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Let's Put on a Show A Guide to Fun and Fundraising for Your Community Organization

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ISBN-10: 1581154429

ISBN-13: 9781581154429

Edition: 2006

Authors: Gail Brown, Colleen Schuerlein

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How to raise funds and create enduring community experiences by producing shows.
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Book details

List price: $19.95
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated
Publication date: 4/1/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 208
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English

Gail Brown a former elementary school teacher, has overseen more than one hundred fundraising productions for community and educational projects. Currently a columnist for the MidCounty Chronicle and the author of The Big Event (Scholastic), she lives in Casa Grande, Arizona. nbsp;

Colleen Schuerlein is an extraordinary minister, teacher and team builder. She is a master at facilitating committed groups of people; many of them volunteers, in creating dynamic and profitable projects that further an organization's vision. She has a lifetime of experience as an organization and volunteer director. Colleen says, "My life is all about family, fundraising, building community and making a difference. Fundraising is about joy, gathering people together for a common purpose and discovering in the process that there is always enough, when each person brings their own unique talents to the project." Her skills and experience have enabled her to successfully market and produce…    

Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Getting Started
Let's Put on a Show
Volunteers
Choosing a Date and Venue
Publicizing Your Fundraising Event
Creating a Top-Notch Program
Budget for Production
Attorneys, Accountants, and Agents
Musicians
Construction, Lighting, and Sound
Writing Your Script
Choosing a Scripted Show
Ideas for Acts in a Variety Show
Costumes, Hair, and Makeup
Getting Ready
Auditions and Casting for a Variety Show, Scripted Play, or Musical
Selecting, Sequencing, and Timing Acts
Rehearsals
Children Onstage and Offstage
Onstage
The Big Night
Dinner Theater, Raffles, and Auctions
Curtain Down
Appendixes
Tips and Checklists
Sample Forms
Rules for Auctions
Recommended Reading
Index