| Arts and Cultural Grants Awarded 2006 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Grant Funded |
Project |
Recipient |
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| 1. | Mondays In Moscow | Professional Chamber Music concerts with an early spring art show for local artists | John Andrews |
| 2. | Ballet Theatre of Scranton | Presentation of the 'Nutcracker' Ballet free of charge for the community | Nancy Salerno |
| 3. | Catholic Choral Society | Support for 'Generations Sing' choral music | Dr. Thomas Rittenhouse |
| 4. | Choral Society of NEPA | Support for Children and Youth Program for Spring 2006; ages 5 through high school | Alan Baker |
| 5. | Vince Brust Studios | Production of a one hour television show which includes students from the studio, community and schools doing ballroom, swing and Latin dancing | Vince Brust |
| 6. | Lexington Entertainment | Five concerts featuring Dixieland series in underserved areas of the County | Doug Smith |
| 7. | Broadway Theatre League of NEPA | Musical theatre and dance workshops for teachers and students | Tony Nicosia |
| 8. | The Lyric Consort | Support of ten concert presentations to NEPA seasonally scheduled along with a compact disc recording, 'Christmas from Saint Peter's Cathedral including a new choral work from internationally recognized PA composer, Jackson Hill | Alan Baker |
| 9. | Maureen McGuigan | Local playwright's works adapted from folklore stories from PA's diverse heritage; project will be in partnership with the South Scranton Renaissance Community Development Corporation | Maureen McGuigan |
| 10. | PA Heritage Museum | Project features PA Charter Day presentation related to Welsh heritage and industrial history of the local area; includes performance by The St. David's Welsh Male Chorus; traditional songs | Chester Kulesa |
| 11. | Robert Dale Chorale | Support for the 21st Annual Bach Festival consisting of the performance of music programs over a two day period; locations being St. Peter's Cathedral and St. Matthew's Lutheran Church | Steven Thomas |
| 12. | Scranton Public Theatre | Support for the 20th Annual Jason Miller Summer Theatre Festival at the newly constructed Hanlon's Grove Amphitheatre in Nay Aug Park | Bob Shlesinger |
| 13. | Scranton Tomorrow | First Night Scranton artistic performances in and around Court House Square providing entertainment for all age groups; features a number of local talents | Paige Balitski |
| 14. | University of Scranton | 'NEPA Regional Art 2006' display that will include the galleries located within Keystone College, Marywood College, the Artists for Art Gallery and The University of Scranton | Darlene Miller Lanning |
| 15. | Richard Wargo | Coach vocalists for 'Mostly Opera' performances featuring Wargo's original compositions | Richard Wargo |
| 16. | The Northeast Theatre | Support for performance of 'Rapunzel's Song' to be presented at the TNT space at the Jermyn | David Zarko |
| 17. | Actor's Circle | Support for the summertime series of short one-act plays to be presented at several open air venues around Lackawanna County during the summer of 2006 | Lou Bisignani |
| 18. | Community Film Project | Support for the development and promotion of regional, independent motion picture projects enabling area artists to share their areas of expertise or interest | Jeffrey Fowler |
| 19. | LRCA | Lackawanna River Corridor Association - grant money will be used in support of Riverfest, a daylong musical celebration of the Lackawanna River | Bernard McGurl |
| 20. | Devorah Namm | Design and performance of a poetry and music event to benefit middle school and senior citizens | Devorah Namm |
| 21. | Frank Goryl | Raku Ceramic Firing three seasonal weekends featuring the process and exhibition of the creations | Frank Goryl |
| 22. | Scranton Local #120 American Federation of Musicians | Interactive concerts to be held at area venues to benefit area senior citizens | Doug Smith |
| 23. | Cheryl A. Kasuba | Project to present historic scenes performed at various locations in Courthouse Square | Cheryl A. Kasuba |
| 24. | Lackawanna Historical Society | Support to produce a historical drama based on the lives of the founders of the Scranton Century Club during Women's History Month, March 2006 | Mary Ann Moran |