Adam Bowen

Austin, TX (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

Forgotten Carols Texas

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Location: Austin
Industry: Arts
Year Founded: 2014
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Creation/Idea
Entity Type: Not Incorporated
Description: Good Afternoon Texas Venture Friends, Reaching out to all our investor friends in Texas. Families across the west are familiar with Michael McLean’s modern classic, The Forgotten Carols. In 2015 Texas will be introduced to the show that has become an annual holiday tradition for families across the west for more than 20 years. A timeless classic, Michael McLean’s The Forgotten Carols has been enjoyed by sold-out audiences nationwide. The show is a favorite Christmas tradition for many families. The Forgotten Carols shares the warmth of the Christmas spirit through a stage performance. The show tells the story of a nurse whose empty life is changed when a new patient recounts the story of Christ’s birth as told by little known characters in the nativity story. The accounts from the Innkeeper, the Shepherd and others help the nurse discover what the world has forgotten about Christmas, and open her heart to the joy of this special season. As we bring The Forgotten Carols to Texas, we aim to do so at the highest level with the greatest return. We are seeking a five year partner and a $400,00.00 investment to be used for working capital in the production and marketing of the timeless tradition The Forgotten Carols in Houston, San Antonio, Dallas and Austin (4-5 shows each). Based on projections we target an overall annualized return of 30% on investor capital*. We are looking for great partners as quickly as possible to not miss any opportunities, if you want to be a part of introducing a whole new population to the timeless tradition please send word to us @ (URL removed) or call @ (Phone # removed). If this is not the right fit for you please pass the word to any and all you think may be a good fit. Best Regards, Happy Holidays, Adam Bowen (URL removed) (Phone # removed)