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Welcome to Media+, the place to go to see what's happening at SCA.
SCA is in the news.
Kids react to A Glow-in-the-Dark Dinosaur Adventure at SCA.
Summer Jazz Camp helps young musicians develop their skills to the max.
Aspiring actors learn to be triple threats at SCA.
For 14 years, the Lumina String Quartet has been a constant for SCA.
String Quartet plans Palace Residency
SCA touts new season, boasts3rd straight year of profits
SCA announces 2011-2012 Arts in Education Programs
Click here to see the DanceFest/Triple Threat slide show in Education
Bridgeport native makes a disappearance with Masters of Illusion @ SCA
SCA Awarded Fairfield County Community Foundation Grant to
Continue Tradition of Quality Programming & Arts Education
Click here to see the Go article on Mike
Click here to see the Go article on Natalie
Check out Wagmag's take on Liza. You won't be disappointed.
Stamford Gives Back and The Stamford Center for the Arts Partner
to bring exciting multi-cultural programs to the community.
We are very pleased to work with Stamford Gives Back (SGB) to host the the renowned African Children's Choir this May. "This collaboration will create a wonderfully unique experience for our audience, an exciting opportunity to experience another culture thru the eyes of these youthful performers!” says Carol Bryan, SCA Director of Education.
Maureen Pavia - Director, Stamford Gives Back
“I believe that having the opportunity to bring the African Children's Choir to our commmunity thru this collaboration offers a very unique and special opportunity that both SCA and SGB are anticipating with great excitement. This project is of great importance to me personally because I enjoy and am committed to providing opportunities to enable and encourage children to learn, experience and participate in the Performing Arts in Stamford and the rest of Fairfield County,” says Maureen Pavia, Director of Stamford Gives Back.
About Stamford Gives Back - (SGB) The performing arts define a community in many ways. Supporting and encouraging the performing arts is the focus of Stamford Gives Back Association, a non-profit organization created by Maureen Pavia. The youth of Stamford have opportunities to expand their artistic ambitions but oftentimes do not have the means to accomplish this ambition. Stamford Gives Back, through fund raising and community support, distributes grants to local theatre, dance companies and artists who have made an impact, and who continue to demonstrate by example that we have a responsibility to inspire future artists.
For further information on SGB please contact Maureen Pavia – mmpstamford 1@aol.com
Dancing Classrooms helps kids to build social awareness, self confidence and
acceptance of others by teaching them how to ballroom dance, a skill they will use for the rest of their lives.
For more information, Lisa Colangelo, Development Associate,
at lcolangelo@scalive.org or 203-517-3426
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