Dominican High School is excited to announce that The Kids from Wisconsin performance group will be at the school on Friday, August 24th at 7:00pm. Dominican High School senior, Taylor Brockman, is a member of the cast.
As the official musical ambassadors of goodwill for the State of Wisconsin, Kids from Wisconsin has been delighting audiences throughout Wisconsin and across the country since 1969. From the diversity of vocal talent and outstanding instrumentals to the stunning choreography and costumes, KIDS continue to be one of the most popular youth music groups in the Midwest. Their high-energy, exciting performances feature 20 singer/dancers and a 13-piece show band, all chosen from among the State’s finest musicians.
Tickets are available online at http://dominicanhighschool.tix.com/ and will also be sold at the door. Advance tickets prices are available until Friday, August 17.
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