Hudson Players to
Open Man of La Mancha
this weekend
The Hudson Players are putting the final touches on the
storied musical Man of La Mancha to be performed at The Barlow Community
Center, on Oviatt St. in Hudson, February 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28 &
March 1. All curtain times are 8 p.m. except for the February 23 performance,
which is a 2 p.m. matinee. Opening night guests are also invited to a reception
after the show at The Reserve Inn of Hudson. Reservations and additional
information are available by calling 330-655-8522.
Directed and staged by well
known area director Wayne Merholz of Solon, Man of La Mancha is a remarkable
show and one of the great theatre successes of our time. It is a
play-within-a-play, based on Cervantes' "Don Quixote" and tells the poignant
story of a dying old man whose impossible dream takes over his mind. It's All
the Same, I, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, I'm Only Thinking of Him, The Impossible
Dream, I Really Like Him and Little Bird remain in your thoughts and
in your soul well after the show is over. Man of La Mancha is a comic
tragedy of mankind's struggle to better both himself and the world in which he
lives. To see life not as it is, but as it ought to be. Man of La Mancha
was the biggest hit of the 1965 Broadway season, when it took Tony Awards for
best musical, score, and libretto.
With musical
direction by Barb Bellamy, The cast of the Hudson Players production
includes Gary Maher as Cervantes/Don Quixote, Bob Fadeley as Sancho, Jim Wolf as
the Duke, Pam LaForce as Aldonza, Claudia Lillibridge as Antonia, Bob Herro as
the Captain, Jerry Schaber as the Inn Keeper, Gail Dowell, the Inn Keeper's
Wife, Linda Ryan as the Housekeeper, Steve Ryan as the Barber, Fig Jankowski as
Padra, Michelle Dolciato as Fermina, Ray Black as Pedro, and Cindy Steele, Stacy
Steele, John Jesenko & Tim Steiner as
Prisoners.
Ticket prices are $12 with senior citizen,
group and student discounts available. Advanced sale tickets are available at
The Learned Owl in Hudson. Reservations can be made by calling 330-655-8522 or
visiting the Hudson Players' website at
www.hudsonplayers.com.
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If you are not the intended recipient, or the intended recipient's agent, im= mediately notify the sender by telephone of the erroneous transmission and d= elete this message, in it's entirety, immediately. --part1_79.8d7c940.2b6ffaaa_boundary-- From clement at ncweb.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 From: clement at ncweb.com (Carole Clement) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES benefit Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20030203125456.00a768b0@127.0.0.1> --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer. The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady. A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement. Seating is limited--reserve your seats early. ====================== Production info: Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only Tickets are $50 patrons $20 adults $10 students 13 & older, including college & university Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to East Shore UU Church 10848 Chillicothe Rd Kirtland OH 44094 Questions 440 256-3400 for the church Directions from interstate: From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south. Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6 Directions from Rtes 322, 87, or 422: Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north. The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306. --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties.
Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer.
The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady.
A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement.
Seating is limited--reserve your seats early.
======================
Production info:
Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only
Tickets are
Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to
East Shore UU Church
10848 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland OH 44094
Questions 440 256-3400 for the church
From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south.
Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6
Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north.
The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306.
--=====================_6200594==_.ALT-- From MurphyGopal at aol.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 From: MurphyGopal at aol.com (MurphyGopal at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Guitar Lessons Message-ID: <6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3@aol.com> --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available..... call 216-965-9557 for information --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available.....
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--part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary-- From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Tricks of the Trade: Career Development Workshops" Message-ID: <1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823@aol.com> --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ITEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio REGISTER NOW . . . for upcoming "Tricks of the Trade: Actor's Career Development" Workshops All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM . Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre, On-camera & Voiceover Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be prepared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script. After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's & Don'ts of what to do next. . Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques (commercial & industrial for radio & TV) Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Commercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as it looks. . Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial, industrial & film) There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how to adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs. . Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage, On-camera & Voiceover Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to the details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, and more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers & comedians, too. [NO session 3/15.] . Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade" Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo Tapes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by knowing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will need. . Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. You will have to know about the following to increase your chances of being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams," Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses. . Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work. Fee: $20.00 per session. $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. Major Credit cards accepted. (Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.) Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session. Call (216) 561-8608 to register. Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, 19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122. --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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TEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio
for upcoming
"Tricks of the Trade:&nbs=
p; Actor's Career Development" Workshops
All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
. Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre,=
On-camera & Voiceover
Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how=
auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be p=
repared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script.=
After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's &=20=
Don'ts of what to do next.
. Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques
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p; (commercia=
l & industrial for radio & TV)
Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep=
the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Co=
mmercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require=20=
unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as=20=
it looks.
. Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial,=20=
industrial & film)
There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. =
Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film=
different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how t=
o adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs.=
. Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage,
Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' =
; Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to t=
he details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with l=
anguage and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, a=
nd more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers &=
; comedians, too.
[NO session 3/15.]
. Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade"
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo T=
apes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by kn=
owing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will ne=
ed.
. Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics
Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. =
; You will have to know about the following to increase your chances o=
f being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=
Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independ=
ent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
. Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" <=
BR>
Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make th=
at Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets.=
Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, R=
esources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" an=
d developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work.=
Fee: $20.00 per session. &nbs=
p; $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. &=
nbsp; Major Credit cards accepted.
(Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.)
Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session.=
Call (216) 561-8608 to register.
Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio,
19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122.
Daniel Ensel
1926 - 2002
We just received word of = the passing of=20 Dan Ensel. He died 30 December 2002, at age 76 in Portland,=20 Maine.
Dan served on =
the
He=20 received his bachelor=92s degree from Cleveland State and his masters = degree from=20 Kent State.
A memorial service will be =
held on 16=20
March 2003, 3pm, at the =
Cleveland Heights=20
Jewish C
John Buck,=20 Jr.
Actors'=20 Equity Liaison
WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Presents a Special Event
God's Trombones
An Evening of African American Folklore & Music
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to offer this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. This event will be presented Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. AND Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. on the Weathervane stage. GOD'S TROMBONES is a dramatization of African American plays and poems woven together with music and dance and directed by Reva Golden. This special collection was presented in October as part of Weathervane's Sundays at Seven: Salon Reading Series to an enthusiastic audience. The standing-room-only crowd convinced Executive Director Elynmarie Kazle, to revive the piece so that more people could enjoy it. GOD'S TROMBONES is sure to inspire, entertain and spiritually uplift those who attend.
Cast members include Edra Frazier, Taba Aleem, Bobby Gulley, Patricia Jackson, Myron Lewis, Margo Miner, Beaugard O'Neal, Kym Whitehead, Autume Fly, Dyan Turner, Erica Parms, Cara Parker, Danielle Roberts, Deangelo McCray, Sashari Bell, Damarcus McCray, Ebony Hodges, Chanel Hodges, Anthony Bell, Rebecca Golden, Claudia Sims, Sara Lute, Renee Boldes, Ramone Scott and Debra Hodges. Musical Director is Clifton Mosely with choreographer Everet Deck.
Join us Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. or Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. for this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. General Admission adult tickets are $10, Children 12 and under $8. Purchase by phone at 330-836-2626 with Visa, MasterCard or Discover. Ticket Office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
1
Auditions
at
THE BECK CENTER
- - - - - - - - - -&nb= sp; - - - - - - - - - =20= - -
The ultimate "Actor's Musical" comes to Beck=20= Center for the Arts for the Summer of 2003! Auditions will be held on the fo= llowing three evenings:
&nbs= p; Sunday, Feb. 23rd at 7PM
&nbs= p; Monday, Feb. 24th at 7PM &= nbsp; and
&nbs= p; Tuesday, Feb. 25th at 7PM
There are roles for 25 men and 2 women. (Hold tight women of the Cleveland s= tage---2003/2004 will bring more variety for you at Beck!)
The age range for the men is 25 to 75, with a few roles as young as 17. The=20= women are 25-40. All roles are open except John Adams, which=20= will be be played by Greg Violand. No other AEA contracts are= anticipated, but union actors are free to audition.
Please prepare one brief vocal selection. An accom- pianist will be provided= . Sheet music is preferred, but a capella will be accepted. There will be a=20= very short movement audition...as little is required in the show.
1776 will run Ju= ly 11th thru August 10th in our Main-
Stage Karl Mackey Theatre. Rehearsals will begin in early June. All actors 1= 8 and over are paid for their participation.
No appointments are necessary. If you have further questions, please respond= to this e-mail, or call Scott Spence, Beck Center Artistic Director and Dir= ector for
1776 at 216-521-= 2540 x239
Also, please bring a thorough list of any conflicts you might have wi= th the rehearsal process to your audition.
Thank You!
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The Players Guild =
Theatre
in Canton presents as part of its Studio Theatre =
Series,
=A0Tom Eyen's classic camp women's prison play, =
=93WOMEN BEHIND =
BARS=94
=A0February 21, 22, 28 and March 1 at 8 PM. =
=A0=93Women Behind =
Bars=94 takes place in the Women's House =
of
Detention in New York and is a
send-up of female prison movies =
(=93Caged,=94 etc.)=85.=A0
Written by: =
Tom Eyen
Directed
by: Carla Derr
Tickets
are $10 (tickets will be available at the door; sorry, no advance ticket =
sales
for this show).
NOTE: This play contains =
very strong
language and adult themes and may be offensive to =
some.
=
(Produced
by special arrangement with Samuel French, =
Inc).
=
THE CAST:
CHERI=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 JENNIFER =
JETER
MARY=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 PAT
PAULUS
JOJO=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 TRACEY
PEYTON
GUADALUPE=A0=A0 MARG
STOCKER
LOUISE=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 KRIS
FURLAN
GLORIA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 MARGENE
RANNIGAN
MATRON=A0=A0=A0=A0 ESTHER
THOMAS
BLANCHE=A0=A0=A0 JODI
WILSON
GRANNY=A0=A0=A0=A0 LOIS
TOLLEY
ADA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 SHARON
GEIER
MAN=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 BARRY =
WAKSER
Please call (330) 453-7619 for =
more
information or visit us online at
www.playersguildtheatre.com<=
/a>
__________________________________=
________________________________________________________________
The Players Guild =
Theatre
1001 Market Avenue =
North
Canton, Ohio =
44702
Business Office: (330) =
453-7619
Box Office: (330) =
453-7617
www.playersguildtheatre.com
For general information, write to info at playersguildtheatre.com=
To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
To unsubscribe from the mailing =
list, please
write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
and put "unsubscribe" in the subject =
field.
Cleveland, OH - =
=93Refreshing!=94=20
=93I=92m going to see you on Leno!=94 =93This play was the highlight of =
the evening!=94=20
=93This is so unique and exciting=94. These are just a few of the =
comments heard=20
after seeing previews of =93I=92m Just=20
Me...Mary=94.
A comedy about the = Virgin=20 Mary? Unheard of! Absurd!! It=92s never been done! Until now...finally, = Mary takes=20 on new life as =91she talks...and you listen=92. See the new and = improved version of=20 ...=93how it COULD have happened=94. Using flashbacks and an = occasional foray=20 into a few other characters like the angel Gabriel, Jesus, Joseph etc., = Mary=20 entertains with humorous insights into the life of a simple Jewish woman = who was=20 chosen to raise, the PERFECT child. She exclaims to Gabriel, =93What = do you=20 mean I=92m pregnant, don=92t you have to be in the same room = together??=94 Toto=20 we're not in Kansas anymore! This isn't the calm serene picture of piety = Mary=20 that you are used to seeing. The new Mary will tickle your funny bone = with gems=20 of wisdom, and witicisms, she will make you think and wonder at.......T = h=20 e r e e e e s t o f t h = e s=20 t o r y.
Be there for the = premiere=20 showcase of "I'm Just Me...Mary".
Kathie = Dice
There will be a special on the Irish in Cleveland on a couple of =
cable=20
networks next Wednesday, 2/12/03 at 7pm. Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. =
will=20
host. Featured will be John Myers, Esq., Ancient Order of =
Hibernians,=20
Regina Costello, Irish Archivist, WRHS and yours truly John M. Regan, =
"Irish=20
Rodeo Clowns, LLC-Cleveland Producers of "Flanagan's Wake".
This project was a collaborative effort between Cuyahoga Community =
College,=20
Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. and SMART TV Live. The SMART TV Live =
broadcasts=20
will air on Adelphia digital channels 24 and Cox Cable 82=20
networks. This is part of the series titled, Cleveland's =
Diversity,=20
Historic & Contemporary Cultures, Their Struggles & =
Contributions. =20
The series starts on Wednesday, 2/5/03 with the German Octoberfest and =
ends on=20
Wednesday April 9th with the Pakistani and Albanians.
If you get the opportunity to see this, please let me know what you =
think=20
of it. Thank you, JMR
Staged Readings will be held at Cabaret Dada (1210 W. 6th street)
Don't miss this great opportunity to hear new works by local playwrights= being read by local actors. there will also be a "Q&A" session with the= authors afterwards.
Suggested donations: $5.00
Please help support the future of Cleveland's Theatrical community.
Note: This is an ongoing program. We are in continuous need of new works= being submitted and available actors. If you are interested contact Russel=20= Stich at Somedada at aol.com or (216)696-4242 ... or just stop by this evening.
Thanks --part1_b4.17e555e3.2b728a8a_boundary-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Coming Soon to the Warren Smith Gallery -- VISCERAL VISUALS Message-ID:
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS
THE SECOND ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE BIRTHDAY BENEFIT
AT GREAT LAKES BREWING COMPANY
NEWS RELEASE 2/5/2003
Contact: Jennifer Clifford, Benefit Co-Chair
Phone: (216) 240-1113
For release: Immediately
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival celebrates the 439th b= irthday of William Shakespeare on Friday, April 25, 2003 beginning at 7 PM a= t Great Lakes Brewing Company, 2516 Market Avenue in Cleveland.
Party highlights include a performance by "2 Skinny = Dorks" (named #1 band of 2002 by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), a sil= ent auction, and a birthday cake for the Bard. Free valet parking will= be provided.
This event will celebrate the birth of William Shakespear= e (b. April 23, 1564 - by tradition) and kick off the CSF's sixth summer sea= son. Come eat, drink, and be merry with us!
Tickets are $30 per person or $50 per couple. Reservation= s can be made by calling Jennifer Clifford (benefit co-chair) at (216) 240-1= 113.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival is dedicated to produc= ing exceptional, accessible theater, drawing influence from the works of Wil= liam Shakespeare. We celebrate the talents of local artists in all asp= ects of production, and excite contemporary audiences with the timeless them= es of great theatre. We offer free summer performances in a festive at= mosphere, educational outreach programs, and creative collaborations with ot= her groups.
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
P.O. Box 771430, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
email - info at cleveshakes.org
web site - http://www.cleveshakes.org
phone - (216) 732-3311
--MS_Mac_OE_3127312064_1145202_MIME_Part-- From gidget330 at yahoo.com Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 From: gidget330 at yahoo.com (Bridget Tharp) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Vagina Monologues auditions Feb 12-13 Message-ID: <20030205195447.33867.qmail@web14205.mail.yahoo.com> --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues. Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song. Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre. All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US! Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues.
Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song.
Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre.
All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US!
Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions!
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HERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Celebrates 500th Mainstage Production with
THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Sponsored by Community AIDS Network
Weathervane Playhouse is proud to announce its 500th Mainstage productio=
n, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, a drama written by Moises Kaufman and the Members of=
the Tectonic Theater Project. The play will be performed February 26=20=
through March 15, 2003. In November 1998, ten New Yorkers traveled to=20=
the town of Laramie, Wyoming. They were there to explore a crime and a=
town. Over the next 18 months, they conducted over 200 interviews wit=
h the people of Laramie. The result is a play of beauty and pain; abou=
t hate, hope, fear and courage.
Matthew Shepard was a 21-year-old gay student at the University of Wyomi=
ng. One night he was beaten, robbed and left for dead by two local roo=
fers who offered him a ride home from a local bar. He was discovered 1=
8 hours later, tied to a wooden fence on the outskirts of town. The ev=
ent became a worldwide media headline and five days later Matthew Shepard di=
ed in a Colorado hospital. THE LARAMIE PROJECT examines homophobia, cl=
ass distinctions and cowboy culture by blending the chronology of the case w=
ith the anger, confusion, sadness and embarrassment it left behind. Th=
e play questions whether Laramie, or the nation, has changed as a result of=20=
this crime.
In 1935, Weathervane's four founders, Grace Hower Crawford, Laurine Schw=
an, Helen Troesch and Muriel MacLachlan, ventured away from the Women's City=
Club Theater with a vision to provide innovative theater and new works for=20=
our community. Using the talents of volunteers, Weathervane has contin=
ued to honor their vision with new comedies, challenging mysteries, edgy dra=
mas and musicals. During its first season at "The Barn" on Marshall Av=
enue, 17 plays, including Elmer Rice's avant garde "The Adding Machine", wer=
e presented. Weathervane has also presented new plays a season or two after=20=
their New York premieres. Weathervane was the first non-professional t=
heater to stage "The Fantasticks" in 1961. Our most recent production,=
"Arsenic and Old Lace", has been presented three times, the first while it=20=
was still playing in New York in 1942.
Weathervane also risks presenting some controversial works on its Mainst=
age and in the Salon Reading Series. During "Watch on the Rhine" in 19=
76, a swastika was painted on the building and director Bob Belfance's car w=
as set on fire. Letters to editors of local newspapers flooded newsroo=
ms when we presented "That Championship Season" in 1976 and "The Perfect Par=
ty" in 1988. The public both cheered and decried Weathervane's challen=
ge to the status quo. These plays and others have sparked discussions=20=
on the role of theater in educating the public. The groundbreaking, ga=
y-themed "The Boys in the Band" was presented on Stage Two in 1978 and this=20=
presentation of THE LARAMIE PROJECT continues the risk of presenting controv=
ersial plays.
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, the story of an American town - a true story, by Mo=
ises Kaufman and the Members of the Tectonic Theater Project, at Weathervane=
Playhouse February 26 through March15, 2003. Low-cost preview=20=
performances on Wednesday and Thursday, February 26 & 27 with official o=
pening on Friday, February 28. This play contains ADULT language=
and subject matter and is suitable for high school students and adults.=
THE LARAMIE PROJECT is sponsored by Community AIDS Network.
Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Ca=
ll between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $17=20=
($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for senior citizens & students) As=
k us about our "student rush" program.
Lakeland Theatre presents
The Imaginary Invalid
by Moliere
Friday, February 7 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 8 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 9 @ 7:00 PM
Friday, February 14 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 15 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 16 @ 2:00PM
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets/Lights by Keith Nagy Costumes by Alison Hernan
Featuring Andrew Narten, John Galbriath and Susan McGarry
For ticket information and reservations call 440.953.7034. Adults $10;Students/Seniors $8. Lakeland Theatre is on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East to second exit Rt #306. Take a right onto Rt #306 to first traffic light. Turn left into LCC. Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Free parking.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1060211277-1044551655=:55133-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland Auditions for INTO THE WOODS Message-ID: <20030206172526.95637.qmail@web13108.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's INTO THE WOODS Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED. Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid. Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003. For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's
INTO THE WOODS
Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment
Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot.
Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED.
Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams
Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid.
Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003.
For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119-- From peckcrew at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:39 2003 From: peckcrew at yahoo.com (Rob Peck) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:39 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions "Lunacy" (A Bathroom Trilogy) Message-ID: <20030206200654.81861.qmail@web12408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Crew Productions will be holding Auditions for Lunacy: A Bathroom Trilogy By: Richard Turtle Directed by Rob Peck On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th >From 7-9 pm At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa 1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District 2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45 Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added) Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702 or walk in. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Crew Productions
will be holding Auditions for
Lunacy:
A Bathroom Trilogy
By: Richard Turtle
Directed by Rob Peck
On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th
From 7-9 pm
At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa
1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District
2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45
Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added)
Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702
or walk in.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859-- From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Denny Carleton FREE Coffeehouse Concert at Fine Arts Message-ID: <001b01c2ce25$9c3620a0$9900a8c0@FineArts> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A FREE Coffeehouse Concert featuring Denny Carleton & Friends will be held Saturday, February 8, 2003 8:00-11:00 PM The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Avenue Willoughby, Ohio (on the campus of The Andrews School) Guest Performers Denny Carleton Mike Winnery (formerly of The Rockers) Chuck Lynn Dominic Apolito Mike Humphrey Art Lazar Ed Mills PJ Phillips Chris Butcher Kan Klawon Carol Linsenmeier Musical Selections will include: Music from Denny's "Whiskey Island" CD Acoustic versions of music from the Swing Era Roy Orbison Bluegrass Gospel, reminiscent of "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?" Specs: The concert is FREE and open to the public On-site parking is FREE Fine Arts is barrier free Intimate and casual coffeehouse atmosphere in the Main Gallery Java and refreshments available for purchase Stop in for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire evening. NEXT COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT: Saturday, April 26, 2003 ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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Mentor Avenue
Denny=20
Carleton
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Winnery (formerly of The Rockers)
Chuck=20
Lynn
Dominic=20
Apolito
Mike=20
Humphrey
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Lazar
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Mills
PJ=20
Phillips
Chris=20
Butcher
Kan=20
Klawon
Carol=20
Linsenmeier
Roy=20
Orbison
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concert is FREE and open to the public
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Fine=20
Arts is barrier free
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and refreshments available for purchase
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for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire =
evening.
Greetings to=
you,
the lucky finder of this Golden Ticket,
from Mr. Willy Wonka...<=
BR>
The Hudson High School Drama=
Department
invites you to take a journey into a world of Pure Imagination
Charlie and the Chocolate Fa=
ctory
directed by Sergio Iriarte &n=
bsp; produced by Amy Foulkes
February 7th and 8th
7:30 pm
East Woods School
120 N. Hayden Pkwy.
Hudson, Oh
tickets $3.00
entertainment for the ent=
ire family!
thank you for supporting hig=
h school theatre!
mike and ike are cordially i=
nvited to come and say whatever they want afterwards!
The Top 5 Ways =
Northeast Ohio=20
Copes With 6 More Weeks of Winter
5) You go =
to the=20
drive-thru hoping to spill scalding hot McDonald's coffee on your=20
lap.
4) =
Whatever that is on=20
top of Jim Traficant's head just migrated south.
3) Your =
morning ritual=20
includes defrosting your mail.
2) It's so =
cold, Britney=20
Speares has been downgraded from "hot" to "lukewarm."
and the number one way Northeast Ohio =
copes with 6=20
more weeks of winter...
1) You go see =
Point of No Return Improv
this Saturday, =
February 8,=20
7:30 p.m. =
at Quirk Cultural =
Center,=20
1201 Grant =
Street, Cuyahoga=20
Falls.
Tickets are only =
$5!!!! =20
it's smoke-free, =
alcohol-free,=20
family-friendly
and the theatre's =
heated!!!!!!!
For more information, =
call=20
330-686-8789,
or visit www.PNRimprov.com
Feb. 7, 8 & 9 is Cleveland Public Theatre's Big Box Series featuring= Christopher Johnston's new one-act play about long-term relationships
Theories of Relativity
Support your local artists - see a new,= production from a local writer/director, local talent, local artists this w= eekend!
It's not too late!
Come see Cleveland=20 Repertory Project this weekend at Cleveland Public=20 Theatre!
Friday, February 7th =
8:00=20
p.m.
Saturday, February =
8th
8:00=20
p.m.
Sunday, February =
9th
3:00=20
p.m.
Join us in celebrating our 15th=20 Anniversary Season with a performance highlighting works by new = Artistic=20 Director Hernando Cortez.
"The Man and the =
Echo"
"Planet=20
Soup"
"Two Hours That Shook The World"
Call (216) 631-2727 for tickets and=20 information
____________________________________________<= BR>____________________________________________
Jennifer=20 Brosius
Administrative Assistant
The Repertory Project
2140 Lee = Road,=20 Suite 206
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
(216) = 397-3757
(216)=20 397-7872 = FAX
jbrosius at repertoryproject.org
www.RepertoryProject.org=20 ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C2CE94.1C77F360-- From Thackaberr at aol.com Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 From: Thackaberr at aol.com (Thackaberr at aol.com) Date: Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]CHARLEY'S AUNT Rave Review in Scene Magazine from Actors' Summit Message-ID: <7b.959129a.2b753d0f@aol.com> --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MARIE ANDRUSEWICZ The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson with an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-print postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater across the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Charley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masquerade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of oldfangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty set lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of the sexquerade. The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, debating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments appropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role, fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Charley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where the nuts come from." To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, which becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up -- with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surprise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have been neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow. The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comic warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charley's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incarnations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familiar with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack Benny in petticoats for the title role. The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cummings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overall is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Diane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of Babbs's girl Ella. Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-treaders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackman turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Stephen Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasure to watch as Brasset the butler. Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rollicking old-time good time at the theater. --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson w=
ith an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-prin=
t postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater ac=
ross the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Ch=
arley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masqu=
erade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of old=
fangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty se=
t lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of=
the sexquerade.
The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MA=
RIE ANDRUSEWICZ
The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, d=
ebating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects=20=
of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments a=
ppropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is=20=
required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role,=
fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Char=
ley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt=
and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where=20=
the nuts come from."
To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before=
her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors=
of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, whi=
ch becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up --=
with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surpr=
ise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have be=
en neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow.
The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comi=
c warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charle=
y's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incar=
nations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familia=
r with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack=
Benny in petticoats for the title role.
The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven=
fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cu=
mmings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overal=
l is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is=20=
having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Di=
ane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and=20=
Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of B=
abbs's girl Ella.
Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-tre=
aders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility=20=
to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackma=
n turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Steph=
en Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasur=
e to watch as Brasset the butler.
Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed=
to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rol=
licking old-time good time at the theater.
Here are the latest offerings for
The Wordcatcher Workshop in February:
Mac's Backs and Lakewood!!
The Wordcatcher I Workshop
Time: 11-12:30 pm
Date: February 15th at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
Exploring life -expression, goal setting, and creativity through journaling/personal writing. Includes wishwriting session for turning dreams into actionable movements- powerful stuff!
Beginning/advanced writers welcome. Pre-registration necessary -- fee $15 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com**********************
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 1-2:30 pm
Date: February 15th, immediately following the Wordcatcher I Workshop at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com for registration. Will be a class minimum of 5 to hold.TAKE BOTH CLASSES ON FEB 15 11-2:30 p.m. for $30.
********************************
Now Offered In Lakewood-
You must sign up before noon, **Monday February 10th **to take this class!
Please register through Lakewood Community Recreation: 521-4081
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 7-9 pm
Date: February 15th at Lakewood High School, Room 192
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20, includes cost of workbook. Wordcatcher 1 is NOT a prerequisite for this course.
Carolyn Koesters
www.wordcatcher.com
Journal/Poetry Therapy Workshops
Write deep,
Write barefoot,
Write at midnight.
Just write.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1569853889-1044638127=:22983-- From profbobo at neo.rr.com Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 From: profbobo at neo.rr.com (Jeff Holland) Date: Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Mike and Ike Satirical Review of Weathervane's "Arsenic and Old Lace." Message-ID: <001301c2cedb$3bf0ed40$a9b75d18@neo.rr.com> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable WARNING: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW HAS BEEN RATED PG-13 BY DUSTIN DIAMOND. = THE MAN IS ON "STAR DATES." HE OBVIOUSLY NEEDS SOMETHING TO DO. =20 IKE: First off, I wanna go on record as sayin' I didn't even want to = see a show Saturday night. =20 MIKE: They were still doing it; we could still see it. Besides, you = laughed. =20 I: Hell, yeah! Coked up grannies on a rampage. My kinda comedy. =20 M: The grannies were not "coked up." =20 I: Come on, Michael. They were way too happy. And this wasn't no = "I'm completely loopy" happy. This was a happiness born of chemical = dependency. Pretty sure Einstein was stoned. =20 M: Ike. =20 I: Johnathan was on thorazine. Teddy was just havin' a good trip. The = cops were freebasing before they came in. =20 M: What does this have to do with anything? =20 I: They're gonna be arguin' that question for years. =20 M: No, I think it's going to be how'd I get away with it. =20 PAUSE =20 I: I'm gonna figure that one out on the way home, ain't I? =20 M: There is that possibility. =20 PAUSE =20 I: So the set is nice. =20 M: The kind of set you'd want to see a muder mystery/comedy on. =20 I: The kinda set you'd LIKE to see someone die in, though you never do. =20 M: This is also a comedy of mannors. It wouldn't be polite to show = the actual murders. =20 I: Woulda made it a tad more interestin.' =20 M: You were laughing! =20 I: The idea of sister senior serial killers amuses me, what can I say? = Plus it shows a whiny the-ater critic get tied and gagged. He'da been = English, I would'a been in Heaven. =20 M: There was a lot of theatre critic abuse in this, wasn't there. =20 I: Yep. Loved it. =20 M: It was beautiful. =20 I: Killer grannies on uppers and critic bashing! All this show needed = was a monkey in a diaper and it woulda been the best play EVER!!!! =20 M: Let's be fair. It was not perfect. =20 I: We're gonna talk about this, aren't we. =20 M: I feel we need to. =20 M and I:(Together) Jonathan's make up! =20 M: Now in the original run, Boris Karloff played the Brewster who = looked like Boris Karloff, so the joke worked. Now, of course, it's = rather difficult to get Karloff for this role, particularly Community = Theatre productions so some suspension of disbelief is in order. =20 I: Couple of scars, maybe some bruising, I can deal. Makin' him look = like an extra in the zombie scene in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" don't = work! =20 =20 M: The man was scary enough as it was, the make up actually detracted = from his performance and in normal light, when he was trying to be = ominous he just came across as a Batman villain. =20 I: However, when he was in the spooky light and tryin' to be ominous he = freaked the hell outta me. =20 M: It's nice to see Mr. Stillitano doing some legitimate theatre. =20 I: I told him, getting away from Holland was the best thing he could = do. =20 M: He should have been Irish, though. =20 I: Yeah, didn't get that either. I also wanna go on record as sayin' = that Emily Haase, who also used to work with Holland and has escaped = unscathed, has got one of the best secondary jokes in the show. =20 M: The Einstein bit! =20 I: Yeppers. She's got this slow realization take at the end that is = just comic gold. It almost steels the thunder from the best last line = in the-ater history. =20 M: That reminds me, are you thirsty? =20 PAUSE =20 I: Why? =20 M: Just wondering. =20 =20 AND NOW EXTRA SPECIAL GUEST CRITICISM FROM GUEST LIMEY REGINALD J. = SMYTHE SMYTHE (He don't get to talk to us cause we're still mad about = the whole closet deal--Ike) =20 Reginald: (Ahem) Ithankyew. Let is be first stated for the record that I = have nothing against fat gay bikers. wait. sorry... against the portly, = alternatively sexual or those who worship the way of Harley Davidson. = Nor do I have anything against swingers. Apparently someone just did not = understand the Impossible Marriage review's closing comment. More's the = pity. Also, I do hereby apologize for the cruel and unjust treatment of = "Mike and Ike." That is not to say that I am sorry I locked them in a = closet. it merely means that I do understand each of their respective = skills at hygiene and should have taken that into account when choosing = appropriate ventillation. It has been said that Ike has the bathing = habits of a wild boar in July heat, and Michael has a habit of wearing = too much of an aftershave that, with continuous exposure, will result in = irritation of the eyes, dizziness, hallucination and eventually death. = And still this does not qualify as cruel or unjust. However, when I = forced them to listen to their own reviews on a loop as read by James = Lipton being massaged by Leonard Maltin, well. there's only so far a man = should be allowed to go. And I crossed that line. However, that is not = far from the general theme of "Mike and Ike" reviews is it? It has been = remarked that the handling of these reviews has been less than adult, or = immature. I for one agree. And those who have written in turning this = entire situation into a battle for freedom of speech and other lofty = causes? Very bold. Inappropriate, but bold. Not nearly as immature, = inappropriate or bold as having their pictures vandalized and mounted on = a drum kit, but there's only so far we're willing to go. However one = must never forget that "Mike and Ike" reviews are unkind, scathing, = inappropriate, biting, brutally honest, badly written and completely = meant to be a bloody joke! (sigh) Twits.=20 =20 What? =20 Oh, yes. Of course. =20 Arsenic and Old Lace was mildly amusing, mostly pedestrian, predictable = and not very clever. But then again, so is the script. I: Okay, I actually thought he was gonna talk about the play. M: He did see it, didn't he? I: I thought he saw it with you. M: I thought he was with you. I: He didn't even see the damn thing! 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Save the Drama For Your Mama
OR
Just Bring Her With You!
In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy
Charge
Opens at CPT
February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm
Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson
Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes.
Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time!
Tickets Just $10
(And They're Going Fast!)
Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last.
Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit.
A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER
Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253-- From rsummers at kent.edu Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 From: rsummers at kent.edu (Becky Summers) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for The Crucible Message-ID: <3E440321.EC96BDFF@kent.edu> --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS REMINDER Auditions for The Crucible Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10 Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43, Streetsboro, Ohio. For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192. Check out SCT online at www.sct-online.com --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS
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Auditions for The Crucible
Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm
Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm
Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10
Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43,
Streetsboro, Ohio.
For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192.
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From Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
From: Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us (Seaton, Kira)
Date: Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
Subject: [NEohioPAL]My kingdom for a Captain von Trapp
Message-ID: is=20
seeking a Captain von Trapp for their April 24th -May 2nd production of=20
If you=20
are not familiar with the stage show of this classic, Captain Georg does =
a bit=20
more singing than in the movie....
In=20
fact, he has a trio with the Baroness and Max, various "Edelweiss's" and =
"Sound=20
of Music's", other classics
and a=20
neat duet with Maria, "Ordinary Couple" that replaces the more =
cinema-suited=20
"Something Good".
The=20
part is more tailored to a singer than the movie version, =
but is, of =
course, the pivot=20
for the whole plot.
Our=20
Captain Georg von Trapp is a tough-but tender father and widower, =
somewhere=20
around 30-40 in this production,
with a=20
wide singing range, and the acting range to go from commanding =
to=20
bewildered, and from romantic to determined.
If you=20
are tall male, between 25-50 years old, with a good singing voice and =
good=20
acting chops,
please=20
call Scott Posey at 216-738-1846 or at=20
216-625-5911
Oh, and=20
by the way, tall and handsome would also be nice, =
too! (...says the=20
female Music Director)
writing=20
for Robert Ellis, Theatre Manager and Professor of Theatre and=20
Speech
and R.=20
Scott Posey, stage director
For the past few weeks I've had one eye glued to the TV awaiting updates regarding our war/terrorist alert status. Today, I was just as grateful as I was alarmed to hear Attorney General, John Ashcroft recommend that every American citizen visit the Homeland Security wedbsite for information on how we can all prevent, prepare and protect ourselves from another terrorist attack.
As I contemplate the prospect of war in a hyperconscious, yet helpless state of mind, I felt compelled to pass on that very worthwhile website to anyone who may not be aware of it. It is The Department of Homeland Security at http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/
I pray we never have to utilize any of the tips or resources posted there, but I couldn't bare to think that this information may go unnoticed at a time when we may need it most.
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2300 McKinley Ave.
Lakewood, Ohio 44107-5572
Toll Free 866-SCHTICK
Local 216-521-3831
Cellular 216-832-6557
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Fourth Annual The International Symposium for Directors, sponsored by LaMa=
Ma Umbria is a 3-week training program for professional directors, choreogra=
phers and actors. Internationally renowned theatre artists will conduct work=
shops and lecture/demonstrations. During the Symposium, the students will tr=
avel to Perugia, Assisi and other towns to get a taste of Umbrian art and cu=
lture. Performances at the internationally renowned Spoleto Festival are als=
o included. In addition, participating directors may conduct their own works=
hops to share insights and techniques with their colleagues. For more inform=
ation: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.html Maria Irene Fornes - SPONTANEOUS WRITING AND THE DIRECTOR/PL=
AYWRIGHT COLLABORATION Winner of six Obie Awards including one for Sustained=
Achievement, internationally renowned Cuban-born playwright and director Ma=
ria Irene Fornes explores the creative process of both director and playwrig=
ht.
July 10 - July 30, 2003
LaMaMa Umbria International, Spoleto, Italy
Anton Juan - YU-GEN and ESSENCE: SHAPING LANGUAGE IN SPACE Award-winning Fil=
ipino director/playwright Anton Juan does his workshop based on the physical=
ization of meaning and memory. Winner of the Onassis International Prize for=
Theatre, Anton Juan is Director-General of the Dulaang UP Theatre Company a=
nd artistic director of Liknon Arts Center in Athens.
Tina Landau - VISUAL LITERACY (BUILDING ON VIEWPOINTS AND COMPOSITION) Write=
r/director Tina Landau will develop original works expressing a strong point=
of view through visual imagery. Her works include FLOYD COLLINS, SPACE, DRE=
AM TRUE and STONEWALL and the Broadway musical revival, BELLS ARE RINGING. <=
BR>
Jean-Guy Lecat - THEATRICAL SPACE AND THE WORK OF PETER BROOK Jean-Guy Lecat=
has transformed spaces for Peter Brook all over the world as well as consul=
ting on theatres such as the BAM Harvey, the Vivian Beaumont and many others=
. His workshop will take you on a tour of theatre spaces in Umbria as he dis=
cusses the ideal relationship between the director's work and the space. His=
work with Brook will also be presented.
Jean-Claude van Italie - MOVEMENT, BREATH AND THE SPOKEN WORD: GENERATING TH=
EATRE Principal writer for The Open Theatre, early LaMaMa playwright and cen=
tral force in the American theatre of the Sixties, Jean-Claude van Italie wi=
ll use story and dreams to create group theatre pieces with original forms.=20=
Van Italie, author of more than 30 plays and musicals, has received the New=20=
England Theatre Conference Award for Outstanding Achievement in the American=
Theatre.
Wlodzimierz Staniewski - TEXT INTERPRETATION: WORDS, GESTURES AND THE VOCAL=20=
LINE Basing his workshop on ELECTRA, Staniewski, head of the world-renowned=20=
Gardzienice Theatre in Poland, will demonstrate his unique process of text i=
nterpretation leading to a presentation of a composition of selected parts o=
f the play. Gardzienice is "one of the world's premiere experimental theatre=
companies," "a unique world treasure," and "they have had a profound effect=
on theatre throughout the world."
For registration form and further information: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.=
html
or call (212) 620-0703.
~Wild Plum Theater Company~
~invites you~
to spend your
Valentine's Day
weekend with us!
~~~~~~~~~~~
WPTC
in collaboration with
Cleveland Public Theatre BIG [Box] series
presents:
HERS, HIS, MINE & OURS
a festival of three gay, lesbian, bi and transgender one-acts
and lobby gallery showcasing local artists and photographers!!
Never Said by Kim Yaged
Breakdown by Dori Apel
GSI:Gay Sex Investigators by John Kandray
~~~~~~~~~~~
February 14 & 15 at 8pm February 16 at 3pmCleveland Public Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, OH 44102
call (216) 631-2727 for Tickets!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~
Also......
We will be hosting an opening night reception
after the Friday night show!
~~~~~~~~~~~
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Michael Regan
To: main identity
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 1:48 PM
Subject: Irish Rodeo Clowns/ John M. Regan ---6.5=20
RCHS/PDUS-Thursday-2/13/03
Hi all: =20
Just in case =
any of Fred's=20
Network perform or present training on substance abuse/chemical =
dependency=20
and/or family systems, youi may be interested in attending the following =
seminar. It will be held at the Westlake Rec Center THIS THURSDAY, =
2/13/03=20
starting at 8am. Participants may be approved for 6.5 hours of =
continuing=20
education credits (RCHs or PDUs-depending upon your field of=20
specialization?). Twenty dollars includes coffee and a dei style=20
lunch. If you are interested call Ashley at 440-891-3808 to make =
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reservation now.
Thanks, John M. =
Regan, CASAC,=20
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Member, Irish =
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Producers of=20
"Flanagan's Wake"
Dear Friends, =
Please take a =
look at this=20
program coming up Feb 13th, sponsored by Project CARE and US =
Customs. The=20
purpose is to bring law enforcement together with the substance abuse=20
prevention, treatment and educational communities to increase drug =
interdiction=20
while reducing demand through education. Where else can you get =
6.5 credit=20
hours, coffee and lunch for $20? ANY interested party may =
attend. =20
You DO NOT have to be a law enforcement officer, counselor or school =
teacher to=20
benefit from this training. See you on February 13th at the =
Westlake Rec=20
Center.
Please spread =
the word=20
throughout your networks! Attached is the brochure. If you =
cannot=20
open it, below is the cut-n-paste version.
Anne = Marie=20 Peacock
Edge Learning Institute of Ohio
(440) 333-4693
> =
Interdiction &=20
Intervention
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
THE
PLAYERS GUILD THEATRE ANNOUNCES
AUDITIONS
FOR =
1776
Tentative audition dates: April 26 and 27, =
2003
Performances: June 6 -
June 29, 2003
*(possible special performance on Friday, July 4, =
2003)
Directed
by Jerry Lowe
Further
info on dates, times, etc. to be announced and will also be posted on =
our
website at
_____________________________________=
_________________________________________________________________________=
_____________
1001 Market Avenue =
North Canton, Ohio =
44702 Business Office: (330) =
453-7619 Box Office: (330) =
453-7617 www.playersguildtheatre.com For general information, write to
info at playersguildtheatre.com To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to =
audition at playersguildtheatre.com To unsubscribe from the mailing =
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write to audition at playersguildtheatre.com and put =
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the subject field.
MOVIE=20
SOUNDTRACK WANTED (ASAP)
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
Ray Szuch, CEO
WorldEonline.com = (WEO)
North=20 Coast Central casting (NCCC)
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Date: Sun Feb 9 18:15:02 2003
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Top 5 reasons why men should see The Vagina Monologues........Mother, =
Daughter, Sister, Wife, Friend
Valentine's Day, February 14, 2003
V-Concert with Anne E DeChant
Vagina Monologues
V-Art, raffle, photos, food, fun
V-Tickets, $25, Borders Books and Music Stores
Victory over Violence
V-Day Akron
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
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Monologues........Mother, Daughter, =
Sister, Wife,=20
Friend
V
alentine's Day, February 14,=20 2003V
-Concert with Anne E=20 DeChantV
agina = MonologuesV
V
-Tickets, $25, Borders Books = and Music=20 StoresV
ictory over = ViolenceV
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
Montelongo =
Promotions
Mike =
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Dear NeohioPal Members:
Per my telephone conversation with the Cleveland =
Playhouse=20
I am writing you (Fred Sternfeld) seeking a recommendation for =
an=20
individual who would be qualified to help with a musical=20
project. Montelongo Promotions is seeking an =
experienced=20
director or producer to train a local entertainer/singer with=20
established national recognition for over 35 years to learn various =
stage=20
delivery skills. An understanding of old time television comedy =
would be=20
an asset. This entertainer has worked in television and radio in =
the past=20
and already has natural comedic skills.
The show is being developed for dinner =
theaters, casinos,=20
and cruise ships venues. This trainer and consultant would be =
responsible for teaching two entertainers stage presence, pacing, =
timing, and=20
expanding a conceptual comedy idea already in place within the =
framework=20
provided by the creators. The Individual would be required to =
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This opportunity could possibly develop into =
a long term=20
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Interested individuals can contact me via email at =
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Montelongo Promotions
440-567-9295
CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE, 1371 CLAGUE ROAD, WESTLAKE, OH WILL HOLD AUDITIONS FOR GODSPELL ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH AT 7:30 PM AND ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, AT 3:00 PM.
SEEKING ACTORS WHO SING AND ACTORS WHO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT.
PERFORMANCE DATES ARE APRIL 18TH, - MAY 11TH, 2003. OPENS ON GOOD FRIDAY, WITH A SPECIAL PERFORMANCE ON EASTER SUNDAY.
DIRECTOR IS LARRY NEHRING. MUSICAL DIRECTOR IS AMY GOODWIN
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 440-331-0403 WED-SAT 1-6PM
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1330187556-1044283917=:80142-- From RNavisjr at aol.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hiring Costume Coordinator IMMEDIATELY... Message-ID: <63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae@aol.com> --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable. I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested. Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at
Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable.
I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested.
Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary-- From GMaher at tribute.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 From: GMaher at tribute.com (Gary Maher) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hudson Players Open Man of La Mancha this Weekend Message-ID:
Hudson Players to
Open Man of La Mancha
this weekend
The Hudson Players are putting the final touches on the
storied musical Man of La Mancha to be performed at The Barlow Community
Center, on Oviatt St. in Hudson, February 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28 &
March 1. All curtain times are 8 p.m. except for the February 23 performance,
which is a 2 p.m. matinee. Opening night guests are also invited to a reception
after the show at The Reserve Inn of Hudson. Reservations and additional
information are available by calling 330-655-8522.
Directed and staged by well
known area director Wayne Merholz of Solon, Man of La Mancha is a remarkable
show and one of the great theatre successes of our time. It is a
play-within-a-play, based on Cervantes' "Don Quixote" and tells the poignant
story of a dying old man whose impossible dream takes over his mind. It's All
the Same, I, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, I'm Only Thinking of Him, The Impossible
Dream, I Really Like Him and Little Bird remain in your thoughts and
in your soul well after the show is over. Man of La Mancha is a comic
tragedy of mankind's struggle to better both himself and the world in which he
lives. To see life not as it is, but as it ought to be. Man of La Mancha
was the biggest hit of the 1965 Broadway season, when it took Tony Awards for
best musical, score, and libretto.
With musical
direction by Barb Bellamy, The cast of the Hudson Players production
includes Gary Maher as Cervantes/Don Quixote, Bob Fadeley as Sancho, Jim Wolf as
the Duke, Pam LaForce as Aldonza, Claudia Lillibridge as Antonia, Bob Herro as
the Captain, Jerry Schaber as the Inn Keeper, Gail Dowell, the Inn Keeper's
Wife, Linda Ryan as the Housekeeper, Steve Ryan as the Barber, Fig Jankowski as
Padra, Michelle Dolciato as Fermina, Ray Black as Pedro, and Cindy Steele, Stacy
Steele, John Jesenko & Tim Steiner as
Prisoners.
Ticket prices are $12 with senior citizen,
group and student discounts available. Advanced sale tickets are available at
The Learned Owl in Hudson. Reservations can be made by calling 330-655-8522 or
visiting the Hudson Players' website at
www.hudsonplayers.com.
Click here: Traci=
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AMOURGIS &a= mp; KOTLER,
Attorneys & C= ounselors at Law<= BR>
The First Akron Building
611 West Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44303
(330) 535-6650 Fax: (330) 535-2205
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If you are not the intended recipient, or the intended recipient's agent, im= mediately notify the sender by telephone of the erroneous transmission and d= elete this message, in it's entirety, immediately. --part1_79.8d7c940.2b6ffaaa_boundary-- From clement at ncweb.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 From: clement at ncweb.com (Carole Clement) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES benefit Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20030203125456.00a768b0@127.0.0.1> --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer. The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady. A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement. Seating is limited--reserve your seats early. ====================== Production info: Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only Tickets are $50 patrons $20 adults $10 students 13 & older, including college & university Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to East Shore UU Church 10848 Chillicothe Rd Kirtland OH 44094 Questions 440 256-3400 for the church Directions from interstate: From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south. Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6 Directions from Rtes 322, 87, or 422: Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north. The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306. --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties.
Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer.
The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady.
A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement.
Seating is limited--reserve your seats early.
======================
Production info:
Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only
Tickets are
Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to
East Shore UU Church
10848 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland OH 44094
Questions 440 256-3400 for the church
From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south.
Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6
Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north.
The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306.
--=====================_6200594==_.ALT-- From MurphyGopal at aol.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 From: MurphyGopal at aol.com (MurphyGopal at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Guitar Lessons Message-ID: <6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3@aol.com> --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available..... call 216-965-9557 for information --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available.....
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--part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary-- From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Tricks of the Trade: Career Development Workshops" Message-ID: <1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823@aol.com> --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ITEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio REGISTER NOW . . . for upcoming "Tricks of the Trade: Actor's Career Development" Workshops All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM . Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre, On-camera & Voiceover Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be prepared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script. After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's & Don'ts of what to do next. . Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques (commercial & industrial for radio & TV) Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Commercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as it looks. . Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial, industrial & film) There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how to adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs. . Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage, On-camera & Voiceover Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to the details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, and more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers & comedians, too. [NO session 3/15.] . Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade" Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo Tapes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by knowing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will need. . Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. You will have to know about the following to increase your chances of being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams," Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses. . Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work. Fee: $20.00 per session. $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. Major Credit cards accepted. (Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.) Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session. Call (216) 561-8608 to register. Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, 19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122. --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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TEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio
for upcoming
"Tricks of the Trade:&nbs=
p; Actor's Career Development" Workshops
All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
. Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre,=
On-camera & Voiceover
Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how=
auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be p=
repared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script.=
After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's &=20=
Don'ts of what to do next.
. Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques
&nbs=
p; (commercia=
l & industrial for radio & TV)
Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep=
the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Co=
mmercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require=20=
unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as=20=
it looks.
. Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial,=20=
industrial & film)
There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. =
Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film=
different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how t=
o adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs.=
. Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage,
Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' =
; Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to t=
he details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with l=
anguage and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, a=
nd more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers &=
; comedians, too.
[NO session 3/15.]
. Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade"
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo T=
apes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by kn=
owing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will ne=
ed.
. Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics
Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. =
; You will have to know about the following to increase your chances o=
f being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=
Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independ=
ent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
. Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" <=
BR>
Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make th=
at Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets.=
Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, R=
esources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" an=
d developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work.=
Fee: $20.00 per session. &nbs=
p; $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. &=
nbsp; Major Credit cards accepted.
(Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.)
Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session.=
Call (216) 561-8608 to register.
Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio,
19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122.
Daniel Ensel
1926 - 2002
We just received word of = the passing of=20 Dan Ensel. He died 30 December 2002, at age 76 in Portland,=20 Maine.
Dan served on =
the
He=20 received his bachelor=92s degree from Cleveland State and his masters = degree from=20 Kent State.
A memorial service will be =
held on 16=20
March 2003, 3pm, at the =
Cleveland Heights=20
Jewish C
John Buck,=20 Jr.
Actors'=20 Equity Liaison
WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Presents a Special Event
God's Trombones
An Evening of African American Folklore & Music
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to offer this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. This event will be presented Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. AND Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. on the Weathervane stage. GOD'S TROMBONES is a dramatization of African American plays and poems woven together with music and dance and directed by Reva Golden. This special collection was presented in October as part of Weathervane's Sundays at Seven: Salon Reading Series to an enthusiastic audience. The standing-room-only crowd convinced Executive Director Elynmarie Kazle, to revive the piece so that more people could enjoy it. GOD'S TROMBONES is sure to inspire, entertain and spiritually uplift those who attend.
Cast members include Edra Frazier, Taba Aleem, Bobby Gulley, Patricia Jackson, Myron Lewis, Margo Miner, Beaugard O'Neal, Kym Whitehead, Autume Fly, Dyan Turner, Erica Parms, Cara Parker, Danielle Roberts, Deangelo McCray, Sashari Bell, Damarcus McCray, Ebony Hodges, Chanel Hodges, Anthony Bell, Rebecca Golden, Claudia Sims, Sara Lute, Renee Boldes, Ramone Scott and Debra Hodges. Musical Director is Clifton Mosely with choreographer Everet Deck.
Join us Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. or Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. for this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. General Admission adult tickets are $10, Children 12 and under $8. Purchase by phone at 330-836-2626 with Visa, MasterCard or Discover. Ticket Office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Auditions
at
THE BECK CENTER
- - - - - - - - - -&nb= sp; - - - - - - - - - =20= - -
The ultimate "Actor's Musical" comes to Beck=20= Center for the Arts for the Summer of 2003! Auditions will be held on the fo= llowing three evenings:
&nbs= p; Sunday, Feb. 23rd at 7PM
&nbs= p; Monday, Feb. 24th at 7PM &= nbsp; and
&nbs= p; Tuesday, Feb. 25th at 7PM
There are roles for 25 men and 2 women. (Hold tight women of the Cleveland s= tage---2003/2004 will bring more variety for you at Beck!)
The age range for the men is 25 to 75, with a few roles as young as 17. The=20= women are 25-40. All roles are open except John Adams, which=20= will be be played by Greg Violand. No other AEA contracts are= anticipated, but union actors are free to audition.
Please prepare one brief vocal selection. An accom- pianist will be provided= . Sheet music is preferred, but a capella will be accepted. There will be a=20= very short movement audition...as little is required in the show.
1776 will run Ju= ly 11th thru August 10th in our Main-
Stage Karl Mackey Theatre. Rehearsals will begin in early June. All actors 1= 8 and over are paid for their participation.
No appointments are necessary. If you have further questions, please respond= to this e-mail, or call Scott Spence, Beck Center Artistic Director and Dir= ector for
1776 at 216-521-= 2540 x239
Also, please bring a thorough list of any conflicts you might have wi= th the rehearsal process to your audition.
Thank You!
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The Players Guild =
Theatre
in Canton presents as part of its Studio Theatre =
Series,
=A0Tom Eyen's classic camp women's prison play, =
=93WOMEN BEHIND =
BARS=94
=A0February 21, 22, 28 and March 1 at 8 PM. =
=A0=93Women Behind =
Bars=94 takes place in the Women's House =
of
Detention in New York and is a
send-up of female prison movies =
(=93Caged,=94 etc.)=85.=A0
Written by: =
Tom Eyen
Directed
by: Carla Derr
Tickets
are $10 (tickets will be available at the door; sorry, no advance ticket =
sales
for this show).
NOTE: This play contains =
very strong
language and adult themes and may be offensive to =
some.
=
(Produced
by special arrangement with Samuel French, =
Inc).
=
THE CAST:
CHERI=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 JENNIFER =
JETER
MARY=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 PAT
PAULUS
JOJO=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 TRACEY
PEYTON
GUADALUPE=A0=A0 MARG
STOCKER
LOUISE=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 KRIS
FURLAN
GLORIA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 MARGENE
RANNIGAN
MATRON=A0=A0=A0=A0 ESTHER
THOMAS
BLANCHE=A0=A0=A0 JODI
WILSON
GRANNY=A0=A0=A0=A0 LOIS
TOLLEY
ADA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 SHARON
GEIER
MAN=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 BARRY =
WAKSER
Please call (330) 453-7619 for =
more
information or visit us online at
www.playersguildtheatre.com<=
/a>
__________________________________=
________________________________________________________________
The Players Guild =
Theatre
1001 Market Avenue =
North
Canton, Ohio =
44702
Business Office: (330) =
453-7619
Box Office: (330) =
453-7617
www.playersguildtheatre.com
For general information, write to info at playersguildtheatre.com=
To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
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list, please
write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
and put "unsubscribe" in the subject =
field.
Cleveland, OH - =
=93Refreshing!=94=20
=93I=92m going to see you on Leno!=94 =93This play was the highlight of =
the evening!=94=20
=93This is so unique and exciting=94. These are just a few of the =
comments heard=20
after seeing previews of =93I=92m Just=20
Me...Mary=94.
A comedy about the = Virgin=20 Mary? Unheard of! Absurd!! It=92s never been done! Until now...finally, = Mary takes=20 on new life as =91she talks...and you listen=92. See the new and = improved version of=20 ...=93how it COULD have happened=94. Using flashbacks and an = occasional foray=20 into a few other characters like the angel Gabriel, Jesus, Joseph etc., = Mary=20 entertains with humorous insights into the life of a simple Jewish woman = who was=20 chosen to raise, the PERFECT child. She exclaims to Gabriel, =93What = do you=20 mean I=92m pregnant, don=92t you have to be in the same room = together??=94 Toto=20 we're not in Kansas anymore! This isn't the calm serene picture of piety = Mary=20 that you are used to seeing. The new Mary will tickle your funny bone = with gems=20 of wisdom, and witicisms, she will make you think and wonder at.......T = h=20 e r e e e e s t o f t h = e s=20 t o r y.
Be there for the = premiere=20 showcase of "I'm Just Me...Mary".
Kathie = Dice
There will be a special on the Irish in Cleveland on a couple of =
cable=20
networks next Wednesday, 2/12/03 at 7pm. Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. =
will=20
host. Featured will be John Myers, Esq., Ancient Order of =
Hibernians,=20
Regina Costello, Irish Archivist, WRHS and yours truly John M. Regan, =
"Irish=20
Rodeo Clowns, LLC-Cleveland Producers of "Flanagan's Wake".
This project was a collaborative effort between Cuyahoga Community =
College,=20
Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. and SMART TV Live. The SMART TV Live =
broadcasts=20
will air on Adelphia digital channels 24 and Cox Cable 82=20
networks. This is part of the series titled, Cleveland's =
Diversity,=20
Historic & Contemporary Cultures, Their Struggles & =
Contributions. =20
The series starts on Wednesday, 2/5/03 with the German Octoberfest and =
ends on=20
Wednesday April 9th with the Pakistani and Albanians.
If you get the opportunity to see this, please let me know what you =
think=20
of it. Thank you, JMR
Staged Readings will be held at Cabaret Dada (1210 W. 6th street)
Don't miss this great opportunity to hear new works by local playwrights= being read by local actors. there will also be a "Q&A" session with the= authors afterwards.
Suggested donations: $5.00
Please help support the future of Cleveland's Theatrical community.
Note: This is an ongoing program. We are in continuous need of new works= being submitted and available actors. If you are interested contact Russel=20= Stich at Somedada at aol.com or (216)696-4242 ... or just stop by this evening.
Thanks --part1_b4.17e555e3.2b728a8a_boundary-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Coming Soon to the Warren Smith Gallery -- VISCERAL VISUALS Message-ID:
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS
THE SECOND ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE BIRTHDAY BENEFIT
AT GREAT LAKES BREWING COMPANY
NEWS RELEASE 2/5/2003
Contact: Jennifer Clifford, Benefit Co-Chair
Phone: (216) 240-1113
For release: Immediately
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival celebrates the 439th b= irthday of William Shakespeare on Friday, April 25, 2003 beginning at 7 PM a= t Great Lakes Brewing Company, 2516 Market Avenue in Cleveland.
Party highlights include a performance by "2 Skinny = Dorks" (named #1 band of 2002 by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), a sil= ent auction, and a birthday cake for the Bard. Free valet parking will= be provided.
This event will celebrate the birth of William Shakespear= e (b. April 23, 1564 - by tradition) and kick off the CSF's sixth summer sea= son. Come eat, drink, and be merry with us!
Tickets are $30 per person or $50 per couple. Reservation= s can be made by calling Jennifer Clifford (benefit co-chair) at (216) 240-1= 113.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival is dedicated to produc= ing exceptional, accessible theater, drawing influence from the works of Wil= liam Shakespeare. We celebrate the talents of local artists in all asp= ects of production, and excite contemporary audiences with the timeless them= es of great theatre. We offer free summer performances in a festive at= mosphere, educational outreach programs, and creative collaborations with ot= her groups.
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
P.O. Box 771430, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
email - info at cleveshakes.org
web site - http://www.cleveshakes.org
phone - (216) 732-3311
--MS_Mac_OE_3127312064_1145202_MIME_Part-- From gidget330 at yahoo.com Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 From: gidget330 at yahoo.com (Bridget Tharp) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Vagina Monologues auditions Feb 12-13 Message-ID: <20030205195447.33867.qmail@web14205.mail.yahoo.com> --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues. Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song. Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre. All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US! Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues.
Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song.
Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre.
All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US!
Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions!
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HERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Celebrates 500th Mainstage Production with
THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Sponsored by Community AIDS Network
Weathervane Playhouse is proud to announce its 500th Mainstage productio=
n, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, a drama written by Moises Kaufman and the Members of=
the Tectonic Theater Project. The play will be performed February 26=20=
through March 15, 2003. In November 1998, ten New Yorkers traveled to=20=
the town of Laramie, Wyoming. They were there to explore a crime and a=
town. Over the next 18 months, they conducted over 200 interviews wit=
h the people of Laramie. The result is a play of beauty and pain; abou=
t hate, hope, fear and courage.
Matthew Shepard was a 21-year-old gay student at the University of Wyomi=
ng. One night he was beaten, robbed and left for dead by two local roo=
fers who offered him a ride home from a local bar. He was discovered 1=
8 hours later, tied to a wooden fence on the outskirts of town. The ev=
ent became a worldwide media headline and five days later Matthew Shepard di=
ed in a Colorado hospital. THE LARAMIE PROJECT examines homophobia, cl=
ass distinctions and cowboy culture by blending the chronology of the case w=
ith the anger, confusion, sadness and embarrassment it left behind. Th=
e play questions whether Laramie, or the nation, has changed as a result of=20=
this crime.
In 1935, Weathervane's four founders, Grace Hower Crawford, Laurine Schw=
an, Helen Troesch and Muriel MacLachlan, ventured away from the Women's City=
Club Theater with a vision to provide innovative theater and new works for=20=
our community. Using the talents of volunteers, Weathervane has contin=
ued to honor their vision with new comedies, challenging mysteries, edgy dra=
mas and musicals. During its first season at "The Barn" on Marshall Av=
enue, 17 plays, including Elmer Rice's avant garde "The Adding Machine", wer=
e presented. Weathervane has also presented new plays a season or two after=20=
their New York premieres. Weathervane was the first non-professional t=
heater to stage "The Fantasticks" in 1961. Our most recent production,=
"Arsenic and Old Lace", has been presented three times, the first while it=20=
was still playing in New York in 1942.
Weathervane also risks presenting some controversial works on its Mainst=
age and in the Salon Reading Series. During "Watch on the Rhine" in 19=
76, a swastika was painted on the building and director Bob Belfance's car w=
as set on fire. Letters to editors of local newspapers flooded newsroo=
ms when we presented "That Championship Season" in 1976 and "The Perfect Par=
ty" in 1988. The public both cheered and decried Weathervane's challen=
ge to the status quo. These plays and others have sparked discussions=20=
on the role of theater in educating the public. The groundbreaking, ga=
y-themed "The Boys in the Band" was presented on Stage Two in 1978 and this=20=
presentation of THE LARAMIE PROJECT continues the risk of presenting controv=
ersial plays.
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, the story of an American town - a true story, by Mo=
ises Kaufman and the Members of the Tectonic Theater Project, at Weathervane=
Playhouse February 26 through March15, 2003. Low-cost preview=20=
performances on Wednesday and Thursday, February 26 & 27 with official o=
pening on Friday, February 28. This play contains ADULT language=
and subject matter and is suitable for high school students and adults.=
THE LARAMIE PROJECT is sponsored by Community AIDS Network.
Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Ca=
ll between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $17=20=
($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for senior citizens & students) As=
k us about our "student rush" program.
Lakeland Theatre presents
The Imaginary Invalid
by Moliere
Friday, February 7 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 8 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 9 @ 7:00 PM
Friday, February 14 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 15 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 16 @ 2:00PM
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets/Lights by Keith Nagy Costumes by Alison Hernan
Featuring Andrew Narten, John Galbriath and Susan McGarry
For ticket information and reservations call 440.953.7034. Adults $10;Students/Seniors $8. Lakeland Theatre is on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East to second exit Rt #306. Take a right onto Rt #306 to first traffic light. Turn left into LCC. Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Free parking.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1060211277-1044551655=:55133-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland Auditions for INTO THE WOODS Message-ID: <20030206172526.95637.qmail@web13108.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's INTO THE WOODS Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED. Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid. Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003. For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's
INTO THE WOODS
Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment
Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot.
Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED.
Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams
Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid.
Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003.
For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034.
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Crew Productions
will be holding Auditions for
Lunacy:
A Bathroom Trilogy
By: Richard Turtle
Directed by Rob Peck
On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th
From 7-9 pm
At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa
1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District
2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45
Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added)
Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702
or walk in.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859-- From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Denny Carleton FREE Coffeehouse Concert at Fine Arts Message-ID: <001b01c2ce25$9c3620a0$9900a8c0@FineArts> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A FREE Coffeehouse Concert featuring Denny Carleton & Friends will be held Saturday, February 8, 2003 8:00-11:00 PM The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Avenue Willoughby, Ohio (on the campus of The Andrews School) Guest Performers Denny Carleton Mike Winnery (formerly of The Rockers) Chuck Lynn Dominic Apolito Mike Humphrey Art Lazar Ed Mills PJ Phillips Chris Butcher Kan Klawon Carol Linsenmeier Musical Selections will include: Music from Denny's "Whiskey Island" CD Acoustic versions of music from the Swing Era Roy Orbison Bluegrass Gospel, reminiscent of "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?" Specs: The concert is FREE and open to the public On-site parking is FREE Fine Arts is barrier free Intimate and casual coffeehouse atmosphere in the Main Gallery Java and refreshments available for purchase Stop in for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire evening. NEXT COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT: Saturday, April 26, 2003 ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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The Hudson High School Drama=
Department
invites you to take a journey into a world of Pure Imagination
Charlie and the Chocolate Fa=
ctory
directed by Sergio Iriarte &n=
bsp; produced by Amy Foulkes
February 7th and 8th
7:30 pm
East Woods School
120 N. Hayden Pkwy.
Hudson, Oh
tickets $3.00
entertainment for the ent=
ire family!
thank you for supporting hig=
h school theatre!
mike and ike are cordially i=
nvited to come and say whatever they want afterwards!
The Top 5 Ways =
Northeast Ohio=20
Copes With 6 More Weeks of Winter
5) You go =
to the=20
drive-thru hoping to spill scalding hot McDonald's coffee on your=20
lap.
4) =
Whatever that is on=20
top of Jim Traficant's head just migrated south.
3) Your =
morning ritual=20
includes defrosting your mail.
2) It's so =
cold, Britney=20
Speares has been downgraded from "hot" to "lukewarm."
and the number one way Northeast Ohio =
copes with 6=20
more weeks of winter...
1) You go see =
Point of No Return Improv
this Saturday, =
February 8,=20
7:30 p.m. =
at Quirk Cultural =
Center,=20
1201 Grant =
Street, Cuyahoga=20
Falls.
Tickets are only =
$5!!!! =20
it's smoke-free, =
alcohol-free,=20
family-friendly
and the theatre's =
heated!!!!!!!
For more information, =
call=20
330-686-8789,
or visit www.PNRimprov.com
Feb. 7, 8 & 9 is Cleveland Public Theatre's Big Box Series featuring= Christopher Johnston's new one-act play about long-term relationships
Theories of Relativity
Support your local artists - see a new,= production from a local writer/director, local talent, local artists this w= eekend!
It's not too late!
Come see Cleveland=20 Repertory Project this weekend at Cleveland Public=20 Theatre!
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Saturday, February =
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p.m.
Sunday, February =
9th
3:00=20
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Join us in celebrating our 15th=20 Anniversary Season with a performance highlighting works by new = Artistic=20 Director Hernando Cortez.
"The Man and the =
Echo"
"Planet=20
Soup"
"Two Hours That Shook The World"
Call (216) 631-2727 for tickets and=20 information
____________________________________________<= BR>____________________________________________
Jennifer=20 Brosius
Administrative Assistant
The Repertory Project
2140 Lee = Road,=20 Suite 206
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(216) = 397-3757
(216)=20 397-7872 = FAX
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www.RepertoryProject.org=20 ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C2CE94.1C77F360-- From Thackaberr at aol.com Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 From: Thackaberr at aol.com (Thackaberr at aol.com) Date: Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]CHARLEY'S AUNT Rave Review in Scene Magazine from Actors' Summit Message-ID: <7b.959129a.2b753d0f@aol.com> --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MARIE ANDRUSEWICZ The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson with an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-print postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater across the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Charley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masquerade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of oldfangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty set lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of the sexquerade. The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, debating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments appropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role, fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Charley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where the nuts come from." To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, which becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up -- with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surprise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have been neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow. The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comic warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charley's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incarnations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familiar with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack Benny in petticoats for the title role. The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cummings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overall is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Diane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of Babbs's girl Ella. Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-treaders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackman turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Stephen Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasure to watch as Brasset the butler. Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rollicking old-time good time at the theater. --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson w=
ith an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-prin=
t postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater ac=
ross the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Ch=
arley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masqu=
erade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of old=
fangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty se=
t lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of=
the sexquerade.
The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MA=
RIE ANDRUSEWICZ
The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, d=
ebating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects=20=
of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments a=
ppropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is=20=
required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role,=
fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Char=
ley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt=
and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where=20=
the nuts come from."
To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before=
her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors=
of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, whi=
ch becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up --=
with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surpr=
ise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have be=
en neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow.
The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comi=
c warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charle=
y's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incar=
nations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familia=
r with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack=
Benny in petticoats for the title role.
The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven=
fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cu=
mmings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overal=
l is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is=20=
having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Di=
ane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and=20=
Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of B=
abbs's girl Ella.
Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-tre=
aders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility=20=
to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackma=
n turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Steph=
en Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasur=
e to watch as Brasset the butler.
Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed=
to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rol=
licking old-time good time at the theater.
Here are the latest offerings for
The Wordcatcher Workshop in February:
Mac's Backs and Lakewood!!
The Wordcatcher I Workshop
Time: 11-12:30 pm
Date: February 15th at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
Exploring life -expression, goal setting, and creativity through journaling/personal writing. Includes wishwriting session for turning dreams into actionable movements- powerful stuff!
Beginning/advanced writers welcome. Pre-registration necessary -- fee $15 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com**********************
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 1-2:30 pm
Date: February 15th, immediately following the Wordcatcher I Workshop at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com for registration. Will be a class minimum of 5 to hold.TAKE BOTH CLASSES ON FEB 15 11-2:30 p.m. for $30.
********************************
Now Offered In Lakewood-
You must sign up before noon, **Monday February 10th **to take this class!
Please register through Lakewood Community Recreation: 521-4081
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 7-9 pm
Date: February 15th at Lakewood High School, Room 192
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20, includes cost of workbook. Wordcatcher 1 is NOT a prerequisite for this course.
Carolyn Koesters
www.wordcatcher.com
Journal/Poetry Therapy Workshops
Write deep,
Write barefoot,
Write at midnight.
Just write.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1569853889-1044638127=:22983-- From profbobo at neo.rr.com Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 From: profbobo at neo.rr.com (Jeff Holland) Date: Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Mike and Ike Satirical Review of Weathervane's "Arsenic and Old Lace." Message-ID: <001301c2cedb$3bf0ed40$a9b75d18@neo.rr.com> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable WARNING: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW HAS BEEN RATED PG-13 BY DUSTIN DIAMOND. = THE MAN IS ON "STAR DATES." HE OBVIOUSLY NEEDS SOMETHING TO DO. =20 IKE: First off, I wanna go on record as sayin' I didn't even want to = see a show Saturday night. =20 MIKE: They were still doing it; we could still see it. Besides, you = laughed. =20 I: Hell, yeah! Coked up grannies on a rampage. My kinda comedy. =20 M: The grannies were not "coked up." =20 I: Come on, Michael. They were way too happy. And this wasn't no = "I'm completely loopy" happy. This was a happiness born of chemical = dependency. Pretty sure Einstein was stoned. =20 M: Ike. =20 I: Johnathan was on thorazine. Teddy was just havin' a good trip. The = cops were freebasing before they came in. =20 M: What does this have to do with anything? =20 I: They're gonna be arguin' that question for years. =20 M: No, I think it's going to be how'd I get away with it. =20 PAUSE =20 I: I'm gonna figure that one out on the way home, ain't I? =20 M: There is that possibility. =20 PAUSE =20 I: So the set is nice. =20 M: The kind of set you'd want to see a muder mystery/comedy on. =20 I: The kinda set you'd LIKE to see someone die in, though you never do. =20 M: This is also a comedy of mannors. It wouldn't be polite to show = the actual murders. =20 I: Woulda made it a tad more interestin.' =20 M: You were laughing! =20 I: The idea of sister senior serial killers amuses me, what can I say? = Plus it shows a whiny the-ater critic get tied and gagged. He'da been = English, I would'a been in Heaven. =20 M: There was a lot of theatre critic abuse in this, wasn't there. =20 I: Yep. Loved it. =20 M: It was beautiful. =20 I: Killer grannies on uppers and critic bashing! All this show needed = was a monkey in a diaper and it woulda been the best play EVER!!!! =20 M: Let's be fair. It was not perfect. =20 I: We're gonna talk about this, aren't we. =20 M: I feel we need to. =20 M and I:(Together) Jonathan's make up! =20 M: Now in the original run, Boris Karloff played the Brewster who = looked like Boris Karloff, so the joke worked. Now, of course, it's = rather difficult to get Karloff for this role, particularly Community = Theatre productions so some suspension of disbelief is in order. =20 I: Couple of scars, maybe some bruising, I can deal. Makin' him look = like an extra in the zombie scene in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" don't = work! =20 =20 M: The man was scary enough as it was, the make up actually detracted = from his performance and in normal light, when he was trying to be = ominous he just came across as a Batman villain. =20 I: However, when he was in the spooky light and tryin' to be ominous he = freaked the hell outta me. =20 M: It's nice to see Mr. Stillitano doing some legitimate theatre. =20 I: I told him, getting away from Holland was the best thing he could = do. =20 M: He should have been Irish, though. =20 I: Yeah, didn't get that either. I also wanna go on record as sayin' = that Emily Haase, who also used to work with Holland and has escaped = unscathed, has got one of the best secondary jokes in the show. =20 M: The Einstein bit! =20 I: Yeppers. She's got this slow realization take at the end that is = just comic gold. It almost steels the thunder from the best last line = in the-ater history. =20 M: That reminds me, are you thirsty? =20 PAUSE =20 I: Why? =20 M: Just wondering. =20 =20 AND NOW EXTRA SPECIAL GUEST CRITICISM FROM GUEST LIMEY REGINALD J. = SMYTHE SMYTHE (He don't get to talk to us cause we're still mad about = the whole closet deal--Ike) =20 Reginald: (Ahem) Ithankyew. Let is be first stated for the record that I = have nothing against fat gay bikers. wait. sorry... against the portly, = alternatively sexual or those who worship the way of Harley Davidson. = Nor do I have anything against swingers. Apparently someone just did not = understand the Impossible Marriage review's closing comment. More's the = pity. Also, I do hereby apologize for the cruel and unjust treatment of = "Mike and Ike." That is not to say that I am sorry I locked them in a = closet. it merely means that I do understand each of their respective = skills at hygiene and should have taken that into account when choosing = appropriate ventillation. It has been said that Ike has the bathing = habits of a wild boar in July heat, and Michael has a habit of wearing = too much of an aftershave that, with continuous exposure, will result in = irritation of the eyes, dizziness, hallucination and eventually death. = And still this does not qualify as cruel or unjust. However, when I = forced them to listen to their own reviews on a loop as read by James = Lipton being massaged by Leonard Maltin, well. there's only so far a man = should be allowed to go. And I crossed that line. However, that is not = far from the general theme of "Mike and Ike" reviews is it? It has been = remarked that the handling of these reviews has been less than adult, or = immature. I for one agree. And those who have written in turning this = entire situation into a battle for freedom of speech and other lofty = causes? Very bold. Inappropriate, but bold. Not nearly as immature, = inappropriate or bold as having their pictures vandalized and mounted on = a drum kit, but there's only so far we're willing to go. However one = must never forget that "Mike and Ike" reviews are unkind, scathing, = inappropriate, biting, brutally honest, badly written and completely = meant to be a bloody joke! (sigh) Twits.=20 =20 What? =20 Oh, yes. Of course. =20 Arsenic and Old Lace was mildly amusing, mostly pedestrian, predictable = and not very clever. But then again, so is the script. I: Okay, I actually thought he was gonna talk about the play. M: He did see it, didn't he? I: I thought he saw it with you. M: I thought he was with you. I: He didn't even see the damn thing! 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Add photos to your e-mail with MSN=20 8. Get 2 months FREE*. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720-- From iorhino at yahoo.com Fri Feb 7 14:37:09 2003 From: iorhino at yahoo.com (Greg Vovos) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:37:09 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Seek Shelter in CPT's BIG [BOX] in 2 Weeks! Message-ID: <20030207194152.55562.qmail@web20802.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Save the Drama For Your Mama OR Just Bring Her With You! In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy Charge Opens at CPT February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes. Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time! Tickets Just $10 (And They're Going Fast!) Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last. Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit. A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Save the Drama For Your Mama
OR
Just Bring Her With You!
In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy
Charge
Opens at CPT
February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm
Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson
Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes.
Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time!
Tickets Just $10
(And They're Going Fast!)
Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last.
Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit.
A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER
Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253-- From rsummers at kent.edu Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 From: rsummers at kent.edu (Becky Summers) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for The Crucible Message-ID: <3E440321.EC96BDFF@kent.edu> --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS REMINDER Auditions for The Crucible Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10 Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43, Streetsboro, Ohio. For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192. Check out SCT online at www.sct-online.com --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS
REMINDER
Auditions for The Crucible
Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm
Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm
Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10
Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43,
Streetsboro, Ohio.
For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192.
Check out SCT online at www.sct-online.com
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From Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
From: Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us (Seaton, Kira)
Date: Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
Subject: [NEohioPAL]My kingdom for a Captain von Trapp
Message-ID: is=20
seeking a Captain von Trapp for their April 24th -May 2nd production of=20
If you=20
are not familiar with the stage show of this classic, Captain Georg does =
a bit=20
more singing than in the movie....
In=20
fact, he has a trio with the Baroness and Max, various "Edelweiss's" and =
"Sound=20
of Music's", other classics
and a=20
neat duet with Maria, "Ordinary Couple" that replaces the more =
cinema-suited=20
"Something Good".
The=20
part is more tailored to a singer than the movie version, =
but is, of =
course, the pivot=20
for the whole plot.
Our=20
Captain Georg von Trapp is a tough-but tender father and widower, =
somewhere=20
around 30-40 in this production,
with a=20
wide singing range, and the acting range to go from commanding =
to=20
bewildered, and from romantic to determined.
If you=20
are tall male, between 25-50 years old, with a good singing voice and =
good=20
acting chops,
please=20
call Scott Posey at 216-738-1846 or at=20
216-625-5911
Oh, and=20
by the way, tall and handsome would also be nice, =
too! (...says the=20
female Music Director)
writing=20
for Robert Ellis, Theatre Manager and Professor of Theatre and=20
Speech
and R.=20
Scott Posey, stage director
For the past few weeks I've had one eye glued to the TV awaiting updates regarding our war/terrorist alert status. Today, I was just as grateful as I was alarmed to hear Attorney General, John Ashcroft recommend that every American citizen visit the Homeland Security wedbsite for information on how we can all prevent, prepare and protect ourselves from another terrorist attack.
As I contemplate the prospect of war in a hyperconscious, yet helpless state of mind, I felt compelled to pass on that very worthwhile website to anyone who may not be aware of it. It is The Department of Homeland Security at http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/
I pray we never have to utilize any of the tips or resources posted there, but I couldn't bare to think that this information may go unnoticed at a time when we may need it most.
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Lakewood, Ohio 44107-5572
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Fourth Annual The International Symposium for Directors, sponsored by LaMa=
Ma Umbria is a 3-week training program for professional directors, choreogra=
phers and actors. Internationally renowned theatre artists will conduct work=
shops and lecture/demonstrations. During the Symposium, the students will tr=
avel to Perugia, Assisi and other towns to get a taste of Umbrian art and cu=
lture. Performances at the internationally renowned Spoleto Festival are als=
o included. In addition, participating directors may conduct their own works=
hops to share insights and techniques with their colleagues. For more inform=
ation: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.html Maria Irene Fornes - SPONTANEOUS WRITING AND THE DIRECTOR/PL=
AYWRIGHT COLLABORATION Winner of six Obie Awards including one for Sustained=
Achievement, internationally renowned Cuban-born playwright and director Ma=
ria Irene Fornes explores the creative process of both director and playwrig=
ht.
July 10 - July 30, 2003
LaMaMa Umbria International, Spoleto, Italy
Anton Juan - YU-GEN and ESSENCE: SHAPING LANGUAGE IN SPACE Award-winning Fil=
ipino director/playwright Anton Juan does his workshop based on the physical=
ization of meaning and memory. Winner of the Onassis International Prize for=
Theatre, Anton Juan is Director-General of the Dulaang UP Theatre Company a=
nd artistic director of Liknon Arts Center in Athens.
Tina Landau - VISUAL LITERACY (BUILDING ON VIEWPOINTS AND COMPOSITION) Write=
r/director Tina Landau will develop original works expressing a strong point=
of view through visual imagery. Her works include FLOYD COLLINS, SPACE, DRE=
AM TRUE and STONEWALL and the Broadway musical revival, BELLS ARE RINGING. <=
BR>
Jean-Guy Lecat - THEATRICAL SPACE AND THE WORK OF PETER BROOK Jean-Guy Lecat=
has transformed spaces for Peter Brook all over the world as well as consul=
ting on theatres such as the BAM Harvey, the Vivian Beaumont and many others=
. His workshop will take you on a tour of theatre spaces in Umbria as he dis=
cusses the ideal relationship between the director's work and the space. His=
work with Brook will also be presented.
Jean-Claude van Italie - MOVEMENT, BREATH AND THE SPOKEN WORD: GENERATING TH=
EATRE Principal writer for The Open Theatre, early LaMaMa playwright and cen=
tral force in the American theatre of the Sixties, Jean-Claude van Italie wi=
ll use story and dreams to create group theatre pieces with original forms.=20=
Van Italie, author of more than 30 plays and musicals, has received the New=20=
England Theatre Conference Award for Outstanding Achievement in the American=
Theatre.
Wlodzimierz Staniewski - TEXT INTERPRETATION: WORDS, GESTURES AND THE VOCAL=20=
LINE Basing his workshop on ELECTRA, Staniewski, head of the world-renowned=20=
Gardzienice Theatre in Poland, will demonstrate his unique process of text i=
nterpretation leading to a presentation of a composition of selected parts o=
f the play. Gardzienice is "one of the world's premiere experimental theatre=
companies," "a unique world treasure," and "they have had a profound effect=
on theatre throughout the world."
For registration form and further information: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.=
html
or call (212) 620-0703.
~Wild Plum Theater Company~
~invites you~
to spend your
Valentine's Day
weekend with us!
~~~~~~~~~~~
WPTC
in collaboration with
Cleveland Public Theatre BIG [Box] series
presents:
HERS, HIS, MINE & OURS
a festival of three gay, lesbian, bi and transgender one-acts
and lobby gallery showcasing local artists and photographers!!
Never Said by Kim Yaged
Breakdown by Dori Apel
GSI:Gay Sex Investigators by John Kandray
~~~~~~~~~~~
February 14 & 15 at 8pm February 16 at 3pmCleveland Public Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, OH 44102
call (216) 631-2727 for Tickets!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~
Also......
We will be hosting an opening night reception
after the Friday night show!
~~~~~~~~~~~
MSN 8 helps ELIMINATE E-MAIL VIRUSES. Get 2 months FREE*. From grant at speak2you.com Sun Feb 9 09:50:02 2003 From: grant at speak2you.com (Grant Holmes) Date: Sun Feb 9 09:50:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Saxophone Clarification Message-ID:
----- Original Message -----=20
From: John=20
Michael Regan
To: main identity
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 1:48 PM
Subject: Irish Rodeo Clowns/ John M. Regan ---6.5=20
RCHS/PDUS-Thursday-2/13/03
Hi all: =20
Just in case =
any of Fred's=20
Network perform or present training on substance abuse/chemical =
dependency=20
and/or family systems, youi may be interested in attending the following =
seminar. It will be held at the Westlake Rec Center THIS THURSDAY, =
2/13/03=20
starting at 8am. Participants may be approved for 6.5 hours of =
continuing=20
education credits (RCHs or PDUs-depending upon your field of=20
specialization?). Twenty dollars includes coffee and a dei style=20
lunch. If you are interested call Ashley at 440-891-3808 to make =
your=20
reservation now.
Thanks, John M. =
Regan, CASAC,=20
NCACII
Port Director, =
U. S. Customs=20
Service
Member, Irish =
Rodeo=20
Clowns,LLC
Cleveland =
Producers of=20
"Flanagan's Wake"
Dear Friends, =
Please take a =
look at this=20
program coming up Feb 13th, sponsored by Project CARE and US =
Customs. The=20
purpose is to bring law enforcement together with the substance abuse=20
prevention, treatment and educational communities to increase drug =
interdiction=20
while reducing demand through education. Where else can you get =
6.5 credit=20
hours, coffee and lunch for $20? ANY interested party may =
attend. =20
You DO NOT have to be a law enforcement officer, counselor or school =
teacher to=20
benefit from this training. See you on February 13th at the =
Westlake Rec=20
Center.
Please spread =
the word=20
throughout your networks! Attached is the brochure. If you =
cannot=20
open it, below is the cut-n-paste version.
Anne = Marie=20 Peacock
Edge Learning Institute of Ohio
(440) 333-4693
> =
Interdiction &=20
Intervention
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
THE
PLAYERS GUILD THEATRE ANNOUNCES
AUDITIONS
FOR =
1776
Tentative audition dates: April 26 and 27, =
2003
Performances: June 6 -
June 29, 2003
*(possible special performance on Friday, July 4, =
2003)
Directed
by Jerry Lowe
Further
info on dates, times, etc. to be announced and will also be posted on =
our
website at
_____________________________________=
_________________________________________________________________________=
_____________
1001 Market Avenue =
North Canton, Ohio =
44702 Business Office: (330) =
453-7619 Box Office: (330) =
453-7617 www.playersguildtheatre.com For general information, write to
info at playersguildtheatre.com To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to =
audition at playersguildtheatre.com To unsubscribe from the mailing =
list, please
write to audition at playersguildtheatre.com and put =
"unsubscribe" in
the subject field.
MOVIE=20
SOUNDTRACK WANTED (ASAP)
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
Ray Szuch, CEO
WorldEonline.com = (WEO)
North=20 Coast Central casting (NCCC)
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Date: Sun Feb 9 18:15:02 2003
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Top 5 reasons why men should see The Vagina Monologues........Mother, =
Daughter, Sister, Wife, Friend
Valentine's Day, February 14, 2003
V-Concert with Anne E DeChant
Vagina Monologues
V-Art, raffle, photos, food, fun
V-Tickets, $25, Borders Books and Music Stores
Victory over Violence
V-Day Akron
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
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Sister, Wife,=20
Friend
V
alentine's Day, February 14,=20 2003V
-Concert with Anne E=20 DeChantV
agina = MonologuesV
V
-Tickets, $25, Borders Books = and Music=20 StoresV
ictory over = ViolenceV
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
Montelongo =
Promotions
Mike =
Mucci
Dear NeohioPal Members:
Per my telephone conversation with the Cleveland =
Playhouse=20
I am writing you (Fred Sternfeld) seeking a recommendation for =
an=20
individual who would be qualified to help with a musical=20
project. Montelongo Promotions is seeking an =
experienced=20
director or producer to train a local entertainer/singer with=20
established national recognition for over 35 years to learn various =
stage=20
delivery skills. An understanding of old time television comedy =
would be=20
an asset. This entertainer has worked in television and radio in =
the past=20
and already has natural comedic skills.
The show is being developed for dinner =
theaters, casinos,=20
and cruise ships venues. This trainer and consultant would be =
responsible for teaching two entertainers stage presence, pacing, =
timing, and=20
expanding a conceptual comedy idea already in place within the =
framework=20
provided by the creators. The Individual would be required to =
sign a=20
confidentiality agreement.
This opportunity could possibly develop into =
a long term=20
consulting position.
Interested individuals can contact me via email at =
sally879 at adelphia.net or=20
440-567-9295.
Mike Mucci
Montelongo Promotions
440-567-9295
CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE, 1371 CLAGUE ROAD, WESTLAKE, OH WILL HOLD AUDITIONS FOR GODSPELL ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH AT 7:30 PM AND ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, AT 3:00 PM.
SEEKING ACTORS WHO SING AND ACTORS WHO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT.
PERFORMANCE DATES ARE APRIL 18TH, - MAY 11TH, 2003. OPENS ON GOOD FRIDAY, WITH A SPECIAL PERFORMANCE ON EASTER SUNDAY.
DIRECTOR IS LARRY NEHRING. MUSICAL DIRECTOR IS AMY GOODWIN
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 440-331-0403 WED-SAT 1-6PM
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1330187556-1044283917=:80142-- From RNavisjr at aol.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hiring Costume Coordinator IMMEDIATELY... Message-ID: <63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae@aol.com> --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable. I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested. Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at
Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable.
I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested.
Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary-- From GMaher at tribute.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 From: GMaher at tribute.com (Gary Maher) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hudson Players Open Man of La Mancha this Weekend Message-ID:
Hudson Players to
Open Man of La Mancha
this weekend
The Hudson Players are putting the final touches on the
storied musical Man of La Mancha to be performed at The Barlow Community
Center, on Oviatt St. in Hudson, February 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28 &
March 1. All curtain times are 8 p.m. except for the February 23 performance,
which is a 2 p.m. matinee. Opening night guests are also invited to a reception
after the show at The Reserve Inn of Hudson. Reservations and additional
information are available by calling 330-655-8522.
Directed and staged by well
known area director Wayne Merholz of Solon, Man of La Mancha is a remarkable
show and one of the great theatre successes of our time. It is a
play-within-a-play, based on Cervantes' "Don Quixote" and tells the poignant
story of a dying old man whose impossible dream takes over his mind. It's All
the Same, I, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, I'm Only Thinking of Him, The Impossible
Dream, I Really Like Him and Little Bird remain in your thoughts and
in your soul well after the show is over. Man of La Mancha is a comic
tragedy of mankind's struggle to better both himself and the world in which he
lives. To see life not as it is, but as it ought to be. Man of La Mancha
was the biggest hit of the 1965 Broadway season, when it took Tony Awards for
best musical, score, and libretto.
With musical
direction by Barb Bellamy, The cast of the Hudson Players production
includes Gary Maher as Cervantes/Don Quixote, Bob Fadeley as Sancho, Jim Wolf as
the Duke, Pam LaForce as Aldonza, Claudia Lillibridge as Antonia, Bob Herro as
the Captain, Jerry Schaber as the Inn Keeper, Gail Dowell, the Inn Keeper's
Wife, Linda Ryan as the Housekeeper, Steve Ryan as the Barber, Fig Jankowski as
Padra, Michelle Dolciato as Fermina, Ray Black as Pedro, and Cindy Steele, Stacy
Steele, John Jesenko & Tim Steiner as
Prisoners.
Ticket prices are $12 with senior citizen,
group and student discounts available. Advanced sale tickets are available at
The Learned Owl in Hudson. Reservations can be made by calling 330-655-8522 or
visiting the Hudson Players' website at
www.hudsonplayers.com.
Click here: Traci=
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Attorneys & C= ounselors at Law<= BR>
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611 West Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44303
(330) 535-6650 Fax: (330) 535-2205
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If you are not the intended recipient, or the intended recipient's agent, im= mediately notify the sender by telephone of the erroneous transmission and d= elete this message, in it's entirety, immediately. --part1_79.8d7c940.2b6ffaaa_boundary-- From clement at ncweb.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 From: clement at ncweb.com (Carole Clement) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES benefit Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20030203125456.00a768b0@127.0.0.1> --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer. The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady. A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement. Seating is limited--reserve your seats early. ====================== Production info: Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only Tickets are $50 patrons $20 adults $10 students 13 & older, including college & university Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to East Shore UU Church 10848 Chillicothe Rd Kirtland OH 44094 Questions 440 256-3400 for the church Directions from interstate: From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south. Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6 Directions from Rtes 322, 87, or 422: Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north. The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306. --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties.
Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer.
The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady.
A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement.
Seating is limited--reserve your seats early.
======================
Production info:
Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only
Tickets are
Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to
East Shore UU Church
10848 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland OH 44094
Questions 440 256-3400 for the church
From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south.
Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6
Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north.
The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306.
--=====================_6200594==_.ALT-- From MurphyGopal at aol.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 From: MurphyGopal at aol.com (MurphyGopal at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Guitar Lessons Message-ID: <6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3@aol.com> --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available..... call 216-965-9557 for information --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available.....
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--part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary-- From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Tricks of the Trade: Career Development Workshops" Message-ID: <1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823@aol.com> --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ITEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio REGISTER NOW . . . for upcoming "Tricks of the Trade: Actor's Career Development" Workshops All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM . Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre, On-camera & Voiceover Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be prepared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script. After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's & Don'ts of what to do next. . Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques (commercial & industrial for radio & TV) Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Commercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as it looks. . Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial, industrial & film) There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how to adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs. . Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage, On-camera & Voiceover Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to the details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, and more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers & comedians, too. [NO session 3/15.] . Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade" Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo Tapes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by knowing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will need. . Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. You will have to know about the following to increase your chances of being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams," Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses. . Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work. Fee: $20.00 per session. $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. Major Credit cards accepted. (Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.) Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session. Call (216) 561-8608 to register. Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, 19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122. --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I=
TEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio
for upcoming
"Tricks of the Trade:&nbs=
p; Actor's Career Development" Workshops
All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
. Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre,=
On-camera & Voiceover
Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how=
auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be p=
repared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script.=
After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's &=20=
Don'ts of what to do next.
. Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques
&nbs=
p; (commercia=
l & industrial for radio & TV)
Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep=
the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Co=
mmercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require=20=
unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as=20=
it looks.
. Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial,=20=
industrial & film)
There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. =
Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film=
different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how t=
o adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs.=
. Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage,
Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' =
; Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to t=
he details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with l=
anguage and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, a=
nd more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers &=
; comedians, too.
[NO session 3/15.]
. Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade"
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo T=
apes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by kn=
owing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will ne=
ed.
. Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics
Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. =
; You will have to know about the following to increase your chances o=
f being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=
Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independ=
ent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
. Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" <=
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Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make th=
at Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets.=
Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, R=
esources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" an=
d developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work.=
Fee: $20.00 per session. &nbs=
p; $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. &=
nbsp; Major Credit cards accepted.
(Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.)
Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session.=
Call (216) 561-8608 to register.
Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio,
19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122.
Daniel Ensel
1926 - 2002
We just received word of = the passing of=20 Dan Ensel. He died 30 December 2002, at age 76 in Portland,=20 Maine.
Dan served on =
the
He=20 received his bachelor=92s degree from Cleveland State and his masters = degree from=20 Kent State.
A memorial service will be =
held on 16=20
March 2003, 3pm, at the =
Cleveland Heights=20
Jewish C
John Buck,=20 Jr.
Actors'=20 Equity Liaison
WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Presents a Special Event
God's Trombones
An Evening of African American Folklore & Music
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to offer this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. This event will be presented Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. AND Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. on the Weathervane stage. GOD'S TROMBONES is a dramatization of African American plays and poems woven together with music and dance and directed by Reva Golden. This special collection was presented in October as part of Weathervane's Sundays at Seven: Salon Reading Series to an enthusiastic audience. The standing-room-only crowd convinced Executive Director Elynmarie Kazle, to revive the piece so that more people could enjoy it. GOD'S TROMBONES is sure to inspire, entertain and spiritually uplift those who attend.
Cast members include Edra Frazier, Taba Aleem, Bobby Gulley, Patricia Jackson, Myron Lewis, Margo Miner, Beaugard O'Neal, Kym Whitehead, Autume Fly, Dyan Turner, Erica Parms, Cara Parker, Danielle Roberts, Deangelo McCray, Sashari Bell, Damarcus McCray, Ebony Hodges, Chanel Hodges, Anthony Bell, Rebecca Golden, Claudia Sims, Sara Lute, Renee Boldes, Ramone Scott and Debra Hodges. Musical Director is Clifton Mosely with choreographer Everet Deck.
Join us Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. or Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. for this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. General Admission adult tickets are $10, Children 12 and under $8. Purchase by phone at 330-836-2626 with Visa, MasterCard or Discover. Ticket Office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
1
Auditions
at
THE BECK CENTER
- - - - - - - - - -&nb= sp; - - - - - - - - - =20= - -
The ultimate "Actor's Musical" comes to Beck=20= Center for the Arts for the Summer of 2003! Auditions will be held on the fo= llowing three evenings:
&nbs= p; Sunday, Feb. 23rd at 7PM
&nbs= p; Monday, Feb. 24th at 7PM &= nbsp; and
&nbs= p; Tuesday, Feb. 25th at 7PM
There are roles for 25 men and 2 women. (Hold tight women of the Cleveland s= tage---2003/2004 will bring more variety for you at Beck!)
The age range for the men is 25 to 75, with a few roles as young as 17. The=20= women are 25-40. All roles are open except John Adams, which=20= will be be played by Greg Violand. No other AEA contracts are= anticipated, but union actors are free to audition.
Please prepare one brief vocal selection. An accom- pianist will be provided= . Sheet music is preferred, but a capella will be accepted. There will be a=20= very short movement audition...as little is required in the show.
1776 will run Ju= ly 11th thru August 10th in our Main-
Stage Karl Mackey Theatre. Rehearsals will begin in early June. All actors 1= 8 and over are paid for their participation.
No appointments are necessary. If you have further questions, please respond= to this e-mail, or call Scott Spence, Beck Center Artistic Director and Dir= ector for
1776 at 216-521-= 2540 x239
Also, please bring a thorough list of any conflicts you might have wi= th the rehearsal process to your audition.
Thank You!
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The Players Guild =
Theatre
in Canton presents as part of its Studio Theatre =
Series,
=A0Tom Eyen's classic camp women's prison play, =
=93WOMEN BEHIND =
BARS=94
=A0February 21, 22, 28 and March 1 at 8 PM. =
=A0=93Women Behind =
Bars=94 takes place in the Women's House =
of
Detention in New York and is a
send-up of female prison movies =
(=93Caged,=94 etc.)=85.=A0
Written by: =
Tom Eyen
Directed
by: Carla Derr
Tickets
are $10 (tickets will be available at the door; sorry, no advance ticket =
sales
for this show).
NOTE: This play contains =
very strong
language and adult themes and may be offensive to =
some.
=
(Produced
by special arrangement with Samuel French, =
Inc).
=
THE CAST:
CHERI=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 JENNIFER =
JETER
MARY=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 PAT
PAULUS
JOJO=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 TRACEY
PEYTON
GUADALUPE=A0=A0 MARG
STOCKER
LOUISE=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 KRIS
FURLAN
GLORIA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 MARGENE
RANNIGAN
MATRON=A0=A0=A0=A0 ESTHER
THOMAS
BLANCHE=A0=A0=A0 JODI
WILSON
GRANNY=A0=A0=A0=A0 LOIS
TOLLEY
ADA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 SHARON
GEIER
MAN=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 BARRY =
WAKSER
Please call (330) 453-7619 for =
more
information or visit us online at
www.playersguildtheatre.com<=
/a>
__________________________________=
________________________________________________________________
The Players Guild =
Theatre
1001 Market Avenue =
North
Canton, Ohio =
44702
Business Office: (330) =
453-7619
Box Office: (330) =
453-7617
www.playersguildtheatre.com
For general information, write to info at playersguildtheatre.com=
To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
To unsubscribe from the mailing =
list, please
write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
and put "unsubscribe" in the subject =
field.
Cleveland, OH - =
=93Refreshing!=94=20
=93I=92m going to see you on Leno!=94 =93This play was the highlight of =
the evening!=94=20
=93This is so unique and exciting=94. These are just a few of the =
comments heard=20
after seeing previews of =93I=92m Just=20
Me...Mary=94.
A comedy about the = Virgin=20 Mary? Unheard of! Absurd!! It=92s never been done! Until now...finally, = Mary takes=20 on new life as =91she talks...and you listen=92. See the new and = improved version of=20 ...=93how it COULD have happened=94. Using flashbacks and an = occasional foray=20 into a few other characters like the angel Gabriel, Jesus, Joseph etc., = Mary=20 entertains with humorous insights into the life of a simple Jewish woman = who was=20 chosen to raise, the PERFECT child. She exclaims to Gabriel, =93What = do you=20 mean I=92m pregnant, don=92t you have to be in the same room = together??=94 Toto=20 we're not in Kansas anymore! This isn't the calm serene picture of piety = Mary=20 that you are used to seeing. The new Mary will tickle your funny bone = with gems=20 of wisdom, and witicisms, she will make you think and wonder at.......T = h=20 e r e e e e s t o f t h = e s=20 t o r y.
Be there for the = premiere=20 showcase of "I'm Just Me...Mary".
Kathie = Dice
There will be a special on the Irish in Cleveland on a couple of =
cable=20
networks next Wednesday, 2/12/03 at 7pm. Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. =
will=20
host. Featured will be John Myers, Esq., Ancient Order of =
Hibernians,=20
Regina Costello, Irish Archivist, WRHS and yours truly John M. Regan, =
"Irish=20
Rodeo Clowns, LLC-Cleveland Producers of "Flanagan's Wake".
This project was a collaborative effort between Cuyahoga Community =
College,=20
Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. and SMART TV Live. The SMART TV Live =
broadcasts=20
will air on Adelphia digital channels 24 and Cox Cable 82=20
networks. This is part of the series titled, Cleveland's =
Diversity,=20
Historic & Contemporary Cultures, Their Struggles & =
Contributions. =20
The series starts on Wednesday, 2/5/03 with the German Octoberfest and =
ends on=20
Wednesday April 9th with the Pakistani and Albanians.
If you get the opportunity to see this, please let me know what you =
think=20
of it. Thank you, JMR
Staged Readings will be held at Cabaret Dada (1210 W. 6th street)
Don't miss this great opportunity to hear new works by local playwrights= being read by local actors. there will also be a "Q&A" session with the= authors afterwards.
Suggested donations: $5.00
Please help support the future of Cleveland's Theatrical community.
Note: This is an ongoing program. We are in continuous need of new works= being submitted and available actors. If you are interested contact Russel=20= Stich at Somedada at aol.com or (216)696-4242 ... or just stop by this evening.
Thanks --part1_b4.17e555e3.2b728a8a_boundary-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Coming Soon to the Warren Smith Gallery -- VISCERAL VISUALS Message-ID:
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS
THE SECOND ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE BIRTHDAY BENEFIT
AT GREAT LAKES BREWING COMPANY
NEWS RELEASE 2/5/2003
Contact: Jennifer Clifford, Benefit Co-Chair
Phone: (216) 240-1113
For release: Immediately
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival celebrates the 439th b= irthday of William Shakespeare on Friday, April 25, 2003 beginning at 7 PM a= t Great Lakes Brewing Company, 2516 Market Avenue in Cleveland.
Party highlights include a performance by "2 Skinny = Dorks" (named #1 band of 2002 by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), a sil= ent auction, and a birthday cake for the Bard. Free valet parking will= be provided.
This event will celebrate the birth of William Shakespear= e (b. April 23, 1564 - by tradition) and kick off the CSF's sixth summer sea= son. Come eat, drink, and be merry with us!
Tickets are $30 per person or $50 per couple. Reservation= s can be made by calling Jennifer Clifford (benefit co-chair) at (216) 240-1= 113.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival is dedicated to produc= ing exceptional, accessible theater, drawing influence from the works of Wil= liam Shakespeare. We celebrate the talents of local artists in all asp= ects of production, and excite contemporary audiences with the timeless them= es of great theatre. We offer free summer performances in a festive at= mosphere, educational outreach programs, and creative collaborations with ot= her groups.
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
P.O. Box 771430, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
email - info at cleveshakes.org
web site - http://www.cleveshakes.org
phone - (216) 732-3311
--MS_Mac_OE_3127312064_1145202_MIME_Part-- From gidget330 at yahoo.com Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 From: gidget330 at yahoo.com (Bridget Tharp) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Vagina Monologues auditions Feb 12-13 Message-ID: <20030205195447.33867.qmail@web14205.mail.yahoo.com> --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues. Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song. Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre. All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US! Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues.
Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song.
Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre.
All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US!
Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions!
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 19:29:25 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:25 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]NightTown's Founders Day Benefit Tonight SOLD OUT! Message-ID:
I'm looking for Bill =
Clinton
or George W Bush Look A Likes for some possible summertime corp. events =
in
Northern Ohio.
If you know of any, they can contact me at:
gggregagy at aol.com
216-692-1193
Thanks,
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GEAUGA LYRIC THEATER GUILD
PROUDLY = ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE COMMUNITY THEATER PREMEIR
PRODUCED IN =
COOPERATION WITH
TAMS-WITMARK
“The Scarlet
Pimpernel”
DIRECTED =
BY
TIM COLES
MUSICAL DIRECTION BY
SELENA =
NYSTROM
AT THE
GEAUGA THEATER
101 WATER STREET, ON =
HISTORIC
CHARDON SQUARE
FEBRUARY =
7,8,914,15,16,21,22,23
BOX OFFICE (440) =
286-2255
BY E-MAIL: MARVAIL8 at HOTMAIL.COM
A STUNNING =
PRODUCTION…FROM THE
COSTUMES TO THE ACTING,
THIS IS THE MOST LAVISH
PRODUCTION YET ON THE GEAUGA THEATER STAGE.
TIM COLES HAS DONE AN
EXCELLENT JOB & THE GLTG COULND’T BE MORE PROUD OF THIS =
SHOW. =
DON’T MISS =
CAST IN THIS<=
/span> MUSICAL! THEY =
HIT THE
NOTES, AND THE COMEDY, DEAD ON!
STARRING
JOE = FORNADEL, NATALIE REDER, BRINT LEARNED
KELLY MOLNAR, MATT DAVISON, GEOFFREY GRIGGS, ROBERT =
SPRAFKA
BERN=
IE
SZCZEPANSKI, MICHAEL BREEZE, DAVID J. FOX, DON HANSON, BRANDON DOUGLASS, =
CHAD=
DUWE,
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HERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Celebrates 500th Mainstage Production with
THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Sponsored by Community AIDS Network
Weathervane Playhouse is proud to announce its 500th Mainstage productio=
n, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, a drama written by Moises Kaufman and the Members of=
the Tectonic Theater Project. The play will be performed February 26=20=
through March 15, 2003. In November 1998, ten New Yorkers traveled to=20=
the town of Laramie, Wyoming. They were there to explore a crime and a=
town. Over the next 18 months, they conducted over 200 interviews wit=
h the people of Laramie. The result is a play of beauty and pain; abou=
t hate, hope, fear and courage.
Matthew Shepard was a 21-year-old gay student at the University of Wyomi=
ng. One night he was beaten, robbed and left for dead by two local roo=
fers who offered him a ride home from a local bar. He was discovered 1=
8 hours later, tied to a wooden fence on the outskirts of town. The ev=
ent became a worldwide media headline and five days later Matthew Shepard di=
ed in a Colorado hospital. THE LARAMIE PROJECT examines homophobia, cl=
ass distinctions and cowboy culture by blending the chronology of the case w=
ith the anger, confusion, sadness and embarrassment it left behind. Th=
e play questions whether Laramie, or the nation, has changed as a result of=20=
this crime.
In 1935, Weathervane's four founders, Grace Hower Crawford, Laurine Schw=
an, Helen Troesch and Muriel MacLachlan, ventured away from the Women's City=
Club Theater with a vision to provide innovative theater and new works for=20=
our community. Using the talents of volunteers, Weathervane has contin=
ued to honor their vision with new comedies, challenging mysteries, edgy dra=
mas and musicals. During its first season at "The Barn" on Marshall Av=
enue, 17 plays, including Elmer Rice's avant garde "The Adding Machine", wer=
e presented. Weathervane has also presented new plays a season or two after=20=
their New York premieres. Weathervane was the first non-professional t=
heater to stage "The Fantasticks" in 1961. Our most recent production,=
"Arsenic and Old Lace", has been presented three times, the first while it=20=
was still playing in New York in 1942.
Weathervane also risks presenting some controversial works on its Mainst=
age and in the Salon Reading Series. During "Watch on the Rhine" in 19=
76, a swastika was painted on the building and director Bob Belfance's car w=
as set on fire. Letters to editors of local newspapers flooded newsroo=
ms when we presented "That Championship Season" in 1976 and "The Perfect Par=
ty" in 1988. The public both cheered and decried Weathervane's challen=
ge to the status quo. These plays and others have sparked discussions=20=
on the role of theater in educating the public. The groundbreaking, ga=
y-themed "The Boys in the Band" was presented on Stage Two in 1978 and this=20=
presentation of THE LARAMIE PROJECT continues the risk of presenting controv=
ersial plays.
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, the story of an American town - a true story, by Mo=
ises Kaufman and the Members of the Tectonic Theater Project, at Weathervane=
Playhouse February 26 through March15, 2003. Low-cost preview=20=
performances on Wednesday and Thursday, February 26 & 27 with official o=
pening on Friday, February 28. This play contains ADULT language=
and subject matter and is suitable for high school students and adults.=
THE LARAMIE PROJECT is sponsored by Community AIDS Network.
Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Ca=
ll between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $17=20=
($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for senior citizens & students) As=
k us about our "student rush" program.
Lakeland Theatre presents
The Imaginary Invalid
by Moliere
Friday, February 7 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 8 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 9 @ 7:00 PM
Friday, February 14 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 15 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 16 @ 2:00PM
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets/Lights by Keith Nagy Costumes by Alison Hernan
Featuring Andrew Narten, John Galbriath and Susan McGarry
For ticket information and reservations call 440.953.7034. Adults $10;Students/Seniors $8. Lakeland Theatre is on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East to second exit Rt #306. Take a right onto Rt #306 to first traffic light. Turn left into LCC. Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Free parking.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1060211277-1044551655=:55133-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland Auditions for INTO THE WOODS Message-ID: <20030206172526.95637.qmail@web13108.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's INTO THE WOODS Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED. Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid. Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003. For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's
INTO THE WOODS
Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment
Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot.
Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED.
Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams
Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid.
Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003.
For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119-- From peckcrew at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:39 2003 From: peckcrew at yahoo.com (Rob Peck) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:39 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions "Lunacy" (A Bathroom Trilogy) Message-ID: <20030206200654.81861.qmail@web12408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Crew Productions will be holding Auditions for Lunacy: A Bathroom Trilogy By: Richard Turtle Directed by Rob Peck On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th >From 7-9 pm At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa 1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District 2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45 Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added) Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702 or walk in. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Crew Productions
will be holding Auditions for
Lunacy:
A Bathroom Trilogy
By: Richard Turtle
Directed by Rob Peck
On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th
From 7-9 pm
At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa
1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District
2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45
Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added)
Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702
or walk in.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859-- From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Denny Carleton FREE Coffeehouse Concert at Fine Arts Message-ID: <001b01c2ce25$9c3620a0$9900a8c0@FineArts> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A FREE Coffeehouse Concert featuring Denny Carleton & Friends will be held Saturday, February 8, 2003 8:00-11:00 PM The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Avenue Willoughby, Ohio (on the campus of The Andrews School) Guest Performers Denny Carleton Mike Winnery (formerly of The Rockers) Chuck Lynn Dominic Apolito Mike Humphrey Art Lazar Ed Mills PJ Phillips Chris Butcher Kan Klawon Carol Linsenmeier Musical Selections will include: Music from Denny's "Whiskey Island" CD Acoustic versions of music from the Swing Era Roy Orbison Bluegrass Gospel, reminiscent of "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?" Specs: The concert is FREE and open to the public On-site parking is FREE Fine Arts is barrier free Intimate and casual coffeehouse atmosphere in the Main Gallery Java and refreshments available for purchase Stop in for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire evening. NEXT COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT: Saturday, April 26, 2003 ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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Mentor Avenue
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Winnery (formerly of The Rockers)
Chuck=20
Lynn
Dominic=20
Apolito
Mike=20
Humphrey
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Lazar
Ed=20
Mills
PJ=20
Phillips
Chris=20
Butcher
Kan=20
Klawon
Carol=20
Linsenmeier
Roy=20
Orbison
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Fine=20
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evening.
Greetings to=
you,
the lucky finder of this Golden Ticket,
from Mr. Willy Wonka...<=
BR>
The Hudson High School Drama=
Department
invites you to take a journey into a world of Pure Imagination
Charlie and the Chocolate Fa=
ctory
directed by Sergio Iriarte &n=
bsp; produced by Amy Foulkes
February 7th and 8th
7:30 pm
East Woods School
120 N. Hayden Pkwy.
Hudson, Oh
tickets $3.00
entertainment for the ent=
ire family!
thank you for supporting hig=
h school theatre!
mike and ike are cordially i=
nvited to come and say whatever they want afterwards!
The Top 5 Ways =
Northeast Ohio=20
Copes With 6 More Weeks of Winter
5) You go =
to the=20
drive-thru hoping to spill scalding hot McDonald's coffee on your=20
lap.
4) =
Whatever that is on=20
top of Jim Traficant's head just migrated south.
3) Your =
morning ritual=20
includes defrosting your mail.
2) It's so =
cold, Britney=20
Speares has been downgraded from "hot" to "lukewarm."
and the number one way Northeast Ohio =
copes with 6=20
more weeks of winter...
1) You go see =
Point of No Return Improv
this Saturday, =
February 8,=20
7:30 p.m. =
at Quirk Cultural =
Center,=20
1201 Grant =
Street, Cuyahoga=20
Falls.
Tickets are only =
$5!!!! =20
it's smoke-free, =
alcohol-free,=20
family-friendly
and the theatre's =
heated!!!!!!!
For more information, =
call=20
330-686-8789,
or visit www.PNRimprov.com
Feb. 7, 8 & 9 is Cleveland Public Theatre's Big Box Series featuring= Christopher Johnston's new one-act play about long-term relationships
Theories of Relativity
Support your local artists - see a new,= production from a local writer/director, local talent, local artists this w= eekend!
It's not too late!
Come see Cleveland=20 Repertory Project this weekend at Cleveland Public=20 Theatre!
Friday, February 7th =
8:00=20
p.m.
Saturday, February =
8th
8:00=20
p.m.
Sunday, February =
9th
3:00=20
p.m.
Join us in celebrating our 15th=20 Anniversary Season with a performance highlighting works by new = Artistic=20 Director Hernando Cortez.
"The Man and the =
Echo"
"Planet=20
Soup"
"Two Hours That Shook The World"
Call (216) 631-2727 for tickets and=20 information
____________________________________________<= BR>____________________________________________
Jennifer=20 Brosius
Administrative Assistant
The Repertory Project
2140 Lee = Road,=20 Suite 206
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
(216) = 397-3757
(216)=20 397-7872 = FAX
jbrosius at repertoryproject.org
www.RepertoryProject.org=20 ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C2CE94.1C77F360-- From Thackaberr at aol.com Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 From: Thackaberr at aol.com (Thackaberr at aol.com) Date: Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]CHARLEY'S AUNT Rave Review in Scene Magazine from Actors' Summit Message-ID: <7b.959129a.2b753d0f@aol.com> --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MARIE ANDRUSEWICZ The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson with an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-print postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater across the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Charley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masquerade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of oldfangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty set lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of the sexquerade. The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, debating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments appropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role, fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Charley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where the nuts come from." To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, which becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up -- with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surprise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have been neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow. The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comic warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charley's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incarnations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familiar with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack Benny in petticoats for the title role. The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cummings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overall is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Diane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of Babbs's girl Ella. Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-treaders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackman turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Stephen Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasure to watch as Brasset the butler. Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rollicking old-time good time at the theater. --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson w=
ith an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-prin=
t postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater ac=
ross the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Ch=
arley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masqu=
erade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of old=
fangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty se=
t lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of=
the sexquerade.
The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MA=
RIE ANDRUSEWICZ
The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, d=
ebating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects=20=
of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments a=
ppropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is=20=
required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role,=
fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Char=
ley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt=
and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where=20=
the nuts come from."
To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before=
her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors=
of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, whi=
ch becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up --=
with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surpr=
ise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have be=
en neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow.
The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comi=
c warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charle=
y's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incar=
nations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familia=
r with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack=
Benny in petticoats for the title role.
The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven=
fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cu=
mmings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overal=
l is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is=20=
having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Di=
ane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and=20=
Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of B=
abbs's girl Ella.
Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-tre=
aders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility=20=
to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackma=
n turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Steph=
en Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasur=
e to watch as Brasset the butler.
Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed=
to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rol=
licking old-time good time at the theater.
Here are the latest offerings for
The Wordcatcher Workshop in February:
Mac's Backs and Lakewood!!
The Wordcatcher I Workshop
Time: 11-12:30 pm
Date: February 15th at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
Exploring life -expression, goal setting, and creativity through journaling/personal writing. Includes wishwriting session for turning dreams into actionable movements- powerful stuff!
Beginning/advanced writers welcome. Pre-registration necessary -- fee $15 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com**********************
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 1-2:30 pm
Date: February 15th, immediately following the Wordcatcher I Workshop at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com for registration. Will be a class minimum of 5 to hold.TAKE BOTH CLASSES ON FEB 15 11-2:30 p.m. for $30.
********************************
Now Offered In Lakewood-
You must sign up before noon, **Monday February 10th **to take this class!
Please register through Lakewood Community Recreation: 521-4081
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 7-9 pm
Date: February 15th at Lakewood High School, Room 192
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20, includes cost of workbook. Wordcatcher 1 is NOT a prerequisite for this course.
Carolyn Koesters
www.wordcatcher.com
Journal/Poetry Therapy Workshops
Write deep,
Write barefoot,
Write at midnight.
Just write.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1569853889-1044638127=:22983-- From profbobo at neo.rr.com Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 From: profbobo at neo.rr.com (Jeff Holland) Date: Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Mike and Ike Satirical Review of Weathervane's "Arsenic and Old Lace." Message-ID: <001301c2cedb$3bf0ed40$a9b75d18@neo.rr.com> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable WARNING: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW HAS BEEN RATED PG-13 BY DUSTIN DIAMOND. = THE MAN IS ON "STAR DATES." HE OBVIOUSLY NEEDS SOMETHING TO DO. =20 IKE: First off, I wanna go on record as sayin' I didn't even want to = see a show Saturday night. =20 MIKE: They were still doing it; we could still see it. Besides, you = laughed. =20 I: Hell, yeah! Coked up grannies on a rampage. My kinda comedy. =20 M: The grannies were not "coked up." =20 I: Come on, Michael. They were way too happy. And this wasn't no = "I'm completely loopy" happy. This was a happiness born of chemical = dependency. Pretty sure Einstein was stoned. =20 M: Ike. =20 I: Johnathan was on thorazine. Teddy was just havin' a good trip. The = cops were freebasing before they came in. =20 M: What does this have to do with anything? =20 I: They're gonna be arguin' that question for years. =20 M: No, I think it's going to be how'd I get away with it. =20 PAUSE =20 I: I'm gonna figure that one out on the way home, ain't I? =20 M: There is that possibility. =20 PAUSE =20 I: So the set is nice. =20 M: The kind of set you'd want to see a muder mystery/comedy on. =20 I: The kinda set you'd LIKE to see someone die in, though you never do. =20 M: This is also a comedy of mannors. It wouldn't be polite to show = the actual murders. =20 I: Woulda made it a tad more interestin.' =20 M: You were laughing! =20 I: The idea of sister senior serial killers amuses me, what can I say? = Plus it shows a whiny the-ater critic get tied and gagged. He'da been = English, I would'a been in Heaven. =20 M: There was a lot of theatre critic abuse in this, wasn't there. =20 I: Yep. Loved it. =20 M: It was beautiful. =20 I: Killer grannies on uppers and critic bashing! All this show needed = was a monkey in a diaper and it woulda been the best play EVER!!!! =20 M: Let's be fair. It was not perfect. =20 I: We're gonna talk about this, aren't we. =20 M: I feel we need to. =20 M and I:(Together) Jonathan's make up! =20 M: Now in the original run, Boris Karloff played the Brewster who = looked like Boris Karloff, so the joke worked. Now, of course, it's = rather difficult to get Karloff for this role, particularly Community = Theatre productions so some suspension of disbelief is in order. =20 I: Couple of scars, maybe some bruising, I can deal. Makin' him look = like an extra in the zombie scene in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" don't = work! =20 =20 M: The man was scary enough as it was, the make up actually detracted = from his performance and in normal light, when he was trying to be = ominous he just came across as a Batman villain. =20 I: However, when he was in the spooky light and tryin' to be ominous he = freaked the hell outta me. =20 M: It's nice to see Mr. Stillitano doing some legitimate theatre. =20 I: I told him, getting away from Holland was the best thing he could = do. =20 M: He should have been Irish, though. =20 I: Yeah, didn't get that either. I also wanna go on record as sayin' = that Emily Haase, who also used to work with Holland and has escaped = unscathed, has got one of the best secondary jokes in the show. =20 M: The Einstein bit! =20 I: Yeppers. She's got this slow realization take at the end that is = just comic gold. It almost steels the thunder from the best last line = in the-ater history. =20 M: That reminds me, are you thirsty? =20 PAUSE =20 I: Why? =20 M: Just wondering. =20 =20 AND NOW EXTRA SPECIAL GUEST CRITICISM FROM GUEST LIMEY REGINALD J. = SMYTHE SMYTHE (He don't get to talk to us cause we're still mad about = the whole closet deal--Ike) =20 Reginald: (Ahem) Ithankyew. Let is be first stated for the record that I = have nothing against fat gay bikers. wait. sorry... against the portly, = alternatively sexual or those who worship the way of Harley Davidson. = Nor do I have anything against swingers. Apparently someone just did not = understand the Impossible Marriage review's closing comment. More's the = pity. Also, I do hereby apologize for the cruel and unjust treatment of = "Mike and Ike." That is not to say that I am sorry I locked them in a = closet. it merely means that I do understand each of their respective = skills at hygiene and should have taken that into account when choosing = appropriate ventillation. It has been said that Ike has the bathing = habits of a wild boar in July heat, and Michael has a habit of wearing = too much of an aftershave that, with continuous exposure, will result in = irritation of the eyes, dizziness, hallucination and eventually death. = And still this does not qualify as cruel or unjust. However, when I = forced them to listen to their own reviews on a loop as read by James = Lipton being massaged by Leonard Maltin, well. there's only so far a man = should be allowed to go. And I crossed that line. However, that is not = far from the general theme of "Mike and Ike" reviews is it? It has been = remarked that the handling of these reviews has been less than adult, or = immature. I for one agree. And those who have written in turning this = entire situation into a battle for freedom of speech and other lofty = causes? Very bold. Inappropriate, but bold. Not nearly as immature, = inappropriate or bold as having their pictures vandalized and mounted on = a drum kit, but there's only so far we're willing to go. However one = must never forget that "Mike and Ike" reviews are unkind, scathing, = inappropriate, biting, brutally honest, badly written and completely = meant to be a bloody joke! (sigh) Twits.=20 =20 What? =20 Oh, yes. Of course. =20 Arsenic and Old Lace was mildly amusing, mostly pedestrian, predictable = and not very clever. But then again, so is the script. I: Okay, I actually thought he was gonna talk about the play. M: He did see it, didn't he? I: I thought he saw it with you. M: I thought he was with you. I: He didn't even see the damn thing! 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Save the Drama For Your Mama
OR
Just Bring Her With You!
In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy
Charge
Opens at CPT
February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm
Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson
Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes.
Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time!
Tickets Just $10
(And They're Going Fast!)
Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last.
Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit.
A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER
Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253-- From rsummers at kent.edu Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 From: rsummers at kent.edu (Becky Summers) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for The Crucible Message-ID: <3E440321.EC96BDFF@kent.edu> --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS REMINDER Auditions for The Crucible Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10 Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43, Streetsboro, Ohio. For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192. Check out SCT online at www.sct-online.com --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS
REMINDER
Auditions for The Crucible
Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm
Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm
Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10
Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43,
Streetsboro, Ohio.
For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192.
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From Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
From: Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us (Seaton, Kira)
Date: Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
Subject: [NEohioPAL]My kingdom for a Captain von Trapp
Message-ID: is=20
seeking a Captain von Trapp for their April 24th -May 2nd production of=20
If you=20
are not familiar with the stage show of this classic, Captain Georg does =
a bit=20
more singing than in the movie....
In=20
fact, he has a trio with the Baroness and Max, various "Edelweiss's" and =
"Sound=20
of Music's", other classics
and a=20
neat duet with Maria, "Ordinary Couple" that replaces the more =
cinema-suited=20
"Something Good".
The=20
part is more tailored to a singer than the movie version, =
but is, of =
course, the pivot=20
for the whole plot.
Our=20
Captain Georg von Trapp is a tough-but tender father and widower, =
somewhere=20
around 30-40 in this production,
with a=20
wide singing range, and the acting range to go from commanding =
to=20
bewildered, and from romantic to determined.
If you=20
are tall male, between 25-50 years old, with a good singing voice and =
good=20
acting chops,
please=20
call Scott Posey at 216-738-1846 or at=20
216-625-5911
Oh, and=20
by the way, tall and handsome would also be nice, =
too! (...says the=20
female Music Director)
writing=20
for Robert Ellis, Theatre Manager and Professor of Theatre and=20
Speech
and R.=20
Scott Posey, stage director
For the past few weeks I've had one eye glued to the TV awaiting updates regarding our war/terrorist alert status. Today, I was just as grateful as I was alarmed to hear Attorney General, John Ashcroft recommend that every American citizen visit the Homeland Security wedbsite for information on how we can all prevent, prepare and protect ourselves from another terrorist attack.
As I contemplate the prospect of war in a hyperconscious, yet helpless state of mind, I felt compelled to pass on that very worthwhile website to anyone who may not be aware of it. It is The Department of Homeland Security at http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/
I pray we never have to utilize any of the tips or resources posted there, but I couldn't bare to think that this information may go unnoticed at a time when we may need it most.
A Patriot for Peace-
2300 McKinley Ave.
Lakewood, Ohio 44107-5572
Toll Free 866-SCHTICK
Local 216-521-3831
Cellular 216-832-6557
lipschtick at lipschtick.com
Fourth Annual The International Symposium for Directors, sponsored by LaMa=
Ma Umbria is a 3-week training program for professional directors, choreogra=
phers and actors. Internationally renowned theatre artists will conduct work=
shops and lecture/demonstrations. During the Symposium, the students will tr=
avel to Perugia, Assisi and other towns to get a taste of Umbrian art and cu=
lture. Performances at the internationally renowned Spoleto Festival are als=
o included. In addition, participating directors may conduct their own works=
hops to share insights and techniques with their colleagues. For more inform=
ation: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.html Maria Irene Fornes - SPONTANEOUS WRITING AND THE DIRECTOR/PL=
AYWRIGHT COLLABORATION Winner of six Obie Awards including one for Sustained=
Achievement, internationally renowned Cuban-born playwright and director Ma=
ria Irene Fornes explores the creative process of both director and playwrig=
ht.
July 10 - July 30, 2003
LaMaMa Umbria International, Spoleto, Italy
Anton Juan - YU-GEN and ESSENCE: SHAPING LANGUAGE IN SPACE Award-winning Fil=
ipino director/playwright Anton Juan does his workshop based on the physical=
ization of meaning and memory. Winner of the Onassis International Prize for=
Theatre, Anton Juan is Director-General of the Dulaang UP Theatre Company a=
nd artistic director of Liknon Arts Center in Athens.
Tina Landau - VISUAL LITERACY (BUILDING ON VIEWPOINTS AND COMPOSITION) Write=
r/director Tina Landau will develop original works expressing a strong point=
of view through visual imagery. Her works include FLOYD COLLINS, SPACE, DRE=
AM TRUE and STONEWALL and the Broadway musical revival, BELLS ARE RINGING. <=
BR>
Jean-Guy Lecat - THEATRICAL SPACE AND THE WORK OF PETER BROOK Jean-Guy Lecat=
has transformed spaces for Peter Brook all over the world as well as consul=
ting on theatres such as the BAM Harvey, the Vivian Beaumont and many others=
. His workshop will take you on a tour of theatre spaces in Umbria as he dis=
cusses the ideal relationship between the director's work and the space. His=
work with Brook will also be presented.
Jean-Claude van Italie - MOVEMENT, BREATH AND THE SPOKEN WORD: GENERATING TH=
EATRE Principal writer for The Open Theatre, early LaMaMa playwright and cen=
tral force in the American theatre of the Sixties, Jean-Claude van Italie wi=
ll use story and dreams to create group theatre pieces with original forms.=20=
Van Italie, author of more than 30 plays and musicals, has received the New=20=
England Theatre Conference Award for Outstanding Achievement in the American=
Theatre.
Wlodzimierz Staniewski - TEXT INTERPRETATION: WORDS, GESTURES AND THE VOCAL=20=
LINE Basing his workshop on ELECTRA, Staniewski, head of the world-renowned=20=
Gardzienice Theatre in Poland, will demonstrate his unique process of text i=
nterpretation leading to a presentation of a composition of selected parts o=
f the play. Gardzienice is "one of the world's premiere experimental theatre=
companies," "a unique world treasure," and "they have had a profound effect=
on theatre throughout the world."
For registration form and further information: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.=
html
or call (212) 620-0703.
~Wild Plum Theater Company~
~invites you~
to spend your
Valentine's Day
weekend with us!
~~~~~~~~~~~
WPTC
in collaboration with
Cleveland Public Theatre BIG [Box] series
presents:
HERS, HIS, MINE & OURS
a festival of three gay, lesbian, bi and transgender one-acts
and lobby gallery showcasing local artists and photographers!!
Never Said by Kim Yaged
Breakdown by Dori Apel
GSI:Gay Sex Investigators by John Kandray
~~~~~~~~~~~
February 14 & 15 at 8pm February 16 at 3pmCleveland Public Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, OH 44102
call (216) 631-2727 for Tickets!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~
Also......
We will be hosting an opening night reception
after the Friday night show!
~~~~~~~~~~~
MSN 8 helps ELIMINATE E-MAIL VIRUSES. Get 2 months FREE*. From grant at speak2you.com Sun Feb 9 09:50:02 2003 From: grant at speak2you.com (Grant Holmes) Date: Sun Feb 9 09:50:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Saxophone Clarification Message-ID:
----- Original Message -----=20
From: John=20
Michael Regan
To: main identity
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 1:48 PM
Subject: Irish Rodeo Clowns/ John M. Regan ---6.5=20
RCHS/PDUS-Thursday-2/13/03
Hi all: =20
Just in case =
any of Fred's=20
Network perform or present training on substance abuse/chemical =
dependency=20
and/or family systems, youi may be interested in attending the following =
seminar. It will be held at the Westlake Rec Center THIS THURSDAY, =
2/13/03=20
starting at 8am. Participants may be approved for 6.5 hours of =
continuing=20
education credits (RCHs or PDUs-depending upon your field of=20
specialization?). Twenty dollars includes coffee and a dei style=20
lunch. If you are interested call Ashley at 440-891-3808 to make =
your=20
reservation now.
Thanks, John M. =
Regan, CASAC,=20
NCACII
Port Director, =
U. S. Customs=20
Service
Member, Irish =
Rodeo=20
Clowns,LLC
Cleveland =
Producers of=20
"Flanagan's Wake"
Dear Friends, =
Please take a =
look at this=20
program coming up Feb 13th, sponsored by Project CARE and US =
Customs. The=20
purpose is to bring law enforcement together with the substance abuse=20
prevention, treatment and educational communities to increase drug =
interdiction=20
while reducing demand through education. Where else can you get =
6.5 credit=20
hours, coffee and lunch for $20? ANY interested party may =
attend. =20
You DO NOT have to be a law enforcement officer, counselor or school =
teacher to=20
benefit from this training. See you on February 13th at the =
Westlake Rec=20
Center.
Please spread =
the word=20
throughout your networks! Attached is the brochure. If you =
cannot=20
open it, below is the cut-n-paste version.
Anne = Marie=20 Peacock
Edge Learning Institute of Ohio
(440) 333-4693
> =
Interdiction &=20
Intervention
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
THE
PLAYERS GUILD THEATRE ANNOUNCES
AUDITIONS
FOR =
1776
Tentative audition dates: April 26 and 27, =
2003
Performances: June 6 -
June 29, 2003
*(possible special performance on Friday, July 4, =
2003)
Directed
by Jerry Lowe
Further
info on dates, times, etc. to be announced and will also be posted on =
our
website at
_____________________________________=
_________________________________________________________________________=
_____________
1001 Market Avenue =
North Canton, Ohio =
44702 Business Office: (330) =
453-7619 Box Office: (330) =
453-7617 www.playersguildtheatre.com For general information, write to
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MOVIE=20
SOUNDTRACK WANTED (ASAP)
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
Ray Szuch, CEO
WorldEonline.com = (WEO)
North=20 Coast Central casting (NCCC)
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Date: Sun Feb 9 18:15:02 2003
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Top 5 reasons why men should see The Vagina Monologues
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Top 5 reasons why men should see The Vagina Monologues........Mother, =
Daughter, Sister, Wife, Friend
Valentine's Day, February 14, 2003
V-Concert with Anne E DeChant
Vagina Monologues
V-Art, raffle, photos, food, fun
V-Tickets, $25, Borders Books and Music Stores
Victory over Violence
V-Day Akron
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
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Sister, Wife,=20
Friend
V
alentine's Day, February 14,=20 2003V
-Concert with Anne E=20 DeChantV
agina = MonologuesV
V
-Tickets, $25, Borders Books = and Music=20 StoresV
ictory over = ViolenceV
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
Montelongo =
Promotions
Mike =
Mucci
Dear NeohioPal Members:
Per my telephone conversation with the Cleveland =
Playhouse=20
I am writing you (Fred Sternfeld) seeking a recommendation for =
an=20
individual who would be qualified to help with a musical=20
project. Montelongo Promotions is seeking an =
experienced=20
director or producer to train a local entertainer/singer with=20
established national recognition for over 35 years to learn various =
stage=20
delivery skills. An understanding of old time television comedy =
would be=20
an asset. This entertainer has worked in television and radio in =
the past=20
and already has natural comedic skills.
The show is being developed for dinner =
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expanding a conceptual comedy idea already in place within the =
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Montelongo Promotions
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE, 1371 CLAGUE ROAD, WESTLAKE, OH WILL HOLD AUDITIONS FOR GODSPELL ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH AT 7:30 PM AND ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, AT 3:00 PM.
SEEKING ACTORS WHO SING AND ACTORS WHO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT.
PERFORMANCE DATES ARE APRIL 18TH, - MAY 11TH, 2003. OPENS ON GOOD FRIDAY, WITH A SPECIAL PERFORMANCE ON EASTER SUNDAY.
DIRECTOR IS LARRY NEHRING. MUSICAL DIRECTOR IS AMY GOODWIN
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 440-331-0403 WED-SAT 1-6PM
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1330187556-1044283917=:80142-- From RNavisjr at aol.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hiring Costume Coordinator IMMEDIATELY... Message-ID: <63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae@aol.com> --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable. I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested. Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at
Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable.
I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested.
Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary-- From GMaher at tribute.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 From: GMaher at tribute.com (Gary Maher) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hudson Players Open Man of La Mancha this Weekend Message-ID:
Hudson Players to
Open Man of La Mancha
this weekend
The Hudson Players are putting the final touches on the
storied musical Man of La Mancha to be performed at The Barlow Community
Center, on Oviatt St. in Hudson, February 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28 &
March 1. All curtain times are 8 p.m. except for the February 23 performance,
which is a 2 p.m. matinee. Opening night guests are also invited to a reception
after the show at The Reserve Inn of Hudson. Reservations and additional
information are available by calling 330-655-8522.
Directed and staged by well
known area director Wayne Merholz of Solon, Man of La Mancha is a remarkable
show and one of the great theatre successes of our time. It is a
play-within-a-play, based on Cervantes' "Don Quixote" and tells the poignant
story of a dying old man whose impossible dream takes over his mind. It's All
the Same, I, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, I'm Only Thinking of Him, The Impossible
Dream, I Really Like Him and Little Bird remain in your thoughts and
in your soul well after the show is over. Man of La Mancha is a comic
tragedy of mankind's struggle to better both himself and the world in which he
lives. To see life not as it is, but as it ought to be. Man of La Mancha
was the biggest hit of the 1965 Broadway season, when it took Tony Awards for
best musical, score, and libretto.
With musical
direction by Barb Bellamy, The cast of the Hudson Players production
includes Gary Maher as Cervantes/Don Quixote, Bob Fadeley as Sancho, Jim Wolf as
the Duke, Pam LaForce as Aldonza, Claudia Lillibridge as Antonia, Bob Herro as
the Captain, Jerry Schaber as the Inn Keeper, Gail Dowell, the Inn Keeper's
Wife, Linda Ryan as the Housekeeper, Steve Ryan as the Barber, Fig Jankowski as
Padra, Michelle Dolciato as Fermina, Ray Black as Pedro, and Cindy Steele, Stacy
Steele, John Jesenko & Tim Steiner as
Prisoners.
Ticket prices are $12 with senior citizen,
group and student discounts available. Advanced sale tickets are available at
The Learned Owl in Hudson. Reservations can be made by calling 330-655-8522 or
visiting the Hudson Players' website at
www.hudsonplayers.com.
Click here: Traci=
Very truly yours,
AMOURGIS &a= mp; KOTLER,
Attorneys & C= ounselors at Law<= BR>
The First Akron Building
611 West Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44303
(330) 535-6650 Fax: (330) 535-2205
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This message is inten= ded only for the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may conta= in information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure u= nder applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, or the intended=20= recipient's agent, you are hereby strictly prohibited from reading, u= sing, disseminating, distributing and / or reproducing this communication.=20= =A0
If you are not the intended recipient, or the intended recipient's agent, im= mediately notify the sender by telephone of the erroneous transmission and d= elete this message, in it's entirety, immediately. --part1_79.8d7c940.2b6ffaaa_boundary-- From clement at ncweb.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 From: clement at ncweb.com (Carole Clement) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES benefit Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20030203125456.00a768b0@127.0.0.1> --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer. The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady. A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement. Seating is limited--reserve your seats early. ====================== Production info: Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only Tickets are $50 patrons $20 adults $10 students 13 & older, including college & university Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to East Shore UU Church 10848 Chillicothe Rd Kirtland OH 44094 Questions 440 256-3400 for the church Directions from interstate: From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south. Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6 Directions from Rtes 322, 87, or 422: Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north. The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306. --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties.
Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer.
The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady.
A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement.
Seating is limited--reserve your seats early.
======================
Production info:
Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only
Tickets are
Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to
East Shore UU Church
10848 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland OH 44094
Questions 440 256-3400 for the church
From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south.
Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6
Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north.
The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306.
--=====================_6200594==_.ALT-- From MurphyGopal at aol.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 From: MurphyGopal at aol.com (MurphyGopal at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Guitar Lessons Message-ID: <6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3@aol.com> --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available..... call 216-965-9557 for information --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available.....
call 216-965-9557 for information
--part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary-- From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Tricks of the Trade: Career Development Workshops" Message-ID: <1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823@aol.com> --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ITEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio REGISTER NOW . . . for upcoming "Tricks of the Trade: Actor's Career Development" Workshops All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM . Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre, On-camera & Voiceover Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be prepared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script. After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's & Don'ts of what to do next. . Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques (commercial & industrial for radio & TV) Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Commercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as it looks. . Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial, industrial & film) There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how to adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs. . Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage, On-camera & Voiceover Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to the details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, and more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers & comedians, too. [NO session 3/15.] . Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade" Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo Tapes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by knowing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will need. . Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. You will have to know about the following to increase your chances of being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams," Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses. . Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work. Fee: $20.00 per session. $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. Major Credit cards accepted. (Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.) Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session. Call (216) 561-8608 to register. Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, 19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122. --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I=
TEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio
for upcoming
"Tricks of the Trade:&nbs=
p; Actor's Career Development" Workshops
All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
. Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre,=
On-camera & Voiceover
Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how=
auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be p=
repared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script.=
After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's &=20=
Don'ts of what to do next.
. Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques
&nbs=
p; (commercia=
l & industrial for radio & TV)
Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep=
the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Co=
mmercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require=20=
unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as=20=
it looks.
. Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial,=20=
industrial & film)
There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. =
Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film=
different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how t=
o adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs.=
. Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage,
Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' =
; Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to t=
he details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with l=
anguage and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, a=
nd more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers &=
; comedians, too.
[NO session 3/15.]
. Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade"
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo T=
apes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by kn=
owing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will ne=
ed.
. Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics
Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. =
; You will have to know about the following to increase your chances o=
f being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=
Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independ=
ent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
. Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" <=
BR>
Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make th=
at Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets.=
Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, R=
esources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" an=
d developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work.=
Fee: $20.00 per session. &nbs=
p; $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. &=
nbsp; Major Credit cards accepted.
(Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.)
Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session.=
Call (216) 561-8608 to register.
Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio,
19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122.
Daniel Ensel
1926 - 2002
We just received word of = the passing of=20 Dan Ensel. He died 30 December 2002, at age 76 in Portland,=20 Maine.
Dan served on =
the
He=20 received his bachelor=92s degree from Cleveland State and his masters = degree from=20 Kent State.
A memorial service will be =
held on 16=20
March 2003, 3pm, at the =
Cleveland Heights=20
Jewish C
John Buck,=20 Jr.
Actors'=20 Equity Liaison
WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Presents a Special Event
God's Trombones
An Evening of African American Folklore & Music
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to offer this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. This event will be presented Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. AND Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. on the Weathervane stage. GOD'S TROMBONES is a dramatization of African American plays and poems woven together with music and dance and directed by Reva Golden. This special collection was presented in October as part of Weathervane's Sundays at Seven: Salon Reading Series to an enthusiastic audience. The standing-room-only crowd convinced Executive Director Elynmarie Kazle, to revive the piece so that more people could enjoy it. GOD'S TROMBONES is sure to inspire, entertain and spiritually uplift those who attend.
Cast members include Edra Frazier, Taba Aleem, Bobby Gulley, Patricia Jackson, Myron Lewis, Margo Miner, Beaugard O'Neal, Kym Whitehead, Autume Fly, Dyan Turner, Erica Parms, Cara Parker, Danielle Roberts, Deangelo McCray, Sashari Bell, Damarcus McCray, Ebony Hodges, Chanel Hodges, Anthony Bell, Rebecca Golden, Claudia Sims, Sara Lute, Renee Boldes, Ramone Scott and Debra Hodges. Musical Director is Clifton Mosely with choreographer Everet Deck.
Join us Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. or Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. for this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. General Admission adult tickets are $10, Children 12 and under $8. Purchase by phone at 330-836-2626 with Visa, MasterCard or Discover. Ticket Office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Auditions
at
THE BECK CENTER
- - - - - - - - - -&nb= sp; - - - - - - - - - =20= - -
The ultimate "Actor's Musical" comes to Beck=20= Center for the Arts for the Summer of 2003! Auditions will be held on the fo= llowing three evenings:
&nbs= p; Sunday, Feb. 23rd at 7PM
&nbs= p; Monday, Feb. 24th at 7PM &= nbsp; and
&nbs= p; Tuesday, Feb. 25th at 7PM
There are roles for 25 men and 2 women. (Hold tight women of the Cleveland s= tage---2003/2004 will bring more variety for you at Beck!)
The age range for the men is 25 to 75, with a few roles as young as 17. The=20= women are 25-40. All roles are open except John Adams, which=20= will be be played by Greg Violand. No other AEA contracts are= anticipated, but union actors are free to audition.
Please prepare one brief vocal selection. An accom- pianist will be provided= . Sheet music is preferred, but a capella will be accepted. There will be a=20= very short movement audition...as little is required in the show.
1776 will run Ju= ly 11th thru August 10th in our Main-
Stage Karl Mackey Theatre. Rehearsals will begin in early June. All actors 1= 8 and over are paid for their participation.
No appointments are necessary. If you have further questions, please respond= to this e-mail, or call Scott Spence, Beck Center Artistic Director and Dir= ector for
1776 at 216-521-= 2540 x239
Also, please bring a thorough list of any conflicts you might have wi= th the rehearsal process to your audition.
Thank You!
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The Players Guild =
Theatre
in Canton presents as part of its Studio Theatre =
Series,
=A0Tom Eyen's classic camp women's prison play, =
=93WOMEN BEHIND =
BARS=94
=A0February 21, 22, 28 and March 1 at 8 PM. =
=A0=93Women Behind =
Bars=94 takes place in the Women's House =
of
Detention in New York and is a
send-up of female prison movies =
(=93Caged,=94 etc.)=85.=A0
Written by: =
Tom Eyen
Directed
by: Carla Derr
Tickets
are $10 (tickets will be available at the door; sorry, no advance ticket =
sales
for this show).
NOTE: This play contains =
very strong
language and adult themes and may be offensive to =
some.
=
(Produced
by special arrangement with Samuel French, =
Inc).
=
THE CAST:
CHERI=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 JENNIFER =
JETER
MARY=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 PAT
PAULUS
JOJO=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 TRACEY
PEYTON
GUADALUPE=A0=A0 MARG
STOCKER
LOUISE=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 KRIS
FURLAN
GLORIA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 MARGENE
RANNIGAN
MATRON=A0=A0=A0=A0 ESTHER
THOMAS
BLANCHE=A0=A0=A0 JODI
WILSON
GRANNY=A0=A0=A0=A0 LOIS
TOLLEY
ADA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 SHARON
GEIER
MAN=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 BARRY =
WAKSER
Please call (330) 453-7619 for =
more
information or visit us online at
www.playersguildtheatre.com<=
/a>
__________________________________=
________________________________________________________________
The Players Guild =
Theatre
1001 Market Avenue =
North
Canton, Ohio =
44702
Business Office: (330) =
453-7619
Box Office: (330) =
453-7617
www.playersguildtheatre.com
For general information, write to info at playersguildtheatre.com=
To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
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list, please
write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
and put "unsubscribe" in the subject =
field.
Cleveland, OH - =
=93Refreshing!=94=20
=93I=92m going to see you on Leno!=94 =93This play was the highlight of =
the evening!=94=20
=93This is so unique and exciting=94. These are just a few of the =
comments heard=20
after seeing previews of =93I=92m Just=20
Me...Mary=94.
A comedy about the = Virgin=20 Mary? Unheard of! Absurd!! It=92s never been done! Until now...finally, = Mary takes=20 on new life as =91she talks...and you listen=92. See the new and = improved version of=20 ...=93how it COULD have happened=94. Using flashbacks and an = occasional foray=20 into a few other characters like the angel Gabriel, Jesus, Joseph etc., = Mary=20 entertains with humorous insights into the life of a simple Jewish woman = who was=20 chosen to raise, the PERFECT child. She exclaims to Gabriel, =93What = do you=20 mean I=92m pregnant, don=92t you have to be in the same room = together??=94 Toto=20 we're not in Kansas anymore! This isn't the calm serene picture of piety = Mary=20 that you are used to seeing. The new Mary will tickle your funny bone = with gems=20 of wisdom, and witicisms, she will make you think and wonder at.......T = h=20 e r e e e e s t o f t h = e s=20 t o r y.
Be there for the = premiere=20 showcase of "I'm Just Me...Mary".
Kathie = Dice
There will be a special on the Irish in Cleveland on a couple of =
cable=20
networks next Wednesday, 2/12/03 at 7pm. Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. =
will=20
host. Featured will be John Myers, Esq., Ancient Order of =
Hibernians,=20
Regina Costello, Irish Archivist, WRHS and yours truly John M. Regan, =
"Irish=20
Rodeo Clowns, LLC-Cleveland Producers of "Flanagan's Wake".
This project was a collaborative effort between Cuyahoga Community =
College,=20
Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. and SMART TV Live. The SMART TV Live =
broadcasts=20
will air on Adelphia digital channels 24 and Cox Cable 82=20
networks. This is part of the series titled, Cleveland's =
Diversity,=20
Historic & Contemporary Cultures, Their Struggles & =
Contributions. =20
The series starts on Wednesday, 2/5/03 with the German Octoberfest and =
ends on=20
Wednesday April 9th with the Pakistani and Albanians.
If you get the opportunity to see this, please let me know what you =
think=20
of it. Thank you, JMR
Staged Readings will be held at Cabaret Dada (1210 W. 6th street)
Don't miss this great opportunity to hear new works by local playwrights= being read by local actors. there will also be a "Q&A" session with the= authors afterwards.
Suggested donations: $5.00
Please help support the future of Cleveland's Theatrical community.
Note: This is an ongoing program. We are in continuous need of new works= being submitted and available actors. If you are interested contact Russel=20= Stich at Somedada at aol.com or (216)696-4242 ... or just stop by this evening.
Thanks --part1_b4.17e555e3.2b728a8a_boundary-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Coming Soon to the Warren Smith Gallery -- VISCERAL VISUALS Message-ID:
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS
THE SECOND ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE BIRTHDAY BENEFIT
AT GREAT LAKES BREWING COMPANY
NEWS RELEASE 2/5/2003
Contact: Jennifer Clifford, Benefit Co-Chair
Phone: (216) 240-1113
For release: Immediately
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival celebrates the 439th b= irthday of William Shakespeare on Friday, April 25, 2003 beginning at 7 PM a= t Great Lakes Brewing Company, 2516 Market Avenue in Cleveland.
Party highlights include a performance by "2 Skinny = Dorks" (named #1 band of 2002 by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), a sil= ent auction, and a birthday cake for the Bard. Free valet parking will= be provided.
This event will celebrate the birth of William Shakespear= e (b. April 23, 1564 - by tradition) and kick off the CSF's sixth summer sea= son. Come eat, drink, and be merry with us!
Tickets are $30 per person or $50 per couple. Reservation= s can be made by calling Jennifer Clifford (benefit co-chair) at (216) 240-1= 113.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival is dedicated to produc= ing exceptional, accessible theater, drawing influence from the works of Wil= liam Shakespeare. We celebrate the talents of local artists in all asp= ects of production, and excite contemporary audiences with the timeless them= es of great theatre. We offer free summer performances in a festive at= mosphere, educational outreach programs, and creative collaborations with ot= her groups.
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
P.O. Box 771430, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
email - info at cleveshakes.org
web site - http://www.cleveshakes.org
phone - (216) 732-3311
--MS_Mac_OE_3127312064_1145202_MIME_Part-- From gidget330 at yahoo.com Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 From: gidget330 at yahoo.com (Bridget Tharp) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Vagina Monologues auditions Feb 12-13 Message-ID: <20030205195447.33867.qmail@web14205.mail.yahoo.com> --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues. Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song. Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre. All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US! Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues.
Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song.
Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre.
All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US!
Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions!
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I'm looking for Bill =
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HERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Celebrates 500th Mainstage Production with
THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Sponsored by Community AIDS Network
Weathervane Playhouse is proud to announce its 500th Mainstage productio=
n, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, a drama written by Moises Kaufman and the Members of=
the Tectonic Theater Project. The play will be performed February 26=20=
through March 15, 2003. In November 1998, ten New Yorkers traveled to=20=
the town of Laramie, Wyoming. They were there to explore a crime and a=
town. Over the next 18 months, they conducted over 200 interviews wit=
h the people of Laramie. The result is a play of beauty and pain; abou=
t hate, hope, fear and courage.
Matthew Shepard was a 21-year-old gay student at the University of Wyomi=
ng. One night he was beaten, robbed and left for dead by two local roo=
fers who offered him a ride home from a local bar. He was discovered 1=
8 hours later, tied to a wooden fence on the outskirts of town. The ev=
ent became a worldwide media headline and five days later Matthew Shepard di=
ed in a Colorado hospital. THE LARAMIE PROJECT examines homophobia, cl=
ass distinctions and cowboy culture by blending the chronology of the case w=
ith the anger, confusion, sadness and embarrassment it left behind. Th=
e play questions whether Laramie, or the nation, has changed as a result of=20=
this crime.
In 1935, Weathervane's four founders, Grace Hower Crawford, Laurine Schw=
an, Helen Troesch and Muriel MacLachlan, ventured away from the Women's City=
Club Theater with a vision to provide innovative theater and new works for=20=
our community. Using the talents of volunteers, Weathervane has contin=
ued to honor their vision with new comedies, challenging mysteries, edgy dra=
mas and musicals. During its first season at "The Barn" on Marshall Av=
enue, 17 plays, including Elmer Rice's avant garde "The Adding Machine", wer=
e presented. Weathervane has also presented new plays a season or two after=20=
their New York premieres. Weathervane was the first non-professional t=
heater to stage "The Fantasticks" in 1961. Our most recent production,=
"Arsenic and Old Lace", has been presented three times, the first while it=20=
was still playing in New York in 1942.
Weathervane also risks presenting some controversial works on its Mainst=
age and in the Salon Reading Series. During "Watch on the Rhine" in 19=
76, a swastika was painted on the building and director Bob Belfance's car w=
as set on fire. Letters to editors of local newspapers flooded newsroo=
ms when we presented "That Championship Season" in 1976 and "The Perfect Par=
ty" in 1988. The public both cheered and decried Weathervane's challen=
ge to the status quo. These plays and others have sparked discussions=20=
on the role of theater in educating the public. The groundbreaking, ga=
y-themed "The Boys in the Band" was presented on Stage Two in 1978 and this=20=
presentation of THE LARAMIE PROJECT continues the risk of presenting controv=
ersial plays.
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, the story of an American town - a true story, by Mo=
ises Kaufman and the Members of the Tectonic Theater Project, at Weathervane=
Playhouse February 26 through March15, 2003. Low-cost preview=20=
performances on Wednesday and Thursday, February 26 & 27 with official o=
pening on Friday, February 28. This play contains ADULT language=
and subject matter and is suitable for high school students and adults.=
THE LARAMIE PROJECT is sponsored by Community AIDS Network.
Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Ca=
ll between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $17=20=
($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for senior citizens & students) As=
k us about our "student rush" program.
Lakeland Theatre presents
The Imaginary Invalid
by Moliere
Friday, February 7 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 8 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 9 @ 7:00 PM
Friday, February 14 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 15 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 16 @ 2:00PM
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets/Lights by Keith Nagy Costumes by Alison Hernan
Featuring Andrew Narten, John Galbriath and Susan McGarry
For ticket information and reservations call 440.953.7034. Adults $10;Students/Seniors $8. Lakeland Theatre is on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East to second exit Rt #306. Take a right onto Rt #306 to first traffic light. Turn left into LCC. Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Free parking.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1060211277-1044551655=:55133-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland Auditions for INTO THE WOODS Message-ID: <20030206172526.95637.qmail@web13108.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's INTO THE WOODS Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED. Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid. Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003. For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's
INTO THE WOODS
Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment
Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot.
Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED.
Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams
Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid.
Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003.
For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034.
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Crew Productions
will be holding Auditions for
Lunacy:
A Bathroom Trilogy
By: Richard Turtle
Directed by Rob Peck
On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th
From 7-9 pm
At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa
1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District
2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45
Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added)
Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702
or walk in.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859-- From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Denny Carleton FREE Coffeehouse Concert at Fine Arts Message-ID: <001b01c2ce25$9c3620a0$9900a8c0@FineArts> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A FREE Coffeehouse Concert featuring Denny Carleton & Friends will be held Saturday, February 8, 2003 8:00-11:00 PM The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Avenue Willoughby, Ohio (on the campus of The Andrews School) Guest Performers Denny Carleton Mike Winnery (formerly of The Rockers) Chuck Lynn Dominic Apolito Mike Humphrey Art Lazar Ed Mills PJ Phillips Chris Butcher Kan Klawon Carol Linsenmeier Musical Selections will include: Music from Denny's "Whiskey Island" CD Acoustic versions of music from the Swing Era Roy Orbison Bluegrass Gospel, reminiscent of "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?" Specs: The concert is FREE and open to the public On-site parking is FREE Fine Arts is barrier free Intimate and casual coffeehouse atmosphere in the Main Gallery Java and refreshments available for purchase Stop in for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire evening. NEXT COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT: Saturday, April 26, 2003 ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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Mentor Avenue
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Carleton
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Winnery (formerly of The Rockers)
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Lynn
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Apolito
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Humphrey
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Lazar
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Mills
PJ=20
Phillips
Chris=20
Butcher
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Klawon
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Orbison
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parking is FREE
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Arts is barrier free
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and refreshments available for purchase
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for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire =
evening.
Greetings to=
you,
the lucky finder of this Golden Ticket,
from Mr. Willy Wonka...<=
BR>
The Hudson High School Drama=
Department
invites you to take a journey into a world of Pure Imagination
Charlie and the Chocolate Fa=
ctory
directed by Sergio Iriarte &n=
bsp; produced by Amy Foulkes
February 7th and 8th
7:30 pm
East Woods School
120 N. Hayden Pkwy.
Hudson, Oh
tickets $3.00
entertainment for the ent=
ire family!
thank you for supporting hig=
h school theatre!
mike and ike are cordially i=
nvited to come and say whatever they want afterwards!
The Top 5 Ways =
Northeast Ohio=20
Copes With 6 More Weeks of Winter
5) You go =
to the=20
drive-thru hoping to spill scalding hot McDonald's coffee on your=20
lap.
4) =
Whatever that is on=20
top of Jim Traficant's head just migrated south.
3) Your =
morning ritual=20
includes defrosting your mail.
2) It's so =
cold, Britney=20
Speares has been downgraded from "hot" to "lukewarm."
and the number one way Northeast Ohio =
copes with 6=20
more weeks of winter...
1) You go see =
Point of No Return Improv
this Saturday, =
February 8,=20
7:30 p.m. =
at Quirk Cultural =
Center,=20
1201 Grant =
Street, Cuyahoga=20
Falls.
Tickets are only =
$5!!!! =20
it's smoke-free, =
alcohol-free,=20
family-friendly
and the theatre's =
heated!!!!!!!
For more information, =
call=20
330-686-8789,
or visit www.PNRimprov.com
Feb. 7, 8 & 9 is Cleveland Public Theatre's Big Box Series featuring= Christopher Johnston's new one-act play about long-term relationships
Theories of Relativity
Support your local artists - see a new,= production from a local writer/director, local talent, local artists this w= eekend!
It's not too late!
Come see Cleveland=20 Repertory Project this weekend at Cleveland Public=20 Theatre!
Friday, February 7th =
8:00=20
p.m.
Saturday, February =
8th
8:00=20
p.m.
Sunday, February =
9th
3:00=20
p.m.
Join us in celebrating our 15th=20 Anniversary Season with a performance highlighting works by new = Artistic=20 Director Hernando Cortez.
"The Man and the =
Echo"
"Planet=20
Soup"
"Two Hours That Shook The World"
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www.RepertoryProject.org=20 ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C2CE94.1C77F360-- From Thackaberr at aol.com Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 From: Thackaberr at aol.com (Thackaberr at aol.com) Date: Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]CHARLEY'S AUNT Rave Review in Scene Magazine from Actors' Summit Message-ID: <7b.959129a.2b753d0f@aol.com> --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MARIE ANDRUSEWICZ The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson with an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-print postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater across the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Charley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masquerade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of oldfangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty set lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of the sexquerade. The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, debating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments appropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role, fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Charley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where the nuts come from." To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, which becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up -- with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surprise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have been neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow. The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comic warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charley's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incarnations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familiar with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack Benny in petticoats for the title role. The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cummings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overall is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Diane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of Babbs's girl Ella. Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-treaders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackman turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Stephen Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasure to watch as Brasset the butler. Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rollicking old-time good time at the theater. --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson w=
ith an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-prin=
t postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater ac=
ross the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Ch=
arley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masqu=
erade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of old=
fangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty se=
t lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of=
the sexquerade.
The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MA=
RIE ANDRUSEWICZ
The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, d=
ebating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects=20=
of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments a=
ppropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is=20=
required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role,=
fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Char=
ley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt=
and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where=20=
the nuts come from."
To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before=
her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors=
of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, whi=
ch becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up --=
with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surpr=
ise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have be=
en neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow.
The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comi=
c warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charle=
y's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incar=
nations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familia=
r with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack=
Benny in petticoats for the title role.
The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven=
fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cu=
mmings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overal=
l is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is=20=
having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Di=
ane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and=20=
Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of B=
abbs's girl Ella.
Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-tre=
aders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility=20=
to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackma=
n turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Steph=
en Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasur=
e to watch as Brasset the butler.
Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed=
to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rol=
licking old-time good time at the theater.
Here are the latest offerings for
The Wordcatcher Workshop in February:
Mac's Backs and Lakewood!!
The Wordcatcher I Workshop
Time: 11-12:30 pm
Date: February 15th at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
Exploring life -expression, goal setting, and creativity through journaling/personal writing. Includes wishwriting session for turning dreams into actionable movements- powerful stuff!
Beginning/advanced writers welcome. Pre-registration necessary -- fee $15 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
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The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 1-2:30 pm
Date: February 15th, immediately following the Wordcatcher I Workshop at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com for registration. Will be a class minimum of 5 to hold.TAKE BOTH CLASSES ON FEB 15 11-2:30 p.m. for $30.
********************************
Now Offered In Lakewood-
You must sign up before noon, **Monday February 10th **to take this class!
Please register through Lakewood Community Recreation: 521-4081
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 7-9 pm
Date: February 15th at Lakewood High School, Room 192
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20, includes cost of workbook. Wordcatcher 1 is NOT a prerequisite for this course.
Carolyn Koesters
www.wordcatcher.com
Journal/Poetry Therapy Workshops
Write deep,
Write barefoot,
Write at midnight.
Just write.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1569853889-1044638127=:22983-- From profbobo at neo.rr.com Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 From: profbobo at neo.rr.com (Jeff Holland) Date: Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Mike and Ike Satirical Review of Weathervane's "Arsenic and Old Lace." Message-ID: <001301c2cedb$3bf0ed40$a9b75d18@neo.rr.com> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable WARNING: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW HAS BEEN RATED PG-13 BY DUSTIN DIAMOND. = THE MAN IS ON "STAR DATES." HE OBVIOUSLY NEEDS SOMETHING TO DO. =20 IKE: First off, I wanna go on record as sayin' I didn't even want to = see a show Saturday night. =20 MIKE: They were still doing it; we could still see it. Besides, you = laughed. =20 I: Hell, yeah! Coked up grannies on a rampage. My kinda comedy. =20 M: The grannies were not "coked up." =20 I: Come on, Michael. They were way too happy. And this wasn't no = "I'm completely loopy" happy. This was a happiness born of chemical = dependency. Pretty sure Einstein was stoned. =20 M: Ike. =20 I: Johnathan was on thorazine. Teddy was just havin' a good trip. The = cops were freebasing before they came in. =20 M: What does this have to do with anything? =20 I: They're gonna be arguin' that question for years. =20 M: No, I think it's going to be how'd I get away with it. =20 PAUSE =20 I: I'm gonna figure that one out on the way home, ain't I? =20 M: There is that possibility. =20 PAUSE =20 I: So the set is nice. =20 M: The kind of set you'd want to see a muder mystery/comedy on. =20 I: The kinda set you'd LIKE to see someone die in, though you never do. =20 M: This is also a comedy of mannors. It wouldn't be polite to show = the actual murders. =20 I: Woulda made it a tad more interestin.' =20 M: You were laughing! =20 I: The idea of sister senior serial killers amuses me, what can I say? = Plus it shows a whiny the-ater critic get tied and gagged. He'da been = English, I would'a been in Heaven. =20 M: There was a lot of theatre critic abuse in this, wasn't there. =20 I: Yep. Loved it. =20 M: It was beautiful. =20 I: Killer grannies on uppers and critic bashing! All this show needed = was a monkey in a diaper and it woulda been the best play EVER!!!! =20 M: Let's be fair. It was not perfect. =20 I: We're gonna talk about this, aren't we. =20 M: I feel we need to. =20 M and I:(Together) Jonathan's make up! =20 M: Now in the original run, Boris Karloff played the Brewster who = looked like Boris Karloff, so the joke worked. Now, of course, it's = rather difficult to get Karloff for this role, particularly Community = Theatre productions so some suspension of disbelief is in order. =20 I: Couple of scars, maybe some bruising, I can deal. Makin' him look = like an extra in the zombie scene in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" don't = work! =20 =20 M: The man was scary enough as it was, the make up actually detracted = from his performance and in normal light, when he was trying to be = ominous he just came across as a Batman villain. =20 I: However, when he was in the spooky light and tryin' to be ominous he = freaked the hell outta me. =20 M: It's nice to see Mr. Stillitano doing some legitimate theatre. =20 I: I told him, getting away from Holland was the best thing he could = do. =20 M: He should have been Irish, though. =20 I: Yeah, didn't get that either. I also wanna go on record as sayin' = that Emily Haase, who also used to work with Holland and has escaped = unscathed, has got one of the best secondary jokes in the show. =20 M: The Einstein bit! =20 I: Yeppers. She's got this slow realization take at the end that is = just comic gold. It almost steels the thunder from the best last line = in the-ater history. =20 M: That reminds me, are you thirsty? =20 PAUSE =20 I: Why? =20 M: Just wondering. =20 =20 AND NOW EXTRA SPECIAL GUEST CRITICISM FROM GUEST LIMEY REGINALD J. = SMYTHE SMYTHE (He don't get to talk to us cause we're still mad about = the whole closet deal--Ike) =20 Reginald: (Ahem) Ithankyew. Let is be first stated for the record that I = have nothing against fat gay bikers. wait. sorry... against the portly, = alternatively sexual or those who worship the way of Harley Davidson. = Nor do I have anything against swingers. Apparently someone just did not = understand the Impossible Marriage review's closing comment. More's the = pity. Also, I do hereby apologize for the cruel and unjust treatment of = "Mike and Ike." That is not to say that I am sorry I locked them in a = closet. it merely means that I do understand each of their respective = skills at hygiene and should have taken that into account when choosing = appropriate ventillation. It has been said that Ike has the bathing = habits of a wild boar in July heat, and Michael has a habit of wearing = too much of an aftershave that, with continuous exposure, will result in = irritation of the eyes, dizziness, hallucination and eventually death. = And still this does not qualify as cruel or unjust. However, when I = forced them to listen to their own reviews on a loop as read by James = Lipton being massaged by Leonard Maltin, well. there's only so far a man = should be allowed to go. And I crossed that line. However, that is not = far from the general theme of "Mike and Ike" reviews is it? It has been = remarked that the handling of these reviews has been less than adult, or = immature. I for one agree. And those who have written in turning this = entire situation into a battle for freedom of speech and other lofty = causes? Very bold. Inappropriate, but bold. Not nearly as immature, = inappropriate or bold as having their pictures vandalized and mounted on = a drum kit, but there's only so far we're willing to go. However one = must never forget that "Mike and Ike" reviews are unkind, scathing, = inappropriate, biting, brutally honest, badly written and completely = meant to be a bloody joke! (sigh) Twits.=20 =20 What? =20 Oh, yes. Of course. =20 Arsenic and Old Lace was mildly amusing, mostly pedestrian, predictable = and not very clever. But then again, so is the script. I: Okay, I actually thought he was gonna talk about the play. M: He did see it, didn't he? I: I thought he saw it with you. M: I thought he was with you. I: He didn't even see the damn thing! 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Add photos to your e-mail with MSN=20 8. Get 2 months FREE*. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720-- From iorhino at yahoo.com Fri Feb 7 14:37:09 2003 From: iorhino at yahoo.com (Greg Vovos) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:37:09 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Seek Shelter in CPT's BIG [BOX] in 2 Weeks! Message-ID: <20030207194152.55562.qmail@web20802.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Save the Drama For Your Mama OR Just Bring Her With You! In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy Charge Opens at CPT February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes. Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time! Tickets Just $10 (And They're Going Fast!) Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last. Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit. A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Save the Drama For Your Mama
OR
Just Bring Her With You!
In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy
Charge
Opens at CPT
February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm
Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson
Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes.
Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time!
Tickets Just $10
(And They're Going Fast!)
Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last.
Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit.
A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER
Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253-- From rsummers at kent.edu Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 From: rsummers at kent.edu (Becky Summers) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for The Crucible Message-ID: <3E440321.EC96BDFF@kent.edu> --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS REMINDER Auditions for The Crucible Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10 Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43, Streetsboro, Ohio. For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192. Check out SCT online at www.sct-online.com --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS
REMINDER
Auditions for The Crucible
Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm
Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm
Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10
Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43,
Streetsboro, Ohio.
For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192.
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From Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
From: Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us (Seaton, Kira)
Date: Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
Subject: [NEohioPAL]My kingdom for a Captain von Trapp
Message-ID: is=20
seeking a Captain von Trapp for their April 24th -May 2nd production of=20
If you=20
are not familiar with the stage show of this classic, Captain Georg does =
a bit=20
more singing than in the movie....
In=20
fact, he has a trio with the Baroness and Max, various "Edelweiss's" and =
"Sound=20
of Music's", other classics
and a=20
neat duet with Maria, "Ordinary Couple" that replaces the more =
cinema-suited=20
"Something Good".
The=20
part is more tailored to a singer than the movie version, =
but is, of =
course, the pivot=20
for the whole plot.
Our=20
Captain Georg von Trapp is a tough-but tender father and widower, =
somewhere=20
around 30-40 in this production,
with a=20
wide singing range, and the acting range to go from commanding =
to=20
bewildered, and from romantic to determined.
If you=20
are tall male, between 25-50 years old, with a good singing voice and =
good=20
acting chops,
please=20
call Scott Posey at 216-738-1846 or at=20
216-625-5911
Oh, and=20
by the way, tall and handsome would also be nice, =
too! (...says the=20
female Music Director)
writing=20
for Robert Ellis, Theatre Manager and Professor of Theatre and=20
Speech
and R.=20
Scott Posey, stage director
For the past few weeks I've had one eye glued to the TV awaiting updates regarding our war/terrorist alert status. Today, I was just as grateful as I was alarmed to hear Attorney General, John Ashcroft recommend that every American citizen visit the Homeland Security wedbsite for information on how we can all prevent, prepare and protect ourselves from another terrorist attack.
As I contemplate the prospect of war in a hyperconscious, yet helpless state of mind, I felt compelled to pass on that very worthwhile website to anyone who may not be aware of it. It is The Department of Homeland Security at http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/
I pray we never have to utilize any of the tips or resources posted there, but I couldn't bare to think that this information may go unnoticed at a time when we may need it most.
A Patriot for Peace-
2300 McKinley Ave.
Lakewood, Ohio 44107-5572
Toll Free 866-SCHTICK
Local 216-521-3831
Cellular 216-832-6557
lipschtick at lipschtick.com
Fourth Annual The International Symposium for Directors, sponsored by LaMa=
Ma Umbria is a 3-week training program for professional directors, choreogra=
phers and actors. Internationally renowned theatre artists will conduct work=
shops and lecture/demonstrations. During the Symposium, the students will tr=
avel to Perugia, Assisi and other towns to get a taste of Umbrian art and cu=
lture. Performances at the internationally renowned Spoleto Festival are als=
o included. In addition, participating directors may conduct their own works=
hops to share insights and techniques with their colleagues. For more inform=
ation: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.html Maria Irene Fornes - SPONTANEOUS WRITING AND THE DIRECTOR/PL=
AYWRIGHT COLLABORATION Winner of six Obie Awards including one for Sustained=
Achievement, internationally renowned Cuban-born playwright and director Ma=
ria Irene Fornes explores the creative process of both director and playwrig=
ht.
July 10 - July 30, 2003
LaMaMa Umbria International, Spoleto, Italy
Anton Juan - YU-GEN and ESSENCE: SHAPING LANGUAGE IN SPACE Award-winning Fil=
ipino director/playwright Anton Juan does his workshop based on the physical=
ization of meaning and memory. Winner of the Onassis International Prize for=
Theatre, Anton Juan is Director-General of the Dulaang UP Theatre Company a=
nd artistic director of Liknon Arts Center in Athens.
Tina Landau - VISUAL LITERACY (BUILDING ON VIEWPOINTS AND COMPOSITION) Write=
r/director Tina Landau will develop original works expressing a strong point=
of view through visual imagery. Her works include FLOYD COLLINS, SPACE, DRE=
AM TRUE and STONEWALL and the Broadway musical revival, BELLS ARE RINGING. <=
BR>
Jean-Guy Lecat - THEATRICAL SPACE AND THE WORK OF PETER BROOK Jean-Guy Lecat=
has transformed spaces for Peter Brook all over the world as well as consul=
ting on theatres such as the BAM Harvey, the Vivian Beaumont and many others=
. His workshop will take you on a tour of theatre spaces in Umbria as he dis=
cusses the ideal relationship between the director's work and the space. His=
work with Brook will also be presented.
Jean-Claude van Italie - MOVEMENT, BREATH AND THE SPOKEN WORD: GENERATING TH=
EATRE Principal writer for The Open Theatre, early LaMaMa playwright and cen=
tral force in the American theatre of the Sixties, Jean-Claude van Italie wi=
ll use story and dreams to create group theatre pieces with original forms.=20=
Van Italie, author of more than 30 plays and musicals, has received the New=20=
England Theatre Conference Award for Outstanding Achievement in the American=
Theatre.
Wlodzimierz Staniewski - TEXT INTERPRETATION: WORDS, GESTURES AND THE VOCAL=20=
LINE Basing his workshop on ELECTRA, Staniewski, head of the world-renowned=20=
Gardzienice Theatre in Poland, will demonstrate his unique process of text i=
nterpretation leading to a presentation of a composition of selected parts o=
f the play. Gardzienice is "one of the world's premiere experimental theatre=
companies," "a unique world treasure," and "they have had a profound effect=
on theatre throughout the world."
For registration form and further information: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.=
html
or call (212) 620-0703.
~Wild Plum Theater Company~
~invites you~
to spend your
Valentine's Day
weekend with us!
~~~~~~~~~~~
WPTC
in collaboration with
Cleveland Public Theatre BIG [Box] series
presents:
HERS, HIS, MINE & OURS
a festival of three gay, lesbian, bi and transgender one-acts
and lobby gallery showcasing local artists and photographers!!
Never Said by Kim Yaged
Breakdown by Dori Apel
GSI:Gay Sex Investigators by John Kandray
~~~~~~~~~~~
February 14 & 15 at 8pm February 16 at 3pmCleveland Public Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, OH 44102
call (216) 631-2727 for Tickets!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~
Also......
We will be hosting an opening night reception
after the Friday night show!
~~~~~~~~~~~
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seminar. It will be held at the Westlake Rec Center THIS THURSDAY, =
2/13/03=20
starting at 8am. Participants may be approved for 6.5 hours of =
continuing=20
education credits (RCHs or PDUs-depending upon your field of=20
specialization?). Twenty dollars includes coffee and a dei style=20
lunch. If you are interested call Ashley at 440-891-3808 to make =
your=20
reservation now.
Thanks, John M. =
Regan, CASAC,=20
NCACII
Port Director, =
U. S. Customs=20
Service
Member, Irish =
Rodeo=20
Clowns,LLC
Cleveland =
Producers of=20
"Flanagan's Wake"
Dear Friends, =
Please take a =
look at this=20
program coming up Feb 13th, sponsored by Project CARE and US =
Customs. The=20
purpose is to bring law enforcement together with the substance abuse=20
prevention, treatment and educational communities to increase drug =
interdiction=20
while reducing demand through education. Where else can you get =
6.5 credit=20
hours, coffee and lunch for $20? ANY interested party may =
attend. =20
You DO NOT have to be a law enforcement officer, counselor or school =
teacher to=20
benefit from this training. See you on February 13th at the =
Westlake Rec=20
Center.
Please spread =
the word=20
throughout your networks! Attached is the brochure. If you =
cannot=20
open it, below is the cut-n-paste version.
Anne = Marie=20 Peacock
Edge Learning Institute of Ohio
(440) 333-4693
> =
Interdiction &=20
Intervention
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
THE
PLAYERS GUILD THEATRE ANNOUNCES
AUDITIONS
FOR =
1776
Tentative audition dates: April 26 and 27, =
2003
Performances: June 6 -
June 29, 2003
*(possible special performance on Friday, July 4, =
2003)
Directed
by Jerry Lowe
Further
info on dates, times, etc. to be announced and will also be posted on =
our
website at
_____________________________________=
_________________________________________________________________________=
_____________
1001 Market Avenue =
North Canton, Ohio =
44702 Business Office: (330) =
453-7619 Box Office: (330) =
453-7617 www.playersguildtheatre.com For general information, write to
info at playersguildtheatre.com To receive audition notices and =
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information by e-mail, write to =
audition at playersguildtheatre.com To unsubscribe from the mailing =
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write to audition at playersguildtheatre.com and put =
"unsubscribe" in
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MOVIE=20
SOUNDTRACK WANTED (ASAP)
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
Ray Szuch, CEO
WorldEonline.com = (WEO)
North=20 Coast Central casting (NCCC)
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Date: Sun Feb 9 18:15:02 2003
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Top 5 reasons why men should see The Vagina Monologues........Mother, =
Daughter, Sister, Wife, Friend
Valentine's Day, February 14, 2003
V-Concert with Anne E DeChant
Vagina Monologues
V-Art, raffle, photos, food, fun
V-Tickets, $25, Borders Books and Music Stores
Victory over Violence
V-Day Akron
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
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Vagina=20
Monologues........Mother, Daughter, =
Sister, Wife,=20
Friend
V
alentine's Day, February 14,=20 2003V
-Concert with Anne E=20 DeChantV
agina = MonologuesV
V
-Tickets, $25, Borders Books = and Music=20 StoresV
ictory over = ViolenceV
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
Montelongo =
Promotions
Mike =
Mucci
Dear NeohioPal Members:
Per my telephone conversation with the Cleveland =
Playhouse=20
I am writing you (Fred Sternfeld) seeking a recommendation for =
an=20
individual who would be qualified to help with a musical=20
project. Montelongo Promotions is seeking an =
experienced=20
director or producer to train a local entertainer/singer with=20
established national recognition for over 35 years to learn various =
stage=20
delivery skills. An understanding of old time television comedy =
would be=20
an asset. This entertainer has worked in television and radio in =
the past=20
and already has natural comedic skills.
The show is being developed for dinner =
theaters, casinos,=20
and cruise ships venues. This trainer and consultant would be =
responsible for teaching two entertainers stage presence, pacing, =
timing, and=20
expanding a conceptual comedy idea already in place within the =
framework=20
provided by the creators. The Individual would be required to =
sign a=20
confidentiality agreement.
This opportunity could possibly develop into =
a long term=20
consulting position.
Interested individuals can contact me via email at =
sally879 at adelphia.net or=20
440-567-9295.
Mike Mucci
Montelongo Promotions
440-567-9295
CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE, 1371 CLAGUE ROAD, WESTLAKE, OH WILL HOLD AUDITIONS FOR GODSPELL ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH AT 7:30 PM AND ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, AT 3:00 PM.
SEEKING ACTORS WHO SING AND ACTORS WHO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT.
PERFORMANCE DATES ARE APRIL 18TH, - MAY 11TH, 2003. OPENS ON GOOD FRIDAY, WITH A SPECIAL PERFORMANCE ON EASTER SUNDAY.
DIRECTOR IS LARRY NEHRING. MUSICAL DIRECTOR IS AMY GOODWIN
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 440-331-0403 WED-SAT 1-6PM
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1330187556-1044283917=:80142-- From RNavisjr at aol.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:01 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hiring Costume Coordinator IMMEDIATELY... Message-ID: <63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae@aol.com> --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable. I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested. Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Near West Theatre is looking to hire a costume coordinator for two weeks of work on our BENEFIT 2003 which will be a one night show down at the Ohio Theater at
Playhouse Square on Sunday night, Feb 16th. Salary is negotiable.
I'll be glad to give you the details....Call immediately if interested.
Bob Navis Jr Artistic Director 216-281-6879 --part1_63.17c5136c.2b6fe9ae_boundary-- From GMaher at tribute.com Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 From: GMaher at tribute.com (Gary Maher) Date: Mon Feb 3 10:25:11 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hudson Players Open Man of La Mancha this Weekend Message-ID:
Hudson Players to
Open Man of La Mancha
this weekend
The Hudson Players are putting the final touches on the
storied musical Man of La Mancha to be performed at The Barlow Community
Center, on Oviatt St. in Hudson, February 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28 &
March 1. All curtain times are 8 p.m. except for the February 23 performance,
which is a 2 p.m. matinee. Opening night guests are also invited to a reception
after the show at The Reserve Inn of Hudson. Reservations and additional
information are available by calling 330-655-8522.
Directed and staged by well
known area director Wayne Merholz of Solon, Man of La Mancha is a remarkable
show and one of the great theatre successes of our time. It is a
play-within-a-play, based on Cervantes' "Don Quixote" and tells the poignant
story of a dying old man whose impossible dream takes over his mind. It's All
the Same, I, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, I'm Only Thinking of Him, The Impossible
Dream, I Really Like Him and Little Bird remain in your thoughts and
in your soul well after the show is over. Man of La Mancha is a comic
tragedy of mankind's struggle to better both himself and the world in which he
lives. To see life not as it is, but as it ought to be. Man of La Mancha
was the biggest hit of the 1965 Broadway season, when it took Tony Awards for
best musical, score, and libretto.
With musical
direction by Barb Bellamy, The cast of the Hudson Players production
includes Gary Maher as Cervantes/Don Quixote, Bob Fadeley as Sancho, Jim Wolf as
the Duke, Pam LaForce as Aldonza, Claudia Lillibridge as Antonia, Bob Herro as
the Captain, Jerry Schaber as the Inn Keeper, Gail Dowell, the Inn Keeper's
Wife, Linda Ryan as the Housekeeper, Steve Ryan as the Barber, Fig Jankowski as
Padra, Michelle Dolciato as Fermina, Ray Black as Pedro, and Cindy Steele, Stacy
Steele, John Jesenko & Tim Steiner as
Prisoners.
Ticket prices are $12 with senior citizen,
group and student discounts available. Advanced sale tickets are available at
The Learned Owl in Hudson. Reservations can be made by calling 330-655-8522 or
visiting the Hudson Players' website at
www.hudsonplayers.com.
Click here: Traci=
Very truly yours,
AMOURGIS &a= mp; KOTLER,
Attorneys & C= ounselors at Law<= BR>
The First Akron Building
611 West Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44303
(330) 535-6650 Fax: (330) 535-2205
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If you are not the intended recipient, or the intended recipient's agent, im= mediately notify the sender by telephone of the erroneous transmission and d= elete this message, in it's entirety, immediately. --part1_79.8d7c940.2b6ffaaa_boundary-- From clement at ncweb.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 From: clement at ncweb.com (Carole Clement) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:07 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES benefit Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20030203125456.00a768b0@127.0.0.1> --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties. Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer. The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady. A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement. Seating is limited--reserve your seats early. ====================== Production info: Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only Tickets are $50 patrons $20 adults $10 students 13 & older, including college & university Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to East Shore UU Church 10848 Chillicothe Rd Kirtland OH 44094 Questions 440 256-3400 for the church Directions from interstate: From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south. Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6 Directions from Rtes 322, 87, or 422: Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north. The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306. --=====================_6200594==_.ALT Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" The East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirtland is hosting Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues for the 2003 V-Day benefit. All proceeds go to support the women & children's shelters in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties.
Ann Hedger, actor, director and Theater Operations Coordinator at Fine Arts, Willoughby, is the director. Carole Clement, playwright, is the producer.
The production features Dagmar Celeste, a former First Lady of Ohio and a former roman Catholic. The Pope was not amused by her having been ordained as a Catholic priest this past summer and excommunicated her. Ms. Celeste will autograph copies of her book, We Can Do Together: Impressions of a Recovering Feminist First Lady.
A first for VDAY presentations: Per Ensler's suggestion, the actors will include a man--Bob McCoy--reading a monologue written by Clement.
Seating is limited--reserve your seats early.
======================
Production info:
Saturday, February 15, 2003 at 7 PM one performance only
Tickets are
Send a check or money order payable to ESUUC to
East Shore UU Church
10848 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland OH 44094
Questions 440 256-3400 for the church
From I-90, take Exit # 190 (Rte 306) & turn south.
Travel 5.1 miles to the church, which is on the west side of the road, .1/2 mile south of Rte 6
Travel east on any of the above to Rte 306 & turn north.
The church is located 4 miles north of the intersection of Rtes 322 & 306.
--=====================_6200594==_.ALT-- From MurphyGopal at aol.com Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 From: MurphyGopal at aol.com (MurphyGopal at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 12:30:35 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Guitar Lessons Message-ID: <6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3@aol.com> --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available..... call 216-965-9557 for information --part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For anyone who may be intrested..... Matthew James Murphy, singer/songwriter, and actor ( Broadway production of Rent) is again offering acoustic guitar lessons for beginners. hour lessons available.....
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--part1_6d.8eb3920.2b700bc3_boundary-- From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com) Date: Mon Feb 3 17:10:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Tricks of the Trade: Career Development Workshops" Message-ID: <1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823@aol.com> --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ITEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio REGISTER NOW . . . for upcoming "Tricks of the Trade: Actor's Career Development" Workshops All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM . Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre, On-camera & Voiceover Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be prepared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script. After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's & Don'ts of what to do next. . Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques (commercial & industrial for radio & TV) Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Commercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as it looks. . Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial, industrial & film) There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how to adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs. . Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage, On-camera & Voiceover Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to the details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, and more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers & comedians, too. [NO session 3/15.] . Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade" Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo Tapes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by knowing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will need. . Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. You will have to know about the following to increase your chances of being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams," Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses. . Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work. Fee: $20.00 per session. $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. Major Credit cards accepted. (Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.) Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session. Call (216) 561-8608 to register. Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, 19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122. --part1_1e8.dcfd9d.2b701823_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I=
TEM: the Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio
for upcoming
"Tricks of the Trade:&nbs=
p; Actor's Career Development" Workshops
All Saturday Sessions, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
. Sat. 2/15: Auditions & Jobs . . . . . for Theatre,=
On-camera & Voiceover
Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques. You will learn how=
auditions work, how to prepare for them, and where to find them. Be p=
repared for the different scenarios: Monologues vs. Reading from the Script.=
After the audition, and you get the job, you'll learn the Do's &=20=
Don'ts of what to do next.
. Sat. 2/22: Voiceover Skills & Techniques
&nbs=
p; (commercia=
l & industrial for radio & TV)
Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actors' tools' to get & keep=
the listener's attention, sell the product, and solve the problem. Co=
mmercial, Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require=20=
unique voiceover abilities. Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as=20=
it looks.
. Sat. 3/1: On-Camera Skills & Techniques (commercial,=20=
industrial & film)
There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera. =
Using your basic 'actors' tools,' learn what makes acting for TV & film=
different from acting for the stage. This session will show you how t=
o adapt your stage skills to be successful for on-camera auditions and jobs.=
. Sat. 3/8: Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage,
Do you 'Swallow' your words? Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?' =
; Have you been asked to 'Slow down?' Professionals pay attention to t=
he details - pacing, "t's, d's, & ings," etc. Learn to play with l=
anguage and your voice: enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, a=
nd more, to give your characters more flavor. Great session for singers &=
; comedians, too.
[NO session 3/15.]
. Sat. 3/22: Marketing: "Tools of the Trade"
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade - Photos, Resumes, Demo T=
apes, etc. But you need to learn how to spend your money wisely, by kn=
owing - when, where, why and how - to get the tools of the trade you will ne=
ed.
. Sat. 3/29: Marketing & Business Basics
Breaking into the business: There's more to being an actor than acting. =
; You will have to know about the following to increase your chances o=
f being successful -- Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=
Casting Directors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independ=
ent Contractor, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
. Sat. 4/5: Marketing: "Getting Your Big Break, Get Work, Get Paid" <=
BR>
Learn the - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make th=
at Leap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets.=
Everything from - Audition - to - Acting Classes - to - Apartments, R=
esources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcases" an=
d developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get noticed & to get work.=
Fee: $20.00 per session. &nbs=
p; $15.00 per session for 3 or more sessions. &=
nbsp; Major Credit cards accepted.
(Ask about discount for AFTRA,SAG & AEA members.)
Paid Registration must be received 3 days in advance of each session.=
Call (216) 561-8608 to register.
Make checks payable & mail to: WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' St=
udio,
19333 Van Aken Blvd. Shaker Hts., OH 44122.
Daniel Ensel
1926 - 2002
We just received word of = the passing of=20 Dan Ensel. He died 30 December 2002, at age 76 in Portland,=20 Maine.
Dan served on =
the
He=20 received his bachelor=92s degree from Cleveland State and his masters = degree from=20 Kent State.
A memorial service will be =
held on 16=20
March 2003, 3pm, at the =
Cleveland Heights=20
Jewish C
John Buck,=20 Jr.
Actors'=20 Equity Liaison
WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Presents a Special Event
God's Trombones
An Evening of African American Folklore & Music
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to offer this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. This event will be presented Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. AND Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. on the Weathervane stage. GOD'S TROMBONES is a dramatization of African American plays and poems woven together with music and dance and directed by Reva Golden. This special collection was presented in October as part of Weathervane's Sundays at Seven: Salon Reading Series to an enthusiastic audience. The standing-room-only crowd convinced Executive Director Elynmarie Kazle, to revive the piece so that more people could enjoy it. GOD'S TROMBONES is sure to inspire, entertain and spiritually uplift those who attend.
Cast members include Edra Frazier, Taba Aleem, Bobby Gulley, Patricia Jackson, Myron Lewis, Margo Miner, Beaugard O'Neal, Kym Whitehead, Autume Fly, Dyan Turner, Erica Parms, Cara Parker, Danielle Roberts, Deangelo McCray, Sashari Bell, Damarcus McCray, Ebony Hodges, Chanel Hodges, Anthony Bell, Rebecca Golden, Claudia Sims, Sara Lute, Renee Boldes, Ramone Scott and Debra Hodges. Musical Director is Clifton Mosely with choreographer Everet Deck.
Join us Friday, February 14 at 8:00 p.m. or Saturday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. for this special presentation of GOD'S TROMBONES, An Evening of African American Folklore and Music. General Admission adult tickets are $10, Children 12 and under $8. Purchase by phone at 330-836-2626 with Visa, MasterCard or Discover. Ticket Office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
1
Auditions
at
THE BECK CENTER
- - - - - - - - - -&nb= sp; - - - - - - - - - =20= - -
The ultimate "Actor's Musical" comes to Beck=20= Center for the Arts for the Summer of 2003! Auditions will be held on the fo= llowing three evenings:
&nbs= p; Sunday, Feb. 23rd at 7PM
&nbs= p; Monday, Feb. 24th at 7PM &= nbsp; and
&nbs= p; Tuesday, Feb. 25th at 7PM
There are roles for 25 men and 2 women. (Hold tight women of the Cleveland s= tage---2003/2004 will bring more variety for you at Beck!)
The age range for the men is 25 to 75, with a few roles as young as 17. The=20= women are 25-40. All roles are open except John Adams, which=20= will be be played by Greg Violand. No other AEA contracts are= anticipated, but union actors are free to audition.
Please prepare one brief vocal selection. An accom- pianist will be provided= . Sheet music is preferred, but a capella will be accepted. There will be a=20= very short movement audition...as little is required in the show.
1776 will run Ju= ly 11th thru August 10th in our Main-
Stage Karl Mackey Theatre. Rehearsals will begin in early June. All actors 1= 8 and over are paid for their participation.
No appointments are necessary. If you have further questions, please respond= to this e-mail, or call Scott Spence, Beck Center Artistic Director and Dir= ector for
1776 at 216-521-= 2540 x239
Also, please bring a thorough list of any conflicts you might have wi= th the rehearsal process to your audition.
Thank You!
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The Players Guild =
Theatre
in Canton presents as part of its Studio Theatre =
Series,
=A0Tom Eyen's classic camp women's prison play, =
=93WOMEN BEHIND =
BARS=94
=A0February 21, 22, 28 and March 1 at 8 PM. =
=A0=93Women Behind =
Bars=94 takes place in the Women's House =
of
Detention in New York and is a
send-up of female prison movies =
(=93Caged,=94 etc.)=85.=A0
Written by: =
Tom Eyen
Directed
by: Carla Derr
Tickets
are $10 (tickets will be available at the door; sorry, no advance ticket =
sales
for this show).
NOTE: This play contains =
very strong
language and adult themes and may be offensive to =
some.
=
(Produced
by special arrangement with Samuel French, =
Inc).
=
THE CAST:
CHERI=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 JENNIFER =
JETER
MARY=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 PAT
PAULUS
JOJO=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 TRACEY
PEYTON
GUADALUPE=A0=A0 MARG
STOCKER
LOUISE=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 KRIS
FURLAN
GLORIA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 MARGENE
RANNIGAN
MATRON=A0=A0=A0=A0 ESTHER
THOMAS
BLANCHE=A0=A0=A0 JODI
WILSON
GRANNY=A0=A0=A0=A0 LOIS
TOLLEY
ADA=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 SHARON
GEIER
MAN=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 BARRY =
WAKSER
Please call (330) 453-7619 for =
more
information or visit us online at
www.playersguildtheatre.com<=
/a>
__________________________________=
________________________________________________________________
The Players Guild =
Theatre
1001 Market Avenue =
North
Canton, Ohio =
44702
Business Office: (330) =
453-7619
Box Office: (330) =
453-7617
www.playersguildtheatre.com
For general information, write to info at playersguildtheatre.com=
To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
To unsubscribe from the mailing =
list, please
write to audition at playersguildthe=
atre.com
and put "unsubscribe" in the subject =
field.
Cleveland, OH - =
=93Refreshing!=94=20
=93I=92m going to see you on Leno!=94 =93This play was the highlight of =
the evening!=94=20
=93This is so unique and exciting=94. These are just a few of the =
comments heard=20
after seeing previews of =93I=92m Just=20
Me...Mary=94.
A comedy about the = Virgin=20 Mary? Unheard of! Absurd!! It=92s never been done! Until now...finally, = Mary takes=20 on new life as =91she talks...and you listen=92. See the new and = improved version of=20 ...=93how it COULD have happened=94. Using flashbacks and an = occasional foray=20 into a few other characters like the angel Gabriel, Jesus, Joseph etc., = Mary=20 entertains with humorous insights into the life of a simple Jewish woman = who was=20 chosen to raise, the PERFECT child. She exclaims to Gabriel, =93What = do you=20 mean I=92m pregnant, don=92t you have to be in the same room = together??=94 Toto=20 we're not in Kansas anymore! This isn't the calm serene picture of piety = Mary=20 that you are used to seeing. The new Mary will tickle your funny bone = with gems=20 of wisdom, and witicisms, she will make you think and wonder at.......T = h=20 e r e e e e s t o f t h = e s=20 t o r y.
Be there for the = premiere=20 showcase of "I'm Just Me...Mary".
Kathie = Dice
There will be a special on the Irish in Cleveland on a couple of =
cable=20
networks next Wednesday, 2/12/03 at 7pm. Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. =
will=20
host. Featured will be John Myers, Esq., Ancient Order of =
Hibernians,=20
Regina Costello, Irish Archivist, WRHS and yours truly John M. Regan, =
"Irish=20
Rodeo Clowns, LLC-Cleveland Producers of "Flanagan's Wake".
This project was a collaborative effort between Cuyahoga Community =
College,=20
Rose A. Zitiello, Esq. and SMART TV Live. The SMART TV Live =
broadcasts=20
will air on Adelphia digital channels 24 and Cox Cable 82=20
networks. This is part of the series titled, Cleveland's =
Diversity,=20
Historic & Contemporary Cultures, Their Struggles & =
Contributions. =20
The series starts on Wednesday, 2/5/03 with the German Octoberfest and =
ends on=20
Wednesday April 9th with the Pakistani and Albanians.
If you get the opportunity to see this, please let me know what you =
think=20
of it. Thank you, JMR
Staged Readings will be held at Cabaret Dada (1210 W. 6th street)
Don't miss this great opportunity to hear new works by local playwrights= being read by local actors. there will also be a "Q&A" session with the= authors afterwards.
Suggested donations: $5.00
Please help support the future of Cleveland's Theatrical community.
Note: This is an ongoing program. We are in continuous need of new works= being submitted and available actors. If you are interested contact Russel=20= Stich at Somedada at aol.com or (216)696-4242 ... or just stop by this evening.
Thanks --part1_b4.17e555e3.2b728a8a_boundary-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 18:35:55 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Coming Soon to the Warren Smith Gallery -- VISCERAL VISUALS Message-ID:
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS
THE SECOND ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE BIRTHDAY BENEFIT
AT GREAT LAKES BREWING COMPANY
NEWS RELEASE 2/5/2003
Contact: Jennifer Clifford, Benefit Co-Chair
Phone: (216) 240-1113
For release: Immediately
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival celebrates the 439th b= irthday of William Shakespeare on Friday, April 25, 2003 beginning at 7 PM a= t Great Lakes Brewing Company, 2516 Market Avenue in Cleveland.
Party highlights include a performance by "2 Skinny = Dorks" (named #1 band of 2002 by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), a sil= ent auction, and a birthday cake for the Bard. Free valet parking will= be provided.
This event will celebrate the birth of William Shakespear= e (b. April 23, 1564 - by tradition) and kick off the CSF's sixth summer sea= son. Come eat, drink, and be merry with us!
Tickets are $30 per person or $50 per couple. Reservation= s can be made by calling Jennifer Clifford (benefit co-chair) at (216) 240-1= 113.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival is dedicated to produc= ing exceptional, accessible theater, drawing influence from the works of Wil= liam Shakespeare. We celebrate the talents of local artists in all asp= ects of production, and excite contemporary audiences with the timeless them= es of great theatre. We offer free summer performances in a festive at= mosphere, educational outreach programs, and creative collaborations with ot= her groups.
THE CLEVELAND SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
P.O. Box 771430, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
email - info at cleveshakes.org
web site - http://www.cleveshakes.org
phone - (216) 732-3311
--MS_Mac_OE_3127312064_1145202_MIME_Part-- From gidget330 at yahoo.com Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 From: gidget330 at yahoo.com (Bridget Tharp) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Vagina Monologues auditions Feb 12-13 Message-ID: <20030205195447.33867.qmail@web14205.mail.yahoo.com> --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues. Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song. Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre. All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US! Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
V-Day Cuyahoga Community College and Feminist Majority Foundation are hosting auditions for the V-Day college campaign production of the Vagina Monologues.
Auditions are Wednesday February 12 and Thursday February 13 from 6pm-8pm in the Theatre Green Room of the Western Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. Be prepared to read from the script. If you would like to be considered for the CUNT monologue, please prepare 16 bars of a song.
Western Campus is located at 11000 Pleasant Valley Road in Parma, OH. Take I-71 to the Bagley exit and follow signs to Cuyahoga Community College. Bagley Road becomes Pleasant Valley Rd, and the college is located on your left side. Park in the B parking lot and bring $0.50 to exit the parking lot, enter through the theatre doors and there will be people to direct you to the Green Room, which is located underneath the theatre.
All money from ticket sales will go to charity, one that is as yet undecided SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST A CHARITY, PLEASE CONTACT US!
Some ensemble parts are available for men, but most parts are for women. Please contact Bridget Tharp, producer Bridget.Tharp at tri-c.edu or theperfectemo at yahoo.com. Call 330-273-2143 between 9am and 10pm with questions!
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-2026074218-1044474887=:31305-- From mpreston at dobama.org Wed Feb 5 19:29:25 2003 From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR/Marketing Director) Date: Wed Feb 5 19:29:25 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]NightTown's Founders Day Benefit Tonight SOLD OUT! Message-ID:
I'm looking for Bill =
Clinton
or George W Bush Look A Likes for some possible summertime corp. events =
in
Northern Ohio.
If you know of any, they can contact me at:
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GEAUGA LYRIC THEATER GUILD
PROUDLY = ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE COMMUNITY THEATER PREMEIR
PRODUCED IN =
COOPERATION WITH
TAMS-WITMARK
“The Scarlet
Pimpernel”
DIRECTED =
BY
TIM COLES
MUSICAL DIRECTION BY
SELENA =
NYSTROM
AT THE
GEAUGA THEATER
101 WATER STREET, ON =
HISTORIC
CHARDON SQUARE
FEBRUARY =
7,8,914,15,16,21,22,23
BOX OFFICE (440) =
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BY E-MAIL: MARVAIL8 at HOTMAIL.COM
A STUNNING =
PRODUCTION…FROM THE
COSTUMES TO THE ACTING,
THIS IS THE MOST LAVISH
PRODUCTION YET ON THE GEAUGA THEATER STAGE.
TIM COLES HAS DONE AN
EXCELLENT JOB & THE GLTG COULND’T BE MORE PROUD OF THIS =
SHOW. =
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CAST IN THIS<=
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ERIC=
GRAPATIN, NICHOLAS GEHLFUSS, JENNIFER YANE, CAITLIN SANDHAM, =
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HERVANE PLAYHOUSE
Celebrates 500th Mainstage Production with
THE LARAMIE PROJECT
Sponsored by Community AIDS Network
Weathervane Playhouse is proud to announce its 500th Mainstage productio=
n, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, a drama written by Moises Kaufman and the Members of=
the Tectonic Theater Project. The play will be performed February 26=20=
through March 15, 2003. In November 1998, ten New Yorkers traveled to=20=
the town of Laramie, Wyoming. They were there to explore a crime and a=
town. Over the next 18 months, they conducted over 200 interviews wit=
h the people of Laramie. The result is a play of beauty and pain; abou=
t hate, hope, fear and courage.
Matthew Shepard was a 21-year-old gay student at the University of Wyomi=
ng. One night he was beaten, robbed and left for dead by two local roo=
fers who offered him a ride home from a local bar. He was discovered 1=
8 hours later, tied to a wooden fence on the outskirts of town. The ev=
ent became a worldwide media headline and five days later Matthew Shepard di=
ed in a Colorado hospital. THE LARAMIE PROJECT examines homophobia, cl=
ass distinctions and cowboy culture by blending the chronology of the case w=
ith the anger, confusion, sadness and embarrassment it left behind. Th=
e play questions whether Laramie, or the nation, has changed as a result of=20=
this crime.
In 1935, Weathervane's four founders, Grace Hower Crawford, Laurine Schw=
an, Helen Troesch and Muriel MacLachlan, ventured away from the Women's City=
Club Theater with a vision to provide innovative theater and new works for=20=
our community. Using the talents of volunteers, Weathervane has contin=
ued to honor their vision with new comedies, challenging mysteries, edgy dra=
mas and musicals. During its first season at "The Barn" on Marshall Av=
enue, 17 plays, including Elmer Rice's avant garde "The Adding Machine", wer=
e presented. Weathervane has also presented new plays a season or two after=20=
their New York premieres. Weathervane was the first non-professional t=
heater to stage "The Fantasticks" in 1961. Our most recent production,=
"Arsenic and Old Lace", has been presented three times, the first while it=20=
was still playing in New York in 1942.
Weathervane also risks presenting some controversial works on its Mainst=
age and in the Salon Reading Series. During "Watch on the Rhine" in 19=
76, a swastika was painted on the building and director Bob Belfance's car w=
as set on fire. Letters to editors of local newspapers flooded newsroo=
ms when we presented "That Championship Season" in 1976 and "The Perfect Par=
ty" in 1988. The public both cheered and decried Weathervane's challen=
ge to the status quo. These plays and others have sparked discussions=20=
on the role of theater in educating the public. The groundbreaking, ga=
y-themed "The Boys in the Band" was presented on Stage Two in 1978 and this=20=
presentation of THE LARAMIE PROJECT continues the risk of presenting controv=
ersial plays.
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, the story of an American town - a true story, by Mo=
ises Kaufman and the Members of the Tectonic Theater Project, at Weathervane=
Playhouse February 26 through March15, 2003. Low-cost preview=20=
performances on Wednesday and Thursday, February 26 & 27 with official o=
pening on Friday, February 28. This play contains ADULT language=
and subject matter and is suitable for high school students and adults.=
THE LARAMIE PROJECT is sponsored by Community AIDS Network.
Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Ca=
ll between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $17=20=
($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for senior citizens & students) As=
k us about our "student rush" program.
Lakeland Theatre presents
The Imaginary Invalid
by Moliere
Friday, February 7 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 8 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 9 @ 7:00 PM
Friday, February 14 @ 8:00PM Saturday, February 15 @ 8:00PM and Sunday, February 16 @ 2:00PM
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets/Lights by Keith Nagy Costumes by Alison Hernan
Featuring Andrew Narten, John Galbriath and Susan McGarry
For ticket information and reservations call 440.953.7034. Adults $10;Students/Seniors $8. Lakeland Theatre is on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East to second exit Rt #306. Take a right onto Rt #306 to first traffic light. Turn left into LCC. Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Free parking.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1060211277-1044551655=:55133-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:29 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland Auditions for INTO THE WOODS Message-ID: <20030206172526.95637.qmail@web13108.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's INTO THE WOODS Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot. Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED. Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid. Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003. For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Lakeland Theatre announces auditions for
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's
INTO THE WOODS
Dates: February 19 and February 20, 2003 7:30PM to 9:00 PM and by appointment
Where: Lakeland Theatre, on the campus of Lakeland Community College. Take I 271 to I 90 East. Get off at Rt 306. South (right) onto Rt 306. Left at first traffic light (Lakeland College). Park in faculty/staff parking lot.
Please prepare a song from a Stephen Sondheim show. You will read from the script. FUNDING IS SECURED.
Production Staff: Directed by Martin Friedman Sets/lights by Keith Nagy Musical Direction by David Williams
Featuring Actor's Equity Association members Mary Ann Nagel as the Witch and Paul Floriano as The Baker. The roles of Jack's Mother and Red Riding Hood are cast. All other roles are open and are paid.
Production Dates: July 18 through August 3, 2003. 12 performances. July 3, 4 and 5 are off. Rehearsals begin June 15, 2003.
For more information please call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1579894462-1044552326=:94119-- From peckcrew at yahoo.com Thu Feb 6 17:34:39 2003 From: peckcrew at yahoo.com (Rob Peck) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:39 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions "Lunacy" (A Bathroom Trilogy) Message-ID: <20030206200654.81861.qmail@web12408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Crew Productions will be holding Auditions for Lunacy: A Bathroom Trilogy By: Richard Turtle Directed by Rob Peck On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th >From 7-9 pm At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa 1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District 2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45 Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added) Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702 or walk in. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Crew Productions
will be holding Auditions for
Lunacy:
A Bathroom Trilogy
By: Richard Turtle
Directed by Rob Peck
On Tuesday February 17th and Wednesday February 18th
From 7-9 pm
At The Cleveland Black Box Theatre Inside Cabaret DaDa
1210 west 6th street in the Warehouse District
2 male and 2 female parts are available for actors between 21-45
Performance Dates are April 17th, 18th, 19th (additional performances may be added)
Interested parties should contact Crew Productions at (216) 926-8702
or walk in.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-104520417-1044562014=:81859-- From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham) Date: Thu Feb 6 17:34:51 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Denny Carleton FREE Coffeehouse Concert at Fine Arts Message-ID: <001b01c2ce25$9c3620a0$9900a8c0@FineArts> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A FREE Coffeehouse Concert featuring Denny Carleton & Friends will be held Saturday, February 8, 2003 8:00-11:00 PM The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Avenue Willoughby, Ohio (on the campus of The Andrews School) Guest Performers Denny Carleton Mike Winnery (formerly of The Rockers) Chuck Lynn Dominic Apolito Mike Humphrey Art Lazar Ed Mills PJ Phillips Chris Butcher Kan Klawon Carol Linsenmeier Musical Selections will include: Music from Denny's "Whiskey Island" CD Acoustic versions of music from the Swing Era Roy Orbison Bluegrass Gospel, reminiscent of "Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?" Specs: The concert is FREE and open to the public On-site parking is FREE Fine Arts is barrier free Intimate and casual coffeehouse atmosphere in the Main Gallery Java and refreshments available for purchase Stop in for a cup, stay for a set or linger for the entire evening. NEXT COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT: Saturday, April 26, 2003 ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2CDFB.B36018A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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Chuck=20
Lynn
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Apolito
Mike=20
Humphrey
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Lazar
Ed=20
Mills
PJ=20
Phillips
Chris=20
Butcher
Kan=20
Klawon
Carol=20
Linsenmeier
Roy=20
Orbison
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evening.
Greetings to=
you,
the lucky finder of this Golden Ticket,
from Mr. Willy Wonka...<=
BR>
The Hudson High School Drama=
Department
invites you to take a journey into a world of Pure Imagination
Charlie and the Chocolate Fa=
ctory
directed by Sergio Iriarte &n=
bsp; produced by Amy Foulkes
February 7th and 8th
7:30 pm
East Woods School
120 N. Hayden Pkwy.
Hudson, Oh
tickets $3.00
entertainment for the ent=
ire family!
thank you for supporting hig=
h school theatre!
mike and ike are cordially i=
nvited to come and say whatever they want afterwards!
The Top 5 Ways =
Northeast Ohio=20
Copes With 6 More Weeks of Winter
5) You go =
to the=20
drive-thru hoping to spill scalding hot McDonald's coffee on your=20
lap.
4) =
Whatever that is on=20
top of Jim Traficant's head just migrated south.
3) Your =
morning ritual=20
includes defrosting your mail.
2) It's so =
cold, Britney=20
Speares has been downgraded from "hot" to "lukewarm."
and the number one way Northeast Ohio =
copes with 6=20
more weeks of winter...
1) You go see =
Point of No Return Improv
this Saturday, =
February 8,=20
7:30 p.m. =
at Quirk Cultural =
Center,=20
1201 Grant =
Street, Cuyahoga=20
Falls.
Tickets are only =
$5!!!! =20
it's smoke-free, =
alcohol-free,=20
family-friendly
and the theatre's =
heated!!!!!!!
For more information, =
call=20
330-686-8789,
or visit www.PNRimprov.com
Feb. 7, 8 & 9 is Cleveland Public Theatre's Big Box Series featuring= Christopher Johnston's new one-act play about long-term relationships
Theories of Relativity
Support your local artists - see a new,= production from a local writer/director, local talent, local artists this w= eekend!
It's not too late!
Come see Cleveland=20 Repertory Project this weekend at Cleveland Public=20 Theatre!
Friday, February 7th =
8:00=20
p.m.
Saturday, February =
8th
8:00=20
p.m.
Sunday, February =
9th
3:00=20
p.m.
Join us in celebrating our 15th=20 Anniversary Season with a performance highlighting works by new = Artistic=20 Director Hernando Cortez.
"The Man and the =
Echo"
"Planet=20
Soup"
"Two Hours That Shook The World"
Call (216) 631-2727 for tickets and=20 information
____________________________________________<= BR>____________________________________________
Jennifer=20 Brosius
Administrative Assistant
The Repertory Project
2140 Lee = Road,=20 Suite 206
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
(216) = 397-3757
(216)=20 397-7872 = FAX
jbrosius at repertoryproject.org
www.RepertoryProject.org=20 ------=_NextPart_000_001A_01C2CE94.1C77F360-- From Thackaberr at aol.com Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 From: Thackaberr at aol.com (Thackaberr at aol.com) Date: Fri Feb 7 11:29:13 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]CHARLEY'S AUNT Rave Review in Scene Magazine from Actors' Summit Message-ID: <7b.959129a.2b753d0f@aol.com> --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MARIE ANDRUSEWICZ The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson with an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-print postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater across the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Charley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masquerade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of oldfangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty set lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of the sexquerade. The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, debating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments appropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role, fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Charley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where the nuts come from." To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, which becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up -- with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surprise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have been neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow. The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comic warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charley's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incarnations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familiar with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack Benny in petticoats for the title role. The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cummings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overall is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Diane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of Babbs's girl Ella. Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-treaders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackman turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Stephen Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasure to watch as Brasset the butler. Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rollicking old-time good time at the theater. --part1_7b.959129a.2b753d0f_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
A Fine Farce The Actors' Summit shares its digs in tony downtown Hudson w=
ith an antiques gallery, a shrine to old-time charm crammed with floral-prin=
t postcards and milk-glass candy dishes. Currently on view in the theater ac=
ross the hall is an antique every bit as quaint, yet somehow still fresh: Ch=
arley's Aunt. Relying on the timeless comic device of a gent forced to masqu=
erade as a lady, this late-19th-century farce is a delightful synergy of old=
fangled wit, taut staging, and eye-catching visuals -- including a pretty se=
t lorded over by a portrait of Will Shakespeare, himself a great champion of=
the sexquerade.
The Actors' Summit warms up a tasty chestnut in Charley's Aunt. BY MA=
RIE ANDRUSEWICZ
The plot is as fluffy as meringue. Charley and Jack are two lovesick lads, d=
ebating how best to profess their tender feelings to the respective objects=20=
of their affection, Amy and Kitty. Ah, but how to express their sentiments a=
ppropriately in that too-proper era of corsets and high tea? A chaperone is=20=
required, and when Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia, who was to fulfill that role,=
fails to show up on time for a scheduled visit, a substitute is found: Char=
ley and Jack's chum Lord Fancourt "Babbs" Babberly will impersonate the aunt=
and take on the role of chaperone. "I'm from Brazil," trills Babbs. "Where=20=
the nuts come from."
To complicate matters, like many a theatrically hatched cross-dresser before=
her, the black taffeta-clad ersatz Donna Lucia attracts a couple of suitors=
of her own. Babbs must dodge their advances while maintaining the ruse, whi=
ch becomes exceptionally difficult when the real Donna Lucia does turn up --=
with Babbs's own long-lost love interest in tow. It should come as no surpr=
ise that, by the end, the various maneuverings and misunderstandings have be=
en neatly repackaged in a heart-shaped box, tied up with a big satin bow.
The crew at Actors' Summit has done a crackerjack job of animating this comi=
c warhorse, making it well worth the trek to Hudson, even if you know Charle=
y's Aunt (or its musical version, Where's Charley?) from its countless incar=
nations in community theaters and high school auditoriums, or you're familia=
r with the most famous film version, which featured the deliciously dry Jack=
Benny in petticoats for the title role.
The young players in this production provide the decorous yet hormone-driven=
fuel for the farce. Jack Fairbairn makes for a sassy Jack, and Thomas R. Cu=
mmings is fine as the hapless Charley. A wee bit hammy, but effective overal=
l is Tim Keo as the star-crossed cross-dresser Babbs; clearly, the actor is=20=
having big fun taking the audience along for the wild ride. Alisa Mae and Di=
ane Mull hit the right pitch as cookie-cutter-pretty love interests Amy and=20=
Kitty, and Sasha Thackaberry contributes otherworldly grace to the role of B=
abbs's girl Ella.
Nor is there a weak link to be found among Charley's more seasoned board-tre=
aders. Paula Kline-Messner brings a Dolly Levi-esque bon vivant sensibility=20=
to the role of the real Aunt Donna Lucia, while Tom Stephan and Frank Jackma=
n turn in solid performances as misled suitors Sir Francis Chesney and Steph=
en Spettigue. Although not a featured player, Robert Snook is a true pleasur=
e to watch as Brasset the butler.
Add to this tight, cutie-pie staging and costumes that are lovingly detailed=
to such a degree they dazzle, and you have a feast for the senses and a rol=
licking old-time good time at the theater.
Here are the latest offerings for
The Wordcatcher Workshop in February:
Mac's Backs and Lakewood!!
The Wordcatcher I Workshop
Time: 11-12:30 pm
Date: February 15th at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
Exploring life -expression, goal setting, and creativity through journaling/personal writing. Includes wishwriting session for turning dreams into actionable movements- powerful stuff!
Beginning/advanced writers welcome. Pre-registration necessary -- fee $15 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com**********************
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 1-2:30 pm
Date: February 15th, immediately following the Wordcatcher I Workshop at Mac's Back's in Coventry, Ohio
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20 (payable at door), includes cost of workbook. Call 216-781-6350 or email
wordcatching at yahoo.com for registration. Will be a class minimum of 5 to hold.TAKE BOTH CLASSES ON FEB 15 11-2:30 p.m. for $30.
********************************
Now Offered In Lakewood-
You must sign up before noon, **Monday February 10th **to take this class!
Please register through Lakewood Community Recreation: 521-4081
The Wordcatcher 2 Workshop
Time: 7-9 pm
Date: February 15th at Lakewood High School, Room 192
The Wordcatcher 2 class is designed to take the devoted/advanced (perhaps addicted?) journaler to the edge of the journal page- and fly. Push the limits both visually and thematically and discover tools for deep writing and healing. Also covered- journal organization and published journals. Pre registration necessary -- fee $20, includes cost of workbook. Wordcatcher 1 is NOT a prerequisite for this course.
Carolyn Koesters
www.wordcatcher.com
Journal/Poetry Therapy Workshops
Write deep,
Write barefoot,
Write at midnight.
Just write.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1569853889-1044638127=:22983-- From profbobo at neo.rr.com Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 From: profbobo at neo.rr.com (Jeff Holland) Date: Fri Feb 7 13:22:03 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Mike and Ike Satirical Review of Weathervane's "Arsenic and Old Lace." Message-ID: <001301c2cedb$3bf0ed40$a9b75d18@neo.rr.com> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0010_01C2CEB1.52A56720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable WARNING: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW HAS BEEN RATED PG-13 BY DUSTIN DIAMOND. = THE MAN IS ON "STAR DATES." HE OBVIOUSLY NEEDS SOMETHING TO DO. =20 IKE: First off, I wanna go on record as sayin' I didn't even want to = see a show Saturday night. =20 MIKE: They were still doing it; we could still see it. Besides, you = laughed. =20 I: Hell, yeah! Coked up grannies on a rampage. My kinda comedy. =20 M: The grannies were not "coked up." =20 I: Come on, Michael. They were way too happy. And this wasn't no = "I'm completely loopy" happy. This was a happiness born of chemical = dependency. Pretty sure Einstein was stoned. =20 M: Ike. =20 I: Johnathan was on thorazine. Teddy was just havin' a good trip. The = cops were freebasing before they came in. =20 M: What does this have to do with anything? =20 I: They're gonna be arguin' that question for years. =20 M: No, I think it's going to be how'd I get away with it. =20 PAUSE =20 I: I'm gonna figure that one out on the way home, ain't I? =20 M: There is that possibility. =20 PAUSE =20 I: So the set is nice. =20 M: The kind of set you'd want to see a muder mystery/comedy on. =20 I: The kinda set you'd LIKE to see someone die in, though you never do. =20 M: This is also a comedy of mannors. It wouldn't be polite to show = the actual murders. =20 I: Woulda made it a tad more interestin.' =20 M: You were laughing! =20 I: The idea of sister senior serial killers amuses me, what can I say? = Plus it shows a whiny the-ater critic get tied and gagged. He'da been = English, I would'a been in Heaven. =20 M: There was a lot of theatre critic abuse in this, wasn't there. =20 I: Yep. Loved it. =20 M: It was beautiful. =20 I: Killer grannies on uppers and critic bashing! All this show needed = was a monkey in a diaper and it woulda been the best play EVER!!!! =20 M: Let's be fair. It was not perfect. =20 I: We're gonna talk about this, aren't we. =20 M: I feel we need to. =20 M and I:(Together) Jonathan's make up! =20 M: Now in the original run, Boris Karloff played the Brewster who = looked like Boris Karloff, so the joke worked. Now, of course, it's = rather difficult to get Karloff for this role, particularly Community = Theatre productions so some suspension of disbelief is in order. =20 I: Couple of scars, maybe some bruising, I can deal. Makin' him look = like an extra in the zombie scene in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" don't = work! =20 =20 M: The man was scary enough as it was, the make up actually detracted = from his performance and in normal light, when he was trying to be = ominous he just came across as a Batman villain. =20 I: However, when he was in the spooky light and tryin' to be ominous he = freaked the hell outta me. =20 M: It's nice to see Mr. Stillitano doing some legitimate theatre. =20 I: I told him, getting away from Holland was the best thing he could = do. =20 M: He should have been Irish, though. =20 I: Yeah, didn't get that either. I also wanna go on record as sayin' = that Emily Haase, who also used to work with Holland and has escaped = unscathed, has got one of the best secondary jokes in the show. =20 M: The Einstein bit! =20 I: Yeppers. She's got this slow realization take at the end that is = just comic gold. It almost steels the thunder from the best last line = in the-ater history. =20 M: That reminds me, are you thirsty? =20 PAUSE =20 I: Why? =20 M: Just wondering. =20 =20 AND NOW EXTRA SPECIAL GUEST CRITICISM FROM GUEST LIMEY REGINALD J. = SMYTHE SMYTHE (He don't get to talk to us cause we're still mad about = the whole closet deal--Ike) =20 Reginald: (Ahem) Ithankyew. Let is be first stated for the record that I = have nothing against fat gay bikers. wait. sorry... against the portly, = alternatively sexual or those who worship the way of Harley Davidson. = Nor do I have anything against swingers. Apparently someone just did not = understand the Impossible Marriage review's closing comment. More's the = pity. Also, I do hereby apologize for the cruel and unjust treatment of = "Mike and Ike." That is not to say that I am sorry I locked them in a = closet. it merely means that I do understand each of their respective = skills at hygiene and should have taken that into account when choosing = appropriate ventillation. It has been said that Ike has the bathing = habits of a wild boar in July heat, and Michael has a habit of wearing = too much of an aftershave that, with continuous exposure, will result in = irritation of the eyes, dizziness, hallucination and eventually death. = And still this does not qualify as cruel or unjust. However, when I = forced them to listen to their own reviews on a loop as read by James = Lipton being massaged by Leonard Maltin, well. there's only so far a man = should be allowed to go. And I crossed that line. However, that is not = far from the general theme of "Mike and Ike" reviews is it? It has been = remarked that the handling of these reviews has been less than adult, or = immature. I for one agree. And those who have written in turning this = entire situation into a battle for freedom of speech and other lofty = causes? Very bold. Inappropriate, but bold. Not nearly as immature, = inappropriate or bold as having their pictures vandalized and mounted on = a drum kit, but there's only so far we're willing to go. However one = must never forget that "Mike and Ike" reviews are unkind, scathing, = inappropriate, biting, brutally honest, badly written and completely = meant to be a bloody joke! (sigh) Twits.=20 =20 What? =20 Oh, yes. Of course. =20 Arsenic and Old Lace was mildly amusing, mostly pedestrian, predictable = and not very clever. But then again, so is the script. I: Okay, I actually thought he was gonna talk about the play. M: He did see it, didn't he? I: I thought he saw it with you. M: I thought he was with you. I: He didn't even see the damn thing! 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Save the Drama For Your Mama
OR
Just Bring Her With You!
In Just 2 Weeks, Eric Kaiser?s Hilarious Apocalyptic Comedy
Charge
Opens at CPT
February 21-23; Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm
Featuring: Jill Levin, Kato Buss, Marni Task, the great Joe Milan & Perren Hedderson
Directed by Greg Vovos. Designed by Zach Humes.
Lounging in bed your entire life in a giant steel room protecting you from the salmon sky, while simultaneously feeling the strife of ?The Hood,? watching your veins disappear, betting your toes, all the while, having your own personal electronic assistants act out your every whim, dream and desire. The future never looked so bright. But, of course some things don?t change?.no matter how comfortable your bed is. Samuel Beckett meets Boyz n the Hood in Eric Kaiser?s electrifying tragicomedy. Absurd Theatre for an Absurd Town during an Absurd Time!
Tickets Just $10
(And They're Going Fast!)
Call 216-631-2727. While Supplies and Chiclets Last.
Cleveland Public Theatre at W. 65 & Detroit.
A NOTE ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT, ERIC KAISER
Eric Kaiser is an actor, playwright and vehemently not a director, that recently graduated with his MFA from UNLV. His play Spent, about the Cambodian Holocaust, is a recipient of a ?Fourth Freedom Award? from the Kennedy Center, and his play Sustained is presently a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville?s ?Heidman Award.? Eric lives in Brooklyn, New York and helps run a recreation program for developmentally disabled adults.
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Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now --0-1311563315-1044646912=:55253-- From rsummers at kent.edu Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 From: rsummers at kent.edu (Becky Summers) Date: Fri Feb 7 14:58:42 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for The Crucible Message-ID: <3E440321.EC96BDFF@kent.edu> --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS REMINDER Auditions for The Crucible Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10 Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43, Streetsboro, Ohio. For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192. Check out SCT online at www.sct-online.com --------------B0596D75241C9864C5BCA92D Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit SCT NEWS
REMINDER
Auditions for The Crucible
Sunday, February 9, 6:00 pm
Monday, February 10, 7: 00 pm
Production dates: April 25, 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10
Location: Streetsboro Municipal Building, 9184 State Route 43,
Streetsboro, Ohio.
For additional information or questions please call 330.928.4192.
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From Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
From: Kira.Stocker at tri-c.cc.oh.us (Seaton, Kira)
Date: Fri Feb 7 17:43:43 2003
Subject: [NEohioPAL]My kingdom for a Captain von Trapp
Message-ID: is=20
seeking a Captain von Trapp for their April 24th -May 2nd production of=20
If you=20
are not familiar with the stage show of this classic, Captain Georg does =
a bit=20
more singing than in the movie....
In=20
fact, he has a trio with the Baroness and Max, various "Edelweiss's" and =
"Sound=20
of Music's", other classics
and a=20
neat duet with Maria, "Ordinary Couple" that replaces the more =
cinema-suited=20
"Something Good".
The=20
part is more tailored to a singer than the movie version, =
but is, of =
course, the pivot=20
for the whole plot.
Our=20
Captain Georg von Trapp is a tough-but tender father and widower, =
somewhere=20
around 30-40 in this production,
with a=20
wide singing range, and the acting range to go from commanding =
to=20
bewildered, and from romantic to determined.
If you=20
are tall male, between 25-50 years old, with a good singing voice and =
good=20
acting chops,
please=20
call Scott Posey at 216-738-1846 or at=20
216-625-5911
Oh, and=20
by the way, tall and handsome would also be nice, =
too! (...says the=20
female Music Director)
writing=20
for Robert Ellis, Theatre Manager and Professor of Theatre and=20
Speech
and R.=20
Scott Posey, stage director
For the past few weeks I've had one eye glued to the TV awaiting updates regarding our war/terrorist alert status. Today, I was just as grateful as I was alarmed to hear Attorney General, John Ashcroft recommend that every American citizen visit the Homeland Security wedbsite for information on how we can all prevent, prepare and protect ourselves from another terrorist attack.
As I contemplate the prospect of war in a hyperconscious, yet helpless state of mind, I felt compelled to pass on that very worthwhile website to anyone who may not be aware of it. It is The Department of Homeland Security at http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/
I pray we never have to utilize any of the tips or resources posted there, but I couldn't bare to think that this information may go unnoticed at a time when we may need it most.
A Patriot for Peace-
2300 McKinley Ave.
Lakewood, Ohio 44107-5572
Toll Free 866-SCHTICK
Local 216-521-3831
Cellular 216-832-6557
lipschtick at lipschtick.com
Fourth Annual The International Symposium for Directors, sponsored by LaMa=
Ma Umbria is a 3-week training program for professional directors, choreogra=
phers and actors. Internationally renowned theatre artists will conduct work=
shops and lecture/demonstrations. During the Symposium, the students will tr=
avel to Perugia, Assisi and other towns to get a taste of Umbrian art and cu=
lture. Performances at the internationally renowned Spoleto Festival are als=
o included. In addition, participating directors may conduct their own works=
hops to share insights and techniques with their colleagues. For more inform=
ation: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.html Maria Irene Fornes - SPONTANEOUS WRITING AND THE DIRECTOR/PL=
AYWRIGHT COLLABORATION Winner of six Obie Awards including one for Sustained=
Achievement, internationally renowned Cuban-born playwright and director Ma=
ria Irene Fornes explores the creative process of both director and playwrig=
ht.
July 10 - July 30, 2003
LaMaMa Umbria International, Spoleto, Italy
Anton Juan - YU-GEN and ESSENCE: SHAPING LANGUAGE IN SPACE Award-winning Fil=
ipino director/playwright Anton Juan does his workshop based on the physical=
ization of meaning and memory. Winner of the Onassis International Prize for=
Theatre, Anton Juan is Director-General of the Dulaang UP Theatre Company a=
nd artistic director of Liknon Arts Center in Athens.
Tina Landau - VISUAL LITERACY (BUILDING ON VIEWPOINTS AND COMPOSITION) Write=
r/director Tina Landau will develop original works expressing a strong point=
of view through visual imagery. Her works include FLOYD COLLINS, SPACE, DRE=
AM TRUE and STONEWALL and the Broadway musical revival, BELLS ARE RINGING. <=
BR>
Jean-Guy Lecat - THEATRICAL SPACE AND THE WORK OF PETER BROOK Jean-Guy Lecat=
has transformed spaces for Peter Brook all over the world as well as consul=
ting on theatres such as the BAM Harvey, the Vivian Beaumont and many others=
. His workshop will take you on a tour of theatre spaces in Umbria as he dis=
cusses the ideal relationship between the director's work and the space. His=
work with Brook will also be presented.
Jean-Claude van Italie - MOVEMENT, BREATH AND THE SPOKEN WORD: GENERATING TH=
EATRE Principal writer for The Open Theatre, early LaMaMa playwright and cen=
tral force in the American theatre of the Sixties, Jean-Claude van Italie wi=
ll use story and dreams to create group theatre pieces with original forms.=20=
Van Italie, author of more than 30 plays and musicals, has received the New=20=
England Theatre Conference Award for Outstanding Achievement in the American=
Theatre.
Wlodzimierz Staniewski - TEXT INTERPRETATION: WORDS, GESTURES AND THE VOCAL=20=
LINE Basing his workshop on ELECTRA, Staniewski, head of the world-renowned=20=
Gardzienice Theatre in Poland, will demonstrate his unique process of text i=
nterpretation leading to a presentation of a composition of selected parts o=
f the play. Gardzienice is "one of the world's premiere experimental theatre=
companies," "a unique world treasure," and "they have had a profound effect=
on theatre throughout the world."
For registration form and further information: http://www.lamama.org/umbria.=
html
or call (212) 620-0703.
~Wild Plum Theater Company~
~invites you~
to spend your
Valentine's Day
weekend with us!
~~~~~~~~~~~
WPTC
in collaboration with
Cleveland Public Theatre BIG [Box] series
presents:
HERS, HIS, MINE & OURS
a festival of three gay, lesbian, bi and transgender one-acts
and lobby gallery showcasing local artists and photographers!!
Never Said by Kim Yaged
Breakdown by Dori Apel
GSI:Gay Sex Investigators by John Kandray
~~~~~~~~~~~
February 14 & 15 at 8pm February 16 at 3pmCleveland Public Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, OH 44102
call (216) 631-2727 for Tickets!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~
Also......
We will be hosting an opening night reception
after the Friday night show!
~~~~~~~~~~~
MSN 8 helps ELIMINATE E-MAIL VIRUSES. Get 2 months FREE*. From grant at speak2you.com Sun Feb 9 09:50:02 2003 From: grant at speak2you.com (Grant Holmes) Date: Sun Feb 9 09:50:02 2003 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Saxophone Clarification Message-ID:
----- Original Message -----=20
From: John=20
Michael Regan
To: main identity
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 1:48 PM
Subject: Irish Rodeo Clowns/ John M. Regan ---6.5=20
RCHS/PDUS-Thursday-2/13/03
Hi all: =20
Just in case =
any of Fred's=20
Network perform or present training on substance abuse/chemical =
dependency=20
and/or family systems, youi may be interested in attending the following =
seminar. It will be held at the Westlake Rec Center THIS THURSDAY, =
2/13/03=20
starting at 8am. Participants may be approved for 6.5 hours of =
continuing=20
education credits (RCHs or PDUs-depending upon your field of=20
specialization?). Twenty dollars includes coffee and a dei style=20
lunch. If you are interested call Ashley at 440-891-3808 to make =
your=20
reservation now.
Thanks, John M. =
Regan, CASAC,=20
NCACII
Port Director, =
U. S. Customs=20
Service
Member, Irish =
Rodeo=20
Clowns,LLC
Cleveland =
Producers of=20
"Flanagan's Wake"
Dear Friends, =
Please take a =
look at this=20
program coming up Feb 13th, sponsored by Project CARE and US =
Customs. The=20
purpose is to bring law enforcement together with the substance abuse=20
prevention, treatment and educational communities to increase drug =
interdiction=20
while reducing demand through education. Where else can you get =
6.5 credit=20
hours, coffee and lunch for $20? ANY interested party may =
attend. =20
You DO NOT have to be a law enforcement officer, counselor or school =
teacher to=20
benefit from this training. See you on February 13th at the =
Westlake Rec=20
Center.
Please spread =
the word=20
throughout your networks! Attached is the brochure. If you =
cannot=20
open it, below is the cut-n-paste version.
Anne = Marie=20 Peacock
Edge Learning Institute of Ohio
(440) 333-4693
> =
Interdiction &=20
Intervention
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February=20 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Lunch provided by
> = Jaworski'=20 s Meats
> $20.00 per person,
> which includes lunch
> = PDU' s:=20 6.5 contact hours available
> for school staff. Check with
> = your=20 professional Develop-ment
> Committee for conver-sion
> to=20 Professional Develop-ment
> Units.
> RCH' S: 6.5 RCH' s = applied for=20 from
> the Ohio Credentialing
> Board for Chemical=20 Depend-ency
> Professionals.
> Questions:
> Ashley = McDonogh,=20 (440) 891-3808
> Lisa Brendle, (440) 891-3844
> John Regan, = (440)=20 891-3804
> Please make checks payable to
> Lisa = Brendle
>=20 There will not be a refund if you do not cancel
> 5 days prior to = the=20 event
> Registration Form
> "Interdiction &=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = February 13, 2003
> at
> Westlake Recreation Center
> = 28955=20 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> Name
> = School/Agency
>=20 Address
> City State Zip
> Phone Number
> Fax = Number
>=20 Fifth Annual
> Interdiction & Intervention
> Conference=20 Agenda
> 7:45 - 8:15 am Registration & Welcome
> Richard = A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Chief*
> Julie M. Johnson, Project = CARE
>=20 Anthony J. Macisco & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs = Service
>=20 8:15 - 9:45 am Panel Discussion on Local & Na-tional
> = Initiatives=20 Linking Narcotics
> & Funding to Terrorist Activities.
> = (inc.=20 15 min break)
> Anthony J. Macisco, U.S. Customs Service
> = Reginald=20 Cheney, DEA &
> John Sommers, Ohio HIDTA
> 9:45 - 10:30 = am "Weed=20 and Seed"
> Mr. Charles Eduardos,
> Euclid Police = Department
>=20 10:30 - 11:15 am "Diet & Nutrition in a High Stress
> = Occupation in=20 One of the Fattest
> Cities in the Nation"
> Amy Jamieson, = Health=20 Education Manager
> for The Wellness Center, Fairview = Hospital
>=20 11:15 - 12:15 pm What Teens Face Today: Alcohol,
> Drugs, Tobacco = and=20 Gambling
> Conway Hunter, MD, FASM,
> Hunter = Center**
> 12:15=20 - 12:45 pm Lunch
> 12:45 - 1:45 pm The Disintegrated Personality:=20 De-fining
> the Clinical Need for Spiritu-ality
> in a = Recovery=20 Program
> David D. Blackwell, MS,ESD,
> Cumberland Heights=20 ***
> 1:45 - 3:45 pm Establishing Linkage Between = Narcotics
>=20 Traffickers and Terrorists
> (inc. 15 min. break)
> Al = Feingold,=20 Chief Inspector Miami ,
> Sam McLinn, Chief Inspector = Cleveland,
>=20 U.S. Customs Service
> 3:45 - 4:00 pm Course evaluations and=20 closeout
> Julie M. Johnson, Project CARE
> Anthony J. = Marcisco=20 & John M. Regan,
> U.S. Customs Service
> Please mail=20 registration and payment to:
> U.S. Customs Service
> 6747 = Engle=20 Road
> Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
> Or fax to: (440) = 891-2570
>=20 Registration Deadline:
> February 7, 2003
>
> Workshop = Goal:
> The purpose of this
> conference is to bring
> = federal, state and local law
> enforcement together with
> = the=20 substance abuse
> prevention, treatment, and
> educational=20 communities in
> order to increase drug
> interdiction while = reducing
> demand through education
> Westlake Recreation=20 Center
> 28955 Hilliard Blvd.
> Westlake, Ohio
> = on
>=20 February 13, 2003
> 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
> Project = CARE
> U.S.=20 Customs Service
> &
> Lorain County ADAS Board
>=20 Present
> Directions to Westlake Recreation Center
> From=20 Cleveland:
> Take I-90 west to Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> = Turn left=20 on Crocker Bassett and proceed south to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> = Turn left=20 on Hilliard Blvd. and proceed east
> Westlake Recreation Center is = 1/4=20 mile on the right
> From Lorain County and Avon:
> Take I-90 = east to=20 Crocker/Bassett Road exit
> Turn right on Crocker Basset and = proceed south=20 to
> Hilliard Blvd.
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd. and = proceed=20 east
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the right
> = From=20 I-480 West:
> From the airport, take Great Northern exit
> = Turn=20 right onto Great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then = right on=20 Dover Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass = Bassett=20 Rd
> Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> = >From I-480=20 East:
> From Lorain County, take Great Northern exit
> Turn = left on=20 great Northern Blvd.
> Turn left on Lorain Ave., then right on = Dover=20 Center
> Rd
> Turn left on Hilliard Blvd., pass Bassett = Rd
>=20 Westlake Recreation Center is 1/4 mile on the left
> * Chief = Richard A.=20 Walling, Westlake Police Dept.
> ** Hunter Center, St. Simon's = Island,=20 GA
> ** Cumberland Heights
> Project CARE is a program of = the Ohio=20 Schools Council
> &
> Contract Provider of the Alcohol = and Drug=20 Addiction Services
> Board of Cuyahoga County
> Workshop=20 Objectives:
> To ensure that locally we are
> addressing the = drug=20 problem
> and its links to funding terror-ism
> on a = worldwide=20 scale;
> To understand the "Weed &
> Seed" strategy and=20 encourage
> coordinated efforts of law en-forcement,
> = social=20 service agen-cies,
> and the community;
> To understand the=20 importance
> of maintaining a healthy life-style;
> To = understand=20 the disintegra-tive
> nature of abuse, trauma,
> and=20 addiction;
> To understand the addictions
> teens face=20 today.
> The fifth annual
> "Interdiction &
>=20 Intervention"
> (Cops & Counselors)
> Conference
> = Project=20 CARE & U.S. Customs
> Thank You
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
THE
PLAYERS GUILD THEATRE ANNOUNCES
AUDITIONS
FOR =
1776
Tentative audition dates: April 26 and 27, =
2003
Performances: June 6 -
June 29, 2003
*(possible special performance on Friday, July 4, =
2003)
Directed
by Jerry Lowe
Further
info on dates, times, etc. to be announced and will also be posted on =
our
website at
_____________________________________=
_________________________________________________________________________=
_____________
1001 Market Avenue =
North Canton, Ohio =
44702 Business Office: (330) =
453-7619 Box Office: (330) =
453-7617 www.playersguildtheatre.com For general information, write to
info at playersguildtheatre.com To receive audition notices and =
other
information by e-mail, write to =
audition at playersguildtheatre.com To unsubscribe from the mailing =
list, please
write to audition at playersguildtheatre.com and put =
"unsubscribe" in
the subject field.
MOVIE=20
SOUNDTRACK WANTED (ASAP)
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
A Local movie production company is = looking=20
for music for their newest project.
This project WILL = be=20 released during this years
Frightvision convention, on March 28,=20 2003.
We are looking for original music that would
be = consistent with=20 a horror/slasher film.
Music must be=20 original. No cover music please.
Full songs will be used on = the=20 soundtrack portion
of the DVD.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: = March 1,=20 2003.
MAIL YOUR CD's A.S.A.P.
SEND SUBMISSIONS = TO:
Ray=20 Szuch / NCCC
4913 Storer Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio=20 44102
ray at worldeonline.com
Ray Szuch, CEO
WorldEonline.com = (WEO)
North=20 Coast Central casting (NCCC)
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Date: Sun Feb 9 18:15:02 2003
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Top 5 reasons why men should see The Vagina Monologues........Mother, =
Daughter, Sister, Wife, Friend
Valentine's Day, February 14, 2003
V-Concert with Anne E DeChant
Vagina Monologues
V-Art, raffle, photos, food, fun
V-Tickets, $25, Borders Books and Music Stores
Victory over Violence
V-Day Akron
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
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North=20 Coast Central casting (NCCC)
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Vagina=20
Monologues........Mother, Daughter, =
Sister, Wife,=20
Friend
V
alentine's Day, February 14,=20 2003V
-Concert with Anne E=20 DeChantV
agina = MonologuesV
V
-Tickets, $25, Borders Books = and Music=20 StoresV
ictory over = ViolenceV
Greystone Hall & Theatre, Downtown Akron
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
General seating in theatre 7:35 p.m. Curtain 8 p.m.
For more information visit www.queenbeeprod.com
Montelongo =
Promotions
Mike =
Mucci
Dear NeohioPal Members:
Per my telephone conversation with the Cleveland =
Playhouse=20
I am writing you (Fred Sternfeld) seeking a recommendation for =
an=20
individual who would be qualified to help with a musical=20
project. Montelongo Promotions is seeking an =
experienced=20
director or producer to train a local entertainer/singer with=20
established national recognition for over 35 years to learn various =
stage=20
delivery skills. An understanding of old time television comedy =
would be=20
an asset. This entertainer has worked in television and radio in =
the past=20
and already has natural comedic skills.
The show is being developed for dinner =
theaters, casinos,=20
and cruise ships venues. This trainer and consultant would be =
responsible for teaching two entertainers stage presence, pacing, =
timing, and=20
expanding a conceptual comedy idea already in place within the =
framework=20
provided by the creators. The Individual would be required to =
sign a=20
confidentiality agreement.
This opportunity could possibly develop into =
a long term=20
consulting position.
Interested individuals can contact me via email at =
sally879 at adelphia.net or=20
440-567-9295.
Mike Mucci
Montelongo Promotions
440-567-9295