Sondheim Tribute Revue

The Stephen Sondheim Society notes that Sondheim was “widely acknowledged as the most innovative, most influential and most important composer and lyricist in modern Broadway history. For more than 50 years, he has set an unsurpassed standard of brilliance and artistic integrity in musical theatre. His accolades include an Academy Award, eight Tony Awards (more than any other composer) including the Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre, multiple Grammy Awards, multiple Drama Desk awards and a Pulitzer Prize.”

 

 


Class Schedule

Grades Grades 8th – Adult *Audition Only*
Starts

VIDEO Auditions due by September 4, 2024

Submit a one-minute song through the Dropbox link listed below!

Sondheim Tribute Revue Video Auditions Submission

Please slate before your audition. State your name, age, grade, and what song you will be singing.

You need to complete a Google Audition Form

Google Sondheim Tribute Revue Audition Form

IMPORTANT!! Please complete the audition information sheet when you submit a video. This is how we will contact you.

Rehearsal Times
  • Wednesday, September 11 @ 6:30pm-8:30pm
  • Sunday, October 13 @ 1pm-3pm
  • Saturday, October 19 @ 10am-12pm
  • Wednesday, October 23 @ 6pm-9pm
  • Friday, November 1 @ 5pm-9pm
Performance(s) Saturday, November 2 – Sunday, November 3
Director(s) Heather Stump
Total Program Fee

Free to participate

Payment and Refund Policy

All monies paid toward Florida Academy of Performing Arts programs are non-refundable. If special circumstances force a student to drop out before the end of the program, the program fee will be pro-rated and the balance will be held as credit on your account to be used for merchandise or other programs. Classes canceled by an instructor will be rescheduled (usually by adding a week to the program).

Social Media Release Policy
By registering myself and/or my student(s) as a participant in FAOPA productions, I agree that my child/ren and/or I may be interviewed, photographed or videotaped during rehearsals or performances and that these interviews, videos, or photographs may be used in promotional materials or social media or on the website for public release.
Anti-Bullying Policy

FAOPA has instituted policies and procedures to combat bullying and bullying behavior, which may include but not be limited to name calling, harassment of another student causing physical or verbal harm, and any negative behavior that is repetitive and intentional. While FAOPA will not tolerate bullying of any kind, all incidents will be evaluated individually to determine a resolution. If any incident warrants the removal of the child from the program, we will not issue a refund and special consideration will need to be made to allow the child to participate in future FAOPA programs.