[NEohioPAL]Cain Park's 2nd Cabaret features Guitar Wizards!

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For Immediate Release
June 16, 2003


 =B3WIZARDS OF ACOUSTIC GUITAR=B2
ON JUNE 18

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH - Cain Park=B9s 2003 Cabaret Series continues with =B3The
Wizards of Acoustic Guitar=B2 featuring the artistic guitar stylings of Brian
Henke, Michael Kelsey, and Jim Volk on Wednesday, June 18, at 7:30pm in the
Alma Theater.  Tickets for each Alma Cabaret are $14 in advance, $16
day-of-show.  The three artists are the second performance of the 2003
Cabaret Series which presents show tunes, jazz ensembles, acoustic
collectives, and more in the intimate, 262-seat Alma Theater.

With a guitar style ranging from folk to neo-classical to new age,
Clevelander Brian Henke,  writes and performs music as if he is painting
with images, textures, and colors.  Having opened for such performers as
John Prine, Yes, and Linda Ronstandt, he has performed in over 30 states.
Michael Kelsey extracts a depth, range of sound, and feeling that few find
from the guitar.  He has toured nationally as an opening act for groups suc=
h
as Blind Melon and Dishwalla.  Slaying metal-heads and wanna-bees with his
acoustic guitar, Jim Volk won the crown as Austin, Texas=B9s 1994 KLBJ Guitar
Wars Champion.  Now rocking in Cleveland=B9s active acoustic scene, Volk give=
s
ecstasies and sorrows a voice through his guitar.

The Cabaret Series continues with =B3What the World Needs Now is Love,=B2
featuring Cleveland native and national recording artist Laura Theodore, on
June 20, followed by =B3Amor=B2 on June 24 starring Cynthia O=B9Connell on a
musical journey through adventures of the heart.  On July 1, =B3Circa 1939=B2
brings a return to the Golden Age of American popular music performed by
veteran Cain Park performers Joan Ellison and Mark Flanders.  The series
continues on July 2 with Damaris Peters Pike impersonating Bob Hope=B9s wife
Dolores and sharing songs and =B3Thanks for the Memories=B2 from Hope=B9s
legendary career. =20

Celebrating peoples=B9 struggles and triumphs in life and love =B3At the Same
Time=B2 on July 5 features Adina Bloom, Sandra Emerick , Keith Gerchak, David
Robeano, and Tina D. Stump.  The series continues on August 5 with a
celebration of George and Ira Gershwin=B9s music in =B3Gershwin Swings! Girl
Crazy in Concert=B2 featuring Ernie Krivda=B9s Swing City Band, radio
personality Bill Rudman, and singers Tony Sias, Evelyn Wright, and Erin
Kufel.  The final Cabaret show of the season on August 12, =B3Modern Acoustic
Music Collective=B2, features acoustic music by Cleveland=B9s Doug Wood,
Toronto=B9s Martha=B9s Trouble, and California=B9s Paul Sprawl.

Cleveland Heights residents presenting a Recreation ID and people presentin=
g
a Military ID receive a $3 discount.  Children=B9s tickets are 50% off when
attending with a parent if all attending family members hold Cleveland
Heights Recreation IDs.  A $2 discount is available at the Ticket Office
when presenting a senior citizen ID, a student ID, or a Friends of Cain Par=
k
membership card.

Tickets for Cain Park events are available at the Cain Park Ticket Office,
by mail, in person, by phone (216) 371.3000, or by FAX (216) 371-6995
(please include full name, address, phone number, credit card number, and
signature).  All major credit cards are accepted.  Tickets are also
available at all Ticketmaster outlets and Ticketmaster Charge-By-Phone (216=
)
241-5555 or (330) 945-9400 in Akron and online at www.Ticketmaster.com.

The Alma Cabaret series is made possible in part through financial support
by The A.M. McGregor Home.  Cain Park 2003 season sponsors are the
Inter-Continental Hotel, Motorcars, Nextel Retail Stores, and the Ohio Arts
Council.

Cain Park, a municipally owned and operated summer arts park and one of the
nation=B9s oldest, landmark outdoor theaters, is produced by the City of
Cleveland Heights and is located on the south side of Superior Road between
Lee and South Taylor Roads.  The Alma Theater is most easily accessible fro=
m
the Lee Road entrance to the park.  Parking for all Cain Park productions i=
s
free and located on the surrounding side streets.  For more information on
this cabaret and all Cain Park events visit www.cainpark.com.
# # #
CONTACT:  Ksenia Roshchakovsky, Public Relations and Marketing, or Nicole
McGovern, Public Relations Assistant, (216) 371-3000 or e-mail
ksenia at clvhts.com


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<FONT SIZE=3D"4"><FONT FACE=3D"Arial">For Immediate Release<BR>
June 16, 2003<BR>
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</FONT></FONT><FONT FACE=3D"Arial"><H1> =B3WIZARDS OF ACOUSTIC GUITAR=B2  <B=
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ON JUNE 18<BR>
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</H1><FONT SIZE=3D"4">CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH - Cain Park=B9s 2003 Cabaret Series=
 continues with =B3The Wizards of Acoustic Guitar=B2 featuring the artistic guit=
ar stylings of Brian Henke, Michael Kelsey, and Jim Volk on Wednesday, June =
18, at 7:30pm in the Alma Theater.  Tickets for each Alma Cabaret are $=
14 in advance, $16 day-of-show.  The three artists are the second perfo=
rmance of the 2003 Cabaret Series which presents show tunes, jazz ensembles,=
 acoustic collectives, and more in the intimate, 262-seat Alma Theater. <BR>
<BR>
With a guitar style ranging from folk to neo-classical to new age, Clevelan=
der Brian Henke,  writes and performs music as if he is painting with i=
mages, textures, and colors.  Having opened for such performers as John=
 Prine, Yes, and Linda Ronstandt, he has performed in over 30 states.  =
Michael Kelsey extracts a depth, range of sound, and feeling that few find f=
rom the guitar.  He has toured nationally as an opening act for groups =
such as Blind Melon and Dishwalla.  Slaying metal-heads and wanna-bees =
with his acoustic guitar, Jim Volk won the crown as Austin, Texas=B9s 1994 KLB=
J Guitar Wars Champion.  Now rocking in Cleveland=B9s active acoustic sce=
ne, Volk gives ecstasies and sorrows a voice through his guitar.<BR>
<BR>
The Cabaret Series continues with =B3What the World Needs Now is Love,=B2 featu=
ring Cleveland native and national recording artist Laura Theodore, on June =
20, followed by =B3Amor=B2 on June 24 starring Cynthia O=B9Connell on a musical jo=
urney through adventures of the heart.  On July 1, =B3Circa 1939=B2<I> </I>=
brings a return to the Golden Age of American popular music performed by vet=
eran Cain Park performers Joan Ellison and Mark Flanders.  The series c=
ontinues on July 2 with Damaris Peters Pike impersonating Bob Hope=B9s wife Do=
lores and sharing songs and =B3Thanks for the Memories=B2 from Hope=B9s legendary =
career.  <BR>
<BR>
Celebrating peoples=B9 struggles and triumphs in life and love =B3At the Same T=
ime=B2 on July 5 features Adina Bloom, Sandra Emerick , Keith Gerchak, David R=
obeano, and Tina D. Stump.  The series continues on August 5 with a cel=
ebration of George and Ira Gershwin=B9s music in =B3Gershwin Swings! <I>Girl Cra=
zy</I> in Concert=B2 featuring Ernie Krivda=B9s Swing City Band, radio personali=
ty Bill Rudman, and singers Tony Sias, Evelyn Wright, and Erin Kufel.  =
The final Cabaret show of the season on August 12, =B3Modern Acoustic Music Co=
llective=B2, features acoustic music by Cleveland=B9s Doug Wood, Toronto=B9s Marth=
a=B9s Trouble, and California=B9s Paul Sprawl<I>.<BR>
<BR>
</I>Cleveland Heights residents presenting a Recreation ID and people prese=
nting a Military ID receive a $3 discount.  Children=B9s tickets are 50% =
off when attending with a parent if all attending family members hold Clevel=
and Heights Recreation IDs.  A $2 discount is available at the Ticket O=
ffice when presenting a senior citizen ID, a student ID, or a Friends of Cai=
n Park membership card.<BR>
<BR>
Tickets for Cain Park events are available at the Cain Park Ticket Office, =
by mail, in person, by phone (216) 371.3000, or by FAX (216) 371-6995 (pleas=
e include full name, address, phone number, credit card number, and signatur=
e).  All major credit cards are accepted.  Tickets are also availa=
ble at all Ticketmaster outlets and Ticketmaster Charge-By-Phone (216) 241-5=
555 or (330) 945-9400 in Akron and online at www.Ticketmaster.com.<BR>
<BR>
The Alma Cabaret series is made possible in part through financial support =
by The A.M. McGregor Home.  Cain Park 2003 season sponsors are the Inte=
r-Continental Hotel, Motorcars, Nextel Retail Stores, and the Ohio Arts Coun=
cil.<BR>
<BR>
Cain Park, a municipally owned and operated summer arts park and one of the=
 nation=B9s oldest, landmark outdoor theaters, is produced by the City of Clev=
eland Heights and is located on the south side of Superior Road between Lee =
and South Taylor Roads.  The Alma Theater is most easily accessible fro=
m the Lee Road entrance to the park.  Parking for all Cain Park product=
ions is free and located on the surrounding side streets.  For more inf=
ormation on this cabaret and all Cain Park events visit www.cainpark.com.<BR=
>
# # #<BR>
CONTACT:  Ksenia Roshchakovsky, Public Relations and Marketing, or Nic=
ole McGovern, Public Relations Assistant, (216) 371-3000 or e-mail ksenia at cl=
vhts.com<BR>
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