[NEohioPAL]The Scarlet Pimpernel @ GLTG cast complete except for 2 principle male roles

[Chuck Abraham]

The Geauga Lyric Theater Guild will be holding Private Call Backs by
invitation only for the lead roles of


Percy (The Scarlet Pimpernel)


Chauvelin (his nemesis)





                  For the Community Theater Regional Premier of the mus=
ical


                              "The Scarlet Pimpernel"


                                  Directed by Tim Coles



Call Producer Chuck Abraham for additional information....only accompli=
shed
Baritones and Tenors needed 440-205-1654 Mon/ Fri. from 8:30 to 4:00pm =
or
440-944-3927 after 6:00pm



If you are invited please come prepared with a small sample of an up te=
mpo
as well as a slower tempo song.  May be asked to recite a prepared
monologue, preferred but not necessary.  Accompanist Provided


"The Scarlet Pimpernel" is a musical love story set the backdrop of the=

French Revolution while a gang of renegades try and thwart the ever-pre=
sent
guillotine. A wonderful musical full of history.


 Men ages16 and up welcome to audition ***********


Rehearsals will begin in mid December, with the show playing at The Gea=
uga
Theater in downtown Chardon February 7,8,9,14,15,16,21,22,23


Best Regards


Chuck



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>From sgordon at clevelandplayhouse.com" <sgordon at clevelandplayhouse.com  Thu Nov 14 13:18:01 2002
From: sgordon at clevelandplayhouse.com" <sgordon at clevelandplayhouse.com (Seth Gordon)
Date: Thu Nov 14 13:18:01 2002
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Next Stage at Cleveland Play House
Message-ID: <01C28BE5.EF181620.sgordon at clevelandplayhouse.com>

This weekend is the final weekend of the Next Stage Festival of New Plays 
at the Cleveland Play House.

Saturday, November 16

New Work From High School Playwrights

Continuing a Next Stage tradition, this year we present two 17 year-old 
playwrights from the Cleveland area. Dan Kalafat has written BREAKABLE, and 
Leah Krauss has written NEVER MEANT TO BE BROKEN. Both plays explore coming 
of age in a very complicated world, and both explore the intricacies and 
mysteries of friendship with great poise and sophistication. Directed by 
Ron Wilson.


Sunday, November 17

MADE IN KOREA, by Sarah Schulman. Directed by Seth Gordon.

In 1964, at the age of four, an American family adopted Mi Ok from an 
orphanage in Korea. Growing up as Anne Hanson, going through college, 
falling in and out of love, she always felt disconnected and suspicious of 
intimacy. Finally, Anne decides to find out the true story of her origins, 
hoping for resolution and peace. A play about history, identity, family and 
friendship. From the author of last year's off-Broadway success, CARSON 
MCCULLERS (HISTORICALLY INACCURATE).


Both readings at 7:30 PM in the Brooks Theatre at the Cleveland Play House. 
Tickets are only $8 and can be reserved at 216 795 7000.