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Cincinnati Arts Association Presents:
Dancing For The Stars
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Dancing for the Stars reservations are limited.
Please call (513) 977-4104 for availability.
A Benefit for Cincinnati Arts Association’s Overture Awards
WHEN: Saturday, April 13, 2013
6:00 PM - Wine & Cheese/ Meet & Greet Reception with the Stars and the Pros
7:00 PM - Dancing, Dinner by the Bite, Cash Bar
8:00 PM - Celebrity Dance Competition
9:30 PM - Dance the Night Away
WHERE: Music Hall Ballroom
PRICES:
$100 - Patron (includes pre-event reception and two drink tickets)
$1,000 - Corporate Table (ten Patron level tickets and a half-page black-and-white program ad)
$1,500 - Celebrity Circle Table (premium 'first-row' viewing of competition area, ten Patron level tickets, full-page black-and-white program ad, recognition on event signage)
INFO: Inspired by the hit ABC-TV show Dancing with the Stars, Dancing for the Stars will feature eight Cincinnati celebrities paired with some of the area's finest professional dancers in a competition program at which the audience will vote for their favorite celebrity dancer. The stars include: Sherry Gruden (Community Volunteer & wife of Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Coordinator, Jay Gruden), Bob Herzog (Anchor, Local 12 WKRC), Robert Killins (Program Director, The Greater Cincinnati Foundation), Hengameh Nassef (Administrator, Cincinnati Neurological and Spine), Dr. Dora Savani, MD (Infectious Disease Specialist, St. Elizabeth Physicians), Amy Scalia (Publisher, Cincy Chic), Chris Seelbach (Cincinnati City Councilman) and Mike Selker (Chief Financial Officer, LaRosa’s).
RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION – Tickets on sale now
(513)977-4104
Aronoff Center Ticket Office
Dancing for the Stars will feature:
Silent auction
Showcase performance by a 2013 Overture Award finalist in dance
The swinging sounds of Sound Body Jazz Band
Pre-event reception and wine tasting
Open dancing before and after the competition
Lite bites provided by some of Cincinnati’s finest restaurants and caterers
Cash bar
The event will benefit the stars of tomorrow - the talented high school artists who participate each year in CAA's Overture Awards. The Dancing for the Stars committee includes: Dr. Tracey Skale (chair, Dancing for the Stars 2011 winner), Phil Schworer, Christina Bolden, Terry Foster, Sue Gilkey, Jim Howland, Ginger Loftin and Rosemary Schlachter.
THE STARS:
Sherry Gruden (Community Volunteer; wife of Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Coordinator, Jay Gruden)
Bob Herzog (Anchor, Local 12 WKRC)
Robert Killins (Program Director, The Greater Cincinnati Foundation)
Hengameh Nassef (Administrator, Cincinnati Neurological and Spine)
Dr. Dora Savani, MD (Infectious Disease Specialist, St. Elizabeth Physicians)
Amy Scalia (Publisher, Cincy Chic)
Chris Seelbach (Cincinnati City Councilman)
Mike Selker (Chief Financial Officer, LaRosa's)
THE PROS:
Terri Ann Atkinson (Dare to Dance)
Doreen Beatrice (Step-n-Out Studio)
Leigh Bradshaw (Cincinnati Ballroom Company)
Bonita Brockert (Step-n-Out Studio)
J. Patrick Clements (Independent Dance Instructor)
Brian McNamee (Cincinnati Ballroom Company)
Jeremy Mainous (Arthur Murray Dance Studio - Cincinnati)
Aaron Ordaz (Independent Dance Instructor)
THE HOSTS: Chris O’Brien & Janeen Coyle ('Married With Microphones,' 103.5 WGRR-FM)
THE JUDGES:
Terry Foster (RN, St. Elizabeth Health Care; community volunteer)
Desiree Mainous (Arthur Murray Dance Studio - Cincinnati)
Mandy Franceschina (Managing Director, Step-N-Out Studio; creator, Broadway Blast)
Janell Walton (reporter, The List; Dancing for the Stars 2008 winner)
EVENT SPONSORS: Stock Yards Bank & Trust, Arthur Murray – Cincinnati, Cincinnati Ballroom Company, Dare to Dance, Step-n-Out Studio, Bonita Brockert, J. Patrick Clements and Aaron Ordaz.
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$100.00
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Cincinnati Music Hall
1241 Elm St.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Ticket Office
Phone: (513) 621-2787
ticketing@cincinnatiarts.org
Directions
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Music Hall Ballroom
One of the most versatile spaces in Cincinnati, the Music Hall Ballroom is the second largest meeting space in the city, encompassing over 20,000 square feet. It is frequently used for large receptions, exhibitions, fashion shows, class reunions and breakfast, lunch and dinner gatherings. It can also be used for stage performances and lectures. In October 1998, a $1.8 million renovation of the Ballroom was completed. The Ballroom can accommodate up to 1,300 based on your event requirements. The room is also equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting equipment. The large bar area makes the Ballroom a perfect place for parties, according to the groups who come back year after year for annual functions.
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