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By Gabriel Escalera

O-PA, More Educational Programs

December 13th, 2023

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The heartbeat of Omaha’s cultural diversity pulses through the Omaha Performing Arts initiative, “Voices Amplified,” acting as a vibrant bridge between the myriad cultures shaping the city’s identity. This ongoing season focuses on American-Asian perspectives, setting the stage for a thought-provoking journey.

“Feeding the Family Honoring the Past while Feeding the Future,” a special event scheduled for this Friday, December 15th, promises an enlightening exploration of Asian cuisine. Sylvia Stone, Communications Manager for O-PA, hints at a grander celebration on the horizon—the arrival of the Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company in honor of the upcoming Year of the Dragon.

Amidst O-PA’s commitment to arts education, the upcoming opening of the Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement in 2026 marks a significant stride. Notably, the recent introduction of “Broadway Day Camp” illuminates their dedication to nurturing budding talent.

Excitement looms large as O-PA gears up for the next “Broadway Day Camp” featuring Disney’s The Lion King. On the entertainment front, the highly anticipated Mama Mia takes center stage in the next chapter of O-PA’s Broadway showcase.

For a comprehensive guide to their educational programs, engagement initiatives, and upcoming shows, visit https://o-pa.org/.

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