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Michael Munkascy |
has
a diverse background in the performing arts, music, and communication fields.
He is the co-owner and managing director of the Westerville
Center
for the Arts where he teaches guitar,
voice, and drama. He is a
songwriter, member of ASCAP, and skilled as a director and educator.
He was a recipient of Billboard Song Contest awards in 1991 and 1993.
His song, “Stand Tall, America” was #1 on WNCI radio’s Top 10,
and produced exclusively on video by WCMH-TV (NBC), Channel 4, during the Gulf
War. Recently rewritten to honor the
heroes of September 11, “Stand Tall, America” was performed at the speaking
engagement of Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf in Columbus, Ohio, and at Columbus' 2002
Red, White, and Boom.
Michael started his career as an actor and theater instructor, and doing
publicity photos for the Ace Paper &
Cardboard Co., a professional touring company of the former Columbus Stage Center. He
then toured as an entertainer singer/guitarist for three years throughout the
Midwest
and
Florida
under Hayden Management with the agency Kapson & Kates.
Michael returned to Columbus, expanding his work in music and
children’s theater, creating original shows, workshops, and teaching classes.
He has been affiliated with a variety of Artist-in-the
School programs. Michael founded
the Music Drama Factory, and has worked with the Ohio Arts Council AIE Program,
Ohio Music Teachers Association, music camps,
Columbus
and Westerville
Public Schools, SOAR, Worthington Ballet and Theater
Guild,
Westerville
Parks
and Recreation, Youth to Youth, Ohio
Teen Institute, and Westerville Area Arts Commission.
Michael
has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing/Advertising from the University
of
Toledo
and postgraduate studies in
Communications at The Ohio State University. He is currently the co-host of
Theatre Caffette’s Friday
Nite Live!

For More Information Contact:
Westerville Center for the Arts
200 Huber Village Blvd.
Tel: 614 890 5675
FAX: 614 890 5675
Internet: munkascy@earthlink.net
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