
Meet the Friends of Ludington State Park
Friends of Ludington State Park is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting wise use and conservation of the Ludington State Park.
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The Stage Left Theatre Company is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with the mission of providing a variety of unique theatre experiences to the community and offering educational workshops and acting opportunities to people of all ages and skill levels.
Each year, the Stage Left Theatre Company awards three $500 scholarships to students pursuing education related to theatre. The application period generally begins in April with interviews/auditions of finalists and the announcement of the recipients by the end of May.
Those eligible must meet the following criteria:
Ainsley Dragun
Jack Jubar
Noah Hellewell
Adelyn Brown
Clara Baur
Isabella Hodges
Andrew Schrader
Emily Schwarz
Cady Brown
Karri Grillo
The group is a certified 501(c)3 non-profit with the State of Michigan and always welcomes sponsors for the company as well as for individual events.
In-Kind Sponsors
Donations are tax-deductible and may be made through PayPal by sending money to stagelefttheatreco@gmail.com. Checks may be sent to:
The Stage Left Theatre Company was created in 2016 by Kara Rose and Lexi Kosla. The two worked together through the Ludington Area Jaycees to create and produce the Stratford on the Avenue Theatre Festival in the summer of 2016, along with the help of local actors and supporters. The pair decided to create their own company with the mission of providing a variety of theatre experiences to the community and educational workshops and acting opportunities to people of all ages and skill levels.
Since that time, the group has held productions at local restaurants, the Ludington Area Center for the Arts, the Scottville Clown Band Shell, and more!
Stage Left has also held theatre workshops for both kids and adults and has created an annual scholarship fund for those pursuing a career in performing arts.

Friends of Ludington State Park is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting wise use and conservation of the Ludington State Park.


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