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Young Ambassadors to Tour South Africa

Mar 27, 2012 No Comments by

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For the first time since 1998, Brigham Young University’s Young Ambassadors will be returning to perform throughout South Africa, Botswana, and Swaziland from April 24 – May 20. The Young Ambassadors will present their newest show Harmony: The Music of Life, a 90-minute performance full of bright costumes, creative choreography, and favorite Broadway and radio tunes. Through song, dance, and theatrics this high energy show depicts special life moments on the journey from childhood to growing old. Harmony captures the playfulness of youth, the romance of a first love, and the rewards of starting a family.

More than just another musical production, Harmony shares the message of the importance of family and good friends during every stage in life.

Award winning songs from musicals such as “Hairspray,” “Dream Girls,” “Carousel,” and “The Prince of Egypt” will be featured in the production along with popular hits as seen performed by Miley Cyrus, Benny Goodman, and Michael Bublé. A live 10-piece band will accompany the Young Ambassadors to bring each piece to life. These songs, enhanced by choreography and costumes, make this a riveting show for audience members of all ages.

As part of the Young Ambassadors’ Southern Africa tour, they will be participating in several cultural exchanges and performance workshops. “I’m looking forward to getting to know the people and  the culture in Southern Africa,” said Michele Ringer, a member of Young Ambassadors. “We love watching them perform. It’s amazing to get to know another culture through performance!” The Young Ambassadors have shared their love for musical theater in over 70 countries and have performed for government leaders in Australia, India, Great Britain, Jordan, Egypt, Japan, and the United States. While on tour, the Young Ambassadors will have the opportunity to perform for South African government officials as well as other international ambassadors. The Young Ambassadors represent the School of Music in cooperation with the Department of Dance from the College of Fine Arts and Communications at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.

 

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The faculty and staff of the College of Fine Arts and Communications teach students to think, to feel, to perform, and to communicate. Our purpose is to give students the knowledge and skills requisite to a higher education in fine arts and communications. We open doors to the world of truth and beauty for exploration by majors and non-majors alike. Work in this college requires discipline, critical analysis, research, empathy, and integrity as the means to acquire knowledge and competency in various areas of study encompassed by the departments of Dance, Theatre and Media Arts, Communications, Visual Arts, the School of Music, and Museum of Art.
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