The Violet Hour
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Hi Friends,
Great News! The Violet Hour has been selected from among submissions by numerous applicants, to be a part of the Rochester Fringe Festival in Rochester, New York on September 14, 2018. This is an unbelievable opportunity and I need your support to make The Violet Hour the must see show at the Festival.
While I am excited with the chance to be seen by new and broader audiences, there is substantial cost in producing the show. And I need your help to make it spectacular! By contributing, you will be in on a ground breaking musical production that you have supported from the beginning. And I am so grateful that you have and want you to remain on this journey with me. Below I have detailed the expenses for the show and hope that you will continue to help the Violet Hour to launch to unprecedented success!
PROJECT EXPENSES
Artist Fee: $1400
Accompanist Fee: $1000
Director Fee: $1200
2 Male Actors: $600 (Charles Wesley and Mr. Bing)
Photographer and Videographer: $1000
Printing/Copies: $600
Equipment Rental: $1200
Lodging: $1400
Airfare: $825
Marketing/Advertising: $1175
Acting Coach: $150
Vocal Coach: $150
Rehearsal Space and Car Rental: $1700
Total Expenses: $11000
Ultimately, $100 from 110 people will help me get there. So I’m asking that the minimum donation be $100, but of course, any contribution you send is needed and greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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Donate $3,000+ =will receive executive producer status printed in the program, 6 comp tickets to the show in Rochester, and upfront seating
Donate $1,000+ =will receive executive producer printed in the program, 4 comp tickets to the show in Rochester
Donate $500+ =will receive 2 comp tickets, a mention in the program
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The Violet Hour explores the career of internationally acclaimed soprano Leontyne Price and how she rose to prominence during the 50’s into the 60’s, despite segregation and discrimination which was prevalent in America. The Violet Hour traces Ms. Price’s journey from the early beginnings of her career up to her final performance of the opera Aida at the Metropolitan Opera House in 1985.
Great News! The Violet Hour has been selected from among submissions by numerous applicants, to be a part of the Rochester Fringe Festival in Rochester, New York on September 14, 2018. This is an unbelievable opportunity and I need your support to make The Violet Hour the must see show at the Festival.
While I am excited with the chance to be seen by new and broader audiences, there is substantial cost in producing the show. And I need your help to make it spectacular! By contributing, you will be in on a ground breaking musical production that you have supported from the beginning. And I am so grateful that you have and want you to remain on this journey with me. Below I have detailed the expenses for the show and hope that you will continue to help the Violet Hour to launch to unprecedented success!
PROJECT EXPENSES
Artist Fee: $1400
Accompanist Fee: $1000
Director Fee: $1200
2 Male Actors: $600 (Charles Wesley and Mr. Bing)
Photographer and Videographer: $1000
Printing/Copies: $600
Equipment Rental: $1200
Lodging: $1400
Airfare: $825
Marketing/Advertising: $1175
Acting Coach: $150
Vocal Coach: $150
Rehearsal Space and Car Rental: $1700
Total Expenses: $11000
Ultimately, $100 from 110 people will help me get there. So I’m asking that the minimum donation be $100, but of course, any contribution you send is needed and greatly appreciated! Thank you.
______________________________ ______________________________
Donate $3,000+ =will receive executive producer status printed in the program, 6 comp tickets to the show in Rochester, and upfront seating
Donate $1,000+ =will receive executive producer printed in the program, 4 comp tickets to the show in Rochester
Donate $500+ =will receive 2 comp tickets, a mention in the program
______________________________ ______________________________
The Violet Hour explores the career of internationally acclaimed soprano Leontyne Price and how she rose to prominence during the 50’s into the 60’s, despite segregation and discrimination which was prevalent in America. The Violet Hour traces Ms. Price’s journey from the early beginnings of her career up to her final performance of the opera Aida at the Metropolitan Opera House in 1985.
Organizer
Joelle Lamarre
Organizer
Chicago, IL
