All-of-us Express - Season 21 and 22 Sponsors

All-of-us Express
Children's Theatre

Sponsorship Opportunities

"Youth Creating Quality Theatre"

Mainstage shows in our 22nd Season:


	The Time Machine Fall 2010 at Hannah Community Center, East Lansing. With support from Lansing Exchange Youth Foundation, Inc.; Ingham County Hotel/Motel Fund; and:

	Pixies, Kings and Magical Things: Four Tales of Hans Christian Andersen Spring 2011 at Hannah Community Center, East Lansing. Supported in part by grants from:

	NigHt of tHe pterodActyls Spring 2011 at Riverwalk Theatre, Lansing. Presented with the support of the City of Lansing Arts & Cultural Grant Program funded through the Lansing Economic Development Corporation with help from the Arts Council of Greater Lansing, and with support from the Capital Region Community Foundation, Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, National Endowment for the Arts, and the Capital Area United Way.


	War at Home by Nicole Quinn and Nina Shengold, presented by the Advanced Stage Academy class in Spring 2011 at Lansing Community College's Black Box Theatre, Downtown Lansing. This activity was made possible in part by a grant from the Arts Council of Greater Lansing.

	The Stories of Scheherazade Summer 2011 at Hannah Community Center, East Lansing. Supported in part by grants from:

Mainstage shows in our 21st Season:


	How Reading Came Back To Nowhere Fall 2009 at Hannah Community Center, East Lansing.
	Sponsored in part a grant from Target.	With support from Lansing Exchange Youth Foundation, Inc.; Ingham County Hotel/Motel Fund; and

	Dragonsong Spring 2010 at Riverwalk Theatre, Lansing. Supported in part by grants from


	Peter Pan Summer 2010 at Hannah Community Center, East Lansing.
	Sponsored by	With support from

Thank you for your outstanding support!

All-of-us Express Children's Theatre, P.O. Box 1871, East Lansing MI 48826-1871

It is the mission of All-of-us Express Children's Theatre to offer young people of all backgrounds, cultures, and lifestyles the opportunity to produce professional quality plays, study many aspects of the dramatic arts, and develop valuable life skills while providing outstanding entertainment to the community. It is the policy of AECT to provide equal opportunities to all eligible persons without regard to age, color, creed, gender identity, disability, height, membership in any labor organization, national origin, parental status, political identification, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or weight.