Don’t miss this year’s big benefit for APA’s MMET Program (Music, Media, Entertainment, Technology) students celebrating over five decades of unforgettable music from the mind of Jeff Lynne.
The Huntington Beach Academy for the Performing Arts (HB APA) will present three performances by its Popular Music and Media students called The Jeff Lynne and The Electric Light Orchestra Story. This is a great chance to make a difference in the lives of APA’s pop-rock high school music program called MMET. Please arrive early to bid on auction items and show some love by snapping up raffle tickets which will benefit this fine group of young people.
APA is located of the campus of Huntington Beach High School and includes students attending high schools throughout the HBUHSD. APA’s innovative MMET Program stands for "Music Media Entertainment Technology". MMET offers classes for students to participate in all aspects of film and television production along with popular music. They become familiar with diverse roles in film production teams and participate in the myriad of tasks associated with live TV events. Students have access to state-of-the-art equipment and are encouraged to work on original film productions. The Pop-Music students gain the necessary knowledge to compose, record, and perform original music. Creativity and innovation are encouraged through the integration of digital tools for music production and promotion. Students will also understand the historic and cultural connection that music plays in our current world.
The Electric Light Orchestra was one of the biggest-selling bands of the 70's with dozens of hits and an instantly recognizable sound that melded pop, rock, and classical music styles, but who was behind this band? Where did they come from, and where did they go? We'll learn about all that and more as MMET celebrates over five decades of unforgettable music from the mind of Jeff Lynne in this "Rockumentary-style" rockin' show!
"This show is going to be incredibly powerful and dynamic and the audience is in for quite a ride!" - Nicole Kubis, Director MMET Vocals
"It’s not just about ELO, but a linear telling of Jeff Lynne’s career from the mid 60’s to the present day. We have done our best to cram as many songs into the show as we can, all the ones you would expect plus a few deep cuts that help to tell our story." - Michael Simmons, Director MMET Media
"Don't miss the opportunity to witness the magic of our high school pop group as they push their musical boundaries, delivering a jaw-dropping ELO show that will have you amazed and inspired by their sheer talent and determination." - Danielle Collins, Chair - HB APA MMET (Music Media Entertainment Technology)
$25 General Seating
$45 VIP Seating
Phone: (714) 536-2514
Email: asharp@hbuhsd.edu
2024/02/03 - 2024/02/03
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This is a benefit event and guests will have a chance to participate in he silent auction along with raffle opportunities. Proceeds will benefit APA's MMET Department. APA is located on the campus of Huntington Beach High School and it is the arts magnet program for the HBUHSD. This means that students attending HBHS, FVHS, WMS, OVHS, EHS, or MHS can audition. APA offers nine disciplines of instruction which includes: Acting (stage/tv), Costume Design, Dance, Dramatic Production (playwriting/directing), MMET Media (film/TV production), MMET Popular Music (rock band), Musical Theatre, Orchestra, and Technical Theatre (sound-lighting design/stage construction) to over 700 students per year hailing from these 6 different high schools.
First Christian Church - Huntington Beach
1207 Main Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92648