News and Events

Seven Nations with the Gainesville Chamber Orchestra was a HUGE success at the Jax Irish Festival at the Jacksonville Fairgrounds.

A. Paul Johnson orchestrated several of SEVEN NATION's songs to be performed by the GCO with the band and he also composed the SEVEN NATIONS OVERTURE, which had it's premiere that night.

For more information on SEVEN NATIONS visit www.sevennations.com.

The Apollo Project is proud to announce composer A. Paul Johnson’s collaboration with Choreographer Leymis Wilmot-Bolanos and FUZION Dance Artists with a tour of:

HELLO DALI

AS PRESENTED AT THE DALI MUSEUM

IN ST. PETERSBURG, FL

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Drama and Performance Camp

Directors: Mr. Wayne Berman and Ms. Tanya Ensell

Rise to your potential and let yourself shine with creativity!

NW Presbyterian Church

6330 54th Ave N

Pinellas Park, Florida

727-420-3890 33710

Call now to register!!

Fieldtrips included in price. (Swimming, Movies, Parks, Skating,

Hiking, and Library Events)

Copyrights held by Apollo Project and or the Artist. 1999 -2010

XC VI Hello Dali Available in the API store

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"Taylor Edwards joins API as a special correspondent and show host for “The Creative Mind on our radio broadcasts. She has 10 years of theatrical training including Stanislavski and Meisner techniques. Her stage credits include the ensemble cast of Godspell, starring as The Baker's Wife in Into the Woods, and working as Makeup Designer for The King and I. Taylor also has 6 years classical vocal training, and more in musical theatre. Listen to her interview with Sundui Chimidkhorloo on the first episode now on API Radio

API’s new television series shot it’s pilot episode at BayWalk and is ready for air in 2010. The series is titled ARTSY PHARTSY and the first episode “HAMMER – a metaphor for money” has artists talking about the economy. Future episodes deal with health care, space exploration, faith and religion, and other contemporary and controversial issues as seen from the artists’ perspective. Keep an eye out for this and future television productions right here on the API website.

API is proud to be bringing you a more interactive web site. Over the coming weeks and months you will enjoy quite a bit more content, blog content, a Facebook and Twitter page.

We will have videos and streaming audio to listen to. Plus so much more.

We will be adding a lot more info our our artists, including a lot of really cool information on A. Paul Johnson himself.

Stay tuned and check back often as we continue to make the Apollo Project website the place to be.

In the CAN......

A few of our 2009 Events

Creativity in Music, on Stage, in the Classroom