CFCArts Presents a Delightful Array of Artistic Expression

CFCArts Presents a Delightful Array of Artistic Expression

Experience a diverse showcase celebrating artistry and inclusivity through CFCArts School of Arts & Health performances. 

ORLANDO, FL. (November, 2023) – Central Florida Community Arts is proud to announce a trio of exciting shows that feature the organization's artistry and inclusivity, all before the holiday season. The performances will feature the talents of the UpBeat! Theatre Troupe, the Narrators, and a number of Academy students all of whom are part of CFCArts School of Health & Arts. 

Dedicated to creating an impactful, holistic approach to well-being, the School of Health & Arts incorporates the arts as a vital component for a better quality of life. Programs include UpBeat!, Narrators, Arts Access workshops and camps for underresourced communities, Arts in Action experiences for older adults, Musical Minds singalong choir for adults with Alzheimer's and dementia, board-certified Music Therapy, and the Arts & Health Collective of local resources.

The UpBeat! Troupe Roars with Into the Wild

Kicking off the trio of shows will be a vibrantly good time with UpBeat!, which provides an artistic platform for youth, teen, and adult exceptional learners and neurodivergent performers.

"Into the Wild will include stories and songs about animals from all over the world, both real and fictional, throughout history,” UpBeat show director Wiliam Tayek says. “This mixed media showcase will allow all students to shine through singing, dancing, and acting in short films and live performances! 

"Into the Wild is a culmination of months of work featuring 40 performers ages 9-45 and a team of nine that includes teaching artists, music therapists, and video editors. While UpBeat! is a performing arts program, our overarching purpose is to elevate and advocate for our community with varying abilities by providing a platform to showcase their incredible talents and potential."

"UpBeat! will impress you and inspire you, just as they captivate the team and me on a weekly basis," said Tayek. Enjoy a thrilling time at the CFCArts Black Box Theatre on November 11 at 5 p.m. and November 12 at 3 p.m.

Academy Students Shine in Cabaret Studio: A Showcase Performance

The fun continues with a performance by our Academy students who've been working hard with Teaching Artist Jill Dautenburg in preparation for this exciting performance of Cabaret Studio: A Showcase Performance. The show will feature cabaret-style performances using song and storytelling while engaging with their fellow musicians and audience members. The CFCArts Academy offers performing arts classes at an affordable cost to artists of all ages and experience levels. Don't miss the show at the Renaissance Theatre on November 16 at 7 p.m.

Dautenburg reflects, "The Fall 2023 Cabaret has been a rewarding experience from the very beginning. This is the largest group we have had so far. Each Cabaret group has its own personality as a team of individuals from different musical places, experiences, and goals come together on Wednesday evenings to sing".

Narrators Bring Artistic Comedy to Life with You'll Never Guess What Happened at the Museum

If two performances weren’t enough to showcase the local, creative community, CFCArts has one more in the lineup that’s sure to tickle your funny bone. The Narrators are excited to collaborate with the Arts & History Museums - Maitland for an original project entitled You'll Never Guess What Happened at the Museum.

Narrators are an enthusiastic group of older adults (55+) who have a desire and a mission to give back to the community by performing and having a lot of fun doing it. Their upcoming theatrical performance will feature original monologues and vignettes inspired by the artwork of André Smith and a few comedic museum-themed scenes. 

"What a joy it has been collaborating with Art & History Museums - Maitland, who have been supporting us since we were first inspired to do an art-themed show," said show director Christine Hicks. "The works of museum founder J. André Smith have been a true inspiration, and it has been a gift to be able to honor them through 
our performance."

Hicks quotes the playwright Luigi Jannuzzi and explains that "one of the objects of the show is to raise awareness of art through the use of comedy." The show will be performed on November 19 at 3 and 6 p.m. Admission to the museums is included with Narrators tickets.

Don't miss out on these exciting shows featuring the incredible members of the CFCArts School of Health & Arts!

Into The Wild
Dates:
 November 11 @ 5 p.m. and November 12 @ 3 p.m.
Location: CFCArts Black Box Theatre
250 SouthWest Ivanhoe Blvd, Orlando, FL 32804
Tickets: Tickets start at $10. Children under 3 are FREE.
Tickets and more information are available at CFCArts.com/Wild.

Cabaret Studio: A Showcase Performance
Date:
 November 16 @ 7 p.m.
Location: The Renaissance Theatre
415 Princeton Street, Orlando, FL 32803
Tickets: Starting at $15.
More information is available at CFCArts.com/Cabaret. 

You’ll Never Guess What Happened at the Museum
Date:
 November 19 @ 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Location: Arts & History Museums - Maitland
231 West Packwood Ave, Maitland, FL 32751
Tickets: Starting at $12. Children under 3 are FREE.
More information is available at CFCArts.com/Museum.


ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY ARTS 
Central Florida Community Arts (CFCArts) is a nonprofit organization that exists to build and serve the community through the arts. Besides producing seasonal concerts, the heartbeat of CFCArts is to give back to the community by providing affordable arts experiences for all ages and abilities. Visit CFCArts.com for more information.




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