751 or visit Magik Theatre online.


The Magik Theatre is one of 27 affiliates of theFund. Donations to theFund help provide financial operating support to qualified arts and cultural organizations.