What better way is there to get into the Christmas spirit than to be a part of the first annual "I'm Dreaming of an AOSE Christmas” Benefit Concert? Perform in duos, trios, or larger groups in acts involving musical instruments, vocals, dance, or any other talent at our brand new tradition coming to the Academy! Faculty and staff are more than welcome to participate. This is also a great opportunity to showcase the talents of various clubs! Showcase your skills in.. Holiday singing Holiday juggling Holiday dancing Holiday unicycling Holiday pet tricks (bring your own pet!) And more! The best part about this amazing opportunity is that all collections and donations from the concert will go to the Academy’s theater program! More info about the concert: Date: Saturday, December 7th Time: 2:30-5:00PM Location: Study Hall How to participate: ...
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