Bunce Performing Arts (f/k/a Bunce Backyard) is a family run theater group that has been producing free family-friendly summer musicals in backyards since 2007. Started by Greg, Lori, Sharayah & Trevor Bunce, the company employs multi-generational artists and volunteers. While the shows are free, audience members are encouraged to make donations. Funds are raised for various non-profits each year. The theater produces an annual summer outdoor production. Audience members are encouraged to bring a blanket or chair and bug spray and to arrive early for good seating. Performances have drawn as many as 800 audience members per performance. They also offer free, family-friendly Christmas shows. The summer camp is family-friendly and designed to appeal to a wide variety of interests, personalities and abilities. While the organization is faith-based, camp is open to everyone.Related Articles:
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Fascinating suggestion! We’re not actually associated with Bunce Backyard Productions, so we can’t put your idea into action. However, I can see how performing a sample of their production at a busy place of local business could draw a larger audience. The real question is if they have the capacity for that kind of draw! Thank you for your comment Guillermo.