Artistic mentorship
Professional artists guide young performers through the discipline, imagination and collaboration of musical theatre.
A costume, a prop, a song carried through the theatre—every detail helps a young performer step into a story.
This February, NUOVA’s Class Act performers bring Oliver! to the stage. We’re inviting families, alumni, regular donors, local businesses and friends to help bring this production to life.
Your contribution supports more than what audiences see. It supports mentorship, arts education, the confidence of working as an ensemble, and accessible live theatre in our community.
Your gift doesn’t just help us build a production.
It helps us build young artists.
Choose your part
Select an area that speaks to you. More than one supporter may contribute to every element; each gift is shared, not exclusive.
$300 suggested gift
$500 suggested gift
$750 suggested gift
Production photographs: NUOVA Vocal Arts. Additional image credits: Vitaly Gariev, Kelly Sikkema, James Kovin and Waldemar Brandt / Unsplash.
Your contribution
Choose a production element and gift amount below. Give what you can—every shared contribution helps bring Oliver! to life.
Choose your production element, gift amount and optional recognition preferences in the Keela form. Public recognition is opt-in; gift amounts will not be published.
Our shared progress
Our campaign goal is $22,600 across six shared production elements. Every contribution helps the production; these goals are not exclusive sponsorships.
Oliver! campaign target$22,600
Overall campaign progress is shown in the Keela donation form above. The six amounts here are fundraising targets, not amounts raised.
With gratitude
Every gift helps. Recognition is always optional.
With thanks to our community
With your permission, we’ll thank supporters here and in the printed program. Anonymous supporters remain anonymous, and gift amounts won’t be shown.
Supporters may be listed by the production element they chose.
More than a musical
In Class Act, making a show is part of the learning. Performers build technique, confidence and trust while working with professional artists and mentors.
Professional artists guide young performers through the discipline, imagination and collaboration of musical theatre.
Each rehearsal offers a chance to develop craft, courage and a sense of belonging in an ensemble.
NUOVA works to make performances welcoming and accessible to Edmonton audiences.
Choose a part of the production that speaks to you, and help our young performers tell this story.