MAD Theatre is hosting a performance of ‘Rock of Ages’ at the Shimberg Theater, encouraging attendees to donate old musical instruments for the local non-profit Recycled Tunes. This initiative aims to provide access to music instruments for students in need, creating opportunities for young aspiring musicians to explore their talents. Join the fun and be part of this community-driven event that blends entertainment with a meaningful cause.
Anyone in Tampa looking for a fun night out while giving back to the community is in for a treat! MAD Theatre is currently putting on a dazzling performance of Rock of Ages at the Shimberg Theater, and they’re encouraging everyone attending to bring their old musical instruments along for a fantastic cause!
This initiative is all about supporting Recycled Tunes, a local non-profit that collects musical instruments from the community, spruces them up, and donates them to students in need. Think about it — how many of us have old guitars, flutes, or even drums gathering dust in our closets? Instead of letting them sit unused, why not pass them on to someone who’ll truly appreciate the gift of music?
Recycled Tunes is on a mission to make musical instruments accessible for all students. There are countless kids who wish to learn music but simply can’t afford the necessary instruments and accessories. By bringing instruments to the show, attendees can directly contribute to this heartfelt mission and help spark joy and creativity in a young person’s life.
Imagine the happiness on a child’s face when they receive their very own instrument! Music teacher Julia Ford passionately highlights how life-changing it can be for students to gain access to the tools needed to explore their musical talents. It opens up a world of opportunities and can significantly boost their self-esteem and confidence.
Attendees are encouraged to rummage through their attics or sheds for any gently used instruments they no longer play. Whether it’s a ukulele that hasn’t been strummed in years or a pair of cymbals that’ve seen better days, every donation counts and makes a significant difference. Imagine the delight of hearing a student strike a chord on an instrument that was once resting silently in someone’s home.
As for the show itself, Rock of Ages promises to be a blast! Jessica Vitalo from MAD Theatre shares that audiences can expect “the most fun 80’s rock music ever”. From iconic rock tunes to high-energy performances, it’s guaranteed to be an enjoyable evening that’ll have everyone tapping their feet and humming along.
Aspirations don’t just happen overnight; they need encouragement, and that’s where this initiative shines. Actress Sydney Beck expresses hope that the instruments collected during this event will inspire some young students to pursue music as a lifelong passion. The joy experienced through music education is something that can last a lifetime.
The Rock of Ages production is running until February 2 at The Straz, in the heart of Tampa. It’s a double dose of enjoyment — an electrifying show in a vibrant atmosphere, and an opportunity to contribute to the community. So grab your friends, your family, and that old saxophone you’ve been meaning to part with, and head on over for a night filled with entertainment and goodwill!
This is the perfect chance to immerse yourself in the magic of music while making a tangible difference in the lives of children in Tampa. Together, let’s inspire a new generation of musicians who are ready to take the stage with the instruments they love!
News Summary The PGA Merchandise Show 2025, held from January 21 to January 25 in…
News Summary Women’s Golf Day 2025 is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary from May…
News Summary Golf Genius has been appointed as the official live scoring platform for the…
News Summary Scotland's golf industry is making a strong presence at the PGA Show in…
News Summary Golf rookie William Mouw faced a wild series of events during the second…