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Global talent search launched for Gay Games 2006
Published Thursday, 08-Sep-2005 in issue 924
For those who have dreamed of performing to a packed stadium in front of a live television audience, the Gay Games opening and closing ceremonies might be that break-out opportunity of a lifetime.
Chicago Games, Inc., the organizers of the 2006 Gay Games VII Sports & Cultural Festival, has issued a call for talented individuals across a spectrum of performance categories for participation in the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2006 Gay Games. Gay Games VII will take place next year July 15-22.
The opening ceremony will take place on July 15 at the 60,000 seat Soldier Field and the closing ceremony will take place on July 22 at the 40,000 seat Wrigley Field. Both ceremonies will be produced by Chicago-based Jam Productions, Ltd, and will be carried live by the Q Television Network throughout the nation, with international live and taped feeds.
“If you’ve ever wanted to perform before tens of thousands of people in a huge stadium, this is a powerful opportunity,” said Kile Ozier, ceremonies director. “The Gay Games is a rare chance for the world to experience internationally famous entertainers along with an entire spectrum of athletes, artists and performers in an environment focused on societal change through sport and culture. We are seeking a diverse and highly talented pool of artists from which to draw performances that people will remember for a lifetime.”
Already on board are Joel Hall, creator and director of the legendary Joel Hall Dancers, and Kevin Iega Jeff, founder of the Deeply Rooted Dance Company; both of Chicago. Broadway choreographer and former Radio City Rockette Michele Lynch have joined the team. Lynch has experience choreographing Broadway touring productions and was a part of the crew for the 1994 Gay Games.
All types of artists are asked to participate. The primary focus during the first round of review will be on talented dancers, gymnasts, aerialists and performers of movement. All artists should submit their resume and demo disc (CD or DVD) to Kile Ozier, ceremonies director, at: Chicago Games, Inc., 4753 N. Broadway, Suite 602, Chicago, IL 60640.
-Press release
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