TrueNorth Cultural=20 Arts
For immediate release=97
For further information, contact Rick Fortney
at 440-933-2905 or 440-930-7411.
TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present its Winter = Concert on=20 Saturday, March 6, 7:30 p.m. at Providence Church in Avon. The concert = will=20 feature the TrueNorth Chorale and the Avon Lake Men=92s Chorus, both = under the=20 direction of Founder / Director Rick Fortney and a guest choir from = Grand Blanc,=20 Michigan, The New Century Chorale, under the direction of Gene = Coburn.
The New Century Chorale represents Michigan = communities=20 throughout Genesee and Northern Oakland counties. Both TrueNorth and the = New=20 Century Chorale are dedicated to the enrichment of our communities = through the=20 joy of music; committed to performing quality and diverse repertoire, = and to=20 reinforcing the value of the performing arts in our society.
In addition to the 100 musicians from the choirs, = artists from=20 TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 will display their work in the lobby of the sanctuary. TrueNorth is home = to 30=20 local artists. The Art show presented at this concert will have a Lenten = theme=20 reflecting on the journey Christ traveled first to Jerusalem, then to = the Cross,=20 and then to Life Everlasting.
Tickets are $ 8.00 for general admission and $ 5.00 = for=20 students and seniors, 65 and older, and can be purchased from any = TrueNorth=20 member, or by calling the TrueNorth office at 440-930-7411. To pay by = credit=20 card, visit the TrueNorth Gallery, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 33489-1 Lake Road in Avon Lake. . Tickets will also be available at the = door.=20
Providence Church is located at 35295 Detroit Road in = Avon, =BE=20 mile east of Rt. 83, across from the east entrance to the Avon Commons.=20 Providence Church recently celebrated their grand opening of their new = complex=20 and sanctuary. The TrueNorth Concert serves as an excellent opportunity = for the=20 community to come visit and experience this wonderful new facility.
For more information contact the TrueNorth website = =96
THIS IS THE FINAL=
WEEKEND FOR
1940'S RADIO HOUR
at
North Ridgeville's
Olde Towne Hall Theatre
Take a trip back to a time in our country's history when hope tempered the u=
ncertainty of war, as Americans on the home front sought to send good wishes=
to the boys serving overseas. Large audiences have been raving about=20=
this fun-filled musical tribute to the era of big bands and live radio.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 4th, 5th and 6th.
Curtain time: 8:00 p.m.
Tickets: $10.00 Seniors & Students $9.00
Olde Towne Hall Theatre is located at:
36119 Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039
Just 500 feet west of the intersection of Ohio Route 113 (Center Ridge Road)= and Route 83 (Avon-Belden Road), directly in front of the giant North Ridge= ville water tower.
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Voted best multicultural event of =
the
year at Metropolitan State College, Denver 2001, the Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is an entertaining romp =
through
the history of the Guerrilla Girls, an up-to-date look at Guerrilla Girls On Tour’s =
latest
masked capers, and a discussion with the audience on the current =
discriminating
trends happening right in their home towns. During a slide show of =
the
Girls’ most famous posters, actions and antics, three members of
Guerrilla Girls On tour share with the audience secrets about what makes =
the
group run, where they get their ideas, how they invented their
five-minute-research technique, and the origins of the use of humor as a =
weapon
to fight sexism and racism. The Gig ends with some current =
shocking
statistics and a lively Q&A with the audience. The Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is =
free and
open to the public, and will be held on Tuesday, March 2nd at =
7:00pm in =
the Donahue
Auditorium of the Dolan Science
Church of the Saviour in =
The concert is free and open to the public. There is plenty of free lighted =
parking and
the church is handicapped-accessible.
For more information please call the church at =
216-321-8880.
Judith
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Director
of Music
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of the Saviour (UM)
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Reader's Theatre Auditions
An Evening of Literary Laughter, Reader's Theatre to benefit the Friends of Boulevard Theatre and the Shaker Heights Library Endowment Fund. Joy Borland is the director.
Auditions will be Tuesday March 9 and Wednesday March 10 at 7 p.m. at Shaker Heights Community Life Building, 3450 Lee Road, just south of Van Aken in Shaker Heights. Adult actors of all ages and backgrounds invited to audition. Those auditioning will be asked to read from selected pieces of humorous literature.
The performance will be Saturday April 17, 7:30 p.m. at the Shaker Heights Main Library.
For more information about auditions, call Jean Martin at 216-561-8588 or Joy Borland at
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Auditions will be held at Workshop Players Theater, located at= 44820 Middle Ridge Road in Amherst, on Sunday, April 18 and Monday, April 1= 9, from 7 to 9:30 p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.=
Cannon School of Dance & Fine =
Arts
30447 Lorain Rd., North Olmsted, =
Ohio
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is seeing applicants for M=
usic Director for our production of West Side Story.
Show dates are Fridays and Saturdays @8pm July 23rd - August 14th with=
matinee performances on Sunday, August 1st, 8th.
Please respond to this e-mail with a resume and references.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is located at 40 River Street, Chagrin Fall=
s, Ohio.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented ac=
tors, directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus spec=
ial events such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
For an unforgettable entertainment and cultural experience, come to historic=
charming Chagrin Falls and enjoy an evening of live theater at Chagrin V=
alley Little Theatre.
CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE ANNOUNCES
AUDITIONS
For
"WEST SIDE STORY"
Directed by Tim Coles
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
AUDITIONS WILL BE IN MAY
LOOK FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION SOON!
At the theater
40 West River Street
Chagrin Falls
We will have script selections available on site the night of auditions.
Headshots and resumes are not expected, but are appreciated.
All actors perform on a volunteer basis in Chagrin Valley Little Theater Pro=
ductions.
SHOW DATES ARE:
Friday and Saturdays @ 8pm
July 23rd - August 21st
Sundays @ 2pm
August 1st, August 8th, August 15th
Questions: Call 440-247-8955
HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AUDITIONS!
Bill Rudman, Joe = Hunter,=20 Susan Hesse and Vince=20 Mastro
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Store more e-mails with MSN Hotmail Extra Storage ? 4 plans to choose from! From SDAssistsU at aol.com Tue Mar 2 07:42:02 2004 From: SDAssistsU at aol.com (SDAssistsU at aol.com) Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 10:42:02 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dance Space Needed Message-ID: <278A66AF.074A5C6D.0BAE9132@aol.com> ********IN NEED OF DANCE STUDIO SPACE******************** Greetings! I am hosting a dance seminar scheduled for Sunday, March 21, 2004 between the hours of 1:00 - 5:30. Due to a high volume of interest in the seminar, registrations have surpassed the capacity of my current studio. I'm looking to rent studio space to handle approx. 45 dancers. If someone has a space available please contact me at sdassistsu at aol.com. Thank you. Cassandra Al Warda The Wind and Sand Dance Co. From kschimel at ashland.edu Tue Mar 2 07:43:29 2004 From: kschimel at ashland.edu (Keli Schimelpfenig) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 10:43:29 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ashland Summer Theatre Festival Accepting Resumes for Technical Director Position Message-ID: <5A78EF0A-6C60-11D8-B0DE-000A956A1C48@ashland.edu> The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is now accepting resumes for technical director for its 2004 season, which will include A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Lend Me a Tenor, and Hello, Dolly! The program is an intense eight week experience consisting of actors, technicians, and staff members who work seven days a week, 10 hours a day to present three professional quality productions. Company Members are offered a chance to develop talents in acting, dance, scenery construction, costumes, make-up, sound, and lighting design that will prepare them to go on to exciting careers in the professional entertainment world. Contract dates are May 17 through July 19, and the salary range is $350 per week. All company members receive a single room in university housing two blocks from the theatre, and a generous weekly stipend is provided for meals. The average daily work schedule is 9am to 10pm with meal and personal breaks. The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is located on the campus of Ashland University in North Central Ohio between Cleveland and Columbus. The theatre facilities include a 730 seat proscenium house, fully equipped scene, costume, and paint shops onsite, as well as storage facilities for stock costumes, scenery, and lighting equipment. These facilities also feature a computerized lighting system and a refurbished sound system. The official job description is included below. Additional information and production photos are available at our website, www.ashland.edu/summertheatre Resumes can be sent to Becky Misenheimer, Production Manager, via fax at 419-289-5329, e-mail at rmisenhe at ashland.edu and by mail at Ashland Summer Theatre Festival, 401 College Ave, Ashland, OH 44805. Technical Director (1 position) Hire Dates: 5-17-04 to 7-19-04 Salary: $350/week (9 weeks) plus weekly food stipend Housing: Private Room in university residence hall two blocks from theatre Description: Function as the TD for a three show season. Responsibilities will include drafting, purchasing, estimating, budgeting, maintaining paperwork, communication with other departments, problem solving, supervision of Master Carpenter and small carpentry crew, and some equipment maintenance. This is a very hands on position, and some construction, installation, and strike duties will be necessary. Experience with rigging is expected, and with welding, plastics, and fabrics is preferred. Prior professional experience, especially under summer theatre schedules and conditions, is preferred. From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Tue Mar 2 14:31:27 2004 From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:31:27 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]JCC Theater re-opens; Auditions for RAGTIME, directed by Fred Sternfeld Message-ID: <014701c400a6$1adb3040$0400a8c0@fred> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0148_01C4007C.32052840 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Audition Appointments being accepted now. Call Susan Sellers, Mondays - Thursdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm at 216-831-0700, extension 1358 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - AUDITION INFORMATION
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Coach House Theatre
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Ten Little Indians
by Agatha Christie directed by Jim
Fippin
production dates: May 6-29 2004
rehearsals scheduled to
begin: March 23
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Im looking for a space for the last Saturday of March. It must=20= be able to accomodate 40 to 50 people for a large dance class.
It can be any thing from a VFW to a dance studio
I will need it for most of the day and early evening
LeSouper at aol.com
I also have a friend who is looking for a space this size for S= unday March 21st from 1:00 pm until 5:30 SDassistsu at aol.co= m
--part1_83.6a715f6.2d76638b_boundary-- From Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com Tue Mar 2 14:43:45 2004 From: Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com (Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:43:45 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Doc Filmmaking Workshop Message-ID:
When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of t= he Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna (= bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at the= same location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, in= cluding the production, financing, and distribution.
The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0 Admi= ssion cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To RSVP= to the workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.
Nicole D Sampogna
Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years= at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at= ND Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in=20= Los Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She ea= rned her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in= 1993, where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Medi= a Ecology. She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and c= inematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=20= the Emmy Award winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials,=20= as well as Comedy Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sun= dance Channel. "Her Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.
Karen Carter
Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran= t and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Br= ave Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directe= d the shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen b= alances her documentary work with commercial advertising.
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A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20= Silver Images Film and Video Awards!
When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
Winners of the Awards:
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead
Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20= segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin= g and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."
Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be o= ld. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC cl= ub kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with= the life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her frie= nds and followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independ= ence. Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provokin= g film.
Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);= at the Door $30.00.
Discount Available for IFP Members for $15.00 for the Awards Ceremony and Sc= reening that starts at 5:30 pm. Only $10 for students!
Call 800-779-8491 or write ginny at terr= anova.org for more information and to reserve tickets.
The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films= and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later years--= complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.
The mission of the Silver Images Film and Video Awards is to foster an under= standing and respect for the vitality, experience, diversity and wisdom of o= lder people through the media of film and video.
--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary-- From emadden at kent.edu Tue Mar 2 15:47:26 2004 From: emadden at kent.edu (ELISABETH MADDEN) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 18:47:26 -0500 (EST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]PORTHOUSE THEATRE STILL HAS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUDITION SLOTS AVAILABLE Message-ID: <1120685.1078271246508.JavaMail.cpadmin@flash01.uis.kent.edu> Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Porthouse Theatre, Akron-Cleveland area=92s=20 premiere, professional summer theatre, announces auditions in Cleveland=20 and Kent for its 2004 =93Season of Celebration.=94 The season includes=20 Godspell, June 10 - 26, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic=20 Director, Terri Kent; A Streetcar Named Desire, July 1 =96 17, directed=20 by Warehouse Theatre Artistic Director, John Woodson, who directed last=20 season=92s The Importance of Being Earnest; and Guys & Dolls, July 22 =96= =20 August 8, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic Director, Terri Kent. =20 All positions are paid and EMC points are available. =20 In Cleveland, auditions for all three productions will be Sunday, March=20 7th from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday, March 8th from 4 p.m. to 10=20 p.m. at The Cleveland Play House. AEA auditions are Monday, March 8th=20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Cleveland Play House is located on Euclid=20 Avenue and East 85th Street. =20 Those auditioning for Godspell and Guys & Dolls should prepare two=20 selections of 16 bars, one ballad and one up-tempo song. Please bring=20 sheet music in the appropriate key for the accompanist provided. Those=20 auditioning for A Streetcar Named Desire should prepare one monologue,=20 under four minutes in length. Anyone auditioning for all three=20 productions should prepare two selections of 16 bars and one monologue=20 not to exceed four minutes combined. Acappella singing will not be=20 permitted. The roles of Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire and Adelaide in=20 Guys & Dolls have already been cast. All other roles are available. Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled after January=20 1st through Elisabeth Madden at 330-672-3884 or email at=20 porthouse at kent.edu. PLEASE DO NOT SEND RESUMES AND HEADSHOTS WHEN=20 REQUESTING AN AUDITION TIME. Headshots and resumes will be accepted at=20 the audition. Callbacks will be March 14 at 10 a.m. for Godspell,=20 March 14 at 6 p.m. for Guys & Dolls and March 15 at 6 p.m. for A=20 Streetcar Named Desire in the Music & Speech Center at Kent State=20 University. =20 Porthouse Theatre was founded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater=20 in the area. Set on the beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center,=20 Porthouse offers audiences the finest in professional summer theater. =20 The comfortable 500-seat, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located=20 next to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. =20 Porthouse Theatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=92s premiere professional=20 summer theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. =20 Porthouse Theatre is a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance. =20 Porthouse Theatre=92s programs and activities are made possible in part=20 by funding from the Ohio Arts Council. ------------------------------- Elisabeth Madden Managing Director Porthouse Theatre KSU's School of Theatre & Dance emadden at kent.edu 330-672-0103 From royberko at yahoo.com Tue Mar 2 17:23:31 2004 From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:23:31 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko: Spring Entertainment Preview Message-ID: <20040303012331.75127.qmail@web12005.mail.yahoo.com> EXCITING SPRING ENTERTAINMENT COMING TO THE NORTH COAST Roy Berko (Member, American Theatre Critics Association) --THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS-- Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times As the weather becomes nicer the urge to have new experiences blooms. Several venues in Cleveland are welcoming spring with exciting offerings. Here?s a list of some things to consider attending: CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS DANCE WORKS ?04 Verb Ballets launches its contemporary Artists Collection with vibrant and thought-provoking works. See a preview of the premieres and company pieces on March 12th and 13th at 8:00 PM and March 14th at 3:00 in the Gordon Square Theatre. Support the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland by attending a benefit on Thursday, March 11th. Antaeus Dance presents works danced to live music by Cleveland composer Paul Cox. The program includes sensual, meditative, assertive and aural landscape pieces. Performance dates: March 12th & 13th at 8 and March 14th at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. Inlet Dance Theatre is billed as the company which gives the audience the unexpected in a playful way. This is one of Cleveland?s newest companies. They will dance at the Gordon Square Theatre on March 19th and 20th at 8:00 and March 21st at 3:00. MorrisonDance presents a kinetically stimulating evening exploring theories of psychology, neuroscience and other behavioral concepts. Performed at the Upstairs Theatre on March 19 and 20 at 8:00 and March 21 at 3:00. Safmod is one of CPT?s resident dance companies. Presenting an evening called ?Odyssey,? the audience is invited to share a cathartic plunge through convoluted terrains of today?s emotional landscape on March 26 and 27 at 8:00 and March 28 at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. GroundWorks, my favorite local dance company presents a world premiere by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara along with several other pieces including one inspired by Samuel Beckett?s play ?NOT I.? Performances are in the Gordon Square theatre on April 2nd and 3rd and 8:00 and April 4th at 3:00. Prices for performances run from $15 to $18 with the ?Pay What You Can Policy? available. Call Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727. Five ticket Art Pak?s are available for $60 for 5 vouchers. CPT is located at 6415 Detroit Avenue and free parking is available in two lots on the north and south side of Detroit and also on West 65th street. THERE?S A NEW MUSICAL THEATRE IN TOWN Kalliope Stage is the dream of a lifetime for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol. Eight years in the planning, the new professional musical theater company will present full main stage musical theatre, a cabaret and a chamber music series, as well as a series of youth theater courses. The company has completely renovated the Douglas Building at Cedar and Lee Roads in such a way that the audience will be up-front and personal. The space includes the Konfectionary, a resident chocolate caf? for after-show fun. Kalliope?s opening season includes: Rodgers and Hammerstein?s ?IT?S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? March 5-April 4, ?CAROUSEL,? April 30-May 23, and ?PETE N? KEELY,? June 11-July 3. For ticket information and an Inaugural Season brochure call 216-321-0870 or visit www.KalliopeStage.com. The theatre?s address is 2134 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights. ALLEN THEATRE TO HOST ?NUNSENSE?S 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR The Little Sisters of Hoboken are taking their act on the road in an all-star production of NUNSENSE, the award winning hit musical comedy. The cast includes theatrical and television legends Kay Ballard, Georgia Engel, Mimi Hines, Darlene Love and Lee Meriwether. The show will be presented from March 9th through the 14th. For tickets, which range in price from $25.50 to $52.50, call 216-241-6000 or 800-766-6048. Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evening at 7:30, with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1:30. ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR? IN A NEW PERFORMANCE AT PALACE THEATRE Long before Mel Gibson decided to tell the story of Christ in his controversial ?THE PASSIONS OF CHRIST,? Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the musical ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.? The play, which will star Lawrence Clayton as Judas and Eric Kunze as Jesus, will be staged from April 13-15 at Playhouse Square?s Palace Theatre. Songs from the production, which includes fierce rock rhythms, include: ?I Don?t Know How to Love Him,? ?Could We Start Again Please? and, ?Jesus Christ, Superstar.? Tickets for ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR,? which range from $58 to $23 are available at the Playhouse Square box office, all Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, by calling 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or by going online at www.playhousesquare.com. ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? CONTINUES AT THE HANNA If you want a delightful evening of musical entertainment, and an introduction to Dating 101, the positively reviewed ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? is running at the Hanna theatre until June 27. For tickets go to the Playhouse Square box office, visit Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, call 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or go online to www.playhousesquare.com. ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? AT THE BECK CENTER >From March 19th through April 10th, ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck Center. Directed and choreographed by Times Theatre Tribute winner Martin Cespedes, the show was complied by Clarke Peters from the music of Louis Jordan. For tickets and information call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org. SHAW AND SHAKESPEARE ON STAGE AT ACTORS? SUMMIT G. B. Shaw?s ?MRS. WARREN?S PROFESSION? is a story of an emancipated, intelligent and self-sufficient young woman who is astounded to learn how her mother rose from poverty to riches. It?s full of Shavian wit and contrariness. The play runs from March 4th through April 25th Are you ready for this? Cleveland?s first family of theatre Reuben Silver and Dorothy Silver, star in MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, on stage from April 1st through March 21st. This is a must see! For tickets to Actors? Summit, which is located in quaint Hudson, call 330-342-0800. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster http://search.yahoo.com From Debrawordsmith at aol.com Tue Mar 2 18:05:55 2004 From: Debrawordsmith at aol.com (Debrawordsmith at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 21:05:55 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Marianne Williamson Comes to Cleveland! Message-ID: <24.503d0407.2d769783@aol.com> --part1_24.503d0407.2d769783_boundary Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-----------------------------1078279546" -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fellow Arts Lovers and Appreciators: ESTEEM, INC., this nation's 655th Point of Light, is an educational organization that provided arts and educational programs for homeless and economically disadvantaged people in the 90s. Among our favorites was our "Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through the Arts" program. In 2003, we embarked upon a housing project for homeless women and children in Cleveland, and we continue to raise funds through benefits, donations and grants this year to purchase and establish several post-transitional housing facilities. Yes, these facilities will all have arts classes! Marianne Williamson, the world renowned author, lecturer and spiritual leader, has consented to do a benefit for ESTEEM. What a miracle! I attach a flyer about her upcoming visit on June 13, 2004. Her website is marianne.com for those unfamiliar with this wonderful lady. Marianne is an arts lover. Her home church community, Renaissance Unity, in Warren, Michigan, has a fabulous choir that has cut a number of CDs, and all are professional musicians. For spiritual nourishment, no matter what your religion, anti-religion, or spiritual path, Marianne is not to be missed. Her topic: "Heaven on Earth". The essence of her work is PEACE on earth and what we can do in our lives to achieve that. Marianne was in Cleveland last in 1999. If you have any questions, please email or call us. Thank you for reading this. debra wiener, founder and president ESTEEM, INC. 216 382-1465 x2 -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Presents Ray Cooney=E2=80=99s =E2=80=9CCaught in the Net=E2=80=9D
March 2, 2004 :=C2=A0 The sequel to =E2=80=9CRun for Your Wife=E2= =80=9D finds our bigamist taxi-driver, John Smith, still keeping both his fa= milies (one in Wimbledon and one in Streatham) happy and blissfully unaware=20= of each other.=C2=A0 However, his teenage children =E2=80=93 one girl and on= e boy by each wife =E2=80=93 have met on the Internet and are determined to=20= see each other in person, especially as it transpires that they have so much= in common =E2=80=93 same surname, taxi-driver dad of the same age, etc.!= =C2=A0 The ever spiraling situation gets increasingly out-of-hand as John bu= sts a gut to juggle with the truth.
Cast:
Brad Baker as John=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=
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=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Rick Carter as=
Stanley
Caroline Santa as Vicki=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Ryan Santa as Gavin
Len Chase as Dad
=C2=A0
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM=C2=A0=C2=A0 March 19th =E2=80=93 April 10t= h
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
=C2=A0
40 River Street=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday =E2=80=93 Saturday
Adults=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $12=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Seniors and Youths under 1= 8=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $10
=C2=A0
THIS IS AN ADULT BRITISH FARCE!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is seeing applicants for M=
usic Director for our production of West Side Story.
Show dates are Fridays and Saturdays @8pm=A0 July 23rd - August 21st
with matinee performances on Sunday, August 1st, 8th, 15th
Please respond to this e-mail with a resume and references.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is located at 40 River Street, Chagrin Fall=
s, Ohio.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented ac=
tors, directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus spec=
ial events such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
For an unforgettable entertainment and cultural experience, come to historic=
charming Chagrin Falls and enjoy an evening of live theater at Chagrin V=
alley Little Theatre.
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AUDITIONS For more details about the program, facility and staff,=
you can also check out this website: http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
FOR FAIRMOUNT ARTS CAMP
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING INTENSIVES
The Fairmount Center is offering a professional summer training program for=20=
young people. It will take place at Centerville Mills Camp, located se=
veral miles south of I-422 and Rt. 306 in Bainbridge.=A0The camp is 10-15 mi=
nutes from Beachwood.
WHAT IS THE PROGRAM?
The Professional Training Intensives have both day camp and resident camp pr=
ograms available for teens entering 6=A0-- 8 grade (junior program) & 9=
=A0-- entering college freshman (teen program).=A0 The students in our Profe=
ssional Training Intensives should have professional aspirations and a desir=
e to train in a challenging and disciplined environment.=A0
Contemporary Theater and Audition Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays and techniques of the modern theat=
re. The workshop covers scene study, voice, movement, improvisation, auditio=
n techniques and the system of physical action developed by Constantin Stani=
slavski. Workshops, master classes and rehearsals are directed by top area p=
rofessionals.=A0 =A0As an added bonus, a series of classes and workshops wil=
l be held during this session that will prepare the students for professiona=
l auditions and the college theatre program application process.=A0A showcas=
e production of contemporary theatre scenes and monologues will be performed=
at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited area college edu=
cators and theatre professionals.=A0
Shakespeare Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays of William Shakespeare.=A0 This wo=
rkshop offers classes in performing Shakespeare, speaking verse, script anal=
ysis, voice for the stage, movement, audition techniques and stage combat.=
=A0 =A0A showcase production consisting of scenes from Shakespeare's plays w=
ill be performed at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited=20=
area college educators and theatre professionals.=A0
Musical Theatre Workshop
The great American invention, musical theatre, is explored in this intensive=
and challenging professional workshop.=A0 Area professionals in directing,=20=
acting, singing and dance will lead the participants through workshops and r=
ehearsals. =A0A showcase production=A0 that celebrates famous scenes from mu=
sical theatre will be performed at the end of the session for parents, frien=
ds and invited area college educators and theatre professionals.
DATES AND FEES:
Please visit our website at http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
to get information about specific dates and fees.
WHO WILL THE STAFF BE?
Many of the most notable names in theater in Northeast Ohio will be teaching=
. The staff members at FPAC are highly credentialed award-winning arts=
professionals with many years of experience in professional regional theatr=
e, national Broadway tours or resident theatre leadership.=A0 All have exten=
sive experience working with children, teens and adults in theatre and / or=20=
camp settings.=A0 Our staff are chosen based on their reputation for profess=
ional excellence and their love of working with young people.=A0
Fred Sternfeld, Camp Director; director, teacher (www.fredsternfeld.com)
Tom Fulton, Executive Director: director, actor, teacher (www.tomfulton.com)=A0
Andrew May, Associate Artistic Director=A0-- Great Lakes Theater Fest=
ival; actor, director, teacher
Victoria Bussert, Artistic Director, Cain Park; Resident Director, Gr=
eat Lakes Theater Festival, Musical Theater Professor, Baldwin-Wallace Colle=
ge
Mitchell Fields, freelance actor, teacher, director and improv instru=
ctor for Second City Cleveland
Wayne Turney, former actor/director at the Cleveland Play House; acto=
r, author, director, teacher
Martin Cespedes, director & choreographer, actor, teacher
All staff are subject to change without notice
For complete biographies of the staff please visit=20=
our website at htt=
p://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
WHEN ARE THE AUDITIONS?
Students can attend any or all of the sessions.=A0 The auditions will be he=
ld this Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2004.
WHO DO I CALL TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT?
Call Shirley at 440-338-3171 to set up your appointment and to acquire an en=
rollment packet.
WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE FOR THE AUDITION?
If you are auditioning for the Contemporary Theatre & Audition Workshop=20=
or the Shakespeare Workshop, please prepare two short contrasting monologues=
.=A0 If you are auditioning for the Musical Theatre Workshop as well, please=
prepare one monologue and one song instead.
=A0
Present
One of =
William
Shakespeare's Most Popular Plays
Taming of the =
Shrew
(One of =
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Youth Theater Productions)
March 5 =
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Theater
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Show Times: Fridays and Saturdays at =
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Taming of =
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This popular play by William Shakespeare examines the =
comedy
of courtship. The story centers on two sisters and their =
suitors.
Katherina, the eldest daughter, is very beautiful but so sharp-tongued =
that no
men show interest. Bianca is sought by many men but cannot marry =
until
the elder Katherina is wed. A swaggering, young adventurer, =
Petruchio,
appears seeking a wife and is smitten with katherina. The stormy =
courship
of Katherina and Petruchio unfolds in a battle of wits, wills, and =
words.
She obeys her father's wishes, marries Petruchio, and he beins the task =
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Margaret Lynch and Fred Gloor, the Cleveland Theater Collective --part1_159.2f26d3e2.2d779bfd_boundary-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 3 12:49:44 2004 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 12:49:44 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland begins GRAND HOTEL auditions! Message-ID: <20040303204944.42571.qmail@web13126.mail.yahoo.com> --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces AUDITIONS for THE GRAND HOTEL Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle Audition Dates and Times: March 6 (Saturday) 2:30pm-4:30pm in Room H1095. March 7 (Sunday) 1:00pm- 3:00pm in Room H1095 March 10 (Wednesday) Callbacks and additional auditions 7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center. First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message). Information concerning auditions: Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There is ONE (and possibly two) Equity contract(s) available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years. Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5. There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film. Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos. Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager. Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos. Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo. Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos. Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's) Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's) Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time. Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes. Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act. Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos. Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos. Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's). The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos. Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos. Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen. Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower. Follow the signs to room H1095. (Turn left into Building "D"; go through the gallery, past the restrooms and through the double doors {H Building} and take a left. H1095 is the first room on your right.) --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351-- From ahedger at fineartsassociation.org Wed Mar 3 13:29:44 2004 From: ahedger at fineartsassociation.org (Ann Hedger) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 16:29:44 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Ten Below" One Act Festival Auditions at The Fine Arts Association Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E1FAC9C@fa1.FineArts.Local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Auditions for The Fine Arts Association's The 8th Annual One Act Festival "Ten Below" Directed by Ann Hedger Monday & Tuesday, March 15 & 16, 2004 7:00 pm NO appointments needed. The Shadowbox Theatre The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio Several months ago, The Fine Arts Association put out a 'Call for Submissions' for unpublished 10-minute works for consideration for The 8th Annual One Act Festival entitled "Ten Below". We were thrilled to receive over 125 submissions from playwrights on the East Coast to the West Coast, including many from right here in the Cleveland area. After many weeks of reading, The Fine Arts Association is excited to bring 8 new works to our Shadowbox Theatre along with works by noted published playwrights including David Ives and Steven Deitz. Needed: 6 to 10 men and women Mixture of Ages - early 20's to 40/50's Actors may be cast in more than one piece. Cold readings from the scripts. PERFORMANCE DATES: May 14, 15, 20, 21, 28, & 29, 2004, 8:00 p.m. - Shadowbox Theatre FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ANN HEDGER - 440-951-7500 x 103 ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Ohio University College of = Osteopathic Medicine (OU COM) located in Sagamore Hills is seeking two female actors to = participate in our upcoming OSCE Lab testing for our 3rd year medical students. We are looking for two females to portray two different = patient roles that can pass for 36 years of = age. You would need to be available for = training on March 23rd = either late afternoon or evening for two hours. The actual acting dates = for our OSCE testing program are: Thursday, April 1, 2004; Friday, April 2, 2004; and Wednesday, April 7, = 2004. The hours for each of the three days would be from 8:00 = a.m. to 4:30 = p.m. You will be paid for the three testing dates and for the training. = For further information please contact me at your earliest convenience via = e-mail or telephone. I will not be available on Friday, March = 5th.
Thanks,
Nancy
Nancy C. Houser, Administrative Asst.
OU COM Northeast CORE
885 W. Aurora Rd., LL
Sagamore Hills, OH
Phone: 330-468-4500, x 221
e-mail: houser at exchange.oucom.ohiou.edu
fax: 330-468-4513
CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE
AUDITIONS
For
"Mere Mortals"
Six One-Act Comedies
PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH Dramatists, Inc.
Directed by Bob McCoy
Produced by Jim Magoon
Audition Information
Three Men and Three Women
18 and over
FOREPLAY OR: THE ART OF THE FUGUE, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don J=
uan, and his girlfriend on a date at the miniature golf course. When t=
hey move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with another=20=
date. Finally, and even older Chuck arrives with a young date. H=
is latest date doesn't get his jokes and worse, she's beating him at golf.&n=
bsp; (3M3W)
MERE MORTALS eavesdrops on a lunch hour on a girder 50 stories over t=
he street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing secrets=20=
of their past. (3M)
TIME FLIES, two lonely but sweet young mayflies meet at a pond and re=
ally hit it off. Unfortunately, Horace and May watch a nature program=20=
on this first night out and discover they have a lifespan of only one day -=20=
and their lives are half over. (2M, 1W)
DR. FRITZ, Vaudeville reigns as an American tourist in pain seeks med=
ical help from a wacky souvenir seller named Maria who channels an even wack=
ier German surgeon named Dr. Fritz. The comedy steps up when the docto=
r recommends an operation. (1M, 1W)
DEGAS C'EST MOI, A man wakes up one morning and decides to be the Fre=
nch artist Degas. The best place to do that is in New York City, where=
he encounters all that makes great art. (3M, 3W)
BABEL'S IN ARMS, Two ancient construction workers are charged with bu=
ilding the tower of Babel (or is it Babble) under penalty of death. Ca=
n they satisfy their hard-nosed female building contractor without actually=20=
doing any work? A burned out high priestess and her eunuch round out t=
he cast. (3M, 2W)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th 7:30pm
Theatre address
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls
We will have script selections available on site the night of auditions.&nbs=
p; Headshots and resumes are not expected, but are appreciated. All ac=
tors perform on a volunteer basis in Chagrin Valley Little Theatre productio=
ns.
SHOW DATES
April 30th - May 15th
Friday and Saturdays @ 8pm
Questions: Call 440-247-8955
HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AUDITIONS!
Gwen Hairy Gwen=20 Gloss
Now extended through March 20!
Here a=20
member of the audience takes the trip of his or her life. In=20
"
In an=20
"unplugged" moment of pure sleight-of-hand Copperfield performs =
"close-up" magic=20
with a lethal black African scorpion. One of the most original, =
startling-and=20
dangerous-effects ever, this unforgettable display of sleight-of-hand =
presents=20
Copperfield with a true challenge to his will and dexterity, in a test =
not to be=20
tried at home.
SQUEEZEBOX
Copperfield=20
takes liposuction to a whole new level as the six foot one "King of =
Magic" gets=20
squeezed into a bite-sized piece that could fit into a Prada shoe=20
box.
THE LOTTERY
Inspired by David's grandfather's =
unfilled dream, "The Lottery" is an astonishing epic of brain-busters.=20
Copperfield involves the entire audience, and shares his secret =
technique for=20
predicting the winning numbers of "The Lottery."
MAN VERSUS =
STEEL
David walked through the
THIRTEEN
One of =
Copperfield's=20
most heavily-requested creations, thirteen audience members chosen =
entirely at=20
random vanish, leaving friends and family wondering whether to applaud =
or put=20
their loved ones' faces on milk cartons. Their fears are allayed as the =
thirteen=20
reappear, instantly, in the most surprising of places.
Performance times and ticket prices for
Parodying=20
contemporary British taste for all things Japanese, the drama begins as=20
Nanki-Poo, the Mikado’s son, flees Titipu to avoid an arranged =
marriage.=20
Nanki-Poo loves the young and beautiful Yum-Yum, who is betrothed to her =
guardian, the tailor Ko-Ko. When Nanki-Poo hears Ko-Ko will be executed =
for the=20
capital crime of flirting, he rushes back to Titipu, but learns
Comic=20
complications ensue when Nanki-Poo threatens to hang himself rather than =
live=20
without Yum-Yum. Cleverly and conditionally, Ko-Ko allows Nanki-Po to =
marry=20
Yum-Yum if at the end of the month, Nanki-Poo agrees to be decapitated =
–=20
fulfilling the Mikado's =
order and=20
also leaving Yum-Yum free to marry Ko-Ko. But just as the wedding =
celebration=20
begins, a law is discovered that decrees a condemned man's wife must be =
buried=20
alive with his corpse. Too tender-hearted to execute Nanki-Po, Ko-Ko =
signs an=20
affidavit alleging the prince has been executed. When the Mikado =
discovers his=20
son has apparently been beheaded, he orders Ko-Ko’s execution. =
Ko-Ko then uses=20
his zany, illogical reasoning to appease the Mikado. And happily, the =
secretly=20
wed Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo emerge from hiding.
I bring the lights and backdrop. The following prices are for =
custom
headshots. All pictures will be taken on location. A minimum of 20 =
pictures
will be taken with each person. We will select the print before I leave =
the
site. Price includes all crop work as well as blemish removal and any
retouching. All 8 X 10 prints are on the finest Glossy or Luster 10.4 =
mil 68lb
paper.
Sitting charge 35.00
8 X 10 prints are:
1 thru 10
15.00 each
11 thru 20 =
12.50 each
21 thru 30 =
10.00 each
31 and over 8.00 =
each (no sitting =
charge)
S/H included
Discounts will also be given if you have a friend get their head =
shots
at the same time. You can call for a price. I look forward to hearing =
from you.
Greg Sotak
Digital Image
Lakewood, OH
216 509-4959
gregorysotak at ameritech.net
If interested, call 1-800-788-7654 and ask for the book order department.&nb= sp; The book is only $8.00 and worth it.
Or reply to this email if intersted and a copy can be ordered, autographed a= s requested and mailed to you.
Thank you for your time, consideration and I hope your support. --part1_13.28f6805c.2d78999f_boundary-- From vr8 at uakron.edu Thu Mar 4 06:42:32 2004 From: vr8 at uakron.edu (reynolds,victoria) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 09:42:32 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Tony AwardR-Winner FOSSE jazzes up E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall Message-ID: <36139CA1DEBF464EB20A99CE4E8C0574028116FC@POWELL.uanet.edu> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C401F6.ECFEE51B Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 Dear NeoPAL subscriber: =20 How can the fusion of 30 dancers, 84 pairs of shoes, 72 hats, 12 pairs of gloves, 216 light bulbs, 50 moving lights and three fog machines culminate in a Tony Award(r)-winning smash hit musical? Easily - if the choreographer and director happens to be Bob Fosse. =20 FOSSE, which won the 1999 Tony Award(r) for best musical, highlights the work of legendary dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse. Long-time Fosse stars Gwen Verdon and Ann Reinking came together to recreate Bob Fosse's groundbreaking work, and an extraordinarily talented cast brings Broadway's all-time best choreography to life in FOSSE. And during March 19-21, The University of Akron's E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall will spotlight Fosse's style that revolutionized musical theatre with such Broadway hits as Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', and the films Cabaret and All That Jazz.=20 =20 In 1973, Bob Fosse became the first director in history to win the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award in a single year for the film version of Cabaret, the Broadway musical Pippin and the television special "Liza with a Z." His work on Broadway, for which he won nine Tony Awards(r), includes The Pajama Game, Redhead, Little Me, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', Damn Yankees, Big Deal, New Girl In Town and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. His film work includes the direction of Sweet Charity, Lenny, All That Jazz and Star 80, and the choreography for My Sister Eileen, The Little Prince, The Pajama Game and Damn Yankees. =20 FOSSE includes rarely seen dance and musical numbers from the choreographer's earliest works, and several numbers from films and television shows never before seen on stage. The production also showcases classic Fosse dance numbers including "Steam Heat," "Big Spender," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "Rich Man's Frug," and "Sing, Sing, Sing."=20 =20 Performance dates and times for the tour's run at E.J. Thomas Hall are as follows: =20 Fri., March 19, 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sat., March 20, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 2 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 7 p.m., $47.50, $42.50, $35, $25=20 Now on sale, tickets for FOSSE are available through the E.J. Thomas Hall Ticket Office at 330.972.7570. Tickets can also be purchased at all Ticketmaster Centers, via Charge-By-Phone at 330.945.9400 (Akron), 216.241.5555 (Cleveland), or online at
Sat.,=20 March 20,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Kevin Clinton's Martini Lounge graces the lower level of the Pickwick & Frolic complex and features a comfortably sexy ambiance. On Fridays & Saturdays, there's a simply wonderful little Vegas-Style show that is sure to drive you wild! In addition to the spectacular performers on stage, there is always a local talent who is enticed to sing a song or two for the crowd. Well, my pets -- Miss Gulch Sings on Saturday March 6th!
Be sure to join us as Almira takes to the stage for a little song-preview from her show! Admission is FREE and the optional valet parking is only $6.00. Come early for the best seats, order your favorite martini and enjoy the entire evening's events!
AND...Almira Gulch and all her wisdom hits Kennedy's Stage at Playhouse Square next Friday, March 12th! Don't be caught without your tickets to the most important theatrical event since "Footloose" became a musical!
Tickets are just $20 and you can purchase your tickets through tickets.com by calling 216.241.6000, or if you're an old-fashioned girl (like Miss Gulch), then you can purchase your tickets at the State Theatre Box Office at Playhouse Square Center. Tickets will also be available at the Midnight Martini show on Saturday, March 5th!
The acting students of Mitchell Fields will present a recital o= n March 13th in the William Allman Theater of Baldwin Wallace College locate= d in the Kleist Building on Bagley Road in Berea. It begins at 7:00 PM. All=20= are invited. No admission fee. The recital includes the debut performance of= Mitchell's Second City class: Newman's Own Improv Sauce. Hope to see you th= ere.
--part1_98.4e70d6a.2d78aea0_boundary-- From dwarnke at karamu.com Thu Mar 4 08:34:54 2004 From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:34:54 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors and directors needed Message-ID: <022501c40206$a6e373c0$0101a8c0@doug> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Karamu Performing Arts Theater is seeking actors and directors for its = upcoming Arenafest Festival of New Plays. The event is staged in = reader's theatre format and runs April 19-30 with a different = performance every weeknight. First time directors and actors are = encouraged to apply. =20 To set up an interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence = Spivey, Artistic Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March = ninth. =20 Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's Concert Hall = March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot and resume = if you have them. Prepared monologues are not needed. Adult actors of = all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls please. Karamu is located at 2355 East 89th Street, in the heart of the Fairfax = District, on the corner of 89th and Quincy. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
GYMNASTICS
CALL FOR ARTISTS
=
FOR THE MYRANT THEATER
The Myrant Theater is a new theatre (in =
Sandusky , Ohio, no less!), dedicated to exploring cla=
ssic and contemporary works through non-traditional casting. We also strive to produce individual and gro=
up new works exploring new perspectives.&n=
bsp; We hope to have our first season start this coming fall, 2004. This is a call for all artists=
of all ages and skill levels to participate. If you are interested in acting, designing, construction, or just theatre i=
n general, we want to hear from YOU! =
Please email me at the following address with your name, email, and=20=
your interest/background in theatre. =
I will keep you posted as we move toward viable theatre in the North=
coast!
Tell Your Friends!
Tell Your Enemies!
=E2=80=9CTheater is not a privilege;=20=
it is a RIGHT=E2=80=9D
(please don=E2=80=99t spam=
us, or I will stab you with a spork)
David A. =
Hollis Exhibits Vision
Vortex – the Photographic Study of the “Energy of
Consciousness” At The =
Now through April 9 Exhibit is free and open to the =
public. The =
“Kinesiography”
is the photographic study of the “energy of consciousness;” =
of
“all that is . . .” – Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity. This meld of
photographic art and kinesiology (the science of human energy fields), =
enables
the digital creation of Giclee’
prints that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising =
the
consciousness of those who view them. =
; The
=
; For
more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award winning =
photojournalist for
television stations in the =
=
; David’s
Vision Vortex exhibit will =
include
“Anthropomorphia” – dogs and cats, “Sedona
Series” – =
=
; The
exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays – Saturdays from =
Yvette A. Hanzel Director of Marketing 216.521.2540 ext. 225 Email: =
yvette at beckcenter.org Fax: =
216.228.6050
=E2=80=98Beanie=E2=80=99 Brings=20=
Laughs to The Players Guild Theatre
Parking is available on the street or in the Statler Arms garage. The Statle=
r building is located at 1127 Euclid Ave .near the heart of Playhouse square=
, at the corner of 12th and Euclid. Classes will be taught by Second City Al=
umni Nate Cockerill.
For more information and to sign up send email to nathancockerill at yahoo.com<=
BR>
Placement in the classes is limited so act fast if you are interested.
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 4 13:57:53 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 16:57:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Exhibits Vision Vortex
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David A. Hollis
Exhibits Vision Vortex - the Photographic Study of the "Energy of
Consciousness"
At
The Beck Center for the Arts - Creative Arts Building
Now through April 9
=20
Exhibit is free and open to the public.
=20
The Beck Center for the Arts presents an exhibit of "kinesiography"
entitled Vision Vortex inspired by David A. Hollis, on display now
through April 9 at the Creative Arts building on The Beck Center for the
Arts campus. =20
"Kinesiography" is the photographic study of the "energy of
consciousness;" of "all that is . . ." - Einstein's Theory of
Relativity. This meld of photographic art and kinesiology (the science
of human energy fields), enables the digital creation of Giclee' prints
that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising the
consciousness of those who view them.
The Beck Center is proud to display Vision Vortex in its'
Creative Arts Therapies Building, which is used for music and art
therapy. Visual forms of expression have been basic to society
throughout recorded history. It was not until the 1930's that art
therapy became a recognized profession, and not recognized for it's
contribution to healing until the 1960's and 1970's. Art therapy is the
use of art to express feelings and thoughts. It is a means to develop
physical, emotional and learning skills through guided therapeutic art
experiences.
For more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award
winning photojournalist for television stations in the Cleveland market.
He began his career at WAKR (Akron) in 1972. He moved to WKYC in
Cleveland in 1978 and then to his current position with WJW FOX 8 in
1994. =20
David's Vision Vortex exhibit will include "Anthropomorphia"
- dogs and cats, "Sedona Series" - Arizona vortex sites and "Geoscaptes
et al" - weather phenomena. The Sedona prints draw from an area well
known for its amplified energies and combine unmatched geophysical
beauty with the mystery of the Vortex experience.
The exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays -
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. through April 9. A portion of the
proceeds from the sale of the photos will benefit Creative Arts
Therapies at the Beck Center for the Arts. For more information please
call Ed Gallagher at 216.228.8499. The Beck Center is located just 10
minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood.
The Creative Arts building sits on Detroit Road in front of the Beck
Center campus.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org
To set up =
an=20
interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence Spivey, =
Artistic=20
Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March 9th. =20
Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's =
Concert=20
Hall March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot =
and resume=20
if you have them. Please have a prepared monologue. Adult =
actors of=20
all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls =
please.
Karamu is=20
located at 2355 East 89th Street, two blocks south of Cleveland Clinic =
Hospital,=20
on the corner of East 89th and Quincy. =20
Karamu is the oldest African
###
The Play= ers Guild Theatre
www.play= ersguildtheatre.com
-------------------------------1078426486-- From mslowey at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 12:19:35 2004 From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 12:19:35 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE SEEKING MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" Message-ID: <20040304201935.10661.qmail@web80408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH 44145 (between Hilliard and Detroit) Phone: 440-331-0403 FAX: 440-331-6051 Clague Playhouse is seeking a musical director for The Fantasticks. This is a paid position. Director is Rob Gibb Performance Dates are May 7 - 30, 2004. Please contact Bernice Bolek at 440-331-8497 for additional information. --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-asciiWOIO/WUAB looking for plus size =
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Lemish
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Eileen
Lemish
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216-367-7382
An adaptation of poetry written about the nursing profession for National Nu= rsing Week. We are looking to fill two slots in our ensemble cast of seven w= omen. Rehearsals will be in April and performances are on May 8 + 9. There i= s also a stipend for that includes the rehearsal period and performances.&nb= sp; Auditions to be held at Lakewood Presbyterian Church 14502 Detroit ave -= across the street from Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, Oh. Audition date is=20= March 17th between 6-9P.M. Contact Nicole Pearce at 917-674-7069 --part1_1ea.1a8c39cf.2d790394_boundary-- From dramaticdesign at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 17:00:10 2004 From: dramaticdesign at yahoo.com (dottie oliver) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 17:00:10 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Still in need of male singer/dancers for "MAME" Message-ID: <20040305010010.58723.qmail@web41711.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi NEohioPAL subscribers: Dottie Oliver here, and sure could use some help! I'm directing "Mame" for Happy Ending Lyric Players (H.E.L.P.) at First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Hts. This is my first time directing there, and as is usually the case, we had no young men singer/dancers try out. I was able to cast an older Patrick, and we have a DYNAMITE cast all together! I have all the women I need, including three wonderfully strong leads, but I'm missing one male @20 yr.-old, (or looks it) speaking part, Junior Babcock, (who also sings & dances), and about 4-6 other young male singer/dancers in the 17-25 yr. old range. Do you know of anyone who might be available to put on a red riding jacket and come do high kicks and jitter-bugging??? I'll need names & phone #s/e-mail addresses, please. Not to the totally desperate point yet, but I'll need them to start rehearsing asap. We've only been rehearsing for two weeks, but I wouldn't want them to fall too far behind. Actually, if they could do all the chorus scenes, that's great, but if they're super busy, and would only like to do the two main dance #s, that's ok, too. I'm a little desperate, can you tell???? If you're interested, or know of anyone the right age that would be, maybe a nephew or a son, or a brother????, Please reply to me at dramaticdesign at yahoo.com to arrange an audition. Also, does anyone have a big moon to loan us? I don't think "Mame" or "Will Rogers Follies" have been done in the area for awhile, so I don't know of any moons hanging around in your scene shops????? It has to swing and be able to be sat on. (It would save us making one) G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm. THANKS SO MUCH for reading this and for your help. Have a blessed day! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm.
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WAKE UP And LIV=
E's Actors' Studio
Sue Johnson, Director
"Tricks of the Trade" Series
Register Now!
Sat. 3/6: "Marketing: ''Tools of the Trade' &a=
mp; Business Basics &
&nbs=
p; Getting Work
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade -- Photos, Resumes, D=
emo CDs, 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 wi=
ll need.
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 Dir=
ectors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contract=
or, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
Learn the -- Who -- What -- When -- Where -- & -- How -- to make that Le=
ap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. =
; Everything from --Audition -- to -- Acting Classes -- to -- Apartments, Re=
sources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcase=
s" and developing your own "One Man/Woiman Show" to get noticed & to get=
work.
Sat. 3/13: Career Options & Transisitions
Learn how to create, build & keep your career alive. Use your vers=
atility to help pay the bills when your career seems stalled or isn't going=20=
the way you'd like. Discover the power of creating your individual =
"'Signature Style' Career Game Plans."
Fee: $25.00 per session. Major credit cards accepted.
Call (216) 561-8608 to register & for complete details.
=
Note: Can't attend classes? Private Coaching available at the $25.0=
0 price for Saturday series.
. Coming Soon . . . Spring Sessions & Private Coaching
The "Tricks of the Trade . . ." Spring Series will begin S=
at. March 27th.
1. The following sessions for On-stage, On-Camera & Voiceover will=
be scheduled:
. Auditions & Jobs.
. On-camera Skills & T=
echniques
. Marketing: 'Tools=20=
of the Trade' & Business Basics
. Character Development, M=
onologues & Scene Study
2. "Scriptwriting Basics for Aspiring Playwrights" will b=
e offered for the Spring Session.
Gary Webster, Playwright will be the instructor.
For Complete details, call (216) 561-8608.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio, <=
/B>is an actor, director and coach whose professional credits include recent=
appearances in Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibsen's =
A Doll's House, Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, Langston Hughes'=20=
Simply Heavenly, Ossie Davis' Purlie, Shakespeare's The Mer=
ry Wives of Windsor as well as other roles in Cleveland area theatres. S=
he has been a recipient of the Karamu Actors Guild, 1999-2000 (Outer Circle)=
Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical," for her role as Idella in=
Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie. Recent TV=
credits include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwone=
Fisher directed by Denzel Washington, and The Year That Trembled, Jay Craven, Director. Her talent resume lists numerous TV commercial=
s, industrials, and voiceovers.
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to p=
resent her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business, Lif=
e Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist Present=
ations. Sue also can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=A9 "Getting Your Big Break," and "Actors' Career Development" workshop series for various theatre, educational and cultural arts organiz=
ations.
"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION" BY KIRK WOOD BROMLEY
JUNE 18 - JULY 4, 2004
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wo= od Bromley and directed by David Hansen, opening Friday, June 18, 2004 at 7 = PM, on the Kulas Community Stage at Wade Oval in University Circle. Th= is production is free and open to the public.
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. &nbs= p;All the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Be= nedict Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin,
Adams and, of course, George Washington. The action springs to life w= ith passion and humor, and blows the dust off these historical icons. = Come and share Washington's travails against Redcoats, Tories, Hessian= s, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a bankrupt Congress, spies and his own i= ncompetent and restless soldiers along the way to the birth of the American = spirit.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wood Bromley, winner of the Excellence in P= laywriting Award at the 2002 New York City International Fringe Festival, co= ntinues Bad Epitaph=B9s five year commitment to plays with heightened language= , original, live music, and presenting tales of the past to illuminate impor= tant issues of the present day.
Performances for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION are Fridays and Saturdays at 7 PM = and Sundays at 3 PM, presented on the beautiful, newly renovated Wade Oval i= n University Circle, in view of many of Cleveland=B9s great cultural instituti= ons. This is THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION=B9s first production outside of New York = City, and Bad Epitaph=B9s first outdoor production. THE AMERICAN REVOLUT= ION is presented with the generous assistance of the Cleveland Theater Colle= ctive.
The acting company includes Mark Cipra, Aaron Coleman, Magdalyn Donnelly, K= elly Elliott, Nathan Gurr, Cat Kenney, Doug Kusak, Susan Lucier, Ray McNiece= , Andrew Narten, Brian Pedaci, Sandra Cox True, Matt Zitelli and William Mar= shall as George Washington.
For more information, check the website at http://www.badepitaph.org= or call (216) 556-0919.
"After your death you were better have a bad epitaph than their ill re= port while you live." (Hamlet, II.ii)
--MS_Mac_OE_3161284039_14067345_MIME_Part-- From annefusco at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 20:10:04 2004 From: annefusco at yahoo.com (Anne Fusco) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 20:10:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Matthew James Murphy Show Updates and Cleveland Magazine Message-ID: <20040305041004.62674.qmail@web40911.mail.yahoo.com> --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hello Everyone! A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A CLEVELAND MAGAZINE!!! THERE IS A FEATURE STORY IN THE MAGAZINE ABOUT MATTHEW AND A REVIEW OF HIS NEW ALBUM "LIFE!" Matthew James Murphy has been working hard and we have added some new appearances to the list! He will be appearing at all of the Cleveland area BORDERS BOOK STORES in the month of March. He will be playing some select songs and doing some question and answer sessions, as well. CHECK OUT THE DATES AND TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS! Each BORDERS location will also be selling Matthew James Murphy CD's, so your friends can pick them up. MARCH DATES MARCH 10TH (wED) BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 18TH (THURS) BORDERS IN MENTOR 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 24TH (WED) BORDERS IN SOLON 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 25TH (THURS) BORDERS IN WESTLAKE 7 pm - 9 pm APRIL 15TH (THURS) BORDERS IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 7 pm - 9 pm Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows! Peace, love and music! Anne Fusco Publicist Premiere Artist Management www.matthewjamesmurphy.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A
MARCH DATES
MARCH 10TH (wED)
BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD
MARCH 18TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
MARCH 24TH (WED)
BORDERS IN SOLON
MARCH 25TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
APRIL 15TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows!
Peace, love and music!
Anne Fusco
Publicist
Premiere Artist Management
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536-- From bdiehl at ayalogic.com Fri Mar 5 05:17:42 2004 From: bdiehl at ayalogic.com (Brian Diehl) Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 08:17:42 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions: Perfect Wedding: Hudson Players Message-ID: <01cc01c402b4$40f62ae0$0e00a8c0@hq.local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit On March 7 and 8, at 7:00 PM, Hudson Players will be holding auditions for "Perfect Wedding," a farce by Robin Hawdon. It will run April 30, May 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15. Auditions and performances will be held at Hudson's Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St. The six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in their 20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the mother/mother-in-law. In "Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his wedding day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best man and the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not far behind. The production will be directed by Wayne Merholz from Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters throughout Ohio. Author Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied career. Beyond writing novels and appearing on British television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and "Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, "Don't Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be $10 and will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330 655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book Shop. The Barlow Community Center is off route 303, two blocks east of route 91 and on S. Oviatt Street - across from the Hudson Fire Department and Safety Center. For more information or for tickets, contact the Hudson Players: players at ayalogic.com. # # # Contact: Brian Diehl, Board Member, Hudson Players: Email: bdiehl at ayalogic.com ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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"Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his =
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day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't
remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best =
man and
the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not =
far behind.
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Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La =
Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters =
throughout
Author
Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied =
career. Beyond writing novels and =
appearing on British
television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and
"Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays
including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, =
"Don't
Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be =
$10 and
will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330
655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book =
Shop.
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=99s Wife, Charles Busch=E2=80=99s razor-sh=
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AUDITION NOTICE!!!!
Brecksville Little Theater is announcing auditions for Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES! Directed by Mr. Doug Farron with Music Direction Mr. David W. Coxe
Audition Dates: Saturday March 13 and Saturday March 20 from Noon to 4:00 PM at the Brecksville Little Theater.
Performance Dates are May 28, 29 and June 4,5,6,11,12,13,18,19
We are currently seeking 21 adults from mid-40's to age 80.
We are also seeking adults aged early 20's to mid-30's.
Please come prepared to sing (accompanist will be provided) and prepared to read.
Go to http://www.brecksville.oh.us/blt/ for directions and phone numbers. Some of you may not know this, but there's a theatre in=20
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Some of you may know this, and just not care.
They want to change that opinion.
Thursday, March 18th, NEohioPAL members are invited to a =
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DEAD
Written by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Jeff Holland
From the mind of Mike and Ike comes a dark, surreal take on a dark =
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From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 12:18:12 2004
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 12:18:12 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for GRAND HOTEL!
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Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower.
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Did I mention it's FREE? Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
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To learn more about Kassaba there is a combination feature article/CD review at: http://www.artscleveland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=502&highlight=#502 The Beachland Ballroom is at 15711 Waterloo Road; phone is (216) 383-1124 or their web-site is: http://www.beachlandballroom.com Performance time is 8 pm, and tickets are $8. ============ From cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 19:21:55 2004 From: cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com (Joseph Rubin) Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 19:21:55 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Canton Comic Opera Company presents THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert Message-ID: <20040308032155.65175.qmail@web13002.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 Canton, Ohio-- The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 21 at 2:00 p.m. All performances will be at Cable Recital Hall in the Cultural Center for the Arts, 1001 Market Ave. N., Canton. THE FORTUNE TELLER features an unparalleled cast of Northeast Ohio?s finest singers, directed by Musical Director, Mr. Adam Aceto of Michigan?s Ann Arbor Comic Opera Guild. The production will also be accompanied by Mr. Aceto and Mr. Patrick Johnson at the two pianos. Tickets are $15.00 for general admission and $10.00 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets or for more information call 330-327-2985, or view the Canton Comic Opera Company?s website at http://www.geocities.com/cantoncomicopera/main.html. The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the United States and expose a new generation to this ?lost? art form.? Rubin is also the founder and Executive Director of the highly successful Annual Lillian and Dorothy Gish Film Festival at the Lincoln Theatre in Massillon, now in its third year. THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in Hungary, involving a gypsy fortune teller and a heiress from Budapest who is studying for the ballet who looks just like her. The operetta boasts one of Victor Herbert?s best scores, featuring the famous ?Gypsy Love Song? (?Slumber on, my little gypsy sweetheart?) and ?Romany Life.? Herbert?s other successful operettas include BABES IN TOYLAND (1903) and NAUGHTY MARIETTA (1910). THE FORTUNE TELLER, although extremely popular and continuously revived until the 1950?s, has not been performed for more than 50 years and has fallen into undeserved neglect. The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in Canton, Ohio, dedicated to the preservation and performance of American operettas. Founded and incorporated in 2003 by executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, The Canton Comic Opera Company is a volunteer organization providing talented singers in the Northeastern Ohio community with the opportunity to perform in operetta productions. The Canton Comic Opera Company is the only theatre company in the world dedicated solely to the performance of historic American operettas. ### --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in ### Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040-- From bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com Sun Mar 7 19:34:57 2004 From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin) Date: Sun, 07 Mar 2004 22:34:57 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Bodwin Theatre Company Presents Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid (March 12-14) Message-ID: The third installation of the =
Cheap Yucks=20
series of stand-up comedy will be held on Saturday, March 6th at 10:pm =
at the=20
Winchester located at 12112 Madison Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio.=20
216-226-5681.
Featuring Cody Dove =
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Nobody.
Also appearing :
Mr. =
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Kathie =
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Tim =
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and your host and emcee: =
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Lester Graham
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Five = Bucks Very=20 Little Sucks!" Mike Baker ------=_NextPart_001_0002_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00 Content-Type: image/gif; name="Blank Bkgrd.gif" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-ID: <041285111 at 01032004-1B35> R0lGODlhLQAtAID/AP////f39ywAAAAALQAtAEACcAxup8vtvxKQsFon6d02898pGkgiYoCm6sq2 7iqWcmzOsmeXeA7uPJd5CYdD2g9oPF58ygqz+XhCG9JpJGmlYrPXGlfr/Yo/VW45e7amp2tou/lW xo/zX513z+Vt+1n/tiX2pxP4NUhy2FM4xtjIUQAAOw== ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- >From bstuewe" TrueNorth Cultural=20 Arts For immediate release=97 For further information, contact Rick Fortney at 440-933-2905 or 440-930-7411. TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present its Winter = Concert on=20 Saturday, March 6, 7:30 p.m. at Providence Church in Avon. The concert = will=20 feature the TrueNorth Chorale and the Avon Lake Men=92s Chorus, both = under the=20 direction of Founder / Director Rick Fortney and a guest choir from = Grand Blanc,=20 Michigan, The New Century Chorale, under the direction of Gene = Coburn. The New Century Chorale represents Michigan = communities=20 throughout Genesee and Northern Oakland counties. Both TrueNorth and the = New=20 Century Chorale are dedicated to the enrichment of our communities = through the=20 joy of music; committed to performing quality and diverse repertoire, = and to=20 reinforcing the value of the performing arts in our society. In addition to the 100 musicians from the choirs, = artists from=20 TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 will display their work in the lobby of the sanctuary. TrueNorth is home = to 30=20 local artists. The Art show presented at this concert will have a Lenten = theme=20 reflecting on the journey Christ traveled first to Jerusalem, then to = the Cross,=20 and then to Life Everlasting. Tickets are $ 8.00 for general admission and $ 5.00 = for=20 students and seniors, 65 and older, and can be purchased from any = TrueNorth=20 member, or by calling the TrueNorth office at 440-930-7411. To pay by = credit=20 card, visit the TrueNorth Gallery, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 33489-1 Lake Road in Avon Lake. . Tickets will also be available at the = door.=20 Providence Church is located at 35295 Detroit Road in = Avon, =BE=20 mile east of Rt. 83, across from the east entrance to the Avon Commons.=20 Providence Church recently celebrated their grand opening of their new = complex=20 and sanctuary. The TrueNorth Concert serves as an excellent opportunity = for the=20 community to come visit and experience this wonderful new facility. For more information contact the TrueNorth website = =96 THIS IS THE FINAL=
WEEKEND FOR Olde Towne Hall Theatre is located at: 36119 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039 Just 500 feet west of the intersection of Ohio Route 113 (Center Ridge Road)= and Route 83 (Avon-Belden Road), directly in front of the giant North Ridge= ville water tower.
--part1_d7.4923a97.2d74b768_boundary-- From Mercuryss2003 at aol.com Mon Mar 1 08:32:17 2004 From: Mercuryss2003 at aol.com (Mercuryss2003 at aol.com) Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 11:32:17 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Open MSS Auditions! Tonight and Tomorrow! Message-ID: <1d2.1aef2d01.2d74bf91@aol.com> -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!! Mercury Summer Stock announces 2004 Season Auditions FOOTLOOSE Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford & Walter Bobbie Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dean Pitchford JUNE 18,19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 ALL ROLES EXCEPT WILLARD HEWITT ARE AVAILABLE SPECIFICALLY SEEKING: Rev. Moore and men ages 15-25 BLOOD BROTHERS Book, Music and Lyrics by Willy Russell JULY 16, 17, 21, 22, 23,24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE REALLY ROSIE Book by Maurice Sendak Lyrics by Carole King JULY 17, 20, 22, 24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE FUNNY GIRL Book by Garson Kanin & Isobel Lennart Music by Jule Styne Lyrics by Bob Merrill AUGUST 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ALL ROLES EXCEPT FANNY AND NICK ARNSTEIN ARE AVAILABLE AUDITION DATES/TIMES Monday, March 1 - 6-10pm Tuesday, March 2 -6-10pm Wednesday, March 3 -Callbacks TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT CALL TOLL FREE AT : 877-212-7185 0R EMAIL AT: MercurySS2003 at aol.com LOCATION Bedford Heights Community Center 5615 Perkins Road Bedford Heights, OH 44146 Memorize/Prepare TWO SHORT SONGS (uptempo and ballad)- bring sheet music in the proper key (accompanist provided) Bring Current resume/headshot Bring clothes to dance (if auditioning for Funny Girl, bring tap shoes) Check your calendar for any conflicts before auditioning FOR MORE INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: http://mercury_summer_stock.tripod.com/ Hope to see you there! -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!!
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E INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS Voted best multicultural event of =
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year at Metropolitan State College, Denver 2001, the Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is an entertaining romp =
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the history of the Guerrilla Girls, an up-to-date look at Guerrilla Girls On Tour’s =
latest
masked capers, and a discussion with the audience on the current =
discriminating
trends happening right in their home towns. During a slide show of =
the
Girls’ most famous posters, actions and antics, three members of
Guerrilla Girls On tour share with the audience secrets about what makes =
the
group run, where they get their ideas, how they invented their
five-minute-research technique, and the origins of the use of humor as a =
weapon
to fight sexism and racism. The Gig ends with some current =
shocking
statistics and a lively Q&A with the audience. The Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is =
free and
open to the public, and will be held on Tuesday, March 2nd at =
7:00pm in =
the Donahue
Auditorium of the Dolan Science Church of the Saviour in =
The concert is free and open to the public. There is plenty of free lighted =
parking and
the church is handicapped-accessible.
For more information please call the church at =
216-321-8880. Judith
Higbee Director
of Music Church
of the Saviour (UM) higbee at chsaviour.org Need to find the following!?
ALL available at: Reader's Theatre Auditions Jean Sycle Martin
216-561-8588
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From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 20:14:24 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players Auditions
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Workshop Players announces auditions for The Dining Room, a comedy/drama by
A. R. Gurney. Director Don Wozniak is seeking adult actors, a minimum of three
men and three women, possibly as many as four of each. Auditions will
consist of readings from the script. Each actor will be asked to play a variety of
roles and ages from grade school age through elderly.
Auditions will be held at Workshop Players Theater, located at 44820 Middle
Ridge Road in Amherst, on Sunday, April 18 and Monday, April 19, from 7 to 9:30
p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.
For more information, contact the director at 440-244-3960 or by e-mail at:
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From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin)
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 21:07:23 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Issue 31 -- Arts and Culture IS economic Development (Vote
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Store more e-mails with MSN Hotmail Extra Storage ? 4 plans to choose from! From SDAssistsU at aol.com Tue Mar 2 07:42:02 2004 From: SDAssistsU at aol.com (SDAssistsU at aol.com) Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 10:42:02 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dance Space Needed Message-ID: <278A66AF.074A5C6D.0BAE9132@aol.com> ********IN NEED OF DANCE STUDIO SPACE******************** Greetings! I am hosting a dance seminar scheduled for Sunday, March 21, 2004 between the hours of 1:00 - 5:30. Due to a high volume of interest in the seminar, registrations have surpassed the capacity of my current studio. I'm looking to rent studio space to handle approx. 45 dancers. If someone has a space available please contact me at sdassistsu at aol.com. Thank you. Cassandra Al Warda The Wind and Sand Dance Co. From kschimel at ashland.edu Tue Mar 2 07:43:29 2004 From: kschimel at ashland.edu (Keli Schimelpfenig) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 10:43:29 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ashland Summer Theatre Festival Accepting Resumes for Technical Director Position Message-ID: <5A78EF0A-6C60-11D8-B0DE-000A956A1C48@ashland.edu> The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is now accepting resumes for technical director for its 2004 season, which will include A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Lend Me a Tenor, and Hello, Dolly! The program is an intense eight week experience consisting of actors, technicians, and staff members who work seven days a week, 10 hours a day to present three professional quality productions. Company Members are offered a chance to develop talents in acting, dance, scenery construction, costumes, make-up, sound, and lighting design that will prepare them to go on to exciting careers in the professional entertainment world. Contract dates are May 17 through July 19, and the salary range is $350 per week. All company members receive a single room in university housing two blocks from the theatre, and a generous weekly stipend is provided for meals. The average daily work schedule is 9am to 10pm with meal and personal breaks. The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is located on the campus of Ashland University in North Central Ohio between Cleveland and Columbus. The theatre facilities include a 730 seat proscenium house, fully equipped scene, costume, and paint shops onsite, as well as storage facilities for stock costumes, scenery, and lighting equipment. These facilities also feature a computerized lighting system and a refurbished sound system. The official job description is included below. Additional information and production photos are available at our website, www.ashland.edu/summertheatre Resumes can be sent to Becky Misenheimer, Production Manager, via fax at 419-289-5329, e-mail at rmisenhe at ashland.edu and by mail at Ashland Summer Theatre Festival, 401 College Ave, Ashland, OH 44805. Technical Director (1 position) Hire Dates: 5-17-04 to 7-19-04 Salary: $350/week (9 weeks) plus weekly food stipend Housing: Private Room in university residence hall two blocks from theatre Description: Function as the TD for a three show season. Responsibilities will include drafting, purchasing, estimating, budgeting, maintaining paperwork, communication with other departments, problem solving, supervision of Master Carpenter and small carpentry crew, and some equipment maintenance. This is a very hands on position, and some construction, installation, and strike duties will be necessary. Experience with rigging is expected, and with welding, plastics, and fabrics is preferred. Prior professional experience, especially under summer theatre schedules and conditions, is preferred. From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Tue Mar 2 14:31:27 2004 From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:31:27 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]JCC Theater re-opens; Auditions for RAGTIME, directed by Fred Sternfeld Message-ID: <014701c400a6$1adb3040$0400a8c0@fred> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0148_01C4007C.32052840 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Audition Appointments being accepted now. Call Susan Sellers, Mondays - Thursdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm at 216-831-0700, extension 1358 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - AUDITION INFORMATION
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Coach House Theatre
announces auditions for:
Ten Little Indians
by Agatha Christie directed by Jim
Fippin
production dates: May 6-29 2004
rehearsals scheduled to
begin: March 23
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Im looking for a space for the last Saturday of March. It must=20= be able to accomodate 40 to 50 people for a large dance class.
It can be any thing from a VFW to a dance studio
I will need it for most of the day and early evening
LeSouper at aol.com
I also have a friend who is looking for a space this size for S= unday March 21st from 1:00 pm until 5:30 SDassistsu at aol.co= m
--part1_83.6a715f6.2d76638b_boundary-- From Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com Tue Mar 2 14:43:45 2004 From: Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com (Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:43:45 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Doc Filmmaking Workshop Message-ID:
When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of t= he Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna (= bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at the= same location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, in= cluding the production, financing, and distribution.
The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0 Admi= ssion cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To RSVP= to the workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.
Nicole D Sampogna
Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years= at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at= ND Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in=20= Los Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She ea= rned her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in= 1993, where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Medi= a Ecology. She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and c= inematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=20= the Emmy Award winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials,=20= as well as Comedy Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sun= dance Channel. "Her Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.
Karen Carter
Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran= t and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Br= ave Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directe= d the shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen b= alances her documentary work with commercial advertising.
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A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20= Silver Images Film and Video Awards!
When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
Winners of the Awards:
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead
Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20= segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin= g and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."
Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be o= ld. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC cl= ub kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with= the life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her frie= nds and followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independ= ence. Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provokin= g film.
Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);= at the Door $30.00.
Discount Available for IFP Members for $15.00 for the Awards Ceremony and Sc= reening that starts at 5:30 pm. Only $10 for students!
Call 800-779-8491 or write ginny at terr= anova.org for more information and to reserve tickets.
The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films= and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later years--= complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.
The mission of the Silver Images Film and Video Awards is to foster an under= standing and respect for the vitality, experience, diversity and wisdom of o= lder people through the media of film and video.
--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary-- From emadden at kent.edu Tue Mar 2 15:47:26 2004 From: emadden at kent.edu (ELISABETH MADDEN) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 18:47:26 -0500 (EST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]PORTHOUSE THEATRE STILL HAS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUDITION SLOTS AVAILABLE Message-ID: <1120685.1078271246508.JavaMail.cpadmin@flash01.uis.kent.edu> Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Porthouse Theatre, Akron-Cleveland area=92s=20 premiere, professional summer theatre, announces auditions in Cleveland=20 and Kent for its 2004 =93Season of Celebration.=94 The season includes=20 Godspell, June 10 - 26, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic=20 Director, Terri Kent; A Streetcar Named Desire, July 1 =96 17, directed=20 by Warehouse Theatre Artistic Director, John Woodson, who directed last=20 season=92s The Importance of Being Earnest; and Guys & Dolls, July 22 =96= =20 August 8, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic Director, Terri Kent. =20 All positions are paid and EMC points are available. =20 In Cleveland, auditions for all three productions will be Sunday, March=20 7th from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday, March 8th from 4 p.m. to 10=20 p.m. at The Cleveland Play House. AEA auditions are Monday, March 8th=20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Cleveland Play House is located on Euclid=20 Avenue and East 85th Street. =20 Those auditioning for Godspell and Guys & Dolls should prepare two=20 selections of 16 bars, one ballad and one up-tempo song. Please bring=20 sheet music in the appropriate key for the accompanist provided. Those=20 auditioning for A Streetcar Named Desire should prepare one monologue,=20 under four minutes in length. Anyone auditioning for all three=20 productions should prepare two selections of 16 bars and one monologue=20 not to exceed four minutes combined. Acappella singing will not be=20 permitted. The roles of Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire and Adelaide in=20 Guys & Dolls have already been cast. All other roles are available. Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled after January=20 1st through Elisabeth Madden at 330-672-3884 or email at=20 porthouse at kent.edu. PLEASE DO NOT SEND RESUMES AND HEADSHOTS WHEN=20 REQUESTING AN AUDITION TIME. Headshots and resumes will be accepted at=20 the audition. Callbacks will be March 14 at 10 a.m. for Godspell,=20 March 14 at 6 p.m. for Guys & Dolls and March 15 at 6 p.m. for A=20 Streetcar Named Desire in the Music & Speech Center at Kent State=20 University. =20 Porthouse Theatre was founded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater=20 in the area. Set on the beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center,=20 Porthouse offers audiences the finest in professional summer theater. =20 The comfortable 500-seat, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located=20 next to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. =20 Porthouse Theatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=92s premiere professional=20 summer theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. =20 Porthouse Theatre is a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance. =20 Porthouse Theatre=92s programs and activities are made possible in part=20 by funding from the Ohio Arts Council. ------------------------------- Elisabeth Madden Managing Director Porthouse Theatre KSU's School of Theatre & Dance emadden at kent.edu 330-672-0103 From royberko at yahoo.com Tue Mar 2 17:23:31 2004 From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:23:31 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko: Spring Entertainment Preview Message-ID: <20040303012331.75127.qmail@web12005.mail.yahoo.com> EXCITING SPRING ENTERTAINMENT COMING TO THE NORTH COAST Roy Berko (Member, American Theatre Critics Association) --THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS-- Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times As the weather becomes nicer the urge to have new experiences blooms. Several venues in Cleveland are welcoming spring with exciting offerings. Here?s a list of some things to consider attending: CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS DANCE WORKS ?04 Verb Ballets launches its contemporary Artists Collection with vibrant and thought-provoking works. See a preview of the premieres and company pieces on March 12th and 13th at 8:00 PM and March 14th at 3:00 in the Gordon Square Theatre. Support the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland by attending a benefit on Thursday, March 11th. Antaeus Dance presents works danced to live music by Cleveland composer Paul Cox. The program includes sensual, meditative, assertive and aural landscape pieces. Performance dates: March 12th & 13th at 8 and March 14th at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. Inlet Dance Theatre is billed as the company which gives the audience the unexpected in a playful way. This is one of Cleveland?s newest companies. They will dance at the Gordon Square Theatre on March 19th and 20th at 8:00 and March 21st at 3:00. MorrisonDance presents a kinetically stimulating evening exploring theories of psychology, neuroscience and other behavioral concepts. Performed at the Upstairs Theatre on March 19 and 20 at 8:00 and March 21 at 3:00. Safmod is one of CPT?s resident dance companies. Presenting an evening called ?Odyssey,? the audience is invited to share a cathartic plunge through convoluted terrains of today?s emotional landscape on March 26 and 27 at 8:00 and March 28 at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. GroundWorks, my favorite local dance company presents a world premiere by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara along with several other pieces including one inspired by Samuel Beckett?s play ?NOT I.? Performances are in the Gordon Square theatre on April 2nd and 3rd and 8:00 and April 4th at 3:00. Prices for performances run from $15 to $18 with the ?Pay What You Can Policy? available. Call Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727. Five ticket Art Pak?s are available for $60 for 5 vouchers. CPT is located at 6415 Detroit Avenue and free parking is available in two lots on the north and south side of Detroit and also on West 65th street. THERE?S A NEW MUSICAL THEATRE IN TOWN Kalliope Stage is the dream of a lifetime for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol. Eight years in the planning, the new professional musical theater company will present full main stage musical theatre, a cabaret and a chamber music series, as well as a series of youth theater courses. The company has completely renovated the Douglas Building at Cedar and Lee Roads in such a way that the audience will be up-front and personal. The space includes the Konfectionary, a resident chocolate caf? for after-show fun. Kalliope?s opening season includes: Rodgers and Hammerstein?s ?IT?S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? March 5-April 4, ?CAROUSEL,? April 30-May 23, and ?PETE N? KEELY,? June 11-July 3. For ticket information and an Inaugural Season brochure call 216-321-0870 or visit www.KalliopeStage.com. The theatre?s address is 2134 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights. ALLEN THEATRE TO HOST ?NUNSENSE?S 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR The Little Sisters of Hoboken are taking their act on the road in an all-star production of NUNSENSE, the award winning hit musical comedy. The cast includes theatrical and television legends Kay Ballard, Georgia Engel, Mimi Hines, Darlene Love and Lee Meriwether. The show will be presented from March 9th through the 14th. For tickets, which range in price from $25.50 to $52.50, call 216-241-6000 or 800-766-6048. Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evening at 7:30, with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1:30. ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR? IN A NEW PERFORMANCE AT PALACE THEATRE Long before Mel Gibson decided to tell the story of Christ in his controversial ?THE PASSIONS OF CHRIST,? Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the musical ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.? The play, which will star Lawrence Clayton as Judas and Eric Kunze as Jesus, will be staged from April 13-15 at Playhouse Square?s Palace Theatre. Songs from the production, which includes fierce rock rhythms, include: ?I Don?t Know How to Love Him,? ?Could We Start Again Please? and, ?Jesus Christ, Superstar.? Tickets for ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR,? which range from $58 to $23 are available at the Playhouse Square box office, all Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, by calling 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or by going online at www.playhousesquare.com. ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? CONTINUES AT THE HANNA If you want a delightful evening of musical entertainment, and an introduction to Dating 101, the positively reviewed ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? is running at the Hanna theatre until June 27. For tickets go to the Playhouse Square box office, visit Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, call 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or go online to www.playhousesquare.com. ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? AT THE BECK CENTER >From March 19th through April 10th, ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck Center. Directed and choreographed by Times Theatre Tribute winner Martin Cespedes, the show was complied by Clarke Peters from the music of Louis Jordan. For tickets and information call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org. SHAW AND SHAKESPEARE ON STAGE AT ACTORS? SUMMIT G. B. Shaw?s ?MRS. WARREN?S PROFESSION? is a story of an emancipated, intelligent and self-sufficient young woman who is astounded to learn how her mother rose from poverty to riches. It?s full of Shavian wit and contrariness. The play runs from March 4th through April 25th Are you ready for this? Cleveland?s first family of theatre Reuben Silver and Dorothy Silver, star in MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, on stage from April 1st through March 21st. This is a must see! For tickets to Actors? Summit, which is located in quaint Hudson, call 330-342-0800. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster http://search.yahoo.com From Debrawordsmith at aol.com Tue Mar 2 18:05:55 2004 From: Debrawordsmith at aol.com (Debrawordsmith at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 21:05:55 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Marianne Williamson Comes to Cleveland! Message-ID: <24.503d0407.2d769783@aol.com> --part1_24.503d0407.2d769783_boundary Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-----------------------------1078279546" -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fellow Arts Lovers and Appreciators: ESTEEM, INC., this nation's 655th Point of Light, is an educational organization that provided arts and educational programs for homeless and economically disadvantaged people in the 90s. Among our favorites was our "Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through the Arts" program. In 2003, we embarked upon a housing project for homeless women and children in Cleveland, and we continue to raise funds through benefits, donations and grants this year to purchase and establish several post-transitional housing facilities. Yes, these facilities will all have arts classes! Marianne Williamson, the world renowned author, lecturer and spiritual leader, has consented to do a benefit for ESTEEM. What a miracle! I attach a flyer about her upcoming visit on June 13, 2004. Her website is marianne.com for those unfamiliar with this wonderful lady. Marianne is an arts lover. Her home church community, Renaissance Unity, in Warren, Michigan, has a fabulous choir that has cut a number of CDs, and all are professional musicians. For spiritual nourishment, no matter what your religion, anti-religion, or spiritual path, Marianne is not to be missed. Her topic: "Heaven on Earth". The essence of her work is PEACE on earth and what we can do in our lives to achieve that. Marianne was in Cleveland last in 1999. If you have any questions, please email or call us. Thank you for reading this. debra wiener, founder and president ESTEEM, INC. 216 382-1465 x2 -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Presents Ray Cooney=E2=80=99s =E2=80=9CCaught in the Net=E2=80=9D
March 2, 2004 :=C2=A0 The sequel to =E2=80=9CRun for Your Wife=E2= =80=9D finds our bigamist taxi-driver, John Smith, still keeping both his fa= milies (one in Wimbledon and one in Streatham) happy and blissfully unaware=20= of each other.=C2=A0 However, his teenage children =E2=80=93 one girl and on= e boy by each wife =E2=80=93 have met on the Internet and are determined to=20= see each other in person, especially as it transpires that they have so much= in common =E2=80=93 same surname, taxi-driver dad of the same age, etc.!= =C2=A0 The ever spiraling situation gets increasingly out-of-hand as John bu= sts a gut to juggle with the truth.
Cast:
Brad Baker as John=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=
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=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Rick Carter as=
Stanley
Caroline Santa as Vicki=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Ryan Santa as Gavin
Len Chase as Dad
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Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM=C2=A0=C2=A0 March 19th =E2=80=93 April 10t= h
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
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40 River Street=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday =E2=80=93 Saturday
Adults=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $12=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Seniors and Youths under 1= 8=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $10
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THIS IS AN ADULT BRITISH FARCE!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is seeing applicants for M=
usic Director for our production of West Side Story.
Show dates are Fridays and Saturdays @8pm=A0 July 23rd - August 21st
with matinee performances on Sunday, August 1st, 8th, 15th
Please respond to this e-mail with a resume and references.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is located at 40 River Street, Chagrin Fall=
s, Ohio.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented ac=
tors, directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus spec=
ial events such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
For an unforgettable entertainment and cultural experience, come to historic=
charming Chagrin Falls and enjoy an evening of live theater at Chagrin V=
alley Little Theatre.
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AUDITIONS For more details about the program, facility and staff,=
you can also check out this website: http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
FOR FAIRMOUNT ARTS CAMP
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING INTENSIVES
The Fairmount Center is offering a professional summer training program for=20=
young people. It will take place at Centerville Mills Camp, located se=
veral miles south of I-422 and Rt. 306 in Bainbridge.=A0The camp is 10-15 mi=
nutes from Beachwood.
WHAT IS THE PROGRAM?
The Professional Training Intensives have both day camp and resident camp pr=
ograms available for teens entering 6=A0-- 8 grade (junior program) & 9=
=A0-- entering college freshman (teen program).=A0 The students in our Profe=
ssional Training Intensives should have professional aspirations and a desir=
e to train in a challenging and disciplined environment.=A0
Contemporary Theater and Audition Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays and techniques of the modern theat=
re. The workshop covers scene study, voice, movement, improvisation, auditio=
n techniques and the system of physical action developed by Constantin Stani=
slavski. Workshops, master classes and rehearsals are directed by top area p=
rofessionals.=A0 =A0As an added bonus, a series of classes and workshops wil=
l be held during this session that will prepare the students for professiona=
l auditions and the college theatre program application process.=A0A showcas=
e production of contemporary theatre scenes and monologues will be performed=
at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited area college edu=
cators and theatre professionals.=A0
Shakespeare Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays of William Shakespeare.=A0 This wo=
rkshop offers classes in performing Shakespeare, speaking verse, script anal=
ysis, voice for the stage, movement, audition techniques and stage combat.=
=A0 =A0A showcase production consisting of scenes from Shakespeare's plays w=
ill be performed at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited=20=
area college educators and theatre professionals.=A0
Musical Theatre Workshop
The great American invention, musical theatre, is explored in this intensive=
and challenging professional workshop.=A0 Area professionals in directing,=20=
acting, singing and dance will lead the participants through workshops and r=
ehearsals. =A0A showcase production=A0 that celebrates famous scenes from mu=
sical theatre will be performed at the end of the session for parents, frien=
ds and invited area college educators and theatre professionals.
DATES AND FEES:
Please visit our website at http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
to get information about specific dates and fees.
WHO WILL THE STAFF BE?
Many of the most notable names in theater in Northeast Ohio will be teaching=
. The staff members at FPAC are highly credentialed award-winning arts=
professionals with many years of experience in professional regional theatr=
e, national Broadway tours or resident theatre leadership.=A0 All have exten=
sive experience working with children, teens and adults in theatre and / or=20=
camp settings.=A0 Our staff are chosen based on their reputation for profess=
ional excellence and their love of working with young people.=A0
Fred Sternfeld, Camp Director; director, teacher (www.fredsternfeld.com)
Tom Fulton, Executive Director: director, actor, teacher (www.tomfulton.com)=A0
Andrew May, Associate Artistic Director=A0-- Great Lakes Theater Fest=
ival; actor, director, teacher
Victoria Bussert, Artistic Director, Cain Park; Resident Director, Gr=
eat Lakes Theater Festival, Musical Theater Professor, Baldwin-Wallace Colle=
ge
Mitchell Fields, freelance actor, teacher, director and improv instru=
ctor for Second City Cleveland
Wayne Turney, former actor/director at the Cleveland Play House; acto=
r, author, director, teacher
Martin Cespedes, director & choreographer, actor, teacher
All staff are subject to change without notice
For complete biographies of the staff please visit=20=
our website at htt=
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WHEN ARE THE AUDITIONS?
Students can attend any or all of the sessions.=A0 The auditions will be he=
ld this Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2004.
WHO DO I CALL TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT?
Call Shirley at 440-338-3171 to set up your appointment and to acquire an en=
rollment packet.
WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE FOR THE AUDITION?
If you are auditioning for the Contemporary Theatre & Audition Workshop=20=
or the Shakespeare Workshop, please prepare two short contrasting monologues=
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prepare one monologue and one song instead.
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Margaret Lynch and Fred Gloor, the Cleveland Theater Collective --part1_159.2f26d3e2.2d779bfd_boundary-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 3 12:49:44 2004 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 12:49:44 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland begins GRAND HOTEL auditions! Message-ID: <20040303204944.42571.qmail@web13126.mail.yahoo.com> --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces AUDITIONS for THE GRAND HOTEL Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle Audition Dates and Times: March 6 (Saturday) 2:30pm-4:30pm in Room H1095. March 7 (Sunday) 1:00pm- 3:00pm in Room H1095 March 10 (Wednesday) Callbacks and additional auditions 7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center. First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message). Information concerning auditions: Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There is ONE (and possibly two) Equity contract(s) available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years. Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5. There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film. Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos. Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager. Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos. Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo. Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos. Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's) Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's) Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time. Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes. Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act. Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos. Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos. Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's). The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos. Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos. Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen. Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower. Follow the signs to room H1095. (Turn left into Building "D"; go through the gallery, past the restrooms and through the double doors {H Building} and take a left. H1095 is the first room on your right.) --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351-- From ahedger at fineartsassociation.org Wed Mar 3 13:29:44 2004 From: ahedger at fineartsassociation.org (Ann Hedger) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 16:29:44 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Ten Below" One Act Festival Auditions at The Fine Arts Association Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E1FAC9C@fa1.FineArts.Local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Auditions for The Fine Arts Association's The 8th Annual One Act Festival "Ten Below" Directed by Ann Hedger Monday & Tuesday, March 15 & 16, 2004 7:00 pm NO appointments needed. The Shadowbox Theatre The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio Several months ago, The Fine Arts Association put out a 'Call for Submissions' for unpublished 10-minute works for consideration for The 8th Annual One Act Festival entitled "Ten Below". We were thrilled to receive over 125 submissions from playwrights on the East Coast to the West Coast, including many from right here in the Cleveland area. After many weeks of reading, The Fine Arts Association is excited to bring 8 new works to our Shadowbox Theatre along with works by noted published playwrights including David Ives and Steven Deitz. Needed: 6 to 10 men and women Mixture of Ages - early 20's to 40/50's Actors may be cast in more than one piece. Cold readings from the scripts. PERFORMANCE DATES: May 14, 15, 20, 21, 28, & 29, 2004, 8:00 p.m. - Shadowbox Theatre FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ANN HEDGER - 440-951-7500 x 103 ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Ohio University College of = Osteopathic Medicine (OU COM) located in Sagamore Hills is seeking two female actors to = participate in our upcoming OSCE Lab testing for our 3rd year medical students. We are looking for two females to portray two different = patient roles that can pass for 36 years of = age. You would need to be available for = training on March 23rd = either late afternoon or evening for two hours. The actual acting dates = for our OSCE testing program are: Thursday, April 1, 2004; Friday, April 2, 2004; and Wednesday, April 7, = 2004. The hours for each of the three days would be from 8:00 = a.m. to 4:30 = p.m. You will be paid for the three testing dates and for the training. = For further information please contact me at your earliest convenience via = e-mail or telephone. I will not be available on Friday, March = 5th.
Thanks,
Nancy
Nancy C. Houser, Administrative Asst.
OU COM Northeast CORE
885 W. Aurora Rd., LL
Sagamore Hills, OH
Phone: 330-468-4500, x 221
e-mail: houser at exchange.oucom.ohiou.edu
fax: 330-468-4513
CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE
AUDITIONS
For
"Mere Mortals"
Six One-Act Comedies
PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH Dramatists, Inc.
Directed by Bob McCoy
Produced by Jim Magoon
Audition Information
Three Men and Three Women
18 and over
FOREPLAY OR: THE ART OF THE FUGUE, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don J=
uan, and his girlfriend on a date at the miniature golf course. When t=
hey move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with another=20=
date. Finally, and even older Chuck arrives with a young date. H=
is latest date doesn't get his jokes and worse, she's beating him at golf.&n=
bsp; (3M3W)
MERE MORTALS eavesdrops on a lunch hour on a girder 50 stories over t=
he street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing secrets=20=
of their past. (3M)
TIME FLIES, two lonely but sweet young mayflies meet at a pond and re=
ally hit it off. Unfortunately, Horace and May watch a nature program=20=
on this first night out and discover they have a lifespan of only one day -=20=
and their lives are half over. (2M, 1W)
DR. FRITZ, Vaudeville reigns as an American tourist in pain seeks med=
ical help from a wacky souvenir seller named Maria who channels an even wack=
ier German surgeon named Dr. Fritz. The comedy steps up when the docto=
r recommends an operation. (1M, 1W)
DEGAS C'EST MOI, A man wakes up one morning and decides to be the Fre=
nch artist Degas. The best place to do that is in New York City, where=
he encounters all that makes great art. (3M, 3W)
BABEL'S IN ARMS, Two ancient construction workers are charged with bu=
ilding the tower of Babel (or is it Babble) under penalty of death. Ca=
n they satisfy their hard-nosed female building contractor without actually=20=
doing any work? A burned out high priestess and her eunuch round out t=
he cast. (3M, 2W)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th 7:30pm
Theatre address
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls
We will have script selections available on site the night of auditions.&nbs=
p; Headshots and resumes are not expected, but are appreciated. All ac=
tors perform on a volunteer basis in Chagrin Valley Little Theatre productio=
ns.
SHOW DATES
April 30th - May 15th
Friday and Saturdays @ 8pm
Questions: Call 440-247-8955
HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AUDITIONS!
Gwen Hairy Gwen=20 Gloss
Now extended through March 20!
Here a=20
member of the audience takes the trip of his or her life. In=20
"
In an=20
"unplugged" moment of pure sleight-of-hand Copperfield performs =
"close-up" magic=20
with a lethal black African scorpion. One of the most original, =
startling-and=20
dangerous-effects ever, this unforgettable display of sleight-of-hand =
presents=20
Copperfield with a true challenge to his will and dexterity, in a test =
not to be=20
tried at home.
SQUEEZEBOX
Copperfield=20
takes liposuction to a whole new level as the six foot one "King of =
Magic" gets=20
squeezed into a bite-sized piece that could fit into a Prada shoe=20
box.
THE LOTTERY
Inspired by David's grandfather's =
unfilled dream, "The Lottery" is an astonishing epic of brain-busters.=20
Copperfield involves the entire audience, and shares his secret =
technique for=20
predicting the winning numbers of "The Lottery."
MAN VERSUS =
STEEL
David walked through the
THIRTEEN
One of =
Copperfield's=20
most heavily-requested creations, thirteen audience members chosen =
entirely at=20
random vanish, leaving friends and family wondering whether to applaud =
or put=20
their loved ones' faces on milk cartons. Their fears are allayed as the =
thirteen=20
reappear, instantly, in the most surprising of places.
Performance times and ticket prices for
Parodying=20
contemporary British taste for all things Japanese, the drama begins as=20
Nanki-Poo, the Mikado’s son, flees Titipu to avoid an arranged =
marriage.=20
Nanki-Poo loves the young and beautiful Yum-Yum, who is betrothed to her =
guardian, the tailor Ko-Ko. When Nanki-Poo hears Ko-Ko will be executed =
for the=20
capital crime of flirting, he rushes back to Titipu, but learns
Comic=20
complications ensue when Nanki-Poo threatens to hang himself rather than =
live=20
without Yum-Yum. Cleverly and conditionally, Ko-Ko allows Nanki-Po to =
marry=20
Yum-Yum if at the end of the month, Nanki-Poo agrees to be decapitated =
–=20
fulfilling the Mikado's =
order and=20
also leaving Yum-Yum free to marry Ko-Ko. But just as the wedding =
celebration=20
begins, a law is discovered that decrees a condemned man's wife must be =
buried=20
alive with his corpse. Too tender-hearted to execute Nanki-Po, Ko-Ko =
signs an=20
affidavit alleging the prince has been executed. When the Mikado =
discovers his=20
son has apparently been beheaded, he orders Ko-Ko’s execution. =
Ko-Ko then uses=20
his zany, illogical reasoning to appease the Mikado. And happily, the =
secretly=20
wed Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo emerge from hiding.
I bring the lights and backdrop. The following prices are for =
custom
headshots. All pictures will be taken on location. A minimum of 20 =
pictures
will be taken with each person. We will select the print before I leave =
the
site. Price includes all crop work as well as blemish removal and any
retouching. All 8 X 10 prints are on the finest Glossy or Luster 10.4 =
mil 68lb
paper.
Sitting charge 35.00
8 X 10 prints are:
1 thru 10
15.00 each
11 thru 20 =
12.50 each
21 thru 30 =
10.00 each
31 and over 8.00 =
each (no sitting =
charge)
S/H included
Discounts will also be given if you have a friend get their head =
shots
at the same time. You can call for a price. I look forward to hearing =
from you.
Greg Sotak
Digital Image
Lakewood, OH
216 509-4959
gregorysotak at ameritech.net
If interested, call 1-800-788-7654 and ask for the book order department.&nb= sp; The book is only $8.00 and worth it.
Or reply to this email if intersted and a copy can be ordered, autographed a= s requested and mailed to you.
Thank you for your time, consideration and I hope your support. --part1_13.28f6805c.2d78999f_boundary-- From vr8 at uakron.edu Thu Mar 4 06:42:32 2004 From: vr8 at uakron.edu (reynolds,victoria) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 09:42:32 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Tony AwardR-Winner FOSSE jazzes up E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall Message-ID: <36139CA1DEBF464EB20A99CE4E8C0574028116FC@POWELL.uanet.edu> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C401F6.ECFEE51B Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 Dear NeoPAL subscriber: =20 How can the fusion of 30 dancers, 84 pairs of shoes, 72 hats, 12 pairs of gloves, 216 light bulbs, 50 moving lights and three fog machines culminate in a Tony Award(r)-winning smash hit musical? Easily - if the choreographer and director happens to be Bob Fosse. =20 FOSSE, which won the 1999 Tony Award(r) for best musical, highlights the work of legendary dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse. Long-time Fosse stars Gwen Verdon and Ann Reinking came together to recreate Bob Fosse's groundbreaking work, and an extraordinarily talented cast brings Broadway's all-time best choreography to life in FOSSE. And during March 19-21, The University of Akron's E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall will spotlight Fosse's style that revolutionized musical theatre with such Broadway hits as Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', and the films Cabaret and All That Jazz.=20 =20 In 1973, Bob Fosse became the first director in history to win the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award in a single year for the film version of Cabaret, the Broadway musical Pippin and the television special "Liza with a Z." His work on Broadway, for which he won nine Tony Awards(r), includes The Pajama Game, Redhead, Little Me, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', Damn Yankees, Big Deal, New Girl In Town and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. His film work includes the direction of Sweet Charity, Lenny, All That Jazz and Star 80, and the choreography for My Sister Eileen, The Little Prince, The Pajama Game and Damn Yankees. =20 FOSSE includes rarely seen dance and musical numbers from the choreographer's earliest works, and several numbers from films and television shows never before seen on stage. The production also showcases classic Fosse dance numbers including "Steam Heat," "Big Spender," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "Rich Man's Frug," and "Sing, Sing, Sing."=20 =20 Performance dates and times for the tour's run at E.J. Thomas Hall are as follows: =20 Fri., March 19, 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sat., March 20, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 2 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 7 p.m., $47.50, $42.50, $35, $25=20 Now on sale, tickets for FOSSE are available through the E.J. Thomas Hall Ticket Office at 330.972.7570. Tickets can also be purchased at all Ticketmaster Centers, via Charge-By-Phone at 330.945.9400 (Akron), 216.241.5555 (Cleveland), or online at
Sat.,=20 March 20,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Kevin Clinton's Martini Lounge graces the lower level of the Pickwick & Frolic complex and features a comfortably sexy ambiance. On Fridays & Saturdays, there's a simply wonderful little Vegas-Style show that is sure to drive you wild! In addition to the spectacular performers on stage, there is always a local talent who is enticed to sing a song or two for the crowd. Well, my pets -- Miss Gulch Sings on Saturday March 6th!
Be sure to join us as Almira takes to the stage for a little song-preview from her show! Admission is FREE and the optional valet parking is only $6.00. Come early for the best seats, order your favorite martini and enjoy the entire evening's events!
AND...Almira Gulch and all her wisdom hits Kennedy's Stage at Playhouse Square next Friday, March 12th! Don't be caught without your tickets to the most important theatrical event since "Footloose" became a musical!
Tickets are just $20 and you can purchase your tickets through tickets.com by calling 216.241.6000, or if you're an old-fashioned girl (like Miss Gulch), then you can purchase your tickets at the State Theatre Box Office at Playhouse Square Center. Tickets will also be available at the Midnight Martini show on Saturday, March 5th!
The acting students of Mitchell Fields will present a recital o= n March 13th in the William Allman Theater of Baldwin Wallace College locate= d in the Kleist Building on Bagley Road in Berea. It begins at 7:00 PM. All=20= are invited. No admission fee. The recital includes the debut performance of= Mitchell's Second City class: Newman's Own Improv Sauce. Hope to see you th= ere.
--part1_98.4e70d6a.2d78aea0_boundary-- From dwarnke at karamu.com Thu Mar 4 08:34:54 2004 From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:34:54 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors and directors needed Message-ID: <022501c40206$a6e373c0$0101a8c0@doug> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Karamu Performing Arts Theater is seeking actors and directors for its = upcoming Arenafest Festival of New Plays. The event is staged in = reader's theatre format and runs April 19-30 with a different = performance every weeknight. First time directors and actors are = encouraged to apply. =20 To set up an interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence = Spivey, Artistic Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March = ninth. =20 Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's Concert Hall = March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot and resume = if you have them. Prepared monologues are not needed. Adult actors of = all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls please. Karamu is located at 2355 East 89th Street, in the heart of the Fairfax = District, on the corner of 89th and Quincy. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
GYMNASTICS
CALL FOR ARTISTS
=
FOR THE MYRANT THEATER
The Myrant Theater is a new theatre (in =
Sandusky , Ohio, no less!), dedicated to exploring cla=
ssic and contemporary works through non-traditional casting. We also strive to produce individual and gro=
up new works exploring new perspectives.&n=
bsp; We hope to have our first season start this coming fall, 2004. This is a call for all artists=
of all ages and skill levels to participate. If you are interested in acting, designing, construction, or just theatre i=
n general, we want to hear from YOU! =
Please email me at the following address with your name, email, and=20=
your interest/background in theatre. =
I will keep you posted as we move toward viable theatre in the North=
coast!
Tell Your Friends!
Tell Your Enemies!
=E2=80=9CTheater is not a privilege;=20=
it is a RIGHT=E2=80=9D
(please don=E2=80=99t spam=
us, or I will stab you with a spork)
David A. =
Hollis Exhibits Vision
Vortex – the Photographic Study of the “Energy of
Consciousness” At The =
Now through April 9 Exhibit is free and open to the =
public. The =
“Kinesiography”
is the photographic study of the “energy of consciousness;” =
of
“all that is . . .” – Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity. This meld of
photographic art and kinesiology (the science of human energy fields), =
enables
the digital creation of Giclee’
prints that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising =
the
consciousness of those who view them. =
; The
=
; For
more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award winning =
photojournalist for
television stations in the =
=
; David’s
Vision Vortex exhibit will =
include
“Anthropomorphia” – dogs and cats, “Sedona
Series” – =
=
; The
exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays – Saturdays from =
Yvette A. Hanzel Director of Marketing 216.521.2540 ext. 225 Email: =
yvette at beckcenter.org Fax: =
216.228.6050
=E2=80=98Beanie=E2=80=99 Brings=20=
Laughs to The Players Guild Theatre
Parking is available on the street or in the Statler Arms garage. The Statle=
r building is located at 1127 Euclid Ave .near the heart of Playhouse square=
, at the corner of 12th and Euclid. Classes will be taught by Second City Al=
umni Nate Cockerill.
For more information and to sign up send email to nathancockerill at yahoo.com<=
BR>
Placement in the classes is limited so act fast if you are interested.
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Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 16:57:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Exhibits Vision Vortex
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David A. Hollis
Exhibits Vision Vortex - the Photographic Study of the "Energy of
Consciousness"
At
The Beck Center for the Arts - Creative Arts Building
Now through April 9
=20
Exhibit is free and open to the public.
=20
The Beck Center for the Arts presents an exhibit of "kinesiography"
entitled Vision Vortex inspired by David A. Hollis, on display now
through April 9 at the Creative Arts building on The Beck Center for the
Arts campus. =20
"Kinesiography" is the photographic study of the "energy of
consciousness;" of "all that is . . ." - Einstein's Theory of
Relativity. This meld of photographic art and kinesiology (the science
of human energy fields), enables the digital creation of Giclee' prints
that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising the
consciousness of those who view them.
The Beck Center is proud to display Vision Vortex in its'
Creative Arts Therapies Building, which is used for music and art
therapy. Visual forms of expression have been basic to society
throughout recorded history. It was not until the 1930's that art
therapy became a recognized profession, and not recognized for it's
contribution to healing until the 1960's and 1970's. Art therapy is the
use of art to express feelings and thoughts. It is a means to develop
physical, emotional and learning skills through guided therapeutic art
experiences.
For more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award
winning photojournalist for television stations in the Cleveland market.
He began his career at WAKR (Akron) in 1972. He moved to WKYC in
Cleveland in 1978 and then to his current position with WJW FOX 8 in
1994. =20
David's Vision Vortex exhibit will include "Anthropomorphia"
- dogs and cats, "Sedona Series" - Arizona vortex sites and "Geoscaptes
et al" - weather phenomena. The Sedona prints draw from an area well
known for its amplified energies and combine unmatched geophysical
beauty with the mystery of the Vortex experience.
The exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays -
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. through April 9. A portion of the
proceeds from the sale of the photos will benefit Creative Arts
Therapies at the Beck Center for the Arts. For more information please
call Ed Gallagher at 216.228.8499. The Beck Center is located just 10
minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood.
The Creative Arts building sits on Detroit Road in front of the Beck
Center campus.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org
To set up =
an=20
interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence Spivey, =
Artistic=20
Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March 9th. =20
Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's =
Concert=20
Hall March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot =
and resume=20
if you have them. Please have a prepared monologue. Adult =
actors of=20
all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls =
please.
Karamu is=20
located at 2355 East 89th Street, two blocks south of Cleveland Clinic =
Hospital,=20
on the corner of East 89th and Quincy. =20
Karamu is the oldest African
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The Play= ers Guild Theatre
www.play= ersguildtheatre.com
-------------------------------1078426486-- From mslowey at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 12:19:35 2004 From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 12:19:35 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE SEEKING MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" Message-ID: <20040304201935.10661.qmail@web80408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH 44145 (between Hilliard and Detroit) Phone: 440-331-0403 FAX: 440-331-6051 Clague Playhouse is seeking a musical director for The Fantasticks. This is a paid position. Director is Rob Gibb Performance Dates are May 7 - 30, 2004. Please contact Bernice Bolek at 440-331-8497 for additional information. --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-asciiWOIO/WUAB looking for plus size =
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An adaptation of poetry written about the nursing profession for National Nu= rsing Week. We are looking to fill two slots in our ensemble cast of seven w= omen. Rehearsals will be in April and performances are on May 8 + 9. There i= s also a stipend for that includes the rehearsal period and performances.&nb= sp; Auditions to be held at Lakewood Presbyterian Church 14502 Detroit ave -= across the street from Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, Oh. Audition date is=20= March 17th between 6-9P.M. Contact Nicole Pearce at 917-674-7069 --part1_1ea.1a8c39cf.2d790394_boundary-- From dramaticdesign at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 17:00:10 2004 From: dramaticdesign at yahoo.com (dottie oliver) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 17:00:10 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Still in need of male singer/dancers for "MAME" Message-ID: <20040305010010.58723.qmail@web41711.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi NEohioPAL subscribers: Dottie Oliver here, and sure could use some help! I'm directing "Mame" for Happy Ending Lyric Players (H.E.L.P.) at First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Hts. This is my first time directing there, and as is usually the case, we had no young men singer/dancers try out. I was able to cast an older Patrick, and we have a DYNAMITE cast all together! I have all the women I need, including three wonderfully strong leads, but I'm missing one male @20 yr.-old, (or looks it) speaking part, Junior Babcock, (who also sings & dances), and about 4-6 other young male singer/dancers in the 17-25 yr. old range. Do you know of anyone who might be available to put on a red riding jacket and come do high kicks and jitter-bugging??? I'll need names & phone #s/e-mail addresses, please. Not to the totally desperate point yet, but I'll need them to start rehearsing asap. We've only been rehearsing for two weeks, but I wouldn't want them to fall too far behind. Actually, if they could do all the chorus scenes, that's great, but if they're super busy, and would only like to do the two main dance #s, that's ok, too. I'm a little desperate, can you tell???? If you're interested, or know of anyone the right age that would be, maybe a nephew or a son, or a brother????, Please reply to me at dramaticdesign at yahoo.com to arrange an audition. Also, does anyone have a big moon to loan us? I don't think "Mame" or "Will Rogers Follies" have been done in the area for awhile, so I don't know of any moons hanging around in your scene shops????? It has to swing and be able to be sat on. (It would save us making one) G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm. THANKS SO MUCH for reading this and for your help. Have a blessed day! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm.
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"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION" BY KIRK WOOD BROMLEY
JUNE 18 - JULY 4, 2004
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wo= od Bromley and directed by David Hansen, opening Friday, June 18, 2004 at 7 = PM, on the Kulas Community Stage at Wade Oval in University Circle. Th= is production is free and open to the public.
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. &nbs= p;All the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Be= nedict Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin,
Adams and, of course, George Washington. The action springs to life w= ith passion and humor, and blows the dust off these historical icons. = Come and share Washington's travails against Redcoats, Tories, Hessian= s, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a bankrupt Congress, spies and his own i= ncompetent and restless soldiers along the way to the birth of the American = spirit.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wood Bromley, winner of the Excellence in P= laywriting Award at the 2002 New York City International Fringe Festival, co= ntinues Bad Epitaph=B9s five year commitment to plays with heightened language= , original, live music, and presenting tales of the past to illuminate impor= tant issues of the present day.
Performances for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION are Fridays and Saturdays at 7 PM = and Sundays at 3 PM, presented on the beautiful, newly renovated Wade Oval i= n University Circle, in view of many of Cleveland=B9s great cultural instituti= ons. This is THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION=B9s first production outside of New York = City, and Bad Epitaph=B9s first outdoor production. THE AMERICAN REVOLUT= ION is presented with the generous assistance of the Cleveland Theater Colle= ctive.
The acting company includes Mark Cipra, Aaron Coleman, Magdalyn Donnelly, K= elly Elliott, Nathan Gurr, Cat Kenney, Doug Kusak, Susan Lucier, Ray McNiece= , Andrew Narten, Brian Pedaci, Sandra Cox True, Matt Zitelli and William Mar= shall as George Washington.
For more information, check the website at http://www.badepitaph.org= or call (216) 556-0919.
"After your death you were better have a bad epitaph than their ill re= port while you live." (Hamlet, II.ii)
--MS_Mac_OE_3161284039_14067345_MIME_Part-- From annefusco at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 20:10:04 2004 From: annefusco at yahoo.com (Anne Fusco) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 20:10:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Matthew James Murphy Show Updates and Cleveland Magazine Message-ID: <20040305041004.62674.qmail@web40911.mail.yahoo.com> --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hello Everyone! A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A CLEVELAND MAGAZINE!!! THERE IS A FEATURE STORY IN THE MAGAZINE ABOUT MATTHEW AND A REVIEW OF HIS NEW ALBUM "LIFE!" Matthew James Murphy has been working hard and we have added some new appearances to the list! He will be appearing at all of the Cleveland area BORDERS BOOK STORES in the month of March. He will be playing some select songs and doing some question and answer sessions, as well. CHECK OUT THE DATES AND TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS! Each BORDERS location will also be selling Matthew James Murphy CD's, so your friends can pick them up. MARCH DATES MARCH 10TH (wED) BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 18TH (THURS) BORDERS IN MENTOR 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 24TH (WED) BORDERS IN SOLON 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 25TH (THURS) BORDERS IN WESTLAKE 7 pm - 9 pm APRIL 15TH (THURS) BORDERS IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 7 pm - 9 pm Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows! Peace, love and music! Anne Fusco Publicist Premiere Artist Management www.matthewjamesmurphy.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A
MARCH DATES
MARCH 10TH (wED)
BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD
MARCH 18TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
MARCH 24TH (WED)
BORDERS IN SOLON
MARCH 25TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
APRIL 15TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows!
Peace, love and music!
Anne Fusco
Publicist
Premiere Artist Management
www.matthewjamesmurphy.com
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536-- From bdiehl at ayalogic.com Fri Mar 5 05:17:42 2004 From: bdiehl at ayalogic.com (Brian Diehl) Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 08:17:42 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions: Perfect Wedding: Hudson Players Message-ID: <01cc01c402b4$40f62ae0$0e00a8c0@hq.local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit On March 7 and 8, at 7:00 PM, Hudson Players will be holding auditions for "Perfect Wedding," a farce by Robin Hawdon. It will run April 30, May 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15. Auditions and performances will be held at Hudson's Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St. The six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in their 20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the mother/mother-in-law. In "Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his wedding day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best man and the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not far behind. The production will be directed by Wayne Merholz from Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters throughout Ohio. Author Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied career. Beyond writing novels and appearing on British television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and "Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, "Don't Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be $10 and will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330 655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book Shop. The Barlow Community Center is off route 303, two blocks east of route 91 and on S. Oviatt Street - across from the Hudson Fire Department and Safety Center. For more information or for tickets, contact the Hudson Players: players at ayalogic.com. # # # Contact: Brian Diehl, Board Member, Hudson Players: Email: bdiehl at ayalogic.com ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
On
March 7 and 8, at
The
six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in =
their
20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the
mother/mother-in-law. =
In
"Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his =
wedding
day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't
remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best =
man and
the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not =
far behind.
The
production will be directed by Wayne Merholz =
from
Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La =
Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters =
throughout
Author
Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied =
career. Beyond writing novels and =
appearing on British
television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and
"Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays
including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, =
"Don't
Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be =
$10 and
will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330
655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book =
Shop.
The
# =
# #
Contact: =
Bill Rudman, Joe = Hunter,=20 Susan Hesse and Vince=20 Mastro
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE<= o:p>
Contact: &= nbsp; Amy Marie Sima (Artistic and Educ= ation Coordinator)
Ph= one: =20= 330-453-7619
&nb= sp; &= nbsp; Please respond to marketing at playersguildtheat= re.com
The Players=20=
Guild Theatre Announces
Auditions fo= r The Tale of the Allergist=E2=80= =99s Wife
Canton, Ohio,=
March 5, 2004=E2=80=94The Players Guild Theatre announces auditions for=
The Tale of The Allergist=E2=80=
=99s Wife, Charles Busch=E2=80=99s razor-sh=
arp new social satire, filled with naughty fun and scandalous surprises.
Director Nancy Cates is lo=
oking for three women ages 40 to 80 and two men ages 25 to 50. The you=
nger male actor is of middle-eastern descent. All roles are available and th=
ose auditioning will be asked to read from the script.
Auditions will be held Sunday, M=
arch 14 at
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Canton, Oh 44702
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www.playersguildtheatre.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE=
Contact: &= nbsp; Amy Marie Sima (Artistic and Educ= ation Coordinator)
Ph= one: =20= 330-453-7619
&nb= sp; &= nbsp; Please respond to marketing at playersguildtheat= re.com
Titanic Auditions at The Players Guild Theatre=
Canton, Ohio,=
March 5, 2004=E2=80=94The Players Guild Theatre announces auditions for=
the Tony Award-winning musical, Ti=
tanic.&nb=
sp; This unforgettable story of the infamous ship will be directed by=
Terry Burglar.
Actors of all ages are nee=
ded. Auditioners should be pr=
epared to sing a show tune and read from the script. Those who can do dialects should be prepared to demo=
nstrate Irish and British dialects. =20=
Auditions will be held Sat=
urday, April 17 at
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Ca=
nton, Oh 44702
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Hello my= name is=20 Lisa, I am a Representative with a Talent Marketing and Promotions Company.= We=20 are currently looking for talent for a NEW=20 REALITY TV SHOW with the following needed:= =20
If you w= ould like=20 apply for an audition for the show call:
We are interested in speaking=
with you=20
as soon as possible.
Call anytime Monday - Friday between 9am-7pm=20
Eastern/Standard Time.
Thank you,
Lisa Johnson - Casting=20 Director
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= Reservations can be made by calling Clague Playhouse at 440-331-0403. Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH ( Clague Road Exit off of I-90 ) Cast includes: Bernice Bolek Brian Bowers Anne Foster Kim Holub Judy MacKeigan Amy Pawlukiewicz Dennis Runkle Lou Will Curtis Young Kevin Joseph Kelly Call me for anything 216-269-3824 TPOG! --part1_1cc.1b52c13c.2d7bef9a_boundary-- From comedyattherose at hotmail.com Fri Mar 5 12:25:55 2004 From: comedyattherose at hotmail.com (The Rose) Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 20:25:55 +0000 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy at The Rose in Medina Message-ID: FOOTLOOSE
The =
Broadway=20
Musical
The Perry Players of =
Perry High=20
School in Stark County will be celebrating their
Wednesday, March 31 -=20
7:30 PM
Thursday, April 1 - 7:30=20
PM
Friday, =
April 2 - 7:30=20
PM
Saturday, April 3 - 7:30=20
PM
Sunday, =
April 4 - 2:30=20
PM Matinee
Sunday, =
April 4 - 7:30=20
PM
Perry Theatre =
Director, Louie=20
Mattachione announced that tickets went on sale for the General Public =
on
The Perry Broadway =
Musicals have=20
a long history of selling out their shows. But this five day =
"sell-out" is=20
a record.
Theatre and the =
"Arts" are alive=20
and well in Stark County!
AUDITION NOTICE!!!!
Brecksville Little Theater is announcing auditions for Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES! Directed by Mr. Doug Farron with Music Direction Mr. David W. Coxe
Audition Dates: Saturday March 13 and Saturday March 20 from Noon to 4:00 PM at the Brecksville Little Theater.
Performance Dates are May 28, 29 and June 4,5,6,11,12,13,18,19
We are currently seeking 21 adults from mid-40's to age 80.
We are also seeking adults aged early 20's to mid-30's.
Please come prepared to sing (accompanist will be provided) and prepared to read.
Go to http://www.brecksville.oh.us/blt/ for directions and phone numbers. Some of you may not know this, but there's a theatre in=20
Kent, called, appropriately enough, Kent Stage Players.
Some of you may know this, and just not care.
They want to change that opinion.
Thursday, March 18th, NEohioPAL members are invited to a =
FREE=20
PREVIEW PERFORMANCE of
ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE=20
DEAD
Written by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Jeff Holland
From the mind of Mike and Ike comes a dark, surreal take on a dark =
surreal=20
play. You thought the show was wild to begin with? You ain't =
seen=20
nothing yet.
Print this email, call 330-677-5005 for reservations, and you =
and a=20
guest can see a funny, thought provoking, weird, wacky, and =
mildly=20
disturbing show FOR FREE!
For further information, email
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From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 12:18:12 2004
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 12:18:12 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for GRAND HOTEL!
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Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower.
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Did I mention it's FREE? Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1493651033-1078690692=:79642-- From ardenwycke at core.com Sun Mar 7 14:27:25 2004 From: ardenwycke at core.com (Ardenwycke House) Date: Sun, 07 Mar 2004 17:27:25 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kassaba at the Beachland! Message-ID: <404BA1CD.5050808@core.com> Bored by the same old, same old--? Experience something new when Kassaba appears at The Beachland Ballroom on Sunday, March 14 at 8 pm. This unique quartet of young Northeast Ohio classically-trained, jazz-influenced musicians perform all original music written by founder Greg Slawson. Greg and Candice Lee take turns at the piano, and along with sax player Mark Boich and bassist, Eric Hosemann, also utilize any of the 25 or so percussion instruments that make up their unique sound. You can sample their first CD 'Zones' at http://www.kassaba.com The group was also featured recently on WVIZ's 'Applause'. To learn more about Kassaba there is a combination feature article/CD review at: http://www.artscleveland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=502&highlight=#502 The Beachland Ballroom is at 15711 Waterloo Road; phone is (216) 383-1124 or their web-site is: http://www.beachlandballroom.com Performance time is 8 pm, and tickets are $8. ============ From cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 19:21:55 2004 From: cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com (Joseph Rubin) Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 19:21:55 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Canton Comic Opera Company presents THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert Message-ID: <20040308032155.65175.qmail@web13002.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 Canton, Ohio-- The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 21 at 2:00 p.m. All performances will be at Cable Recital Hall in the Cultural Center for the Arts, 1001 Market Ave. N., Canton. THE FORTUNE TELLER features an unparalleled cast of Northeast Ohio?s finest singers, directed by Musical Director, Mr. Adam Aceto of Michigan?s Ann Arbor Comic Opera Guild. The production will also be accompanied by Mr. Aceto and Mr. Patrick Johnson at the two pianos. Tickets are $15.00 for general admission and $10.00 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets or for more information call 330-327-2985, or view the Canton Comic Opera Company?s website at http://www.geocities.com/cantoncomicopera/main.html. The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the United States and expose a new generation to this ?lost? art form.? Rubin is also the founder and Executive Director of the highly successful Annual Lillian and Dorothy Gish Film Festival at the Lincoln Theatre in Massillon, now in its third year. THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in Hungary, involving a gypsy fortune teller and a heiress from Budapest who is studying for the ballet who looks just like her. The operetta boasts one of Victor Herbert?s best scores, featuring the famous ?Gypsy Love Song? (?Slumber on, my little gypsy sweetheart?) and ?Romany Life.? Herbert?s other successful operettas include BABES IN TOYLAND (1903) and NAUGHTY MARIETTA (1910). THE FORTUNE TELLER, although extremely popular and continuously revived until the 1950?s, has not been performed for more than 50 years and has fallen into undeserved neglect. The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in Canton, Ohio, dedicated to the preservation and performance of American operettas. Founded and incorporated in 2003 by executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, The Canton Comic Opera Company is a volunteer organization providing talented singers in the Northeastern Ohio community with the opportunity to perform in operetta productions. The Canton Comic Opera Company is the only theatre company in the world dedicated solely to the performance of historic American operettas. ### --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in ### Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040-- From bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com Sun Mar 7 19:34:57 2004 From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin) Date: Sun, 07 Mar 2004 22:34:57 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Bodwin Theatre Company Presents Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid (March 12-14) Message-ID: The third installation of the =
Cheap Yucks=20
series of stand-up comedy will be held on Saturday, March 6th at 10:pm =
at the=20
Winchester located at 12112 Madison Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio.=20
216-226-5681.
Featuring Cody Dove =
(=20
formerly of Second City) and urban comedy diva Ms. Super=20
Nobody.
Also appearing :
Mr. =
Sunshine
Kathie =
Dice
Tim =
Cornett
Rufus =
Malone
and your host and emcee: =
"Big Sexy"=20
Lester Graham
For more info visit
"Cheap Yucks
Five = Bucks Very=20 Little Sucks!" Mike Baker ------=_NextPart_001_0002_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00 Content-Type: image/gif; name="Blank Bkgrd.gif" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-ID: <041285111 at 01032004-1B35> R0lGODlhLQAtAID/AP////f39ywAAAAALQAtAEACcAxup8vtvxKQsFon6d02898pGkgiYoCm6sq2 7iqWcmzOsmeXeA7uPJd5CYdD2g9oPF58ygqz+XhCG9JpJGmlYrPXGlfr/Yo/VW45e7amp2tou/lW xo/zX513z+Vt+1n/tiX2pxP4NUhy2FM4xtjIUQAAOw== ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- >From bstuewe" TrueNorth Cultural=20 Arts For immediate release=97 For further information, contact Rick Fortney at 440-933-2905 or 440-930-7411. TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present its Winter = Concert on=20 Saturday, March 6, 7:30 p.m. at Providence Church in Avon. The concert = will=20 feature the TrueNorth Chorale and the Avon Lake Men=92s Chorus, both = under the=20 direction of Founder / Director Rick Fortney and a guest choir from = Grand Blanc,=20 Michigan, The New Century Chorale, under the direction of Gene = Coburn. The New Century Chorale represents Michigan = communities=20 throughout Genesee and Northern Oakland counties. Both TrueNorth and the = New=20 Century Chorale are dedicated to the enrichment of our communities = through the=20 joy of music; committed to performing quality and diverse repertoire, = and to=20 reinforcing the value of the performing arts in our society. In addition to the 100 musicians from the choirs, = artists from=20 TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 will display their work in the lobby of the sanctuary. TrueNorth is home = to 30=20 local artists. The Art show presented at this concert will have a Lenten = theme=20 reflecting on the journey Christ traveled first to Jerusalem, then to = the Cross,=20 and then to Life Everlasting. Tickets are $ 8.00 for general admission and $ 5.00 = for=20 students and seniors, 65 and older, and can be purchased from any = TrueNorth=20 member, or by calling the TrueNorth office at 440-930-7411. To pay by = credit=20 card, visit the TrueNorth Gallery, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 33489-1 Lake Road in Avon Lake. . Tickets will also be available at the = door.=20 Providence Church is located at 35295 Detroit Road in = Avon, =BE=20 mile east of Rt. 83, across from the east entrance to the Avon Commons.=20 Providence Church recently celebrated their grand opening of their new = complex=20 and sanctuary. The TrueNorth Concert serves as an excellent opportunity = for the=20 community to come visit and experience this wonderful new facility. For more information contact the TrueNorth website = =96 THIS IS THE FINAL=
WEEKEND FOR Olde Towne Hall Theatre is located at: 36119 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039 Just 500 feet west of the intersection of Ohio Route 113 (Center Ridge Road)= and Route 83 (Avon-Belden Road), directly in front of the giant North Ridge= ville water tower.
--part1_d7.4923a97.2d74b768_boundary-- From Mercuryss2003 at aol.com Mon Mar 1 08:32:17 2004 From: Mercuryss2003 at aol.com (Mercuryss2003 at aol.com) Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 11:32:17 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Open MSS Auditions! Tonight and Tomorrow! Message-ID: <1d2.1aef2d01.2d74bf91@aol.com> -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!! Mercury Summer Stock announces 2004 Season Auditions FOOTLOOSE Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford & Walter Bobbie Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dean Pitchford JUNE 18,19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 ALL ROLES EXCEPT WILLARD HEWITT ARE AVAILABLE SPECIFICALLY SEEKING: Rev. Moore and men ages 15-25 BLOOD BROTHERS Book, Music and Lyrics by Willy Russell JULY 16, 17, 21, 22, 23,24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE REALLY ROSIE Book by Maurice Sendak Lyrics by Carole King JULY 17, 20, 22, 24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE FUNNY GIRL Book by Garson Kanin & Isobel Lennart Music by Jule Styne Lyrics by Bob Merrill AUGUST 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ALL ROLES EXCEPT FANNY AND NICK ARNSTEIN ARE AVAILABLE AUDITION DATES/TIMES Monday, March 1 - 6-10pm Tuesday, March 2 -6-10pm Wednesday, March 3 -Callbacks TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT CALL TOLL FREE AT : 877-212-7185 0R EMAIL AT: MercurySS2003 at aol.com LOCATION Bedford Heights Community Center 5615 Perkins Road Bedford Heights, OH 44146 Memorize/Prepare TWO SHORT SONGS (uptempo and ballad)- bring sheet music in the proper key (accompanist provided) Bring Current resume/headshot Bring clothes to dance (if auditioning for Funny Girl, bring tap shoes) Check your calendar for any conflicts before auditioning FOR MORE INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: http://mercury_summer_stock.tripod.com/ Hope to see you there! -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!!
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2004 Season Auditions FOOTLOOSE = Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchf= ord & Walter Bobbie Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dea= n Pitchford JUNE 18,19, 22, 23= , 24, 25, 26 ALL ROLES EXCEPT= WILLARD HEWITT ARE AVAILABLE
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E INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS Voted best multicultural event of =
the
year at Metropolitan State College, Denver 2001, the Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is an entertaining romp =
through
the history of the Guerrilla Girls, an up-to-date look at Guerrilla Girls On Tour’s =
latest
masked capers, and a discussion with the audience on the current =
discriminating
trends happening right in their home towns. During a slide show of =
the
Girls’ most famous posters, actions and antics, three members of
Guerrilla Girls On tour share with the audience secrets about what makes =
the
group run, where they get their ideas, how they invented their
five-minute-research technique, and the origins of the use of humor as a =
weapon
to fight sexism and racism. The Gig ends with some current =
shocking
statistics and a lively Q&A with the audience. The Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is =
free and
open to the public, and will be held on Tuesday, March 2nd at =
7:00pm in =
the Donahue
Auditorium of the Dolan Science Church of the Saviour in =
The concert is free and open to the public. There is plenty of free lighted =
parking and
the church is handicapped-accessible.
For more information please call the church at =
216-321-8880. Judith
Higbee Director
of Music Church
of the Saviour (UM) higbee at chsaviour.org Need to find the following!?
ALL available at: Reader's Theatre Auditions Jean Sycle Martin
216-561-8588
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From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 20:14:24 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players Auditions
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Workshop Players announces auditions for The Dining Room, a comedy/drama by
A. R. Gurney. Director Don Wozniak is seeking adult actors, a minimum of three
men and three women, possibly as many as four of each. Auditions will
consist of readings from the script. Each actor will be asked to play a variety of
roles and ages from grade school age through elderly.
Auditions will be held at Workshop Players Theater, located at 44820 Middle
Ridge Road in Amherst, on Sunday, April 18 and Monday, April 19, from 7 to 9:30
p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.
For more information, contact the director at 440-244-3960 or by e-mail at:
cen55422 at centurytel.net
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Auditions will be held at Workshop Players Theater, located at= 44820 Middle Ridge Road in Amherst, on Sunday, April 18 and Monday, April 1= 9, from 7 to 9:30 p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.= "If the whole world's a stage, I demand better ligh=
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From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin)
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 21:07:23 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Issue 31 -- Arts and Culture IS economic Development (Vote
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Store more e-mails with MSN Hotmail Extra Storage ? 4 plans to choose from! From SDAssistsU at aol.com Tue Mar 2 07:42:02 2004 From: SDAssistsU at aol.com (SDAssistsU at aol.com) Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 10:42:02 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dance Space Needed Message-ID: <278A66AF.074A5C6D.0BAE9132@aol.com> ********IN NEED OF DANCE STUDIO SPACE******************** Greetings! I am hosting a dance seminar scheduled for Sunday, March 21, 2004 between the hours of 1:00 - 5:30. Due to a high volume of interest in the seminar, registrations have surpassed the capacity of my current studio. I'm looking to rent studio space to handle approx. 45 dancers. If someone has a space available please contact me at sdassistsu at aol.com. Thank you. Cassandra Al Warda The Wind and Sand Dance Co. From kschimel at ashland.edu Tue Mar 2 07:43:29 2004 From: kschimel at ashland.edu (Keli Schimelpfenig) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 10:43:29 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ashland Summer Theatre Festival Accepting Resumes for Technical Director Position Message-ID: <5A78EF0A-6C60-11D8-B0DE-000A956A1C48@ashland.edu> The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is now accepting resumes for technical director for its 2004 season, which will include A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Lend Me a Tenor, and Hello, Dolly! The program is an intense eight week experience consisting of actors, technicians, and staff members who work seven days a week, 10 hours a day to present three professional quality productions. Company Members are offered a chance to develop talents in acting, dance, scenery construction, costumes, make-up, sound, and lighting design that will prepare them to go on to exciting careers in the professional entertainment world. Contract dates are May 17 through July 19, and the salary range is $350 per week. All company members receive a single room in university housing two blocks from the theatre, and a generous weekly stipend is provided for meals. The average daily work schedule is 9am to 10pm with meal and personal breaks. The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is located on the campus of Ashland University in North Central Ohio between Cleveland and Columbus. The theatre facilities include a 730 seat proscenium house, fully equipped scene, costume, and paint shops onsite, as well as storage facilities for stock costumes, scenery, and lighting equipment. These facilities also feature a computerized lighting system and a refurbished sound system. The official job description is included below. Additional information and production photos are available at our website, www.ashland.edu/summertheatre Resumes can be sent to Becky Misenheimer, Production Manager, via fax at 419-289-5329, e-mail at rmisenhe at ashland.edu and by mail at Ashland Summer Theatre Festival, 401 College Ave, Ashland, OH 44805. Technical Director (1 position) Hire Dates: 5-17-04 to 7-19-04 Salary: $350/week (9 weeks) plus weekly food stipend Housing: Private Room in university residence hall two blocks from theatre Description: Function as the TD for a three show season. Responsibilities will include drafting, purchasing, estimating, budgeting, maintaining paperwork, communication with other departments, problem solving, supervision of Master Carpenter and small carpentry crew, and some equipment maintenance. This is a very hands on position, and some construction, installation, and strike duties will be necessary. Experience with rigging is expected, and with welding, plastics, and fabrics is preferred. Prior professional experience, especially under summer theatre schedules and conditions, is preferred. From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Tue Mar 2 14:31:27 2004 From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:31:27 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]JCC Theater re-opens; Auditions for RAGTIME, directed by Fred Sternfeld Message-ID: <014701c400a6$1adb3040$0400a8c0@fred> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0148_01C4007C.32052840 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Audition Appointments being accepted now. Call Susan Sellers, Mondays - Thursdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm at 216-831-0700, extension 1358 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - AUDITION INFORMATION
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Coach House Theatre
announces auditions for:
Ten Little Indians
by Agatha Christie directed by Jim
Fippin
production dates: May 6-29 2004
rehearsals scheduled to
begin: March 23
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Im looking for a space for the last Saturday of March. It must=20= be able to accomodate 40 to 50 people for a large dance class.
It can be any thing from a VFW to a dance studio
I will need it for most of the day and early evening
LeSouper at aol.com
I also have a friend who is looking for a space this size for S= unday March 21st from 1:00 pm until 5:30 SDassistsu at aol.co= m
--part1_83.6a715f6.2d76638b_boundary-- From Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com Tue Mar 2 14:43:45 2004 From: Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com (Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:43:45 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Doc Filmmaking Workshop Message-ID:
When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of t= he Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna (= bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at the= same location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, in= cluding the production, financing, and distribution.
The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0 Admi= ssion cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To RSVP= to the workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.
Nicole D Sampogna
Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years= at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at= ND Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in=20= Los Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She ea= rned her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in= 1993, where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Medi= a Ecology. She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and c= inematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=20= the Emmy Award winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials,=20= as well as Comedy Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sun= dance Channel. "Her Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.
Karen Carter
Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran= t and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Br= ave Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directe= d the shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen b= alances her documentary work with commercial advertising.
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A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20= Silver Images Film and Video Awards!
When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
Winners of the Awards:
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead
Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20= segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin= g and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."
Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be o= ld. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC cl= ub kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with= the life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her frie= nds and followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independ= ence. Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provokin= g film.
Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);= at the Door $30.00.
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The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films= and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later years--= complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.
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--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary-- From emadden at kent.edu Tue Mar 2 15:47:26 2004 From: emadden at kent.edu (ELISABETH MADDEN) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 18:47:26 -0500 (EST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]PORTHOUSE THEATRE STILL HAS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUDITION SLOTS AVAILABLE Message-ID: <1120685.1078271246508.JavaMail.cpadmin@flash01.uis.kent.edu> Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Porthouse Theatre, Akron-Cleveland area=92s=20 premiere, professional summer theatre, announces auditions in Cleveland=20 and Kent for its 2004 =93Season of Celebration.=94 The season includes=20 Godspell, June 10 - 26, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic=20 Director, Terri Kent; A Streetcar Named Desire, July 1 =96 17, directed=20 by Warehouse Theatre Artistic Director, John Woodson, who directed last=20 season=92s The Importance of Being Earnest; and Guys & Dolls, July 22 =96= =20 August 8, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic Director, Terri Kent. =20 All positions are paid and EMC points are available. =20 In Cleveland, auditions for all three productions will be Sunday, March=20 7th from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday, March 8th from 4 p.m. to 10=20 p.m. at The Cleveland Play House. AEA auditions are Monday, March 8th=20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Cleveland Play House is located on Euclid=20 Avenue and East 85th Street. =20 Those auditioning for Godspell and Guys & Dolls should prepare two=20 selections of 16 bars, one ballad and one up-tempo song. Please bring=20 sheet music in the appropriate key for the accompanist provided. Those=20 auditioning for A Streetcar Named Desire should prepare one monologue,=20 under four minutes in length. Anyone auditioning for all three=20 productions should prepare two selections of 16 bars and one monologue=20 not to exceed four minutes combined. Acappella singing will not be=20 permitted. The roles of Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire and Adelaide in=20 Guys & Dolls have already been cast. All other roles are available. Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled after January=20 1st through Elisabeth Madden at 330-672-3884 or email at=20 porthouse at kent.edu. PLEASE DO NOT SEND RESUMES AND HEADSHOTS WHEN=20 REQUESTING AN AUDITION TIME. Headshots and resumes will be accepted at=20 the audition. Callbacks will be March 14 at 10 a.m. for Godspell,=20 March 14 at 6 p.m. for Guys & Dolls and March 15 at 6 p.m. for A=20 Streetcar Named Desire in the Music & Speech Center at Kent State=20 University. =20 Porthouse Theatre was founded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater=20 in the area. Set on the beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center,=20 Porthouse offers audiences the finest in professional summer theater. =20 The comfortable 500-seat, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located=20 next to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. =20 Porthouse Theatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=92s premiere professional=20 summer theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. =20 Porthouse Theatre is a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance. =20 Porthouse Theatre=92s programs and activities are made possible in part=20 by funding from the Ohio Arts Council. ------------------------------- Elisabeth Madden Managing Director Porthouse Theatre KSU's School of Theatre & Dance emadden at kent.edu 330-672-0103 From royberko at yahoo.com Tue Mar 2 17:23:31 2004 From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:23:31 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko: Spring Entertainment Preview Message-ID: <20040303012331.75127.qmail@web12005.mail.yahoo.com> EXCITING SPRING ENTERTAINMENT COMING TO THE NORTH COAST Roy Berko (Member, American Theatre Critics Association) --THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS-- Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times As the weather becomes nicer the urge to have new experiences blooms. Several venues in Cleveland are welcoming spring with exciting offerings. Here?s a list of some things to consider attending: CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS DANCE WORKS ?04 Verb Ballets launches its contemporary Artists Collection with vibrant and thought-provoking works. See a preview of the premieres and company pieces on March 12th and 13th at 8:00 PM and March 14th at 3:00 in the Gordon Square Theatre. Support the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland by attending a benefit on Thursday, March 11th. Antaeus Dance presents works danced to live music by Cleveland composer Paul Cox. The program includes sensual, meditative, assertive and aural landscape pieces. Performance dates: March 12th & 13th at 8 and March 14th at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. Inlet Dance Theatre is billed as the company which gives the audience the unexpected in a playful way. This is one of Cleveland?s newest companies. They will dance at the Gordon Square Theatre on March 19th and 20th at 8:00 and March 21st at 3:00. MorrisonDance presents a kinetically stimulating evening exploring theories of psychology, neuroscience and other behavioral concepts. Performed at the Upstairs Theatre on March 19 and 20 at 8:00 and March 21 at 3:00. Safmod is one of CPT?s resident dance companies. Presenting an evening called ?Odyssey,? the audience is invited to share a cathartic plunge through convoluted terrains of today?s emotional landscape on March 26 and 27 at 8:00 and March 28 at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. GroundWorks, my favorite local dance company presents a world premiere by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara along with several other pieces including one inspired by Samuel Beckett?s play ?NOT I.? Performances are in the Gordon Square theatre on April 2nd and 3rd and 8:00 and April 4th at 3:00. Prices for performances run from $15 to $18 with the ?Pay What You Can Policy? available. Call Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727. Five ticket Art Pak?s are available for $60 for 5 vouchers. CPT is located at 6415 Detroit Avenue and free parking is available in two lots on the north and south side of Detroit and also on West 65th street. THERE?S A NEW MUSICAL THEATRE IN TOWN Kalliope Stage is the dream of a lifetime for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol. Eight years in the planning, the new professional musical theater company will present full main stage musical theatre, a cabaret and a chamber music series, as well as a series of youth theater courses. The company has completely renovated the Douglas Building at Cedar and Lee Roads in such a way that the audience will be up-front and personal. The space includes the Konfectionary, a resident chocolate caf? for after-show fun. Kalliope?s opening season includes: Rodgers and Hammerstein?s ?IT?S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? March 5-April 4, ?CAROUSEL,? April 30-May 23, and ?PETE N? KEELY,? June 11-July 3. For ticket information and an Inaugural Season brochure call 216-321-0870 or visit www.KalliopeStage.com. The theatre?s address is 2134 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights. ALLEN THEATRE TO HOST ?NUNSENSE?S 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR The Little Sisters of Hoboken are taking their act on the road in an all-star production of NUNSENSE, the award winning hit musical comedy. The cast includes theatrical and television legends Kay Ballard, Georgia Engel, Mimi Hines, Darlene Love and Lee Meriwether. The show will be presented from March 9th through the 14th. For tickets, which range in price from $25.50 to $52.50, call 216-241-6000 or 800-766-6048. Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evening at 7:30, with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1:30. ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR? IN A NEW PERFORMANCE AT PALACE THEATRE Long before Mel Gibson decided to tell the story of Christ in his controversial ?THE PASSIONS OF CHRIST,? Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the musical ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.? The play, which will star Lawrence Clayton as Judas and Eric Kunze as Jesus, will be staged from April 13-15 at Playhouse Square?s Palace Theatre. Songs from the production, which includes fierce rock rhythms, include: ?I Don?t Know How to Love Him,? ?Could We Start Again Please? and, ?Jesus Christ, Superstar.? Tickets for ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR,? which range from $58 to $23 are available at the Playhouse Square box office, all Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, by calling 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or by going online at www.playhousesquare.com. ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? CONTINUES AT THE HANNA If you want a delightful evening of musical entertainment, and an introduction to Dating 101, the positively reviewed ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? is running at the Hanna theatre until June 27. For tickets go to the Playhouse Square box office, visit Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, call 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or go online to www.playhousesquare.com. ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? AT THE BECK CENTER >From March 19th through April 10th, ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck Center. Directed and choreographed by Times Theatre Tribute winner Martin Cespedes, the show was complied by Clarke Peters from the music of Louis Jordan. For tickets and information call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org. SHAW AND SHAKESPEARE ON STAGE AT ACTORS? SUMMIT G. B. Shaw?s ?MRS. WARREN?S PROFESSION? is a story of an emancipated, intelligent and self-sufficient young woman who is astounded to learn how her mother rose from poverty to riches. It?s full of Shavian wit and contrariness. The play runs from March 4th through April 25th Are you ready for this? Cleveland?s first family of theatre Reuben Silver and Dorothy Silver, star in MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, on stage from April 1st through March 21st. This is a must see! For tickets to Actors? Summit, which is located in quaint Hudson, call 330-342-0800. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster http://search.yahoo.com From Debrawordsmith at aol.com Tue Mar 2 18:05:55 2004 From: Debrawordsmith at aol.com (Debrawordsmith at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 21:05:55 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Marianne Williamson Comes to Cleveland! Message-ID: <24.503d0407.2d769783@aol.com> --part1_24.503d0407.2d769783_boundary Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-----------------------------1078279546" -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fellow Arts Lovers and Appreciators: ESTEEM, INC., this nation's 655th Point of Light, is an educational organization that provided arts and educational programs for homeless and economically disadvantaged people in the 90s. Among our favorites was our "Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through the Arts" program. In 2003, we embarked upon a housing project for homeless women and children in Cleveland, and we continue to raise funds through benefits, donations and grants this year to purchase and establish several post-transitional housing facilities. Yes, these facilities will all have arts classes! Marianne Williamson, the world renowned author, lecturer and spiritual leader, has consented to do a benefit for ESTEEM. What a miracle! I attach a flyer about her upcoming visit on June 13, 2004. Her website is marianne.com for those unfamiliar with this wonderful lady. Marianne is an arts lover. Her home church community, Renaissance Unity, in Warren, Michigan, has a fabulous choir that has cut a number of CDs, and all are professional musicians. For spiritual nourishment, no matter what your religion, anti-religion, or spiritual path, Marianne is not to be missed. Her topic: "Heaven on Earth". The essence of her work is PEACE on earth and what we can do in our lives to achieve that. Marianne was in Cleveland last in 1999. If you have any questions, please email or call us. 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Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Presents Ray Cooney=E2=80=99s =E2=80=9CCaught in the Net=E2=80=9D
March 2, 2004 :=C2=A0 The sequel to =E2=80=9CRun for Your Wife=E2= =80=9D finds our bigamist taxi-driver, John Smith, still keeping both his fa= milies (one in Wimbledon and one in Streatham) happy and blissfully unaware=20= of each other.=C2=A0 However, his teenage children =E2=80=93 one girl and on= e boy by each wife =E2=80=93 have met on the Internet and are determined to=20= see each other in person, especially as it transpires that they have so much= in common =E2=80=93 same surname, taxi-driver dad of the same age, etc.!= =C2=A0 The ever spiraling situation gets increasingly out-of-hand as John bu= sts a gut to juggle with the truth.
Cast:
Brad Baker as John=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=
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=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Rick Carter as=
Stanley
Caroline Santa as Vicki=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Ryan Santa as Gavin
Len Chase as Dad
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Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM=C2=A0=C2=A0 March 19th =E2=80=93 April 10t= h
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
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40 River Street=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday =E2=80=93 Saturday
Adults=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $12=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Seniors and Youths under 1= 8=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $10
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THIS IS AN ADULT BRITISH FARCE!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is seeing applicants for M=
usic Director for our production of West Side Story.
Show dates are Fridays and Saturdays @8pm=A0 July 23rd - August 21st
with matinee performances on Sunday, August 1st, 8th, 15th
Please respond to this e-mail with a resume and references.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is located at 40 River Street, Chagrin Fall=
s, Ohio.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented ac=
tors, directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus spec=
ial events such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
For an unforgettable entertainment and cultural experience, come to historic=
charming Chagrin Falls and enjoy an evening of live theater at Chagrin V=
alley Little Theatre.
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AUDITIONS For more details about the program, facility and staff,=
you can also check out this website: http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
FOR FAIRMOUNT ARTS CAMP
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING INTENSIVES
The Fairmount Center is offering a professional summer training program for=20=
young people. It will take place at Centerville Mills Camp, located se=
veral miles south of I-422 and Rt. 306 in Bainbridge.=A0The camp is 10-15 mi=
nutes from Beachwood.
WHAT IS THE PROGRAM?
The Professional Training Intensives have both day camp and resident camp pr=
ograms available for teens entering 6=A0-- 8 grade (junior program) & 9=
=A0-- entering college freshman (teen program).=A0 The students in our Profe=
ssional Training Intensives should have professional aspirations and a desir=
e to train in a challenging and disciplined environment.=A0
Contemporary Theater and Audition Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays and techniques of the modern theat=
re. The workshop covers scene study, voice, movement, improvisation, auditio=
n techniques and the system of physical action developed by Constantin Stani=
slavski. Workshops, master classes and rehearsals are directed by top area p=
rofessionals.=A0 =A0As an added bonus, a series of classes and workshops wil=
l be held during this session that will prepare the students for professiona=
l auditions and the college theatre program application process.=A0A showcas=
e production of contemporary theatre scenes and monologues will be performed=
at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited area college edu=
cators and theatre professionals.=A0
Shakespeare Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays of William Shakespeare.=A0 This wo=
rkshop offers classes in performing Shakespeare, speaking verse, script anal=
ysis, voice for the stage, movement, audition techniques and stage combat.=
=A0 =A0A showcase production consisting of scenes from Shakespeare's plays w=
ill be performed at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited=20=
area college educators and theatre professionals.=A0
Musical Theatre Workshop
The great American invention, musical theatre, is explored in this intensive=
and challenging professional workshop.=A0 Area professionals in directing,=20=
acting, singing and dance will lead the participants through workshops and r=
ehearsals. =A0A showcase production=A0 that celebrates famous scenes from mu=
sical theatre will be performed at the end of the session for parents, frien=
ds and invited area college educators and theatre professionals.
DATES AND FEES:
Please visit our website at http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
to get information about specific dates and fees.
WHO WILL THE STAFF BE?
Many of the most notable names in theater in Northeast Ohio will be teaching=
. The staff members at FPAC are highly credentialed award-winning arts=
professionals with many years of experience in professional regional theatr=
e, national Broadway tours or resident theatre leadership.=A0 All have exten=
sive experience working with children, teens and adults in theatre and / or=20=
camp settings.=A0 Our staff are chosen based on their reputation for profess=
ional excellence and their love of working with young people.=A0
Fred Sternfeld, Camp Director; director, teacher (www.fredsternfeld.com)
Tom Fulton, Executive Director: director, actor, teacher (www.tomfulton.com)=A0
Andrew May, Associate Artistic Director=A0-- Great Lakes Theater Fest=
ival; actor, director, teacher
Victoria Bussert, Artistic Director, Cain Park; Resident Director, Gr=
eat Lakes Theater Festival, Musical Theater Professor, Baldwin-Wallace Colle=
ge
Mitchell Fields, freelance actor, teacher, director and improv instru=
ctor for Second City Cleveland
Wayne Turney, former actor/director at the Cleveland Play House; acto=
r, author, director, teacher
Martin Cespedes, director & choreographer, actor, teacher
All staff are subject to change without notice
For complete biographies of the staff please visit=20=
our website at htt=
p://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
WHEN ARE THE AUDITIONS?
Students can attend any or all of the sessions.=A0 The auditions will be he=
ld this Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2004.
WHO DO I CALL TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT?
Call Shirley at 440-338-3171 to set up your appointment and to acquire an en=
rollment packet.
WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE FOR THE AUDITION?
If you are auditioning for the Contemporary Theatre & Audition Workshop=20=
or the Shakespeare Workshop, please prepare two short contrasting monologues=
.=A0 If you are auditioning for the Musical Theatre Workshop as well, please=
prepare one monologue and one song instead.
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Margaret Lynch and Fred Gloor, the Cleveland Theater Collective --part1_159.2f26d3e2.2d779bfd_boundary-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 3 12:49:44 2004 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 12:49:44 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland begins GRAND HOTEL auditions! Message-ID: <20040303204944.42571.qmail@web13126.mail.yahoo.com> --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces AUDITIONS for THE GRAND HOTEL Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle Audition Dates and Times: March 6 (Saturday) 2:30pm-4:30pm in Room H1095. March 7 (Sunday) 1:00pm- 3:00pm in Room H1095 March 10 (Wednesday) Callbacks and additional auditions 7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center. First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message). Information concerning auditions: Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There is ONE (and possibly two) Equity contract(s) available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years. Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5. There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film. Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos. Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager. Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos. Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo. Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos. Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's) Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's) Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time. Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes. Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act. Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos. Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos. Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's). The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos. Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos. Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen. Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower. Follow the signs to room H1095. (Turn left into Building "D"; go through the gallery, past the restrooms and through the double doors {H Building} and take a left. H1095 is the first room on your right.) --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351-- From ahedger at fineartsassociation.org Wed Mar 3 13:29:44 2004 From: ahedger at fineartsassociation.org (Ann Hedger) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 16:29:44 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Ten Below" One Act Festival Auditions at The Fine Arts Association Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E1FAC9C@fa1.FineArts.Local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Auditions for The Fine Arts Association's The 8th Annual One Act Festival "Ten Below" Directed by Ann Hedger Monday & Tuesday, March 15 & 16, 2004 7:00 pm NO appointments needed. The Shadowbox Theatre The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio Several months ago, The Fine Arts Association put out a 'Call for Submissions' for unpublished 10-minute works for consideration for The 8th Annual One Act Festival entitled "Ten Below". We were thrilled to receive over 125 submissions from playwrights on the East Coast to the West Coast, including many from right here in the Cleveland area. After many weeks of reading, The Fine Arts Association is excited to bring 8 new works to our Shadowbox Theatre along with works by noted published playwrights including David Ives and Steven Deitz. Needed: 6 to 10 men and women Mixture of Ages - early 20's to 40/50's Actors may be cast in more than one piece. Cold readings from the scripts. PERFORMANCE DATES: May 14, 15, 20, 21, 28, & 29, 2004, 8:00 p.m. - Shadowbox Theatre FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ANN HEDGER - 440-951-7500 x 103 ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Ohio University College of = Osteopathic Medicine (OU COM) located in Sagamore Hills is seeking two female actors to = participate in our upcoming OSCE Lab testing for our 3rd year medical students. We are looking for two females to portray two different = patient roles that can pass for 36 years of = age. You would need to be available for = training on March 23rd = either late afternoon or evening for two hours. The actual acting dates = for our OSCE testing program are: Thursday, April 1, 2004; Friday, April 2, 2004; and Wednesday, April 7, = 2004. The hours for each of the three days would be from 8:00 = a.m. to 4:30 = p.m. You will be paid for the three testing dates and for the training. = For further information please contact me at your earliest convenience via = e-mail or telephone. I will not be available on Friday, March = 5th.
Thanks,
Nancy
Nancy C. Houser, Administrative Asst.
OU COM Northeast CORE
885 W. Aurora Rd., LL
Sagamore Hills, OH
Phone: 330-468-4500, x 221
e-mail: houser at exchange.oucom.ohiou.edu
fax: 330-468-4513
CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE
AUDITIONS
For
"Mere Mortals"
Six One-Act Comedies
PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH Dramatists, Inc.
Directed by Bob McCoy
Produced by Jim Magoon
Audition Information
Three Men and Three Women
18 and over
FOREPLAY OR: THE ART OF THE FUGUE, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don J=
uan, and his girlfriend on a date at the miniature golf course. When t=
hey move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with another=20=
date. Finally, and even older Chuck arrives with a young date. H=
is latest date doesn't get his jokes and worse, she's beating him at golf.&n=
bsp; (3M3W)
MERE MORTALS eavesdrops on a lunch hour on a girder 50 stories over t=
he street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing secrets=20=
of their past. (3M)
TIME FLIES, two lonely but sweet young mayflies meet at a pond and re=
ally hit it off. Unfortunately, Horace and May watch a nature program=20=
on this first night out and discover they have a lifespan of only one day -=20=
and their lives are half over. (2M, 1W)
DR. FRITZ, Vaudeville reigns as an American tourist in pain seeks med=
ical help from a wacky souvenir seller named Maria who channels an even wack=
ier German surgeon named Dr. Fritz. The comedy steps up when the docto=
r recommends an operation. (1M, 1W)
DEGAS C'EST MOI, A man wakes up one morning and decides to be the Fre=
nch artist Degas. The best place to do that is in New York City, where=
he encounters all that makes great art. (3M, 3W)
BABEL'S IN ARMS, Two ancient construction workers are charged with bu=
ilding the tower of Babel (or is it Babble) under penalty of death. Ca=
n they satisfy their hard-nosed female building contractor without actually=20=
doing any work? A burned out high priestess and her eunuch round out t=
he cast. (3M, 2W)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th 7:30pm
Theatre address
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls
We will have script selections available on site the night of auditions.&nbs=
p; Headshots and resumes are not expected, but are appreciated. All ac=
tors perform on a volunteer basis in Chagrin Valley Little Theatre productio=
ns.
SHOW DATES
April 30th - May 15th
Friday and Saturdays @ 8pm
Questions: Call 440-247-8955
HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AUDITIONS!
Gwen Hairy Gwen=20 Gloss
Now extended through March 20!
Here a=20
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SQUEEZEBOX
Copperfield=20
takes liposuction to a whole new level as the six foot one "King of =
Magic" gets=20
squeezed into a bite-sized piece that could fit into a Prada shoe=20
box.
THE LOTTERY
Inspired by David's grandfather's =
unfilled dream, "The Lottery" is an astonishing epic of brain-busters.=20
Copperfield involves the entire audience, and shares his secret =
technique for=20
predicting the winning numbers of "The Lottery."
MAN VERSUS =
STEEL
David walked through the
THIRTEEN
One of =
Copperfield's=20
most heavily-requested creations, thirteen audience members chosen =
entirely at=20
random vanish, leaving friends and family wondering whether to applaud =
or put=20
their loved ones' faces on milk cartons. Their fears are allayed as the =
thirteen=20
reappear, instantly, in the most surprising of places.
Performance times and ticket prices for
Parodying=20
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Nanki-Poo, the Mikado’s son, flees Titipu to avoid an arranged =
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Comic=20
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–=20
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celebration=20
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buried=20
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signs an=20
affidavit alleging the prince has been executed. When the Mikado =
discovers his=20
son has apparently been beheaded, he orders Ko-Ko’s execution. =
Ko-Ko then uses=20
his zany, illogical reasoning to appease the Mikado. And happily, the =
secretly=20
wed Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo emerge from hiding.
I bring the lights and backdrop. The following prices are for =
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Digital Image
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216 509-4959
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Thank you for your time, consideration and I hope your support. --part1_13.28f6805c.2d78999f_boundary-- From vr8 at uakron.edu Thu Mar 4 06:42:32 2004 From: vr8 at uakron.edu (reynolds,victoria) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 09:42:32 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Tony AwardR-Winner FOSSE jazzes up E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall Message-ID: <36139CA1DEBF464EB20A99CE4E8C0574028116FC@POWELL.uanet.edu> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C401F6.ECFEE51B Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 Dear NeoPAL subscriber: =20 How can the fusion of 30 dancers, 84 pairs of shoes, 72 hats, 12 pairs of gloves, 216 light bulbs, 50 moving lights and three fog machines culminate in a Tony Award(r)-winning smash hit musical? Easily - if the choreographer and director happens to be Bob Fosse. =20 FOSSE, which won the 1999 Tony Award(r) for best musical, highlights the work of legendary dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse. Long-time Fosse stars Gwen Verdon and Ann Reinking came together to recreate Bob Fosse's groundbreaking work, and an extraordinarily talented cast brings Broadway's all-time best choreography to life in FOSSE. And during March 19-21, The University of Akron's E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall will spotlight Fosse's style that revolutionized musical theatre with such Broadway hits as Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', and the films Cabaret and All That Jazz.=20 =20 In 1973, Bob Fosse became the first director in history to win the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award in a single year for the film version of Cabaret, the Broadway musical Pippin and the television special "Liza with a Z." His work on Broadway, for which he won nine Tony Awards(r), includes The Pajama Game, Redhead, Little Me, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', Damn Yankees, Big Deal, New Girl In Town and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. His film work includes the direction of Sweet Charity, Lenny, All That Jazz and Star 80, and the choreography for My Sister Eileen, The Little Prince, The Pajama Game and Damn Yankees. =20 FOSSE includes rarely seen dance and musical numbers from the choreographer's earliest works, and several numbers from films and television shows never before seen on stage. The production also showcases classic Fosse dance numbers including "Steam Heat," "Big Spender," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "Rich Man's Frug," and "Sing, Sing, Sing."=20 =20 Performance dates and times for the tour's run at E.J. Thomas Hall are as follows: =20 Fri., March 19, 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sat., March 20, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 2 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 7 p.m., $47.50, $42.50, $35, $25=20 Now on sale, tickets for FOSSE are available through the E.J. Thomas Hall Ticket Office at 330.972.7570. Tickets can also be purchased at all Ticketmaster Centers, via Charge-By-Phone at 330.945.9400 (Akron), 216.241.5555 (Cleveland), or online at
Sat.,=20 March 20,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Kevin Clinton's Martini Lounge graces the lower level of the Pickwick & Frolic complex and features a comfortably sexy ambiance. On Fridays & Saturdays, there's a simply wonderful little Vegas-Style show that is sure to drive you wild! In addition to the spectacular performers on stage, there is always a local talent who is enticed to sing a song or two for the crowd. Well, my pets -- Miss Gulch Sings on Saturday March 6th!
Be sure to join us as Almira takes to the stage for a little song-preview from her show! Admission is FREE and the optional valet parking is only $6.00. Come early for the best seats, order your favorite martini and enjoy the entire evening's events!
AND...Almira Gulch and all her wisdom hits Kennedy's Stage at Playhouse Square next Friday, March 12th! Don't be caught without your tickets to the most important theatrical event since "Footloose" became a musical!
Tickets are just $20 and you can purchase your tickets through tickets.com by calling 216.241.6000, or if you're an old-fashioned girl (like Miss Gulch), then you can purchase your tickets at the State Theatre Box Office at Playhouse Square Center. Tickets will also be available at the Midnight Martini show on Saturday, March 5th!
The acting students of Mitchell Fields will present a recital o= n March 13th in the William Allman Theater of Baldwin Wallace College locate= d in the Kleist Building on Bagley Road in Berea. It begins at 7:00 PM. All=20= are invited. No admission fee. The recital includes the debut performance of= Mitchell's Second City class: Newman's Own Improv Sauce. Hope to see you th= ere.
--part1_98.4e70d6a.2d78aea0_boundary-- From dwarnke at karamu.com Thu Mar 4 08:34:54 2004 From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:34:54 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors and directors needed Message-ID: <022501c40206$a6e373c0$0101a8c0@doug> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Karamu Performing Arts Theater is seeking actors and directors for its = upcoming Arenafest Festival of New Plays. The event is staged in = reader's theatre format and runs April 19-30 with a different = performance every weeknight. First time directors and actors are = encouraged to apply. =20 To set up an interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence = Spivey, Artistic Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March = ninth. =20 Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's Concert Hall = March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot and resume = if you have them. Prepared monologues are not needed. Adult actors of = all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls please. Karamu is located at 2355 East 89th Street, in the heart of the Fairfax = District, on the corner of 89th and Quincy. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
GYMNASTICS
CALL FOR ARTISTS
=
FOR THE MYRANT THEATER
The Myrant Theater is a new theatre (in =
Sandusky , Ohio, no less!), dedicated to exploring cla=
ssic and contemporary works through non-traditional casting. We also strive to produce individual and gro=
up new works exploring new perspectives.&n=
bsp; We hope to have our first season start this coming fall, 2004. This is a call for all artists=
of all ages and skill levels to participate. If you are interested in acting, designing, construction, or just theatre i=
n general, we want to hear from YOU! =
Please email me at the following address with your name, email, and=20=
your interest/background in theatre. =
I will keep you posted as we move toward viable theatre in the North=
coast!
Tell Your Friends!
Tell Your Enemies!
=E2=80=9CTheater is not a privilege;=20=
it is a RIGHT=E2=80=9D
(please don=E2=80=99t spam=
us, or I will stab you with a spork)
David A. =
Hollis Exhibits Vision
Vortex – the Photographic Study of the “Energy of
Consciousness” At The =
Now through April 9 Exhibit is free and open to the =
public. The =
“Kinesiography”
is the photographic study of the “energy of consciousness;” =
of
“all that is . . .” – Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity. This meld of
photographic art and kinesiology (the science of human energy fields), =
enables
the digital creation of Giclee’
prints that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising =
the
consciousness of those who view them. =
; The
=
; For
more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award winning =
photojournalist for
television stations in the =
=
; David’s
Vision Vortex exhibit will =
include
“Anthropomorphia” – dogs and cats, “Sedona
Series” – =
=
; The
exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays – Saturdays from =
Yvette A. Hanzel Director of Marketing 216.521.2540 ext. 225 Email: =
yvette at beckcenter.org Fax: =
216.228.6050
=E2=80=98Beanie=E2=80=99 Brings=20=
Laughs to The Players Guild Theatre
Parking is available on the street or in the Statler Arms garage. The Statle=
r building is located at 1127 Euclid Ave .near the heart of Playhouse square=
, at the corner of 12th and Euclid. Classes will be taught by Second City Al=
umni Nate Cockerill.
For more information and to sign up send email to nathancockerill at yahoo.com<=
BR>
Placement in the classes is limited so act fast if you are interested.
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 4 13:57:53 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 16:57:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Exhibits Vision Vortex
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David A. Hollis
Exhibits Vision Vortex - the Photographic Study of the "Energy of
Consciousness"
At
The Beck Center for the Arts - Creative Arts Building
Now through April 9
=20
Exhibit is free and open to the public.
=20
The Beck Center for the Arts presents an exhibit of "kinesiography"
entitled Vision Vortex inspired by David A. Hollis, on display now
through April 9 at the Creative Arts building on The Beck Center for the
Arts campus. =20
"Kinesiography" is the photographic study of the "energy of
consciousness;" of "all that is . . ." - Einstein's Theory of
Relativity. This meld of photographic art and kinesiology (the science
of human energy fields), enables the digital creation of Giclee' prints
that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising the
consciousness of those who view them.
The Beck Center is proud to display Vision Vortex in its'
Creative Arts Therapies Building, which is used for music and art
therapy. Visual forms of expression have been basic to society
throughout recorded history. It was not until the 1930's that art
therapy became a recognized profession, and not recognized for it's
contribution to healing until the 1960's and 1970's. Art therapy is the
use of art to express feelings and thoughts. It is a means to develop
physical, emotional and learning skills through guided therapeutic art
experiences.
For more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award
winning photojournalist for television stations in the Cleveland market.
He began his career at WAKR (Akron) in 1972. He moved to WKYC in
Cleveland in 1978 and then to his current position with WJW FOX 8 in
1994. =20
David's Vision Vortex exhibit will include "Anthropomorphia"
- dogs and cats, "Sedona Series" - Arizona vortex sites and "Geoscaptes
et al" - weather phenomena. The Sedona prints draw from an area well
known for its amplified energies and combine unmatched geophysical
beauty with the mystery of the Vortex experience.
The exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays -
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. through April 9. A portion of the
proceeds from the sale of the photos will benefit Creative Arts
Therapies at the Beck Center for the Arts. For more information please
call Ed Gallagher at 216.228.8499. The Beck Center is located just 10
minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood.
The Creative Arts building sits on Detroit Road in front of the Beck
Center campus.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org
To set up =
an=20
interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence Spivey, =
Artistic=20
Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March 9th. =20
Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's =
Concert=20
Hall March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot =
and resume=20
if you have them. Please have a prepared monologue. Adult =
actors of=20
all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls =
please.
Karamu is=20
located at 2355 East 89th Street, two blocks south of Cleveland Clinic =
Hospital,=20
on the corner of East 89th and Quincy. =20
Karamu is the oldest African
###
The Play= ers Guild Theatre
www.play= ersguildtheatre.com
-------------------------------1078426486-- From mslowey at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 12:19:35 2004 From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 12:19:35 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE SEEKING MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" Message-ID: <20040304201935.10661.qmail@web80408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH 44145 (between Hilliard and Detroit) Phone: 440-331-0403 FAX: 440-331-6051 Clague Playhouse is seeking a musical director for The Fantasticks. This is a paid position. Director is Rob Gibb Performance Dates are May 7 - 30, 2004. Please contact Bernice Bolek at 440-331-8497 for additional information. --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-asciiWOIO/WUAB looking for plus size =
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An adaptation of poetry written about the nursing profession for National Nu= rsing Week. We are looking to fill two slots in our ensemble cast of seven w= omen. Rehearsals will be in April and performances are on May 8 + 9. There i= s also a stipend for that includes the rehearsal period and performances.&nb= sp; Auditions to be held at Lakewood Presbyterian Church 14502 Detroit ave -= across the street from Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, Oh. Audition date is=20= March 17th between 6-9P.M. Contact Nicole Pearce at 917-674-7069 --part1_1ea.1a8c39cf.2d790394_boundary-- From dramaticdesign at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 17:00:10 2004 From: dramaticdesign at yahoo.com (dottie oliver) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 17:00:10 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Still in need of male singer/dancers for "MAME" Message-ID: <20040305010010.58723.qmail@web41711.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi NEohioPAL subscribers: Dottie Oliver here, and sure could use some help! I'm directing "Mame" for Happy Ending Lyric Players (H.E.L.P.) at First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Hts. This is my first time directing there, and as is usually the case, we had no young men singer/dancers try out. I was able to cast an older Patrick, and we have a DYNAMITE cast all together! I have all the women I need, including three wonderfully strong leads, but I'm missing one male @20 yr.-old, (or looks it) speaking part, Junior Babcock, (who also sings & dances), and about 4-6 other young male singer/dancers in the 17-25 yr. old range. Do you know of anyone who might be available to put on a red riding jacket and come do high kicks and jitter-bugging??? I'll need names & phone #s/e-mail addresses, please. Not to the totally desperate point yet, but I'll need them to start rehearsing asap. We've only been rehearsing for two weeks, but I wouldn't want them to fall too far behind. Actually, if they could do all the chorus scenes, that's great, but if they're super busy, and would only like to do the two main dance #s, that's ok, too. I'm a little desperate, can you tell???? If you're interested, or know of anyone the right age that would be, maybe a nephew or a son, or a brother????, Please reply to me at dramaticdesign at yahoo.com to arrange an audition. Also, does anyone have a big moon to loan us? I don't think "Mame" or "Will Rogers Follies" have been done in the area for awhile, so I don't know of any moons hanging around in your scene shops????? It has to swing and be able to be sat on. (It would save us making one) G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm. THANKS SO MUCH for reading this and for your help. Have a blessed day! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
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Learn the -- Who -- What -- When -- Where -- & -- How -- to make that Le=
ap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. =
; Everything from --Audition -- to -- Acting Classes -- to -- Apartments, Re=
sources, Networking & other "Survival skills." All about "Showcase=
s" and developing your own "One Man/Woiman Show" to get noticed & to get=
work.
Sat. 3/13: Career Options & Transisitions
Learn how to create, build & keep your career alive. Use your vers=
atility to help pay the bills when your career seems stalled or isn't going=20=
the way you'd like. Discover the power of creating your individual =
"'Signature Style' Career Game Plans."
Fee: $25.00 per session. Major credit cards accepted.
Call (216) 561-8608 to register & for complete details.
=
Note: Can't attend classes? Private Coaching available at the $25.0=
0 price for Saturday series.
. Coming Soon . . . Spring Sessions & Private Coaching
The "Tricks of the Trade . . ." Spring Series will begin S=
at. March 27th.
1. The following sessions for On-stage, On-Camera & Voiceover will=
be scheduled:
. Auditions & Jobs.
. On-camera Skills & T=
echniques
. Marketing: 'Tools=20=
of the Trade' & Business Basics
. Character Development, M=
onologues & Scene Study
2. "Scriptwriting Basics for Aspiring Playwrights" will b=
e offered for the Spring Session.
Gary Webster, Playwright will be the instructor.
For Complete details, call (216) 561-8608.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio, <=
/B>is an actor, director and coach whose professional credits include recent=
appearances in Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibsen's =
A Doll's House, Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, Langston Hughes'=20=
Simply Heavenly, Ossie Davis' Purlie, Shakespeare's The Mer=
ry Wives of Windsor as well as other roles in Cleveland area theatres. S=
he has been a recipient of the Karamu Actors Guild, 1999-2000 (Outer Circle)=
Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical," for her role as Idella in=
Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie. Recent TV=
credits include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwone=
Fisher directed by Denzel Washington, and The Year That Trembled, Jay Craven, Director. Her talent resume lists numerous TV commercial=
s, industrials, and voiceovers.
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to p=
resent her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business, Lif=
e Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist Present=
ations. Sue also can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=A9 "Getting Your Big Break," and "Actors' Career Development" workshop series for various theatre, educational and cultural arts organiz=
ations.
"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION" BY KIRK WOOD BROMLEY
JUNE 18 - JULY 4, 2004
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wo= od Bromley and directed by David Hansen, opening Friday, June 18, 2004 at 7 = PM, on the Kulas Community Stage at Wade Oval in University Circle. Th= is production is free and open to the public.
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. &nbs= p;All the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Be= nedict Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin,
Adams and, of course, George Washington. The action springs to life w= ith passion and humor, and blows the dust off these historical icons. = Come and share Washington's travails against Redcoats, Tories, Hessian= s, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a bankrupt Congress, spies and his own i= ncompetent and restless soldiers along the way to the birth of the American = spirit.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wood Bromley, winner of the Excellence in P= laywriting Award at the 2002 New York City International Fringe Festival, co= ntinues Bad Epitaph=B9s five year commitment to plays with heightened language= , original, live music, and presenting tales of the past to illuminate impor= tant issues of the present day.
Performances for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION are Fridays and Saturdays at 7 PM = and Sundays at 3 PM, presented on the beautiful, newly renovated Wade Oval i= n University Circle, in view of many of Cleveland=B9s great cultural instituti= ons. This is THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION=B9s first production outside of New York = City, and Bad Epitaph=B9s first outdoor production. THE AMERICAN REVOLUT= ION is presented with the generous assistance of the Cleveland Theater Colle= ctive.
The acting company includes Mark Cipra, Aaron Coleman, Magdalyn Donnelly, K= elly Elliott, Nathan Gurr, Cat Kenney, Doug Kusak, Susan Lucier, Ray McNiece= , Andrew Narten, Brian Pedaci, Sandra Cox True, Matt Zitelli and William Mar= shall as George Washington.
For more information, check the website at http://www.badepitaph.org= or call (216) 556-0919.
"After your death you were better have a bad epitaph than their ill re= port while you live." (Hamlet, II.ii)
--MS_Mac_OE_3161284039_14067345_MIME_Part-- From annefusco at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 20:10:04 2004 From: annefusco at yahoo.com (Anne Fusco) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 20:10:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Matthew James Murphy Show Updates and Cleveland Magazine Message-ID: <20040305041004.62674.qmail@web40911.mail.yahoo.com> --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hello Everyone! A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A CLEVELAND MAGAZINE!!! THERE IS A FEATURE STORY IN THE MAGAZINE ABOUT MATTHEW AND A REVIEW OF HIS NEW ALBUM "LIFE!" Matthew James Murphy has been working hard and we have added some new appearances to the list! He will be appearing at all of the Cleveland area BORDERS BOOK STORES in the month of March. He will be playing some select songs and doing some question and answer sessions, as well. CHECK OUT THE DATES AND TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS! Each BORDERS location will also be selling Matthew James Murphy CD's, so your friends can pick them up. MARCH DATES MARCH 10TH (wED) BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 18TH (THURS) BORDERS IN MENTOR 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 24TH (WED) BORDERS IN SOLON 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 25TH (THURS) BORDERS IN WESTLAKE 7 pm - 9 pm APRIL 15TH (THURS) BORDERS IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 7 pm - 9 pm Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows! Peace, love and music! Anne Fusco Publicist Premiere Artist Management www.matthewjamesmurphy.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A
MARCH DATES
MARCH 10TH (wED)
BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD
MARCH 18TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
MARCH 24TH (WED)
BORDERS IN SOLON
MARCH 25TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
APRIL 15TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows!
Peace, love and music!
Anne Fusco
Publicist
Premiere Artist Management
www.matthewjamesmurphy.com
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536-- From bdiehl at ayalogic.com Fri Mar 5 05:17:42 2004 From: bdiehl at ayalogic.com (Brian Diehl) Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 08:17:42 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions: Perfect Wedding: Hudson Players Message-ID: <01cc01c402b4$40f62ae0$0e00a8c0@hq.local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit On March 7 and 8, at 7:00 PM, Hudson Players will be holding auditions for "Perfect Wedding," a farce by Robin Hawdon. It will run April 30, May 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15. Auditions and performances will be held at Hudson's Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St. The six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in their 20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the mother/mother-in-law. In "Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his wedding day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best man and the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not far behind. The production will be directed by Wayne Merholz from Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters throughout Ohio. Author Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied career. Beyond writing novels and appearing on British television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and "Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, "Don't Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be $10 and will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330 655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book Shop. The Barlow Community Center is off route 303, two blocks east of route 91 and on S. Oviatt Street - across from the Hudson Fire Department and Safety Center. For more information or for tickets, contact the Hudson Players: players at ayalogic.com. # # # Contact: Brian Diehl, Board Member, Hudson Players: Email: bdiehl at ayalogic.com ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
On
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The
six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in =
their
20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the
mother/mother-in-law. =
In
"Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his =
wedding
day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't
remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best =
man and
the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not =
far behind.
The
production will be directed by Wayne Merholz =
from
Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La =
Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters =
throughout
Author
Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied =
career. Beyond writing novels and =
appearing on British
television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and
"Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays
including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, =
"Don't
Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be =
$10 and
will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330
655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book =
Shop.
The
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Contact: =
Bill Rudman, Joe = Hunter,=20 Susan Hesse and Vince=20 Mastro
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE<= o:p>
Contact: &= nbsp; Amy Marie Sima (Artistic and Educ= ation Coordinator)
Ph= one: =20= 330-453-7619
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The Players=20=
Guild Theatre Announces
Auditions fo= r The Tale of the Allergist=E2=80= =99s Wife
Canton, Ohio,=
March 5, 2004=E2=80=94The Players Guild Theatre announces auditions for=
The Tale of The Allergist=E2=80=
=99s Wife, Charles Busch=E2=80=99s razor-sh=
arp new social satire, filled with naughty fun and scandalous surprises.
Director Nancy Cates is lo=
oking for three women ages 40 to 80 and two men ages 25 to 50. The you=
nger male actor is of middle-eastern descent. All roles are available and th=
ose auditioning will be asked to read from the script.
Auditions will be held Sunday, M=
arch 14 at
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE=
Contact: &= nbsp; Amy Marie Sima (Artistic and Educ= ation Coordinator)
Ph= one: =20= 330-453-7619
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Titanic Auditions at The Players Guild Theatre=
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March 5, 2004=E2=80=94The Players Guild Theatre announces auditions for=
the Tony Award-winning musical, Ti=
tanic.&nb=
sp; This unforgettable story of the infamous ship will be directed by=
Terry Burglar.
Actors of all ages are nee=
ded. Auditioners should be pr=
epared to sing a show tune and read from the script. Those who can do dialects should be prepared to demo=
nstrate Irish and British dialects. =20=
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Hello my= name is=20 Lisa, I am a Representative with a Talent Marketing and Promotions Company.= We=20 are currently looking for talent for a NEW=20 REALITY TV SHOW with the following needed:= =20
If you w= ould like=20 apply for an audition for the show call:
We are interested in speaking=
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as soon as possible.
Call anytime Monday - Friday between 9am-7pm=20
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= Reservations can be made by calling Clague Playhouse at 440-331-0403. Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH ( Clague Road Exit off of I-90 ) Cast includes: Bernice Bolek Brian Bowers Anne Foster Kim Holub Judy MacKeigan Amy Pawlukiewicz Dennis Runkle Lou Will Curtis Young Kevin Joseph Kelly Call me for anything 216-269-3824 TPOG! --part1_1cc.1b52c13c.2d7bef9a_boundary-- From comedyattherose at hotmail.com Fri Mar 5 12:25:55 2004 From: comedyattherose at hotmail.com (The Rose) Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 20:25:55 +0000 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy at The Rose in Medina Message-ID: FOOTLOOSE
The =
Broadway=20
Musical
The Perry Players of =
Perry High=20
School in Stark County will be celebrating their
Wednesday, March 31 -=20
7:30 PM
Thursday, April 1 - 7:30=20
PM
Friday, =
April 2 - 7:30=20
PM
Saturday, April 3 - 7:30=20
PM
Sunday, =
April 4 - 2:30=20
PM Matinee
Sunday, =
April 4 - 7:30=20
PM
Perry Theatre =
Director, Louie=20
Mattachione announced that tickets went on sale for the General Public =
on
The Perry Broadway =
Musicals have=20
a long history of selling out their shows. But this five day =
"sell-out" is=20
a record.
Theatre and the =
"Arts" are alive=20
and well in Stark County!
AUDITION NOTICE!!!!
Brecksville Little Theater is announcing auditions for Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES! Directed by Mr. Doug Farron with Music Direction Mr. David W. Coxe
Audition Dates: Saturday March 13 and Saturday March 20 from Noon to 4:00 PM at the Brecksville Little Theater.
Performance Dates are May 28, 29 and June 4,5,6,11,12,13,18,19
We are currently seeking 21 adults from mid-40's to age 80.
We are also seeking adults aged early 20's to mid-30's.
Please come prepared to sing (accompanist will be provided) and prepared to read.
Go to http://www.brecksville.oh.us/blt/ for directions and phone numbers. Some of you may not know this, but there's a theatre in=20
Kent, called, appropriately enough, Kent Stage Players.
Some of you may know this, and just not care.
They want to change that opinion.
Thursday, March 18th, NEohioPAL members are invited to a =
FREE=20
PREVIEW PERFORMANCE of
ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE=20
DEAD
Written by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Jeff Holland
From the mind of Mike and Ike comes a dark, surreal take on a dark =
surreal=20
play. You thought the show was wild to begin with? You ain't =
seen=20
nothing yet.
Print this email, call 330-677-5005 for reservations, and you =
and a=20
guest can see a funny, thought provoking, weird, wacky, and =
mildly=20
disturbing show FOR FREE!
For further information, email
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From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 12:18:12 2004
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 12:18:12 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for GRAND HOTEL!
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Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower.
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Did I mention it's FREE? Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
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To learn more about Kassaba there is a combination feature article/CD review at: http://www.artscleveland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=502&highlight=#502 The Beachland Ballroom is at 15711 Waterloo Road; phone is (216) 383-1124 or their web-site is: http://www.beachlandballroom.com Performance time is 8 pm, and tickets are $8. ============ From cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 19:21:55 2004 From: cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com (Joseph Rubin) Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 19:21:55 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Canton Comic Opera Company presents THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert Message-ID: <20040308032155.65175.qmail@web13002.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 Canton, Ohio-- The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 21 at 2:00 p.m. All performances will be at Cable Recital Hall in the Cultural Center for the Arts, 1001 Market Ave. N., Canton. THE FORTUNE TELLER features an unparalleled cast of Northeast Ohio?s finest singers, directed by Musical Director, Mr. Adam Aceto of Michigan?s Ann Arbor Comic Opera Guild. The production will also be accompanied by Mr. Aceto and Mr. Patrick Johnson at the two pianos. Tickets are $15.00 for general admission and $10.00 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets or for more information call 330-327-2985, or view the Canton Comic Opera Company?s website at http://www.geocities.com/cantoncomicopera/main.html. The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the United States and expose a new generation to this ?lost? art form.? Rubin is also the founder and Executive Director of the highly successful Annual Lillian and Dorothy Gish Film Festival at the Lincoln Theatre in Massillon, now in its third year. THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in Hungary, involving a gypsy fortune teller and a heiress from Budapest who is studying for the ballet who looks just like her. The operetta boasts one of Victor Herbert?s best scores, featuring the famous ?Gypsy Love Song? (?Slumber on, my little gypsy sweetheart?) and ?Romany Life.? Herbert?s other successful operettas include BABES IN TOYLAND (1903) and NAUGHTY MARIETTA (1910). THE FORTUNE TELLER, although extremely popular and continuously revived until the 1950?s, has not been performed for more than 50 years and has fallen into undeserved neglect. The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in Canton, Ohio, dedicated to the preservation and performance of American operettas. Founded and incorporated in 2003 by executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, The Canton Comic Opera Company is a volunteer organization providing talented singers in the Northeastern Ohio community with the opportunity to perform in operetta productions. The Canton Comic Opera Company is the only theatre company in the world dedicated solely to the performance of historic American operettas. ### --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in ### Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040-- From bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com Sun Mar 7 19:34:57 2004 From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin) Date: Sun, 07 Mar 2004 22:34:57 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Bodwin Theatre Company Presents Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid (March 12-14) Message-ID: The third installation of the =
Cheap Yucks=20
series of stand-up comedy will be held on Saturday, March 6th at 10:pm =
at the=20
Winchester located at 12112 Madison Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio.=20
216-226-5681.
Featuring Cody Dove =
(=20
formerly of Second City) and urban comedy diva Ms. Super=20
Nobody.
Also appearing :
Mr. =
Sunshine
Kathie =
Dice
Tim =
Cornett
Rufus =
Malone
and your host and emcee: =
"Big Sexy"=20
Lester Graham
For more info visit
"Cheap Yucks
Five = Bucks Very=20 Little Sucks!" Mike Baker ------=_NextPart_001_0002_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00 Content-Type: image/gif; name="Blank Bkgrd.gif" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-ID: <041285111 at 01032004-1B35> R0lGODlhLQAtAID/AP////f39ywAAAAALQAtAEACcAxup8vtvxKQsFon6d02898pGkgiYoCm6sq2 7iqWcmzOsmeXeA7uPJd5CYdD2g9oPF58ygqz+XhCG9JpJGmlYrPXGlfr/Yo/VW45e7amp2tou/lW xo/zX513z+Vt+1n/tiX2pxP4NUhy2FM4xtjIUQAAOw== ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- >From bstuewe" TrueNorth Cultural=20 Arts For immediate release=97 For further information, contact Rick Fortney at 440-933-2905 or 440-930-7411. TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present its Winter = Concert on=20 Saturday, March 6, 7:30 p.m. at Providence Church in Avon. The concert = will=20 feature the TrueNorth Chorale and the Avon Lake Men=92s Chorus, both = under the=20 direction of Founder / Director Rick Fortney and a guest choir from = Grand Blanc,=20 Michigan, The New Century Chorale, under the direction of Gene = Coburn. The New Century Chorale represents Michigan = communities=20 throughout Genesee and Northern Oakland counties. Both TrueNorth and the = New=20 Century Chorale are dedicated to the enrichment of our communities = through the=20 joy of music; committed to performing quality and diverse repertoire, = and to=20 reinforcing the value of the performing arts in our society. In addition to the 100 musicians from the choirs, = artists from=20 TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 will display their work in the lobby of the sanctuary. TrueNorth is home = to 30=20 local artists. The Art show presented at this concert will have a Lenten = theme=20 reflecting on the journey Christ traveled first to Jerusalem, then to = the Cross,=20 and then to Life Everlasting. Tickets are $ 8.00 for general admission and $ 5.00 = for=20 students and seniors, 65 and older, and can be purchased from any = TrueNorth=20 member, or by calling the TrueNorth office at 440-930-7411. To pay by = credit=20 card, visit the TrueNorth Gallery, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 33489-1 Lake Road in Avon Lake. . Tickets will also be available at the = door.=20 Providence Church is located at 35295 Detroit Road in = Avon, =BE=20 mile east of Rt. 83, across from the east entrance to the Avon Commons.=20 Providence Church recently celebrated their grand opening of their new = complex=20 and sanctuary. The TrueNorth Concert serves as an excellent opportunity = for the=20 community to come visit and experience this wonderful new facility. For more information contact the TrueNorth website = =96 THIS IS THE FINAL=
WEEKEND FOR Olde Towne Hall Theatre is located at: 36119 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039 Just 500 feet west of the intersection of Ohio Route 113 (Center Ridge Road)= and Route 83 (Avon-Belden Road), directly in front of the giant North Ridge= ville water tower.
--part1_d7.4923a97.2d74b768_boundary-- From Mercuryss2003 at aol.com Mon Mar 1 08:32:17 2004 From: Mercuryss2003 at aol.com (Mercuryss2003 at aol.com) Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 11:32:17 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Open MSS Auditions! Tonight and Tomorrow! Message-ID: <1d2.1aef2d01.2d74bf91@aol.com> -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!! Mercury Summer Stock announces 2004 Season Auditions FOOTLOOSE Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford & Walter Bobbie Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dean Pitchford JUNE 18,19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 ALL ROLES EXCEPT WILLARD HEWITT ARE AVAILABLE SPECIFICALLY SEEKING: Rev. Moore and men ages 15-25 BLOOD BROTHERS Book, Music and Lyrics by Willy Russell JULY 16, 17, 21, 22, 23,24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE REALLY ROSIE Book by Maurice Sendak Lyrics by Carole King JULY 17, 20, 22, 24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE FUNNY GIRL Book by Garson Kanin & Isobel Lennart Music by Jule Styne Lyrics by Bob Merrill AUGUST 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ALL ROLES EXCEPT FANNY AND NICK ARNSTEIN ARE AVAILABLE AUDITION DATES/TIMES Monday, March 1 - 6-10pm Tuesday, March 2 -6-10pm Wednesday, March 3 -Callbacks TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT CALL TOLL FREE AT : 877-212-7185 0R EMAIL AT: MercurySS2003 at aol.com LOCATION Bedford Heights Community Center 5615 Perkins Road Bedford Heights, OH 44146 Memorize/Prepare TWO SHORT SONGS (uptempo and ballad)- bring sheet music in the proper key (accompanist provided) Bring Current resume/headshot Bring clothes to dance (if auditioning for Funny Girl, bring tap shoes) Check your calendar for any conflicts before auditioning FOR MORE INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: http://mercury_summer_stock.tripod.com/ Hope to see you there! -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!!
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2004 Season Auditions FOOTLOOSE = Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchf= ord & Walter Bobbie Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dea= n Pitchford JUNE 18,19, 22, 23= , 24, 25, 26 ALL ROLES EXCEPT= WILLARD HEWITT ARE AVAILABLE
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E INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS Voted best multicultural event of =
the
year at Metropolitan State College, Denver 2001, the Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is an entertaining romp =
through
the history of the Guerrilla Girls, an up-to-date look at Guerrilla Girls On Tour’s =
latest
masked capers, and a discussion with the audience on the current =
discriminating
trends happening right in their home towns. During a slide show of =
the
Girls’ most famous posters, actions and antics, three members of
Guerrilla Girls On tour share with the audience secrets about what makes =
the
group run, where they get their ideas, how they invented their
five-minute-research technique, and the origins of the use of humor as a =
weapon
to fight sexism and racism. The Gig ends with some current =
shocking
statistics and a lively Q&A with the audience. The Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is =
free and
open to the public, and will be held on Tuesday, March 2nd at =
7:00pm in =
the Donahue
Auditorium of the Dolan Science Church of the Saviour in =
The concert is free and open to the public. There is plenty of free lighted =
parking and
the church is handicapped-accessible.
For more information please call the church at =
216-321-8880. Judith
Higbee Director
of Music Church
of the Saviour (UM) higbee at chsaviour.org Need to find the following!?
ALL available at: Reader's Theatre Auditions Jean Sycle Martin
216-561-8588
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From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 20:14:24 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players Auditions
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Workshop Players announces auditions for The Dining Room, a comedy/drama by
A. R. Gurney. Director Don Wozniak is seeking adult actors, a minimum of three
men and three women, possibly as many as four of each. Auditions will
consist of readings from the script. Each actor will be asked to play a variety of
roles and ages from grade school age through elderly.
Auditions will be held at Workshop Players Theater, located at 44820 Middle
Ridge Road in Amherst, on Sunday, April 18 and Monday, April 19, from 7 to 9:30
p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.
For more information, contact the director at 440-244-3960 or by e-mail at:
cen55422 at centurytel.net
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From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin)
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 21:07:23 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Issue 31 -- Arts and Culture IS economic Development (Vote
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Store more e-mails with MSN Hotmail Extra Storage ? 4 plans to choose from! From SDAssistsU at aol.com Tue Mar 2 07:42:02 2004 From: SDAssistsU at aol.com (SDAssistsU at aol.com) Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 10:42:02 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dance Space Needed Message-ID: <278A66AF.074A5C6D.0BAE9132@aol.com> ********IN NEED OF DANCE STUDIO SPACE******************** Greetings! I am hosting a dance seminar scheduled for Sunday, March 21, 2004 between the hours of 1:00 - 5:30. Due to a high volume of interest in the seminar, registrations have surpassed the capacity of my current studio. I'm looking to rent studio space to handle approx. 45 dancers. If someone has a space available please contact me at sdassistsu at aol.com. Thank you. Cassandra Al Warda The Wind and Sand Dance Co. From kschimel at ashland.edu Tue Mar 2 07:43:29 2004 From: kschimel at ashland.edu (Keli Schimelpfenig) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 10:43:29 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ashland Summer Theatre Festival Accepting Resumes for Technical Director Position Message-ID: <5A78EF0A-6C60-11D8-B0DE-000A956A1C48@ashland.edu> The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is now accepting resumes for technical director for its 2004 season, which will include A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Lend Me a Tenor, and Hello, Dolly! The program is an intense eight week experience consisting of actors, technicians, and staff members who work seven days a week, 10 hours a day to present three professional quality productions. Company Members are offered a chance to develop talents in acting, dance, scenery construction, costumes, make-up, sound, and lighting design that will prepare them to go on to exciting careers in the professional entertainment world. Contract dates are May 17 through July 19, and the salary range is $350 per week. All company members receive a single room in university housing two blocks from the theatre, and a generous weekly stipend is provided for meals. The average daily work schedule is 9am to 10pm with meal and personal breaks. The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is located on the campus of Ashland University in North Central Ohio between Cleveland and Columbus. The theatre facilities include a 730 seat proscenium house, fully equipped scene, costume, and paint shops onsite, as well as storage facilities for stock costumes, scenery, and lighting equipment. These facilities also feature a computerized lighting system and a refurbished sound system. The official job description is included below. Additional information and production photos are available at our website, www.ashland.edu/summertheatre Resumes can be sent to Becky Misenheimer, Production Manager, via fax at 419-289-5329, e-mail at rmisenhe at ashland.edu and by mail at Ashland Summer Theatre Festival, 401 College Ave, Ashland, OH 44805. Technical Director (1 position) Hire Dates: 5-17-04 to 7-19-04 Salary: $350/week (9 weeks) plus weekly food stipend Housing: Private Room in university residence hall two blocks from theatre Description: Function as the TD for a three show season. Responsibilities will include drafting, purchasing, estimating, budgeting, maintaining paperwork, communication with other departments, problem solving, supervision of Master Carpenter and small carpentry crew, and some equipment maintenance. This is a very hands on position, and some construction, installation, and strike duties will be necessary. Experience with rigging is expected, and with welding, plastics, and fabrics is preferred. Prior professional experience, especially under summer theatre schedules and conditions, is preferred. From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Tue Mar 2 14:31:27 2004 From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:31:27 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]JCC Theater re-opens; Auditions for RAGTIME, directed by Fred Sternfeld Message-ID: <014701c400a6$1adb3040$0400a8c0@fred> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0148_01C4007C.32052840 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Audition Appointments being accepted now. Call Susan Sellers, Mondays - Thursdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm at 216-831-0700, extension 1358 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - AUDITION INFORMATION
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Coach House Theatre
announces auditions for:
Ten Little Indians
by Agatha Christie directed by Jim
Fippin
production dates: May 6-29 2004
rehearsals scheduled to
begin: March 23
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Im looking for a space for the last Saturday of March. It must=20= be able to accomodate 40 to 50 people for a large dance class.
It can be any thing from a VFW to a dance studio
I will need it for most of the day and early evening
LeSouper at aol.com
I also have a friend who is looking for a space this size for S= unday March 21st from 1:00 pm until 5:30 SDassistsu at aol.co= m
--part1_83.6a715f6.2d76638b_boundary-- From Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com Tue Mar 2 14:43:45 2004 From: Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com (Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:43:45 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Doc Filmmaking Workshop Message-ID:
When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of t= he Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna (= bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at the= same location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, in= cluding the production, financing, and distribution.
The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0 Admi= ssion cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To RSVP= to the workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.
Nicole D Sampogna
Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years= at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at= ND Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in=20= Los Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She ea= rned her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in= 1993, where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Medi= a Ecology. She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and c= inematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=20= the Emmy Award winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials,=20= as well as Comedy Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sun= dance Channel. "Her Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.
Karen Carter
Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran= t and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Br= ave Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directe= d the shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen b= alances her documentary work with commercial advertising.
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20= Silver Images Film and Video Awards!
When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
Winners of the Awards:
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead
Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20= segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin= g and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."
Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be o= ld. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC cl= ub kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with= the life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her frie= nds and followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independ= ence. Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provokin= g film.
Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);= at the Door $30.00.
Discount Available for IFP Members for $15.00 for the Awards Ceremony and Sc= reening that starts at 5:30 pm. Only $10 for students!
Call 800-779-8491 or write ginny at terr= anova.org for more information and to reserve tickets.
The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films= and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later years--= complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.
The mission of the Silver Images Film and Video Awards is to foster an under= standing and respect for the vitality, experience, diversity and wisdom of o= lder people through the media of film and video.
--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary-- From emadden at kent.edu Tue Mar 2 15:47:26 2004 From: emadden at kent.edu (ELISABETH MADDEN) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 18:47:26 -0500 (EST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]PORTHOUSE THEATRE STILL HAS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUDITION SLOTS AVAILABLE Message-ID: <1120685.1078271246508.JavaMail.cpadmin@flash01.uis.kent.edu> Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Porthouse Theatre, Akron-Cleveland area=92s=20 premiere, professional summer theatre, announces auditions in Cleveland=20 and Kent for its 2004 =93Season of Celebration.=94 The season includes=20 Godspell, June 10 - 26, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic=20 Director, Terri Kent; A Streetcar Named Desire, July 1 =96 17, directed=20 by Warehouse Theatre Artistic Director, John Woodson, who directed last=20 season=92s The Importance of Being Earnest; and Guys & Dolls, July 22 =96= =20 August 8, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic Director, Terri Kent. =20 All positions are paid and EMC points are available. =20 In Cleveland, auditions for all three productions will be Sunday, March=20 7th from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday, March 8th from 4 p.m. to 10=20 p.m. at The Cleveland Play House. AEA auditions are Monday, March 8th=20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Cleveland Play House is located on Euclid=20 Avenue and East 85th Street. =20 Those auditioning for Godspell and Guys & Dolls should prepare two=20 selections of 16 bars, one ballad and one up-tempo song. Please bring=20 sheet music in the appropriate key for the accompanist provided. Those=20 auditioning for A Streetcar Named Desire should prepare one monologue,=20 under four minutes in length. Anyone auditioning for all three=20 productions should prepare two selections of 16 bars and one monologue=20 not to exceed four minutes combined. Acappella singing will not be=20 permitted. The roles of Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire and Adelaide in=20 Guys & Dolls have already been cast. All other roles are available. Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled after January=20 1st through Elisabeth Madden at 330-672-3884 or email at=20 porthouse at kent.edu. PLEASE DO NOT SEND RESUMES AND HEADSHOTS WHEN=20 REQUESTING AN AUDITION TIME. Headshots and resumes will be accepted at=20 the audition. Callbacks will be March 14 at 10 a.m. for Godspell,=20 March 14 at 6 p.m. for Guys & Dolls and March 15 at 6 p.m. for A=20 Streetcar Named Desire in the Music & Speech Center at Kent State=20 University. =20 Porthouse Theatre was founded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater=20 in the area. Set on the beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center,=20 Porthouse offers audiences the finest in professional summer theater. =20 The comfortable 500-seat, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located=20 next to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. =20 Porthouse Theatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=92s premiere professional=20 summer theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. =20 Porthouse Theatre is a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance. =20 Porthouse Theatre=92s programs and activities are made possible in part=20 by funding from the Ohio Arts Council. ------------------------------- Elisabeth Madden Managing Director Porthouse Theatre KSU's School of Theatre & Dance emadden at kent.edu 330-672-0103 From royberko at yahoo.com Tue Mar 2 17:23:31 2004 From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:23:31 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko: Spring Entertainment Preview Message-ID: <20040303012331.75127.qmail@web12005.mail.yahoo.com> EXCITING SPRING ENTERTAINMENT COMING TO THE NORTH COAST Roy Berko (Member, American Theatre Critics Association) --THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS-- Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times As the weather becomes nicer the urge to have new experiences blooms. Several venues in Cleveland are welcoming spring with exciting offerings. Here?s a list of some things to consider attending: CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS DANCE WORKS ?04 Verb Ballets launches its contemporary Artists Collection with vibrant and thought-provoking works. See a preview of the premieres and company pieces on March 12th and 13th at 8:00 PM and March 14th at 3:00 in the Gordon Square Theatre. Support the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland by attending a benefit on Thursday, March 11th. Antaeus Dance presents works danced to live music by Cleveland composer Paul Cox. The program includes sensual, meditative, assertive and aural landscape pieces. Performance dates: March 12th & 13th at 8 and March 14th at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. Inlet Dance Theatre is billed as the company which gives the audience the unexpected in a playful way. This is one of Cleveland?s newest companies. They will dance at the Gordon Square Theatre on March 19th and 20th at 8:00 and March 21st at 3:00. MorrisonDance presents a kinetically stimulating evening exploring theories of psychology, neuroscience and other behavioral concepts. Performed at the Upstairs Theatre on March 19 and 20 at 8:00 and March 21 at 3:00. Safmod is one of CPT?s resident dance companies. Presenting an evening called ?Odyssey,? the audience is invited to share a cathartic plunge through convoluted terrains of today?s emotional landscape on March 26 and 27 at 8:00 and March 28 at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. GroundWorks, my favorite local dance company presents a world premiere by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara along with several other pieces including one inspired by Samuel Beckett?s play ?NOT I.? Performances are in the Gordon Square theatre on April 2nd and 3rd and 8:00 and April 4th at 3:00. Prices for performances run from $15 to $18 with the ?Pay What You Can Policy? available. Call Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727. Five ticket Art Pak?s are available for $60 for 5 vouchers. CPT is located at 6415 Detroit Avenue and free parking is available in two lots on the north and south side of Detroit and also on West 65th street. THERE?S A NEW MUSICAL THEATRE IN TOWN Kalliope Stage is the dream of a lifetime for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol. Eight years in the planning, the new professional musical theater company will present full main stage musical theatre, a cabaret and a chamber music series, as well as a series of youth theater courses. The company has completely renovated the Douglas Building at Cedar and Lee Roads in such a way that the audience will be up-front and personal. The space includes the Konfectionary, a resident chocolate caf? for after-show fun. Kalliope?s opening season includes: Rodgers and Hammerstein?s ?IT?S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? March 5-April 4, ?CAROUSEL,? April 30-May 23, and ?PETE N? KEELY,? June 11-July 3. For ticket information and an Inaugural Season brochure call 216-321-0870 or visit www.KalliopeStage.com. The theatre?s address is 2134 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights. ALLEN THEATRE TO HOST ?NUNSENSE?S 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR The Little Sisters of Hoboken are taking their act on the road in an all-star production of NUNSENSE, the award winning hit musical comedy. The cast includes theatrical and television legends Kay Ballard, Georgia Engel, Mimi Hines, Darlene Love and Lee Meriwether. The show will be presented from March 9th through the 14th. For tickets, which range in price from $25.50 to $52.50, call 216-241-6000 or 800-766-6048. Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evening at 7:30, with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1:30. ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR? IN A NEW PERFORMANCE AT PALACE THEATRE Long before Mel Gibson decided to tell the story of Christ in his controversial ?THE PASSIONS OF CHRIST,? Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the musical ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.? The play, which will star Lawrence Clayton as Judas and Eric Kunze as Jesus, will be staged from April 13-15 at Playhouse Square?s Palace Theatre. Songs from the production, which includes fierce rock rhythms, include: ?I Don?t Know How to Love Him,? ?Could We Start Again Please? and, ?Jesus Christ, Superstar.? Tickets for ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR,? which range from $58 to $23 are available at the Playhouse Square box office, all Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, by calling 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or by going online at www.playhousesquare.com. ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? CONTINUES AT THE HANNA If you want a delightful evening of musical entertainment, and an introduction to Dating 101, the positively reviewed ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? is running at the Hanna theatre until June 27. For tickets go to the Playhouse Square box office, visit Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, call 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or go online to www.playhousesquare.com. ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? AT THE BECK CENTER >From March 19th through April 10th, ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck Center. Directed and choreographed by Times Theatre Tribute winner Martin Cespedes, the show was complied by Clarke Peters from the music of Louis Jordan. For tickets and information call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org. SHAW AND SHAKESPEARE ON STAGE AT ACTORS? SUMMIT G. B. Shaw?s ?MRS. WARREN?S PROFESSION? is a story of an emancipated, intelligent and self-sufficient young woman who is astounded to learn how her mother rose from poverty to riches. It?s full of Shavian wit and contrariness. The play runs from March 4th through April 25th Are you ready for this? Cleveland?s first family of theatre Reuben Silver and Dorothy Silver, star in MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, on stage from April 1st through March 21st. This is a must see! For tickets to Actors? Summit, which is located in quaint Hudson, call 330-342-0800. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster http://search.yahoo.com From Debrawordsmith at aol.com Tue Mar 2 18:05:55 2004 From: Debrawordsmith at aol.com (Debrawordsmith at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 21:05:55 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Marianne Williamson Comes to Cleveland! Message-ID: <24.503d0407.2d769783@aol.com> --part1_24.503d0407.2d769783_boundary Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-----------------------------1078279546" -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fellow Arts Lovers and Appreciators: ESTEEM, INC., this nation's 655th Point of Light, is an educational organization that provided arts and educational programs for homeless and economically disadvantaged people in the 90s. Among our favorites was our "Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through the Arts" program. In 2003, we embarked upon a housing project for homeless women and children in Cleveland, and we continue to raise funds through benefits, donations and grants this year to purchase and establish several post-transitional housing facilities. Yes, these facilities will all have arts classes! Marianne Williamson, the world renowned author, lecturer and spiritual leader, has consented to do a benefit for ESTEEM. What a miracle! I attach a flyer about her upcoming visit on June 13, 2004. Her website is marianne.com for those unfamiliar with this wonderful lady. Marianne is an arts lover. Her home church community, Renaissance Unity, in Warren, Michigan, has a fabulous choir that has cut a number of CDs, and all are professional musicians. For spiritual nourishment, no matter what your religion, anti-religion, or spiritual path, Marianne is not to be missed. Her topic: "Heaven on Earth". The essence of her work is PEACE on earth and what we can do in our lives to achieve that. Marianne was in Cleveland last in 1999. If you have any questions, please email or call us. 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Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Presents Ray Cooney=E2=80=99s =E2=80=9CCaught in the Net=E2=80=9D
March 2, 2004 :=C2=A0 The sequel to =E2=80=9CRun for Your Wife=E2= =80=9D finds our bigamist taxi-driver, John Smith, still keeping both his fa= milies (one in Wimbledon and one in Streatham) happy and blissfully unaware=20= of each other.=C2=A0 However, his teenage children =E2=80=93 one girl and on= e boy by each wife =E2=80=93 have met on the Internet and are determined to=20= see each other in person, especially as it transpires that they have so much= in common =E2=80=93 same surname, taxi-driver dad of the same age, etc.!= =C2=A0 The ever spiraling situation gets increasingly out-of-hand as John bu= sts a gut to juggle with the truth.
Cast:
Brad Baker as John=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=
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=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Rick Carter as=
Stanley
Caroline Santa as Vicki=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Ryan Santa as Gavin
Len Chase as Dad
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Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM=C2=A0=C2=A0 March 19th =E2=80=93 April 10t= h
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
=C2=A0
40 River Street=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday =E2=80=93 Saturday
Adults=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $12=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Seniors and Youths under 1= 8=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $10
=C2=A0
THIS IS AN ADULT BRITISH FARCE!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is seeing applicants for M=
usic Director for our production of West Side Story.
Show dates are Fridays and Saturdays @8pm=A0 July 23rd - August 21st
with matinee performances on Sunday, August 1st, 8th, 15th
Please respond to this e-mail with a resume and references.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is located at 40 River Street, Chagrin Fall=
s, Ohio.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented ac=
tors, directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus spec=
ial events such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
For an unforgettable entertainment and cultural experience, come to historic=
charming Chagrin Falls and enjoy an evening of live theater at Chagrin V=
alley Little Theatre.
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AUDITIONS For more details about the program, facility and staff,=
you can also check out this website: http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
FOR FAIRMOUNT ARTS CAMP
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING INTENSIVES
The Fairmount Center is offering a professional summer training program for=20=
young people. It will take place at Centerville Mills Camp, located se=
veral miles south of I-422 and Rt. 306 in Bainbridge.=A0The camp is 10-15 mi=
nutes from Beachwood.
WHAT IS THE PROGRAM?
The Professional Training Intensives have both day camp and resident camp pr=
ograms available for teens entering 6=A0-- 8 grade (junior program) & 9=
=A0-- entering college freshman (teen program).=A0 The students in our Profe=
ssional Training Intensives should have professional aspirations and a desir=
e to train in a challenging and disciplined environment.=A0
Contemporary Theater and Audition Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays and techniques of the modern theat=
re. The workshop covers scene study, voice, movement, improvisation, auditio=
n techniques and the system of physical action developed by Constantin Stani=
slavski. Workshops, master classes and rehearsals are directed by top area p=
rofessionals.=A0 =A0As an added bonus, a series of classes and workshops wil=
l be held during this session that will prepare the students for professiona=
l auditions and the college theatre program application process.=A0A showcas=
e production of contemporary theatre scenes and monologues will be performed=
at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited area college edu=
cators and theatre professionals.=A0
Shakespeare Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays of William Shakespeare.=A0 This wo=
rkshop offers classes in performing Shakespeare, speaking verse, script anal=
ysis, voice for the stage, movement, audition techniques and stage combat.=
=A0 =A0A showcase production consisting of scenes from Shakespeare's plays w=
ill be performed at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited=20=
area college educators and theatre professionals.=A0
Musical Theatre Workshop
The great American invention, musical theatre, is explored in this intensive=
and challenging professional workshop.=A0 Area professionals in directing,=20=
acting, singing and dance will lead the participants through workshops and r=
ehearsals. =A0A showcase production=A0 that celebrates famous scenes from mu=
sical theatre will be performed at the end of the session for parents, frien=
ds and invited area college educators and theatre professionals.
DATES AND FEES:
Please visit our website at http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
to get information about specific dates and fees.
WHO WILL THE STAFF BE?
Many of the most notable names in theater in Northeast Ohio will be teaching=
. The staff members at FPAC are highly credentialed award-winning arts=
professionals with many years of experience in professional regional theatr=
e, national Broadway tours or resident theatre leadership.=A0 All have exten=
sive experience working with children, teens and adults in theatre and / or=20=
camp settings.=A0 Our staff are chosen based on their reputation for profess=
ional excellence and their love of working with young people.=A0
Fred Sternfeld, Camp Director; director, teacher (www.fredsternfeld.com)
Tom Fulton, Executive Director: director, actor, teacher (www.tomfulton.com)=A0
Andrew May, Associate Artistic Director=A0-- Great Lakes Theater Fest=
ival; actor, director, teacher
Victoria Bussert, Artistic Director, Cain Park; Resident Director, Gr=
eat Lakes Theater Festival, Musical Theater Professor, Baldwin-Wallace Colle=
ge
Mitchell Fields, freelance actor, teacher, director and improv instru=
ctor for Second City Cleveland
Wayne Turney, former actor/director at the Cleveland Play House; acto=
r, author, director, teacher
Martin Cespedes, director & choreographer, actor, teacher
All staff are subject to change without notice
For complete biographies of the staff please visit=20=
our website at htt=
p://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
WHEN ARE THE AUDITIONS?
Students can attend any or all of the sessions.=A0 The auditions will be he=
ld this Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2004.
WHO DO I CALL TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT?
Call Shirley at 440-338-3171 to set up your appointment and to acquire an en=
rollment packet.
WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE FOR THE AUDITION?
If you are auditioning for the Contemporary Theatre & Audition Workshop=20=
or the Shakespeare Workshop, please prepare two short contrasting monologues=
.=A0 If you are auditioning for the Musical Theatre Workshop as well, please=
prepare one monologue and one song instead.
=A0
Present
One of =
William
Shakespeare's Most Popular Plays
Taming of the =
Shrew
(One of =
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Youth Theater Productions)
March 5 =
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Theater
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Taming of =
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This popular play by William Shakespeare examines the =
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of courtship. The story centers on two sisters and their =
suitors.
Katherina, the eldest daughter, is very beautiful but so sharp-tongued =
that no
men show interest. Bianca is sought by many men but cannot marry =
until
the elder Katherina is wed. A swaggering, young adventurer, =
Petruchio,
appears seeking a wife and is smitten with katherina. The stormy =
courship
of Katherina and Petruchio unfolds in a battle of wits, wills, and =
words.
She obeys her father's wishes, marries Petruchio, and he beins the task =
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Margaret Lynch and Fred Gloor, the Cleveland Theater Collective --part1_159.2f26d3e2.2d779bfd_boundary-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 3 12:49:44 2004 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 12:49:44 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland begins GRAND HOTEL auditions! Message-ID: <20040303204944.42571.qmail@web13126.mail.yahoo.com> --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces AUDITIONS for THE GRAND HOTEL Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle Audition Dates and Times: March 6 (Saturday) 2:30pm-4:30pm in Room H1095. March 7 (Sunday) 1:00pm- 3:00pm in Room H1095 March 10 (Wednesday) Callbacks and additional auditions 7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center. First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message). Information concerning auditions: Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There is ONE (and possibly two) Equity contract(s) available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years. Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5. There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film. Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos. Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager. Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos. Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo. Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos. Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's) Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's) Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time. Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes. Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act. Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos. Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos. Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's). The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos. Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos. Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen. Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower. Follow the signs to room H1095. (Turn left into Building "D"; go through the gallery, past the restrooms and through the double doors {H Building} and take a left. H1095 is the first room on your right.) --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351-- From ahedger at fineartsassociation.org Wed Mar 3 13:29:44 2004 From: ahedger at fineartsassociation.org (Ann Hedger) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 16:29:44 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Ten Below" One Act Festival Auditions at The Fine Arts Association Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E1FAC9C@fa1.FineArts.Local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Auditions for The Fine Arts Association's The 8th Annual One Act Festival "Ten Below" Directed by Ann Hedger Monday & Tuesday, March 15 & 16, 2004 7:00 pm NO appointments needed. The Shadowbox Theatre The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio Several months ago, The Fine Arts Association put out a 'Call for Submissions' for unpublished 10-minute works for consideration for The 8th Annual One Act Festival entitled "Ten Below". We were thrilled to receive over 125 submissions from playwrights on the East Coast to the West Coast, including many from right here in the Cleveland area. After many weeks of reading, The Fine Arts Association is excited to bring 8 new works to our Shadowbox Theatre along with works by noted published playwrights including David Ives and Steven Deitz. Needed: 6 to 10 men and women Mixture of Ages - early 20's to 40/50's Actors may be cast in more than one piece. Cold readings from the scripts. PERFORMANCE DATES: May 14, 15, 20, 21, 28, & 29, 2004, 8:00 p.m. - Shadowbox Theatre FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ANN HEDGER - 440-951-7500 x 103 ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Ohio University College of = Osteopathic Medicine (OU COM) located in Sagamore Hills is seeking two female actors to = participate in our upcoming OSCE Lab testing for our 3rd year medical students. We are looking for two females to portray two different = patient roles that can pass for 36 years of = age. You would need to be available for = training on March 23rd = either late afternoon or evening for two hours. The actual acting dates = for our OSCE testing program are: Thursday, April 1, 2004; Friday, April 2, 2004; and Wednesday, April 7, = 2004. The hours for each of the three days would be from 8:00 = a.m. to 4:30 = p.m. You will be paid for the three testing dates and for the training. = For further information please contact me at your earliest convenience via = e-mail or telephone. I will not be available on Friday, March = 5th.
Thanks,
Nancy
Nancy C. Houser, Administrative Asst.
OU COM Northeast CORE
885 W. Aurora Rd., LL
Sagamore Hills, OH
Phone: 330-468-4500, x 221
e-mail: houser at exchange.oucom.ohiou.edu
fax: 330-468-4513
CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE
AUDITIONS
For
"Mere Mortals"
Six One-Act Comedies
PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH Dramatists, Inc.
Directed by Bob McCoy
Produced by Jim Magoon
Audition Information
Three Men and Three Women
18 and over
FOREPLAY OR: THE ART OF THE FUGUE, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don J=
uan, and his girlfriend on a date at the miniature golf course. When t=
hey move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with another=20=
date. Finally, and even older Chuck arrives with a young date. H=
is latest date doesn't get his jokes and worse, she's beating him at golf.&n=
bsp; (3M3W)
MERE MORTALS eavesdrops on a lunch hour on a girder 50 stories over t=
he street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing secrets=20=
of their past. (3M)
TIME FLIES, two lonely but sweet young mayflies meet at a pond and re=
ally hit it off. Unfortunately, Horace and May watch a nature program=20=
on this first night out and discover they have a lifespan of only one day -=20=
and their lives are half over. (2M, 1W)
DR. FRITZ, Vaudeville reigns as an American tourist in pain seeks med=
ical help from a wacky souvenir seller named Maria who channels an even wack=
ier German surgeon named Dr. Fritz. The comedy steps up when the docto=
r recommends an operation. (1M, 1W)
DEGAS C'EST MOI, A man wakes up one morning and decides to be the Fre=
nch artist Degas. The best place to do that is in New York City, where=
he encounters all that makes great art. (3M, 3W)
BABEL'S IN ARMS, Two ancient construction workers are charged with bu=
ilding the tower of Babel (or is it Babble) under penalty of death. Ca=
n they satisfy their hard-nosed female building contractor without actually=20=
doing any work? A burned out high priestess and her eunuch round out t=
he cast. (3M, 2W)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th 7:30pm
Theatre address
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls
We will have script selections available on site the night of auditions.&nbs=
p; Headshots and resumes are not expected, but are appreciated. All ac=
tors perform on a volunteer basis in Chagrin Valley Little Theatre productio=
ns.
SHOW DATES
April 30th - May 15th
Friday and Saturdays @ 8pm
Questions: Call 440-247-8955
HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AUDITIONS!
Gwen Hairy Gwen=20 Gloss
Now extended through March 20!
Here a=20
member of the audience takes the trip of his or her life. In=20
"
In an=20
"unplugged" moment of pure sleight-of-hand Copperfield performs =
"close-up" magic=20
with a lethal black African scorpion. One of the most original, =
startling-and=20
dangerous-effects ever, this unforgettable display of sleight-of-hand =
presents=20
Copperfield with a true challenge to his will and dexterity, in a test =
not to be=20
tried at home.
SQUEEZEBOX
Copperfield=20
takes liposuction to a whole new level as the six foot one "King of =
Magic" gets=20
squeezed into a bite-sized piece that could fit into a Prada shoe=20
box.
THE LOTTERY
Inspired by David's grandfather's =
unfilled dream, "The Lottery" is an astonishing epic of brain-busters.=20
Copperfield involves the entire audience, and shares his secret =
technique for=20
predicting the winning numbers of "The Lottery."
MAN VERSUS =
STEEL
David walked through the
THIRTEEN
One of =
Copperfield's=20
most heavily-requested creations, thirteen audience members chosen =
entirely at=20
random vanish, leaving friends and family wondering whether to applaud =
or put=20
their loved ones' faces on milk cartons. Their fears are allayed as the =
thirteen=20
reappear, instantly, in the most surprising of places.
Performance times and ticket prices for
Parodying=20
contemporary British taste for all things Japanese, the drama begins as=20
Nanki-Poo, the Mikado’s son, flees Titipu to avoid an arranged =
marriage.=20
Nanki-Poo loves the young and beautiful Yum-Yum, who is betrothed to her =
guardian, the tailor Ko-Ko. When Nanki-Poo hears Ko-Ko will be executed =
for the=20
capital crime of flirting, he rushes back to Titipu, but learns
Comic=20
complications ensue when Nanki-Poo threatens to hang himself rather than =
live=20
without Yum-Yum. Cleverly and conditionally, Ko-Ko allows Nanki-Po to =
marry=20
Yum-Yum if at the end of the month, Nanki-Poo agrees to be decapitated =
–=20
fulfilling the Mikado's =
order and=20
also leaving Yum-Yum free to marry Ko-Ko. But just as the wedding =
celebration=20
begins, a law is discovered that decrees a condemned man's wife must be =
buried=20
alive with his corpse. Too tender-hearted to execute Nanki-Po, Ko-Ko =
signs an=20
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Thank you for your time, consideration and I hope your support. --part1_13.28f6805c.2d78999f_boundary-- From vr8 at uakron.edu Thu Mar 4 06:42:32 2004 From: vr8 at uakron.edu (reynolds,victoria) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 09:42:32 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Tony AwardR-Winner FOSSE jazzes up E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall Message-ID: <36139CA1DEBF464EB20A99CE4E8C0574028116FC@POWELL.uanet.edu> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C401F6.ECFEE51B Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 Dear NeoPAL subscriber: =20 How can the fusion of 30 dancers, 84 pairs of shoes, 72 hats, 12 pairs of gloves, 216 light bulbs, 50 moving lights and three fog machines culminate in a Tony Award(r)-winning smash hit musical? Easily - if the choreographer and director happens to be Bob Fosse. =20 FOSSE, which won the 1999 Tony Award(r) for best musical, highlights the work of legendary dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse. Long-time Fosse stars Gwen Verdon and Ann Reinking came together to recreate Bob Fosse's groundbreaking work, and an extraordinarily talented cast brings Broadway's all-time best choreography to life in FOSSE. And during March 19-21, The University of Akron's E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall will spotlight Fosse's style that revolutionized musical theatre with such Broadway hits as Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', and the films Cabaret and All That Jazz.=20 =20 In 1973, Bob Fosse became the first director in history to win the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award in a single year for the film version of Cabaret, the Broadway musical Pippin and the television special "Liza with a Z." His work on Broadway, for which he won nine Tony Awards(r), includes The Pajama Game, Redhead, Little Me, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', Damn Yankees, Big Deal, New Girl In Town and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. His film work includes the direction of Sweet Charity, Lenny, All That Jazz and Star 80, and the choreography for My Sister Eileen, The Little Prince, The Pajama Game and Damn Yankees. =20 FOSSE includes rarely seen dance and musical numbers from the choreographer's earliest works, and several numbers from films and television shows never before seen on stage. The production also showcases classic Fosse dance numbers including "Steam Heat," "Big Spender," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "Rich Man's Frug," and "Sing, Sing, Sing."=20 =20 Performance dates and times for the tour's run at E.J. Thomas Hall are as follows: =20 Fri., March 19, 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sat., March 20, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 2 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 7 p.m., $47.50, $42.50, $35, $25=20 Now on sale, tickets for FOSSE are available through the E.J. Thomas Hall Ticket Office at 330.972.7570. Tickets can also be purchased at all Ticketmaster Centers, via Charge-By-Phone at 330.945.9400 (Akron), 216.241.5555 (Cleveland), or online at
Sat.,=20 March 20,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Kevin Clinton's Martini Lounge graces the lower level of the Pickwick & Frolic complex and features a comfortably sexy ambiance. On Fridays & Saturdays, there's a simply wonderful little Vegas-Style show that is sure to drive you wild! In addition to the spectacular performers on stage, there is always a local talent who is enticed to sing a song or two for the crowd. Well, my pets -- Miss Gulch Sings on Saturday March 6th!
Be sure to join us as Almira takes to the stage for a little song-preview from her show! Admission is FREE and the optional valet parking is only $6.00. Come early for the best seats, order your favorite martini and enjoy the entire evening's events!
AND...Almira Gulch and all her wisdom hits Kennedy's Stage at Playhouse Square next Friday, March 12th! Don't be caught without your tickets to the most important theatrical event since "Footloose" became a musical!
Tickets are just $20 and you can purchase your tickets through tickets.com by calling 216.241.6000, or if you're an old-fashioned girl (like Miss Gulch), then you can purchase your tickets at the State Theatre Box Office at Playhouse Square Center. Tickets will also be available at the Midnight Martini show on Saturday, March 5th!
The acting students of Mitchell Fields will present a recital o= n March 13th in the William Allman Theater of Baldwin Wallace College locate= d in the Kleist Building on Bagley Road in Berea. It begins at 7:00 PM. All=20= are invited. No admission fee. The recital includes the debut performance of= Mitchell's Second City class: Newman's Own Improv Sauce. Hope to see you th= ere.
--part1_98.4e70d6a.2d78aea0_boundary-- From dwarnke at karamu.com Thu Mar 4 08:34:54 2004 From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:34:54 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors and directors needed Message-ID: <022501c40206$a6e373c0$0101a8c0@doug> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Karamu Performing Arts Theater is seeking actors and directors for its = upcoming Arenafest Festival of New Plays. The event is staged in = reader's theatre format and runs April 19-30 with a different = performance every weeknight. First time directors and actors are = encouraged to apply. =20 To set up an interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence = Spivey, Artistic Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March = ninth. =20 Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's Concert Hall = March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot and resume = if you have them. Prepared monologues are not needed. Adult actors of = all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls please. Karamu is located at 2355 East 89th Street, in the heart of the Fairfax = District, on the corner of 89th and Quincy. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
GYMNASTICS
CALL FOR ARTISTS
=
FOR THE MYRANT THEATER
The Myrant Theater is a new theatre (in =
Sandusky , Ohio, no less!), dedicated to exploring cla=
ssic and contemporary works through non-traditional casting. We also strive to produce individual and gro=
up new works exploring new perspectives.&n=
bsp; We hope to have our first season start this coming fall, 2004. This is a call for all artists=
of all ages and skill levels to participate. If you are interested in acting, designing, construction, or just theatre i=
n general, we want to hear from YOU! =
Please email me at the following address with your name, email, and=20=
your interest/background in theatre. =
I will keep you posted as we move toward viable theatre in the North=
coast!
Tell Your Friends!
Tell Your Enemies!
=E2=80=9CTheater is not a privilege;=20=
it is a RIGHT=E2=80=9D
(please don=E2=80=99t spam=
us, or I will stab you with a spork)
David A. =
Hollis Exhibits Vision
Vortex – the Photographic Study of the “Energy of
Consciousness” At The =
Now through April 9 Exhibit is free and open to the =
public. The =
“Kinesiography”
is the photographic study of the “energy of consciousness;” =
of
“all that is . . .” – Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity. This meld of
photographic art and kinesiology (the science of human energy fields), =
enables
the digital creation of Giclee’
prints that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising =
the
consciousness of those who view them. =
; The
=
; For
more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award winning =
photojournalist for
television stations in the =
=
; David’s
Vision Vortex exhibit will =
include
“Anthropomorphia” – dogs and cats, “Sedona
Series” – =
=
; The
exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays – Saturdays from =
Yvette A. Hanzel Director of Marketing 216.521.2540 ext. 225 Email: =
yvette at beckcenter.org Fax: =
216.228.6050
=E2=80=98Beanie=E2=80=99 Brings=20=
Laughs to The Players Guild Theatre
Parking is available on the street or in the Statler Arms garage. The Statle=
r building is located at 1127 Euclid Ave .near the heart of Playhouse square=
, at the corner of 12th and Euclid. Classes will be taught by Second City Al=
umni Nate Cockerill.
For more information and to sign up send email to nathancockerill at yahoo.com<=
BR>
Placement in the classes is limited so act fast if you are interested.
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 4 13:57:53 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 16:57:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Exhibits Vision Vortex
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David A. Hollis
Exhibits Vision Vortex - the Photographic Study of the "Energy of
Consciousness"
At
The Beck Center for the Arts - Creative Arts Building
Now through April 9
=20
Exhibit is free and open to the public.
=20
The Beck Center for the Arts presents an exhibit of "kinesiography"
entitled Vision Vortex inspired by David A. Hollis, on display now
through April 9 at the Creative Arts building on The Beck Center for the
Arts campus. =20
"Kinesiography" is the photographic study of the "energy of
consciousness;" of "all that is . . ." - Einstein's Theory of
Relativity. This meld of photographic art and kinesiology (the science
of human energy fields), enables the digital creation of Giclee' prints
that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising the
consciousness of those who view them.
The Beck Center is proud to display Vision Vortex in its'
Creative Arts Therapies Building, which is used for music and art
therapy. Visual forms of expression have been basic to society
throughout recorded history. It was not until the 1930's that art
therapy became a recognized profession, and not recognized for it's
contribution to healing until the 1960's and 1970's. Art therapy is the
use of art to express feelings and thoughts. It is a means to develop
physical, emotional and learning skills through guided therapeutic art
experiences.
For more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award
winning photojournalist for television stations in the Cleveland market.
He began his career at WAKR (Akron) in 1972. He moved to WKYC in
Cleveland in 1978 and then to his current position with WJW FOX 8 in
1994. =20
David's Vision Vortex exhibit will include "Anthropomorphia"
- dogs and cats, "Sedona Series" - Arizona vortex sites and "Geoscaptes
et al" - weather phenomena. The Sedona prints draw from an area well
known for its amplified energies and combine unmatched geophysical
beauty with the mystery of the Vortex experience.
The exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays -
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. through April 9. A portion of the
proceeds from the sale of the photos will benefit Creative Arts
Therapies at the Beck Center for the Arts. For more information please
call Ed Gallagher at 216.228.8499. The Beck Center is located just 10
minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood.
The Creative Arts building sits on Detroit Road in front of the Beck
Center campus.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org
To set up =
an=20
interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence Spivey, =
Artistic=20
Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March 9th. =20
Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's =
Concert=20
Hall March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot =
and resume=20
if you have them. Please have a prepared monologue. Adult =
actors of=20
all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls =
please.
Karamu is=20
located at 2355 East 89th Street, two blocks south of Cleveland Clinic =
Hospital,=20
on the corner of East 89th and Quincy. =20
Karamu is the oldest African
###
The Play= ers Guild Theatre
www.play= ersguildtheatre.com
-------------------------------1078426486-- From mslowey at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 12:19:35 2004 From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 12:19:35 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE SEEKING MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" Message-ID: <20040304201935.10661.qmail@web80408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH 44145 (between Hilliard and Detroit) Phone: 440-331-0403 FAX: 440-331-6051 Clague Playhouse is seeking a musical director for The Fantasticks. This is a paid position. Director is Rob Gibb Performance Dates are May 7 - 30, 2004. Please contact Bernice Bolek at 440-331-8497 for additional information. --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-asciiWOIO/WUAB looking for plus size =
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An adaptation of poetry written about the nursing profession for National Nu= rsing Week. We are looking to fill two slots in our ensemble cast of seven w= omen. Rehearsals will be in April and performances are on May 8 + 9. There i= s also a stipend for that includes the rehearsal period and performances.&nb= sp; Auditions to be held at Lakewood Presbyterian Church 14502 Detroit ave -= across the street from Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, Oh. Audition date is=20= March 17th between 6-9P.M. Contact Nicole Pearce at 917-674-7069 --part1_1ea.1a8c39cf.2d790394_boundary-- From dramaticdesign at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 17:00:10 2004 From: dramaticdesign at yahoo.com (dottie oliver) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 17:00:10 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Still in need of male singer/dancers for "MAME" Message-ID: <20040305010010.58723.qmail@web41711.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi NEohioPAL subscribers: Dottie Oliver here, and sure could use some help! I'm directing "Mame" for Happy Ending Lyric Players (H.E.L.P.) at First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Hts. This is my first time directing there, and as is usually the case, we had no young men singer/dancers try out. I was able to cast an older Patrick, and we have a DYNAMITE cast all together! I have all the women I need, including three wonderfully strong leads, but I'm missing one male @20 yr.-old, (or looks it) speaking part, Junior Babcock, (who also sings & dances), and about 4-6 other young male singer/dancers in the 17-25 yr. old range. Do you know of anyone who might be available to put on a red riding jacket and come do high kicks and jitter-bugging??? I'll need names & phone #s/e-mail addresses, please. Not to the totally desperate point yet, but I'll need them to start rehearsing asap. We've only been rehearsing for two weeks, but I wouldn't want them to fall too far behind. Actually, if they could do all the chorus scenes, that's great, but if they're super busy, and would only like to do the two main dance #s, that's ok, too. I'm a little desperate, can you tell???? If you're interested, or know of anyone the right age that would be, maybe a nephew or a son, or a brother????, Please reply to me at dramaticdesign at yahoo.com to arrange an audition. Also, does anyone have a big moon to loan us? I don't think "Mame" or "Will Rogers Follies" have been done in the area for awhile, so I don't know of any moons hanging around in your scene shops????? It has to swing and be able to be sat on. (It would save us making one) G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm. THANKS SO MUCH for reading this and for your help. Have a blessed day! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm.
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WAKE UP And LIV=
E's Actors' Studio
Sue Johnson, Director
"Tricks of the Trade" Series
Register Now!
Sat. 3/6: "Marketing: ''Tools of the Trade' &a=
mp; Business Basics &
&nbs=
p; Getting Work
Every actor must have the right tools of the trade -- Photos, Resumes, D=
emo CDs, 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 wi=
ll need.
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 Dir=
ectors, Producers & Directors, Unions, and Being an Independent Contract=
or, Record keeping: Income & Expenses.
Learn the -- Who -- What -- When -- Where -- & -- How -- to make that Le=
ap from Cleveland to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. =
; Everything from --Audition -- to -- Acting Classes -- to -- Apartments, Re=
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s" and developing your own "One Man/Woiman Show" to get noticed & to get=
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Sat. 3/13: Career Options & Transisitions
Learn how to create, build & keep your career alive. Use your vers=
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Fee: $25.00 per session. Major credit cards accepted.
Call (216) 561-8608 to register & for complete details.
=
Note: Can't attend classes? Private Coaching available at the $25.0=
0 price for Saturday series.
. Coming Soon . . . Spring Sessions & Private Coaching
The "Tricks of the Trade . . ." Spring Series will begin S=
at. March 27th.
1. The following sessions for On-stage, On-Camera & Voiceover will=
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. On-camera Skills & T=
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. Marketing: 'Tools=20=
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2. "Scriptwriting Basics for Aspiring Playwrights" will b=
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Gary Webster, Playwright will be the instructor.
For Complete details, call (216) 561-8608.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio, <=
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appearances in Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibsen's =
A Doll's House, Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, Langston Hughes'=20=
Simply Heavenly, Ossie Davis' Purlie, Shakespeare's The Mer=
ry Wives of Windsor as well as other roles in Cleveland area theatres. S=
he has been a recipient of the Karamu Actors Guild, 1999-2000 (Outer Circle)=
Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical," for her role as Idella in=
Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie. Recent TV=
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Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to p=
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"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION" BY KIRK WOOD BROMLEY
JUNE 18 - JULY 4, 2004
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wo= od Bromley and directed by David Hansen, opening Friday, June 18, 2004 at 7 = PM, on the Kulas Community Stage at Wade Oval in University Circle. Th= is production is free and open to the public.
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. &nbs= p;All the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Be= nedict Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin,
Adams and, of course, George Washington. The action springs to life w= ith passion and humor, and blows the dust off these historical icons. = Come and share Washington's travails against Redcoats, Tories, Hessian= s, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a bankrupt Congress, spies and his own i= ncompetent and restless soldiers along the way to the birth of the American = spirit.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wood Bromley, winner of the Excellence in P= laywriting Award at the 2002 New York City International Fringe Festival, co= ntinues Bad Epitaph=B9s five year commitment to plays with heightened language= , original, live music, and presenting tales of the past to illuminate impor= tant issues of the present day.
Performances for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION are Fridays and Saturdays at 7 PM = and Sundays at 3 PM, presented on the beautiful, newly renovated Wade Oval i= n University Circle, in view of many of Cleveland=B9s great cultural instituti= ons. This is THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION=B9s first production outside of New York = City, and Bad Epitaph=B9s first outdoor production. THE AMERICAN REVOLUT= ION is presented with the generous assistance of the Cleveland Theater Colle= ctive.
The acting company includes Mark Cipra, Aaron Coleman, Magdalyn Donnelly, K= elly Elliott, Nathan Gurr, Cat Kenney, Doug Kusak, Susan Lucier, Ray McNiece= , Andrew Narten, Brian Pedaci, Sandra Cox True, Matt Zitelli and William Mar= shall as George Washington.
For more information, check the website at http://www.badepitaph.org= or call (216) 556-0919.
"After your death you were better have a bad epitaph than their ill re= port while you live." (Hamlet, II.ii)
--MS_Mac_OE_3161284039_14067345_MIME_Part-- From annefusco at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 20:10:04 2004 From: annefusco at yahoo.com (Anne Fusco) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 20:10:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Matthew James Murphy Show Updates and Cleveland Magazine Message-ID: <20040305041004.62674.qmail@web40911.mail.yahoo.com> --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hello Everyone! A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A CLEVELAND MAGAZINE!!! THERE IS A FEATURE STORY IN THE MAGAZINE ABOUT MATTHEW AND A REVIEW OF HIS NEW ALBUM "LIFE!" Matthew James Murphy has been working hard and we have added some new appearances to the list! He will be appearing at all of the Cleveland area BORDERS BOOK STORES in the month of March. He will be playing some select songs and doing some question and answer sessions, as well. CHECK OUT THE DATES AND TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS! Each BORDERS location will also be selling Matthew James Murphy CD's, so your friends can pick them up. MARCH DATES MARCH 10TH (wED) BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 18TH (THURS) BORDERS IN MENTOR 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 24TH (WED) BORDERS IN SOLON 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 25TH (THURS) BORDERS IN WESTLAKE 7 pm - 9 pm APRIL 15TH (THURS) BORDERS IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 7 pm - 9 pm Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows! Peace, love and music! Anne Fusco Publicist Premiere Artist Management www.matthewjamesmurphy.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A
MARCH DATES
MARCH 10TH (wED)
BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD
MARCH 18TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
MARCH 24TH (WED)
BORDERS IN SOLON
MARCH 25TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
APRIL 15TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows!
Peace, love and music!
Anne Fusco
Publicist
Premiere Artist Management
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536-- From bdiehl at ayalogic.com Fri Mar 5 05:17:42 2004 From: bdiehl at ayalogic.com (Brian Diehl) Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 08:17:42 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions: Perfect Wedding: Hudson Players Message-ID: <01cc01c402b4$40f62ae0$0e00a8c0@hq.local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit On March 7 and 8, at 7:00 PM, Hudson Players will be holding auditions for "Perfect Wedding," a farce by Robin Hawdon. It will run April 30, May 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15. Auditions and performances will be held at Hudson's Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St. The six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in their 20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the mother/mother-in-law. In "Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his wedding day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best man and the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not far behind. The production will be directed by Wayne Merholz from Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters throughout Ohio. Author Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied career. Beyond writing novels and appearing on British television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and "Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, "Don't Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be $10 and will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330 655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book Shop. The Barlow Community Center is off route 303, two blocks east of route 91 and on S. Oviatt Street - across from the Hudson Fire Department and Safety Center. For more information or for tickets, contact the Hudson Players: players at ayalogic.com. # # # Contact: Brian Diehl, Board Member, Hudson Players: Email: bdiehl at ayalogic.com ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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"Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his =
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day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't
remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best =
man and
the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not =
far behind.
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Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La =
Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters =
throughout
Author
Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied =
career. Beyond writing novels and =
appearing on British
television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and
"Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays
including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, =
"Don't
Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be =
$10 and
will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330
655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book =
Shop.
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=99s Wife, Charles Busch=E2=80=99s razor-sh=
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AUDITION NOTICE!!!!
Brecksville Little Theater is announcing auditions for Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES! Directed by Mr. Doug Farron with Music Direction Mr. David W. Coxe
Audition Dates: Saturday March 13 and Saturday March 20 from Noon to 4:00 PM at the Brecksville Little Theater.
Performance Dates are May 28, 29 and June 4,5,6,11,12,13,18,19
We are currently seeking 21 adults from mid-40's to age 80.
We are also seeking adults aged early 20's to mid-30's.
Please come prepared to sing (accompanist will be provided) and prepared to read.
Go to http://www.brecksville.oh.us/blt/ for directions and phone numbers. Some of you may not know this, but there's a theatre in=20
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Some of you may know this, and just not care.
They want to change that opinion.
Thursday, March 18th, NEohioPAL members are invited to a =
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DEAD
Written by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Jeff Holland
From the mind of Mike and Ike comes a dark, surreal take on a dark =
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From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 12:18:12 2004
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 12:18:12 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for GRAND HOTEL!
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Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower.
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Did I mention it's FREE? Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
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To learn more about Kassaba there is a combination feature article/CD review at: http://www.artscleveland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=502&highlight=#502 The Beachland Ballroom is at 15711 Waterloo Road; phone is (216) 383-1124 or their web-site is: http://www.beachlandballroom.com Performance time is 8 pm, and tickets are $8. ============ From cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 19:21:55 2004 From: cantoncomicopera at yahoo.com (Joseph Rubin) Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 19:21:55 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Canton Comic Opera Company presents THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert Message-ID: <20040308032155.65175.qmail@web13002.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 Canton, Ohio-- The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 21 at 2:00 p.m. All performances will be at Cable Recital Hall in the Cultural Center for the Arts, 1001 Market Ave. N., Canton. THE FORTUNE TELLER features an unparalleled cast of Northeast Ohio?s finest singers, directed by Musical Director, Mr. Adam Aceto of Michigan?s Ann Arbor Comic Opera Guild. The production will also be accompanied by Mr. Aceto and Mr. Patrick Johnson at the two pianos. Tickets are $15.00 for general admission and $10.00 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets or for more information call 330-327-2985, or view the Canton Comic Opera Company?s website at http://www.geocities.com/cantoncomicopera/main.html. The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the United States and expose a new generation to this ?lost? art form.? Rubin is also the founder and Executive Director of the highly successful Annual Lillian and Dorothy Gish Film Festival at the Lincoln Theatre in Massillon, now in its third year. THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in Hungary, involving a gypsy fortune teller and a heiress from Budapest who is studying for the ballet who looks just like her. The operetta boasts one of Victor Herbert?s best scores, featuring the famous ?Gypsy Love Song? (?Slumber on, my little gypsy sweetheart?) and ?Romany Life.? Herbert?s other successful operettas include BABES IN TOYLAND (1903) and NAUGHTY MARIETTA (1910). THE FORTUNE TELLER, although extremely popular and continuously revived until the 1950?s, has not been performed for more than 50 years and has fallen into undeserved neglect. The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in Canton, Ohio, dedicated to the preservation and performance of American operettas. Founded and incorporated in 2003 by executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, The Canton Comic Opera Company is a volunteer organization providing talented singers in the Northeastern Ohio community with the opportunity to perform in operetta productions. The Canton Comic Opera Company is the only theatre company in the world dedicated solely to the performance of historic American operettas. ### --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii The Canton Comic Opera Company Announces its First Production, THE FORTUNE TELLER by Victor Herbert; March 19, 20, & 21 The Canton Comic Opera Company will present a semi-staged concert version of THE FORTUNE TELLER, a Comic Opera in Three Acts (1898), with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith, on Friday, March 19th and Saturday, March 20th at The Canton Comic Opera Company?s executive director, Mr. Joseph N. Rubin, founded the company to, ?revive American operettas by composers such as Victor Herbert, Sigmund Romberg and Jerome Kern, which are rarely, if ever, performed anywhere in the THE FORTUNE TELLER is a story of mistaken identities, picturesquely set in The Canton Comic Opera Company is a newly formed, non-profit, semi-professional theatre company, based in ### Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1984128805-1078716115=:65040-- From bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com Sun Mar 7 19:34:57 2004 From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin) Date: Sun, 07 Mar 2004 22:34:57 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Bodwin Theatre Company Presents Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid (March 12-14) Message-ID: The third installation of the =
Cheap Yucks=20
series of stand-up comedy will be held on Saturday, March 6th at 10:pm =
at the=20
Winchester located at 12112 Madison Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio.=20
216-226-5681.
Featuring Cody Dove =
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Nobody.
Also appearing :
Mr. =
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Kathie =
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Tim =
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and your host and emcee: =
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Lester Graham
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Five = Bucks Very=20 Little Sucks!" Mike Baker ------=_NextPart_001_0002_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00 Content-Type: image/gif; name="Blank Bkgrd.gif" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-ID: <041285111 at 01032004-1B35> R0lGODlhLQAtAID/AP////f39ywAAAAALQAtAEACcAxup8vtvxKQsFon6d02898pGkgiYoCm6sq2 7iqWcmzOsmeXeA7uPJd5CYdD2g9oPF58ygqz+XhCG9JpJGmlYrPXGlfr/Yo/VW45e7amp2tou/lW xo/zX513z+Vt+1n/tiX2pxP4NUhy2FM4xtjIUQAAOw== ------=_NextPart_000_0001_01C3FF5B.600C6E00-- >From bstuewe" TrueNorth Cultural=20 Arts For immediate release=97 For further information, contact Rick Fortney at 440-933-2905 or 440-930-7411. TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present its Winter = Concert on=20 Saturday, March 6, 7:30 p.m. at Providence Church in Avon. The concert = will=20 feature the TrueNorth Chorale and the Avon Lake Men=92s Chorus, both = under the=20 direction of Founder / Director Rick Fortney and a guest choir from = Grand Blanc,=20 Michigan, The New Century Chorale, under the direction of Gene = Coburn. The New Century Chorale represents Michigan = communities=20 throughout Genesee and Northern Oakland counties. Both TrueNorth and the = New=20 Century Chorale are dedicated to the enrichment of our communities = through the=20 joy of music; committed to performing quality and diverse repertoire, = and to=20 reinforcing the value of the performing arts in our society. In addition to the 100 musicians from the choirs, = artists from=20 TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 will display their work in the lobby of the sanctuary. TrueNorth is home = to 30=20 local artists. The Art show presented at this concert will have a Lenten = theme=20 reflecting on the journey Christ traveled first to Jerusalem, then to = the Cross,=20 and then to Life Everlasting. Tickets are $ 8.00 for general admission and $ 5.00 = for=20 students and seniors, 65 and older, and can be purchased from any = TrueNorth=20 member, or by calling the TrueNorth office at 440-930-7411. To pay by = credit=20 card, visit the TrueNorth Gallery, formerly the ArtsTown Studios & = Gallery,=20 33489-1 Lake Road in Avon Lake. . Tickets will also be available at the = door.=20 Providence Church is located at 35295 Detroit Road in = Avon, =BE=20 mile east of Rt. 83, across from the east entrance to the Avon Commons.=20 Providence Church recently celebrated their grand opening of their new = complex=20 and sanctuary. The TrueNorth Concert serves as an excellent opportunity = for the=20 community to come visit and experience this wonderful new facility. For more information contact the TrueNorth website = =96 THIS IS THE FINAL=
WEEKEND FOR Olde Towne Hall Theatre is located at: 36119 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039 Just 500 feet west of the intersection of Ohio Route 113 (Center Ridge Road)= and Route 83 (Avon-Belden Road), directly in front of the giant North Ridge= ville water tower.
--part1_d7.4923a97.2d74b768_boundary-- From Mercuryss2003 at aol.com Mon Mar 1 08:32:17 2004 From: Mercuryss2003 at aol.com (Mercuryss2003 at aol.com) Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 11:32:17 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Open MSS Auditions! Tonight and Tomorrow! Message-ID: <1d2.1aef2d01.2d74bf91@aol.com> -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!! Mercury Summer Stock announces 2004 Season Auditions FOOTLOOSE Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford & Walter Bobbie Music by Tom Snow Lyrics by Dean Pitchford JUNE 18,19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 ALL ROLES EXCEPT WILLARD HEWITT ARE AVAILABLE SPECIFICALLY SEEKING: Rev. Moore and men ages 15-25 BLOOD BROTHERS Book, Music and Lyrics by Willy Russell JULY 16, 17, 21, 22, 23,24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE REALLY ROSIE Book by Maurice Sendak Lyrics by Carole King JULY 17, 20, 22, 24 ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE FUNNY GIRL Book by Garson Kanin & Isobel Lennart Music by Jule Styne Lyrics by Bob Merrill AUGUST 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ALL ROLES EXCEPT FANNY AND NICK ARNSTEIN ARE AVAILABLE AUDITION DATES/TIMES Monday, March 1 - 6-10pm Tuesday, March 2 -6-10pm Wednesday, March 3 -Callbacks TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT CALL TOLL FREE AT : 877-212-7185 0R EMAIL AT: MercurySS2003 at aol.com LOCATION Bedford Heights Community Center 5615 Perkins Road Bedford Heights, OH 44146 Memorize/Prepare TWO SHORT SONGS (uptempo and ballad)- bring sheet music in the proper key (accompanist provided) Bring Current resume/headshot Bring clothes to dance (if auditioning for Funny Girl, bring tap shoes) Check your calendar for any conflicts before auditioning FOR MORE INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: http://mercury_summer_stock.tripod.com/ Hope to see you there! -------------------------------1078158737 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED, WALK INs WELCOME!!!
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E INFORMATION AND CAST BREAKDOWNS Voted best multicultural event of =
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year at Metropolitan State College, Denver 2001, the Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is an entertaining romp =
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the history of the Guerrilla Girls, an up-to-date look at Guerrilla Girls On Tour’s =
latest
masked capers, and a discussion with the audience on the current =
discriminating
trends happening right in their home towns. During a slide show of =
the
Girls’ most famous posters, actions and antics, three members of
Guerrilla Girls On tour share with the audience secrets about what makes =
the
group run, where they get their ideas, how they invented their
five-minute-research technique, and the origins of the use of humor as a =
weapon
to fight sexism and racism. The Gig ends with some current =
shocking
statistics and a lively Q&A with the audience. The Guerrilla Girls On Tour Gig is =
free and
open to the public, and will be held on Tuesday, March 2nd at =
7:00pm in =
the Donahue
Auditorium of the Dolan Science Church of the Saviour in =
The concert is free and open to the public. There is plenty of free lighted =
parking and
the church is handicapped-accessible.
For more information please call the church at =
216-321-8880. Judith
Higbee Director
of Music Church
of the Saviour (UM) higbee at chsaviour.org Need to find the following!?
ALL available at: Reader's Theatre Auditions Jean Sycle Martin
216-561-8588
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From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 20:14:24 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players Auditions
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Workshop Players announces auditions for The Dining Room, a comedy/drama by
A. R. Gurney. Director Don Wozniak is seeking adult actors, a minimum of three
men and three women, possibly as many as four of each. Auditions will
consist of readings from the script. Each actor will be asked to play a variety of
roles and ages from grade school age through elderly.
Auditions will be held at Workshop Players Theater, located at 44820 Middle
Ridge Road in Amherst, on Sunday, April 18 and Monday, April 19, from 7 to 9:30
p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.
For more information, contact the director at 440-244-3960 or by e-mail at:
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From: bodwin_theatre_company at hotmail.com (Kevin Cronin)
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 21:07:23 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Issue 31 -- Arts and Culture IS economic Development (Vote
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Store more e-mails with MSN Hotmail Extra Storage ? 4 plans to choose from! From SDAssistsU at aol.com Tue Mar 2 07:42:02 2004 From: SDAssistsU at aol.com (SDAssistsU at aol.com) Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 10:42:02 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dance Space Needed Message-ID: <278A66AF.074A5C6D.0BAE9132@aol.com> ********IN NEED OF DANCE STUDIO SPACE******************** Greetings! I am hosting a dance seminar scheduled for Sunday, March 21, 2004 between the hours of 1:00 - 5:30. Due to a high volume of interest in the seminar, registrations have surpassed the capacity of my current studio. I'm looking to rent studio space to handle approx. 45 dancers. If someone has a space available please contact me at sdassistsu at aol.com. Thank you. Cassandra Al Warda The Wind and Sand Dance Co. From kschimel at ashland.edu Tue Mar 2 07:43:29 2004 From: kschimel at ashland.edu (Keli Schimelpfenig) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 10:43:29 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ashland Summer Theatre Festival Accepting Resumes for Technical Director Position Message-ID: <5A78EF0A-6C60-11D8-B0DE-000A956A1C48@ashland.edu> The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is now accepting resumes for technical director for its 2004 season, which will include A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Lend Me a Tenor, and Hello, Dolly! The program is an intense eight week experience consisting of actors, technicians, and staff members who work seven days a week, 10 hours a day to present three professional quality productions. Company Members are offered a chance to develop talents in acting, dance, scenery construction, costumes, make-up, sound, and lighting design that will prepare them to go on to exciting careers in the professional entertainment world. Contract dates are May 17 through July 19, and the salary range is $350 per week. All company members receive a single room in university housing two blocks from the theatre, and a generous weekly stipend is provided for meals. The average daily work schedule is 9am to 10pm with meal and personal breaks. The Ashland Summer Theatre Festival is located on the campus of Ashland University in North Central Ohio between Cleveland and Columbus. The theatre facilities include a 730 seat proscenium house, fully equipped scene, costume, and paint shops onsite, as well as storage facilities for stock costumes, scenery, and lighting equipment. These facilities also feature a computerized lighting system and a refurbished sound system. The official job description is included below. Additional information and production photos are available at our website, www.ashland.edu/summertheatre Resumes can be sent to Becky Misenheimer, Production Manager, via fax at 419-289-5329, e-mail at rmisenhe at ashland.edu and by mail at Ashland Summer Theatre Festival, 401 College Ave, Ashland, OH 44805. Technical Director (1 position) Hire Dates: 5-17-04 to 7-19-04 Salary: $350/week (9 weeks) plus weekly food stipend Housing: Private Room in university residence hall two blocks from theatre Description: Function as the TD for a three show season. Responsibilities will include drafting, purchasing, estimating, budgeting, maintaining paperwork, communication with other departments, problem solving, supervision of Master Carpenter and small carpentry crew, and some equipment maintenance. This is a very hands on position, and some construction, installation, and strike duties will be necessary. Experience with rigging is expected, and with welding, plastics, and fabrics is preferred. Prior professional experience, especially under summer theatre schedules and conditions, is preferred. From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Tue Mar 2 14:31:27 2004 From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:31:27 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]JCC Theater re-opens; Auditions for RAGTIME, directed by Fred Sternfeld Message-ID: <014701c400a6$1adb3040$0400a8c0@fred> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0148_01C4007C.32052840 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Audition Appointments being accepted now. Call Susan Sellers, Mondays - Thursdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm at 216-831-0700, extension 1358 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - AUDITION INFORMATION
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Coach House Theatre
announces auditions for:
Ten Little Indians
by Agatha Christie directed by Jim
Fippin
production dates: May 6-29 2004
rehearsals scheduled to
begin: March 23
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Im looking for a space for the last Saturday of March. It must=20= be able to accomodate 40 to 50 people for a large dance class.
It can be any thing from a VFW to a dance studio
I will need it for most of the day and early evening
LeSouper at aol.com
I also have a friend who is looking for a space this size for S= unday March 21st from 1:00 pm until 5:30 SDassistsu at aol.co= m
--part1_83.6a715f6.2d76638b_boundary-- From Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com Tue Mar 2 14:43:45 2004 From: Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com (Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:43:45 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Doc Filmmaking Workshop Message-ID:
When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of t= he Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna (= bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at the= same location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, in= cluding the production, financing, and distribution.
The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0 Admi= ssion cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To RSVP= to the workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.
Nicole D Sampogna
Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years= at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at= ND Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in=20= Los Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She ea= rned her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in= 1993, where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Medi= a Ecology. She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and c= inematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=20= the Emmy Award winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials,=20= as well as Comedy Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sun= dance Channel. "Her Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.
Karen Carter
Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran= t and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Br= ave Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directe= d the shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen b= alances her documentary work with commercial advertising.
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A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20= Silver Images Film and Video Awards!
When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL
Winners of the Awards:
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead
Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20= segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin= g and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."
Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be o= ld. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC cl= ub kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with= the life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her frie= nds and followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independ= ence. Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provokin= g film.
Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);= at the Door $30.00.
Discount Available for IFP Members for $15.00 for the Awards Ceremony and Sc= reening that starts at 5:30 pm. Only $10 for students!
Call 800-779-8491 or write ginny at terr= anova.org for more information and to reserve tickets.
The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films= and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later years--= complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.
The mission of the Silver Images Film and Video Awards is to foster an under= standing and respect for the vitality, experience, diversity and wisdom of o= lder people through the media of film and video.
--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary-- From emadden at kent.edu Tue Mar 2 15:47:26 2004 From: emadden at kent.edu (ELISABETH MADDEN) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 18:47:26 -0500 (EST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]PORTHOUSE THEATRE STILL HAS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUDITION SLOTS AVAILABLE Message-ID: <1120685.1078271246508.JavaMail.cpadmin@flash01.uis.kent.edu> Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Porthouse Theatre, Akron-Cleveland area=92s=20 premiere, professional summer theatre, announces auditions in Cleveland=20 and Kent for its 2004 =93Season of Celebration.=94 The season includes=20 Godspell, June 10 - 26, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic=20 Director, Terri Kent; A Streetcar Named Desire, July 1 =96 17, directed=20 by Warehouse Theatre Artistic Director, John Woodson, who directed last=20 season=92s The Importance of Being Earnest; and Guys & Dolls, July 22 =96= =20 August 8, directed by Porthouse Theatre Artistic Director, Terri Kent. =20 All positions are paid and EMC points are available. =20 In Cleveland, auditions for all three productions will be Sunday, March=20 7th from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday, March 8th from 4 p.m. to 10=20 p.m. at The Cleveland Play House. AEA auditions are Monday, March 8th=20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Cleveland Play House is located on Euclid=20 Avenue and East 85th Street. =20 Those auditioning for Godspell and Guys & Dolls should prepare two=20 selections of 16 bars, one ballad and one up-tempo song. Please bring=20 sheet music in the appropriate key for the accompanist provided. Those=20 auditioning for A Streetcar Named Desire should prepare one monologue,=20 under four minutes in length. Anyone auditioning for all three=20 productions should prepare two selections of 16 bars and one monologue=20 not to exceed four minutes combined. Acappella singing will not be=20 permitted. The roles of Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire and Adelaide in=20 Guys & Dolls have already been cast. All other roles are available. Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled after January=20 1st through Elisabeth Madden at 330-672-3884 or email at=20 porthouse at kent.edu. PLEASE DO NOT SEND RESUMES AND HEADSHOTS WHEN=20 REQUESTING AN AUDITION TIME. Headshots and resumes will be accepted at=20 the audition. Callbacks will be March 14 at 10 a.m. for Godspell,=20 March 14 at 6 p.m. for Guys & Dolls and March 15 at 6 p.m. for A=20 Streetcar Named Desire in the Music & Speech Center at Kent State=20 University. =20 Porthouse Theatre was founded in 1971 and is the premier summer theater=20 in the area. Set on the beautiful grounds of the Blossom Music Center,=20 Porthouse offers audiences the finest in professional summer theater. =20 The comfortable 500-seat, outdoor, covered pavilion theater is located=20 next to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Cuyahoga Falls. =20 Porthouse Theatre, the Akron-Cleveland area=92s premiere professional=20 summer theatre, is a cultural service of Kent State University. =20 Porthouse Theatre is a member of the Akron Area Arts Alliance. =20 Porthouse Theatre=92s programs and activities are made possible in part=20 by funding from the Ohio Arts Council. ------------------------------- Elisabeth Madden Managing Director Porthouse Theatre KSU's School of Theatre & Dance emadden at kent.edu 330-672-0103 From royberko at yahoo.com Tue Mar 2 17:23:31 2004 From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:23:31 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko: Spring Entertainment Preview Message-ID: <20040303012331.75127.qmail@web12005.mail.yahoo.com> EXCITING SPRING ENTERTAINMENT COMING TO THE NORTH COAST Roy Berko (Member, American Theatre Critics Association) --THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS-- Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times As the weather becomes nicer the urge to have new experiences blooms. Several venues in Cleveland are welcoming spring with exciting offerings. Here?s a list of some things to consider attending: CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS DANCE WORKS ?04 Verb Ballets launches its contemporary Artists Collection with vibrant and thought-provoking works. See a preview of the premieres and company pieces on March 12th and 13th at 8:00 PM and March 14th at 3:00 in the Gordon Square Theatre. Support the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland by attending a benefit on Thursday, March 11th. Antaeus Dance presents works danced to live music by Cleveland composer Paul Cox. The program includes sensual, meditative, assertive and aural landscape pieces. Performance dates: March 12th & 13th at 8 and March 14th at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. Inlet Dance Theatre is billed as the company which gives the audience the unexpected in a playful way. This is one of Cleveland?s newest companies. They will dance at the Gordon Square Theatre on March 19th and 20th at 8:00 and March 21st at 3:00. MorrisonDance presents a kinetically stimulating evening exploring theories of psychology, neuroscience and other behavioral concepts. Performed at the Upstairs Theatre on March 19 and 20 at 8:00 and March 21 at 3:00. Safmod is one of CPT?s resident dance companies. Presenting an evening called ?Odyssey,? the audience is invited to share a cathartic plunge through convoluted terrains of today?s emotional landscape on March 26 and 27 at 8:00 and March 28 at 3:00 in the Upstairs Theatre. GroundWorks, my favorite local dance company presents a world premiere by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara along with several other pieces including one inspired by Samuel Beckett?s play ?NOT I.? Performances are in the Gordon Square theatre on April 2nd and 3rd and 8:00 and April 4th at 3:00. Prices for performances run from $15 to $18 with the ?Pay What You Can Policy? available. Call Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727. Five ticket Art Pak?s are available for $60 for 5 vouchers. CPT is located at 6415 Detroit Avenue and free parking is available in two lots on the north and south side of Detroit and also on West 65th street. THERE?S A NEW MUSICAL THEATRE IN TOWN Kalliope Stage is the dream of a lifetime for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol. Eight years in the planning, the new professional musical theater company will present full main stage musical theatre, a cabaret and a chamber music series, as well as a series of youth theater courses. The company has completely renovated the Douglas Building at Cedar and Lee Roads in such a way that the audience will be up-front and personal. The space includes the Konfectionary, a resident chocolate caf? for after-show fun. Kalliope?s opening season includes: Rodgers and Hammerstein?s ?IT?S A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? March 5-April 4, ?CAROUSEL,? April 30-May 23, and ?PETE N? KEELY,? June 11-July 3. For ticket information and an Inaugural Season brochure call 216-321-0870 or visit www.KalliopeStage.com. The theatre?s address is 2134 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights. ALLEN THEATRE TO HOST ?NUNSENSE?S 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR The Little Sisters of Hoboken are taking their act on the road in an all-star production of NUNSENSE, the award winning hit musical comedy. The cast includes theatrical and television legends Kay Ballard, Georgia Engel, Mimi Hines, Darlene Love and Lee Meriwether. The show will be presented from March 9th through the 14th. For tickets, which range in price from $25.50 to $52.50, call 216-241-6000 or 800-766-6048. Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evening at 7:30, with matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 1:30. ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR? IN A NEW PERFORMANCE AT PALACE THEATRE Long before Mel Gibson decided to tell the story of Christ in his controversial ?THE PASSIONS OF CHRIST,? Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the musical ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.? The play, which will star Lawrence Clayton as Judas and Eric Kunze as Jesus, will be staged from April 13-15 at Playhouse Square?s Palace Theatre. Songs from the production, which includes fierce rock rhythms, include: ?I Don?t Know How to Love Him,? ?Could We Start Again Please? and, ?Jesus Christ, Superstar.? Tickets for ?JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR,? which range from $58 to $23 are available at the Playhouse Square box office, all Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, by calling 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or by going online at www.playhousesquare.com. ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? CONTINUES AT THE HANNA If you want a delightful evening of musical entertainment, and an introduction to Dating 101, the positively reviewed ?I LOVE YOU, YOU?RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE? is running at the Hanna theatre until June 27. For tickets go to the Playhouse Square box office, visit Tickets outlets located in Tops Friendly Markets, call 216-241-6000 or 1-800-766-6048 or go online to www.playhousesquare.com. ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? AT THE BECK CENTER >From March 19th through April 10th, ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck Center. Directed and choreographed by Times Theatre Tribute winner Martin Cespedes, the show was complied by Clarke Peters from the music of Louis Jordan. For tickets and information call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org. SHAW AND SHAKESPEARE ON STAGE AT ACTORS? SUMMIT G. B. Shaw?s ?MRS. WARREN?S PROFESSION? is a story of an emancipated, intelligent and self-sufficient young woman who is astounded to learn how her mother rose from poverty to riches. It?s full of Shavian wit and contrariness. The play runs from March 4th through April 25th Are you ready for this? Cleveland?s first family of theatre Reuben Silver and Dorothy Silver, star in MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, on stage from April 1st through March 21st. This is a must see! For tickets to Actors? Summit, which is located in quaint Hudson, call 330-342-0800. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster http://search.yahoo.com From Debrawordsmith at aol.com Tue Mar 2 18:05:55 2004 From: Debrawordsmith at aol.com (Debrawordsmith at aol.com) Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 21:05:55 EST Subject: [NEohioPAL]Marianne Williamson Comes to Cleveland! Message-ID: <24.503d0407.2d769783@aol.com> --part1_24.503d0407.2d769783_boundary Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-----------------------------1078279546" -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fellow Arts Lovers and Appreciators: ESTEEM, INC., this nation's 655th Point of Light, is an educational organization that provided arts and educational programs for homeless and economically disadvantaged people in the 90s. Among our favorites was our "Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through the Arts" program. In 2003, we embarked upon a housing project for homeless women and children in Cleveland, and we continue to raise funds through benefits, donations and grants this year to purchase and establish several post-transitional housing facilities. Yes, these facilities will all have arts classes! Marianne Williamson, the world renowned author, lecturer and spiritual leader, has consented to do a benefit for ESTEEM. What a miracle! I attach a flyer about her upcoming visit on June 13, 2004. Her website is marianne.com for those unfamiliar with this wonderful lady. Marianne is an arts lover. Her home church community, Renaissance Unity, in Warren, Michigan, has a fabulous choir that has cut a number of CDs, and all are professional musicians. For spiritual nourishment, no matter what your religion, anti-religion, or spiritual path, Marianne is not to be missed. Her topic: "Heaven on Earth". The essence of her work is PEACE on earth and what we can do in our lives to achieve that. Marianne was in Cleveland last in 1999. If you have any questions, please email or call us. Thank you for reading this. debra wiener, founder and president ESTEEM, INC. 216 382-1465 x2 -------------------------------1078279546 Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Presents Ray Cooney=E2=80=99s =E2=80=9CCaught in the Net=E2=80=9D
March 2, 2004 :=C2=A0 The sequel to =E2=80=9CRun for Your Wife=E2= =80=9D finds our bigamist taxi-driver, John Smith, still keeping both his fa= milies (one in Wimbledon and one in Streatham) happy and blissfully unaware=20= of each other.=C2=A0 However, his teenage children =E2=80=93 one girl and on= e boy by each wife =E2=80=93 have met on the Internet and are determined to=20= see each other in person, especially as it transpires that they have so much= in common =E2=80=93 same surname, taxi-driver dad of the same age, etc.!= =C2=A0 The ever spiraling situation gets increasingly out-of-hand as John bu= sts a gut to juggle with the truth.
Cast:
Brad Baker as John=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=
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=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Rick Carter as=
Stanley
Caroline Santa as Vicki=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0 =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 =C2= =A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Ryan Santa as Gavin
Len Chase as Dad
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Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM=C2=A0=C2=A0 March 19th =E2=80=93 April 10t= h
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
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40 River Street=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday =E2=80=93 Saturday
Adults=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $12=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 Seniors and Youths under 1= 8=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 $10
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THIS IS AN ADULT BRITISH FARCE!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is seeing applicants for M=
usic Director for our production of West Side Story.
Show dates are Fridays and Saturdays @8pm=A0 July 23rd - August 21st
with matinee performances on Sunday, August 1st, 8th, 15th
Please respond to this e-mail with a resume and references.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is located at 40 River Street, Chagrin Fall=
s, Ohio.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented ac=
tors, directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus spec=
ial events such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
For an unforgettable entertainment and cultural experience, come to historic=
charming Chagrin Falls and enjoy an evening of live theater at Chagrin V=
alley Little Theatre.
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AUDITIONS For more details about the program, facility and staff,=
you can also check out this website: http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
FOR FAIRMOUNT ARTS CAMP
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING INTENSIVES
The Fairmount Center is offering a professional summer training program for=20=
young people. It will take place at Centerville Mills Camp, located se=
veral miles south of I-422 and Rt. 306 in Bainbridge.=A0The camp is 10-15 mi=
nutes from Beachwood.
WHAT IS THE PROGRAM?
The Professional Training Intensives have both day camp and resident camp pr=
ograms available for teens entering 6=A0-- 8 grade (junior program) & 9=
=A0-- entering college freshman (teen program).=A0 The students in our Profe=
ssional Training Intensives should have professional aspirations and a desir=
e to train in a challenging and disciplined environment.=A0
Contemporary Theater and Audition Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays and techniques of the modern theat=
re. The workshop covers scene study, voice, movement, improvisation, auditio=
n techniques and the system of physical action developed by Constantin Stani=
slavski. Workshops, master classes and rehearsals are directed by top area p=
rofessionals.=A0 =A0As an added bonus, a series of classes and workshops wil=
l be held during this session that will prepare the students for professiona=
l auditions and the college theatre program application process.=A0A showcas=
e production of contemporary theatre scenes and monologues will be performed=
at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited area college edu=
cators and theatre professionals.=A0
Shakespeare Workshop
An advanced program focusing on the plays of William Shakespeare.=A0 This wo=
rkshop offers classes in performing Shakespeare, speaking verse, script anal=
ysis, voice for the stage, movement, audition techniques and stage combat.=
=A0 =A0A showcase production consisting of scenes from Shakespeare's plays w=
ill be performed at the end of the session for parents, friends and invited=20=
area college educators and theatre professionals.=A0
Musical Theatre Workshop
The great American invention, musical theatre, is explored in this intensive=
and challenging professional workshop.=A0 Area professionals in directing,=20=
acting, singing and dance will lead the participants through workshops and r=
ehearsals. =A0A showcase production=A0 that celebrates famous scenes from mu=
sical theatre will be performed at the end of the session for parents, frien=
ds and invited area college educators and theatre professionals.
DATES AND FEES:
Please visit our website at http://www.fairmountcenter.org/summercamp.htm
to get information about specific dates and fees.
WHO WILL THE STAFF BE?
Many of the most notable names in theater in Northeast Ohio will be teaching=
. The staff members at FPAC are highly credentialed award-winning arts=
professionals with many years of experience in professional regional theatr=
e, national Broadway tours or resident theatre leadership.=A0 All have exten=
sive experience working with children, teens and adults in theatre and / or=20=
camp settings.=A0 Our staff are chosen based on their reputation for profess=
ional excellence and their love of working with young people.=A0
Fred Sternfeld, Camp Director; director, teacher (www.fredsternfeld.com)
Tom Fulton, Executive Director: director, actor, teacher (www.tomfulton.com)=A0
Andrew May, Associate Artistic Director=A0-- Great Lakes Theater Fest=
ival; actor, director, teacher
Victoria Bussert, Artistic Director, Cain Park; Resident Director, Gr=
eat Lakes Theater Festival, Musical Theater Professor, Baldwin-Wallace Colle=
ge
Mitchell Fields, freelance actor, teacher, director and improv instru=
ctor for Second City Cleveland
Wayne Turney, former actor/director at the Cleveland Play House; acto=
r, author, director, teacher
Martin Cespedes, director & choreographer, actor, teacher
All staff are subject to change without notice
For complete biographies of the staff please visit=20=
our website at htt=
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WHEN ARE THE AUDITIONS?
Students can attend any or all of the sessions.=A0 The auditions will be he=
ld this Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2004.
WHO DO I CALL TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT?
Call Shirley at 440-338-3171 to set up your appointment and to acquire an en=
rollment packet.
WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE FOR THE AUDITION?
If you are auditioning for the Contemporary Theatre & Audition Workshop=20=
or the Shakespeare Workshop, please prepare two short contrasting monologues=
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prepare one monologue and one song instead.
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Margaret Lynch and Fred Gloor, the Cleveland Theater Collective --part1_159.2f26d3e2.2d779bfd_boundary-- From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 3 12:49:44 2004 From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 12:49:44 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland begins GRAND HOTEL auditions! Message-ID: <20040303204944.42571.qmail@web13126.mail.yahoo.com> --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Lakeland Theatre announces AUDITIONS for THE GRAND HOTEL Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle Audition Dates and Times: March 6 (Saturday) 2:30pm-4:30pm in Room H1095. March 7 (Sunday) 1:00pm- 3:00pm in Room H1095 March 10 (Wednesday) Callbacks and additional auditions 7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center. First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message). Information concerning auditions: Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There is ONE (and possibly two) Equity contract(s) available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years. Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5. There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film. Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos. Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager. Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos. Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo. Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos. Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's) Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's) Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time. Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes. Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act. Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos. Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos. Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's). The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos. Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos. Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen. Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower. Follow the signs to room H1095. (Turn left into Building "D"; go through the gallery, past the restrooms and through the double doors {H Building} and take a left. H1095 is the first room on your right.) --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-912743720-1078346984=:42351-- From ahedger at fineartsassociation.org Wed Mar 3 13:29:44 2004 From: ahedger at fineartsassociation.org (Ann Hedger) Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 16:29:44 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Ten Below" One Act Festival Auditions at The Fine Arts Association Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E1FAC9C@fa1.FineArts.Local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Auditions for The Fine Arts Association's The 8th Annual One Act Festival "Ten Below" Directed by Ann Hedger Monday & Tuesday, March 15 & 16, 2004 7:00 pm NO appointments needed. The Shadowbox Theatre The Fine Arts Association 38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio Several months ago, The Fine Arts Association put out a 'Call for Submissions' for unpublished 10-minute works for consideration for The 8th Annual One Act Festival entitled "Ten Below". We were thrilled to receive over 125 submissions from playwrights on the East Coast to the West Coast, including many from right here in the Cleveland area. After many weeks of reading, The Fine Arts Association is excited to bring 8 new works to our Shadowbox Theatre along with works by noted published playwrights including David Ives and Steven Deitz. Needed: 6 to 10 men and women Mixture of Ages - early 20's to 40/50's Actors may be cast in more than one piece. Cold readings from the scripts. PERFORMANCE DATES: May 14, 15, 20, 21, 28, & 29, 2004, 8:00 p.m. - Shadowbox Theatre FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ANN HEDGER - 440-951-7500 x 103 ------=_NextPart_000_0018_01C4013C.BF8D23A0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Ohio University College of = Osteopathic Medicine (OU COM) located in Sagamore Hills is seeking two female actors to = participate in our upcoming OSCE Lab testing for our 3rd year medical students. We are looking for two females to portray two different = patient roles that can pass for 36 years of = age. You would need to be available for = training on March 23rd = either late afternoon or evening for two hours. The actual acting dates = for our OSCE testing program are: Thursday, April 1, 2004; Friday, April 2, 2004; and Wednesday, April 7, = 2004. The hours for each of the three days would be from 8:00 = a.m. to 4:30 = p.m. You will be paid for the three testing dates and for the training. = For further information please contact me at your earliest convenience via = e-mail or telephone. I will not be available on Friday, March = 5th.
Thanks,
Nancy
Nancy C. Houser, Administrative Asst.
OU COM Northeast CORE
885 W. Aurora Rd., LL
Sagamore Hills, OH
Phone: 330-468-4500, x 221
e-mail: houser at exchange.oucom.ohiou.edu
fax: 330-468-4513
CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE
AUDITIONS
For
"Mere Mortals"
Six One-Act Comedies
PRODUCED IN COOPERATION WITH Dramatists, Inc.
Directed by Bob McCoy
Produced by Jim Magoon
Audition Information
Three Men and Three Women
18 and over
FOREPLAY OR: THE ART OF THE FUGUE, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don J=
uan, and his girlfriend on a date at the miniature golf course. When t=
hey move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with another=20=
date. Finally, and even older Chuck arrives with a young date. H=
is latest date doesn't get his jokes and worse, she's beating him at golf.&n=
bsp; (3M3W)
MERE MORTALS eavesdrops on a lunch hour on a girder 50 stories over t=
he street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing secrets=20=
of their past. (3M)
TIME FLIES, two lonely but sweet young mayflies meet at a pond and re=
ally hit it off. Unfortunately, Horace and May watch a nature program=20=
on this first night out and discover they have a lifespan of only one day -=20=
and their lives are half over. (2M, 1W)
DR. FRITZ, Vaudeville reigns as an American tourist in pain seeks med=
ical help from a wacky souvenir seller named Maria who channels an even wack=
ier German surgeon named Dr. Fritz. The comedy steps up when the docto=
r recommends an operation. (1M, 1W)
DEGAS C'EST MOI, A man wakes up one morning and decides to be the Fre=
nch artist Degas. The best place to do that is in New York City, where=
he encounters all that makes great art. (3M, 3W)
BABEL'S IN ARMS, Two ancient construction workers are charged with bu=
ilding the tower of Babel (or is it Babble) under penalty of death. Ca=
n they satisfy their hard-nosed female building contractor without actually=20=
doing any work? A burned out high priestess and her eunuch round out t=
he cast. (3M, 2W)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th 7:30pm
Theatre address
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls
We will have script selections available on site the night of auditions.&nbs=
p; Headshots and resumes are not expected, but are appreciated. All ac=
tors perform on a volunteer basis in Chagrin Valley Little Theatre productio=
ns.
SHOW DATES
April 30th - May 15th
Friday and Saturdays @ 8pm
Questions: Call 440-247-8955
HOPE TO SEE YOU AT AUDITIONS!
Gwen Hairy Gwen=20 Gloss
Now extended through March 20!
Here a=20
member of the audience takes the trip of his or her life. In=20
"
In an=20
"unplugged" moment of pure sleight-of-hand Copperfield performs =
"close-up" magic=20
with a lethal black African scorpion. One of the most original, =
startling-and=20
dangerous-effects ever, this unforgettable display of sleight-of-hand =
presents=20
Copperfield with a true challenge to his will and dexterity, in a test =
not to be=20
tried at home.
SQUEEZEBOX
Copperfield=20
takes liposuction to a whole new level as the six foot one "King of =
Magic" gets=20
squeezed into a bite-sized piece that could fit into a Prada shoe=20
box.
THE LOTTERY
Inspired by David's grandfather's =
unfilled dream, "The Lottery" is an astonishing epic of brain-busters.=20
Copperfield involves the entire audience, and shares his secret =
technique for=20
predicting the winning numbers of "The Lottery."
MAN VERSUS =
STEEL
David walked through the
THIRTEEN
One of =
Copperfield's=20
most heavily-requested creations, thirteen audience members chosen =
entirely at=20
random vanish, leaving friends and family wondering whether to applaud =
or put=20
their loved ones' faces on milk cartons. Their fears are allayed as the =
thirteen=20
reappear, instantly, in the most surprising of places.
Performance times and ticket prices for
Parodying=20
contemporary British taste for all things Japanese, the drama begins as=20
Nanki-Poo, the Mikado’s son, flees Titipu to avoid an arranged =
marriage.=20
Nanki-Poo loves the young and beautiful Yum-Yum, who is betrothed to her =
guardian, the tailor Ko-Ko. When Nanki-Poo hears Ko-Ko will be executed =
for the=20
capital crime of flirting, he rushes back to Titipu, but learns
Comic=20
complications ensue when Nanki-Poo threatens to hang himself rather than =
live=20
without Yum-Yum. Cleverly and conditionally, Ko-Ko allows Nanki-Po to =
marry=20
Yum-Yum if at the end of the month, Nanki-Poo agrees to be decapitated =
–=20
fulfilling the Mikado's =
order and=20
also leaving Yum-Yum free to marry Ko-Ko. But just as the wedding =
celebration=20
begins, a law is discovered that decrees a condemned man's wife must be =
buried=20
alive with his corpse. Too tender-hearted to execute Nanki-Po, Ko-Ko =
signs an=20
affidavit alleging the prince has been executed. When the Mikado =
discovers his=20
son has apparently been beheaded, he orders Ko-Ko’s execution. =
Ko-Ko then uses=20
his zany, illogical reasoning to appease the Mikado. And happily, the =
secretly=20
wed Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo emerge from hiding.
I bring the lights and backdrop. The following prices are for =
custom
headshots. All pictures will be taken on location. A minimum of 20 =
pictures
will be taken with each person. We will select the print before I leave =
the
site. Price includes all crop work as well as blemish removal and any
retouching. All 8 X 10 prints are on the finest Glossy or Luster 10.4 =
mil 68lb
paper.
Sitting charge 35.00
8 X 10 prints are:
1 thru 10
15.00 each
11 thru 20 =
12.50 each
21 thru 30 =
10.00 each
31 and over 8.00 =
each (no sitting =
charge)
S/H included
Discounts will also be given if you have a friend get their head =
shots
at the same time. You can call for a price. I look forward to hearing =
from you.
Greg Sotak
Digital Image
Lakewood, OH
216 509-4959
gregorysotak at ameritech.net
If interested, call 1-800-788-7654 and ask for the book order department.&nb= sp; The book is only $8.00 and worth it.
Or reply to this email if intersted and a copy can be ordered, autographed a= s requested and mailed to you.
Thank you for your time, consideration and I hope your support. --part1_13.28f6805c.2d78999f_boundary-- From vr8 at uakron.edu Thu Mar 4 06:42:32 2004 From: vr8 at uakron.edu (reynolds,victoria) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 09:42:32 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Tony AwardR-Winner FOSSE jazzes up E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall Message-ID: <36139CA1DEBF464EB20A99CE4E8C0574028116FC@POWELL.uanet.edu> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C401F6.ECFEE51B Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable =20 Dear NeoPAL subscriber: =20 How can the fusion of 30 dancers, 84 pairs of shoes, 72 hats, 12 pairs of gloves, 216 light bulbs, 50 moving lights and three fog machines culminate in a Tony Award(r)-winning smash hit musical? Easily - if the choreographer and director happens to be Bob Fosse. =20 FOSSE, which won the 1999 Tony Award(r) for best musical, highlights the work of legendary dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse. Long-time Fosse stars Gwen Verdon and Ann Reinking came together to recreate Bob Fosse's groundbreaking work, and an extraordinarily talented cast brings Broadway's all-time best choreography to life in FOSSE. And during March 19-21, The University of Akron's E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall will spotlight Fosse's style that revolutionized musical theatre with such Broadway hits as Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', and the films Cabaret and All That Jazz.=20 =20 In 1973, Bob Fosse became the first director in history to win the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award in a single year for the film version of Cabaret, the Broadway musical Pippin and the television special "Liza with a Z." His work on Broadway, for which he won nine Tony Awards(r), includes The Pajama Game, Redhead, Little Me, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Dancin', Damn Yankees, Big Deal, New Girl In Town and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. His film work includes the direction of Sweet Charity, Lenny, All That Jazz and Star 80, and the choreography for My Sister Eileen, The Little Prince, The Pajama Game and Damn Yankees. =20 FOSSE includes rarely seen dance and musical numbers from the choreographer's earliest works, and several numbers from films and television shows never before seen on stage. The production also showcases classic Fosse dance numbers including "Steam Heat," "Big Spender," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "Rich Man's Frug," and "Sing, Sing, Sing."=20 =20 Performance dates and times for the tour's run at E.J. Thomas Hall are as follows: =20 Fri., March 19, 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sat., March 20, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 2 p.m., $52.50, $47.50, $40, $32.50=20 Sun., March 21, 7 p.m., $47.50, $42.50, $35, $25=20 Now on sale, tickets for FOSSE are available through the E.J. Thomas Hall Ticket Office at 330.972.7570. Tickets can also be purchased at all Ticketmaster Centers, via Charge-By-Phone at 330.945.9400 (Akron), 216.241.5555 (Cleveland), or online at
Sat.,=20 March 20,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Sun.,=20 March 21,
Kevin Clinton's Martini Lounge graces the lower level of the Pickwick & Frolic complex and features a comfortably sexy ambiance. On Fridays & Saturdays, there's a simply wonderful little Vegas-Style show that is sure to drive you wild! In addition to the spectacular performers on stage, there is always a local talent who is enticed to sing a song or two for the crowd. Well, my pets -- Miss Gulch Sings on Saturday March 6th!
Be sure to join us as Almira takes to the stage for a little song-preview from her show! Admission is FREE and the optional valet parking is only $6.00. Come early for the best seats, order your favorite martini and enjoy the entire evening's events!
AND...Almira Gulch and all her wisdom hits Kennedy's Stage at Playhouse Square next Friday, March 12th! Don't be caught without your tickets to the most important theatrical event since "Footloose" became a musical!
Tickets are just $20 and you can purchase your tickets through tickets.com by calling 216.241.6000, or if you're an old-fashioned girl (like Miss Gulch), then you can purchase your tickets at the State Theatre Box Office at Playhouse Square Center. Tickets will also be available at the Midnight Martini show on Saturday, March 5th!
The acting students of Mitchell Fields will present a recital o= n March 13th in the William Allman Theater of Baldwin Wallace College locate= d in the Kleist Building on Bagley Road in Berea. It begins at 7:00 PM. All=20= are invited. No admission fee. The recital includes the debut performance of= Mitchell's Second City class: Newman's Own Improv Sauce. Hope to see you th= ere.
--part1_98.4e70d6a.2d78aea0_boundary-- From dwarnke at karamu.com Thu Mar 4 08:34:54 2004 From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:34:54 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors and directors needed Message-ID: <022501c40206$a6e373c0$0101a8c0@doug> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Karamu Performing Arts Theater is seeking actors and directors for its = upcoming Arenafest Festival of New Plays. The event is staged in = reader's theatre format and runs April 19-30 with a different = performance every weeknight. First time directors and actors are = encouraged to apply. =20 To set up an interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence = Spivey, Artistic Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March = ninth. =20 Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's Concert Hall = March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot and resume = if you have them. Prepared monologues are not needed. Adult actors of = all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls please. Karamu is located at 2355 East 89th Street, in the heart of the Fairfax = District, on the corner of 89th and Quincy. ------=_NextPart_000_0222_01C401DC.B86CFDC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
GYMNASTICS
CALL FOR ARTISTS
=
FOR THE MYRANT THEATER
The Myrant Theater is a new theatre (in =
Sandusky , Ohio, no less!), dedicated to exploring cla=
ssic and contemporary works through non-traditional casting. We also strive to produce individual and gro=
up new works exploring new perspectives.&n=
bsp; We hope to have our first season start this coming fall, 2004. This is a call for all artists=
of all ages and skill levels to participate. If you are interested in acting, designing, construction, or just theatre i=
n general, we want to hear from YOU! =
Please email me at the following address with your name, email, and=20=
your interest/background in theatre. =
I will keep you posted as we move toward viable theatre in the North=
coast!
Tell Your Friends!
Tell Your Enemies!
=E2=80=9CTheater is not a privilege;=20=
it is a RIGHT=E2=80=9D
(please don=E2=80=99t spam=
us, or I will stab you with a spork)
David A. =
Hollis Exhibits Vision
Vortex – the Photographic Study of the “Energy of
Consciousness” At The =
Now through April 9 Exhibit is free and open to the =
public. The =
“Kinesiography”
is the photographic study of the “energy of consciousness;” =
of
“all that is . . .” – Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity. This meld of
photographic art and kinesiology (the science of human energy fields), =
enables
the digital creation of Giclee’
prints that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising =
the
consciousness of those who view them. =
; The
=
; For
more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award winning =
photojournalist for
television stations in the =
=
; David’s
Vision Vortex exhibit will =
include
“Anthropomorphia” – dogs and cats, “Sedona
Series” – =
=
; The
exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays – Saturdays from =
Yvette A. Hanzel Director of Marketing 216.521.2540 ext. 225 Email: =
yvette at beckcenter.org Fax: =
216.228.6050
=E2=80=98Beanie=E2=80=99 Brings=20=
Laughs to The Players Guild Theatre
Parking is available on the street or in the Statler Arms garage. The Statle=
r building is located at 1127 Euclid Ave .near the heart of Playhouse square=
, at the corner of 12th and Euclid. Classes will be taught by Second City Al=
umni Nate Cockerill.
For more information and to sign up send email to nathancockerill at yahoo.com<=
BR>
Placement in the classes is limited so act fast if you are interested.
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Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 16:57:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Exhibits Vision Vortex
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David A. Hollis
Exhibits Vision Vortex - the Photographic Study of the "Energy of
Consciousness"
At
The Beck Center for the Arts - Creative Arts Building
Now through April 9
=20
Exhibit is free and open to the public.
=20
The Beck Center for the Arts presents an exhibit of "kinesiography"
entitled Vision Vortex inspired by David A. Hollis, on display now
through April 9 at the Creative Arts building on The Beck Center for the
Arts campus. =20
"Kinesiography" is the photographic study of the "energy of
consciousness;" of "all that is . . ." - Einstein's Theory of
Relativity. This meld of photographic art and kinesiology (the science
of human energy fields), enables the digital creation of Giclee' prints
that, by themselves, become attractor fields capable of raising the
consciousness of those who view them.
The Beck Center is proud to display Vision Vortex in its'
Creative Arts Therapies Building, which is used for music and art
therapy. Visual forms of expression have been basic to society
throughout recorded history. It was not until the 1930's that art
therapy became a recognized profession, and not recognized for it's
contribution to healing until the 1960's and 1970's. Art therapy is the
use of art to express feelings and thoughts. It is a means to develop
physical, emotional and learning skills through guided therapeutic art
experiences.
For more than 30 years David Hollis has been an award
winning photojournalist for television stations in the Cleveland market.
He began his career at WAKR (Akron) in 1972. He moved to WKYC in
Cleveland in 1978 and then to his current position with WJW FOX 8 in
1994. =20
David's Vision Vortex exhibit will include "Anthropomorphia"
- dogs and cats, "Sedona Series" - Arizona vortex sites and "Geoscaptes
et al" - weather phenomena. The Sedona prints draw from an area well
known for its amplified energies and combine unmatched geophysical
beauty with the mystery of the Vortex experience.
The exhibit is free and open to the public Mondays -
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. through April 9. A portion of the
proceeds from the sale of the photos will benefit Creative Arts
Therapies at the Beck Center for the Arts. For more information please
call Ed Gallagher at 216.228.8499. The Beck Center is located just 10
minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood.
The Creative Arts building sits on Detroit Road in front of the Beck
Center campus.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org
To set up =
an=20
interview for a directing position, please contact Terrence Spivey, =
Artistic=20
Director, at (216) 795-7070 ext. 242 before March 9th. =20
Open auditions for all actors are being held in Karamu's =
Concert=20
Hall March 13th and 14th at 11:00 a.m. Please bring a head shot =
and resume=20
if you have them. Please have a prepared monologue. Adult =
actors of=20
all ethnic backgrounds are needed. No phone calls =
please.
Karamu is=20
located at 2355 East 89th Street, two blocks south of Cleveland Clinic =
Hospital,=20
on the corner of East 89th and Quincy. =20
Karamu is the oldest African
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The Play= ers Guild Theatre
www.play= ersguildtheatre.com
-------------------------------1078426486-- From mslowey at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 12:19:35 2004 From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 12:19:35 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE SEEKING MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" Message-ID: <20040304201935.10661.qmail@web80408.mail.yahoo.com> --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH 44145 (between Hilliard and Detroit) Phone: 440-331-0403 FAX: 440-331-6051 Clague Playhouse is seeking a musical director for The Fantasticks. This is a paid position. Director is Rob Gibb Performance Dates are May 7 - 30, 2004. Please contact Bernice Bolek at 440-331-8497 for additional information. --0-588607377-1078431575=:10380 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-asciiWOIO/WUAB looking for plus size =
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An adaptation of poetry written about the nursing profession for National Nu= rsing Week. We are looking to fill two slots in our ensemble cast of seven w= omen. Rehearsals will be in April and performances are on May 8 + 9. There i= s also a stipend for that includes the rehearsal period and performances.&nb= sp; Auditions to be held at Lakewood Presbyterian Church 14502 Detroit ave -= across the street from Lakewood Hospital in Lakewood, Oh. Audition date is=20= March 17th between 6-9P.M. Contact Nicole Pearce at 917-674-7069 --part1_1ea.1a8c39cf.2d790394_boundary-- From dramaticdesign at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 17:00:10 2004 From: dramaticdesign at yahoo.com (dottie oliver) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 17:00:10 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Still in need of male singer/dancers for "MAME" Message-ID: <20040305010010.58723.qmail@web41711.mail.yahoo.com> --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi NEohioPAL subscribers: Dottie Oliver here, and sure could use some help! I'm directing "Mame" for Happy Ending Lyric Players (H.E.L.P.) at First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Hts. This is my first time directing there, and as is usually the case, we had no young men singer/dancers try out. I was able to cast an older Patrick, and we have a DYNAMITE cast all together! I have all the women I need, including three wonderfully strong leads, but I'm missing one male @20 yr.-old, (or looks it) speaking part, Junior Babcock, (who also sings & dances), and about 4-6 other young male singer/dancers in the 17-25 yr. old range. Do you know of anyone who might be available to put on a red riding jacket and come do high kicks and jitter-bugging??? I'll need names & phone #s/e-mail addresses, please. Not to the totally desperate point yet, but I'll need them to start rehearsing asap. We've only been rehearsing for two weeks, but I wouldn't want them to fall too far behind. Actually, if they could do all the chorus scenes, that's great, but if they're super busy, and would only like to do the two main dance #s, that's ok, too. I'm a little desperate, can you tell???? If you're interested, or know of anyone the right age that would be, maybe a nephew or a son, or a brother????, Please reply to me at dramaticdesign at yahoo.com to arrange an audition. Also, does anyone have a big moon to loan us? I don't think "Mame" or "Will Rogers Follies" have been done in the area for awhile, so I don't know of any moons hanging around in your scene shops????? It has to swing and be able to be sat on. (It would save us making one) G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm. THANKS SO MUCH for reading this and for your help. Have a blessed day! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-1985350405-1078448410=:58033 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
G. Michael Skerritt is producing, musically directing, and playing Beauregard. Bonnie Miletich is choreographing. Selena Nystrom is accompanying. The show performs on April 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, May 1, & 2. Sunday matinees are at 2pm.
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"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION" BY KIRK WOOD BROMLEY
JUNE 18 - JULY 4, 2004
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wo= od Bromley and directed by David Hansen, opening Friday, June 18, 2004 at 7 = PM, on the Kulas Community Stage at Wade Oval in University Circle. Th= is production is free and open to the public.
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. &nbs= p;All the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Be= nedict Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin,
Adams and, of course, George Washington. The action springs to life w= ith passion and humor, and blows the dust off these historical icons. = Come and share Washington's travails against Redcoats, Tories, Hessian= s, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a bankrupt Congress, spies and his own i= ncompetent and restless soldiers along the way to the birth of the American = spirit.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by Kirk Wood Bromley, winner of the Excellence in P= laywriting Award at the 2002 New York City International Fringe Festival, co= ntinues Bad Epitaph=B9s five year commitment to plays with heightened language= , original, live music, and presenting tales of the past to illuminate impor= tant issues of the present day.
Performances for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION are Fridays and Saturdays at 7 PM = and Sundays at 3 PM, presented on the beautiful, newly renovated Wade Oval i= n University Circle, in view of many of Cleveland=B9s great cultural instituti= ons. This is THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION=B9s first production outside of New York = City, and Bad Epitaph=B9s first outdoor production. THE AMERICAN REVOLUT= ION is presented with the generous assistance of the Cleveland Theater Colle= ctive.
The acting company includes Mark Cipra, Aaron Coleman, Magdalyn Donnelly, K= elly Elliott, Nathan Gurr, Cat Kenney, Doug Kusak, Susan Lucier, Ray McNiece= , Andrew Narten, Brian Pedaci, Sandra Cox True, Matt Zitelli and William Mar= shall as George Washington.
For more information, check the website at http://www.badepitaph.org= or call (216) 556-0919.
"After your death you were better have a bad epitaph than their ill re= port while you live." (Hamlet, II.ii)
--MS_Mac_OE_3161284039_14067345_MIME_Part-- From annefusco at yahoo.com Thu Mar 4 20:10:04 2004 From: annefusco at yahoo.com (Anne Fusco) Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 20:10:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: [NEohioPAL]Matthew James Murphy Show Updates and Cleveland Magazine Message-ID: <20040305041004.62674.qmail@web40911.mail.yahoo.com> --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hello Everyone! A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A CLEVELAND MAGAZINE!!! THERE IS A FEATURE STORY IN THE MAGAZINE ABOUT MATTHEW AND A REVIEW OF HIS NEW ALBUM "LIFE!" Matthew James Murphy has been working hard and we have added some new appearances to the list! He will be appearing at all of the Cleveland area BORDERS BOOK STORES in the month of March. He will be playing some select songs and doing some question and answer sessions, as well. CHECK OUT THE DATES AND TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS! Each BORDERS location will also be selling Matthew James Murphy CD's, so your friends can pick them up. MARCH DATES MARCH 10TH (wED) BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 18TH (THURS) BORDERS IN MENTOR 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 24TH (WED) BORDERS IN SOLON 7 pm - 9 pm MARCH 25TH (THURS) BORDERS IN WESTLAKE 7 pm - 9 pm APRIL 15TH (THURS) BORDERS IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 7 pm - 9 pm Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows! Peace, love and music! Anne Fusco Publicist Premiere Artist Management www.matthewjamesmurphy.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
A lot of great things have been happening for us! Thanks for hanging in there while we get things going. PICK UP A
MARCH DATES
MARCH 10TH (wED)
BORDERS IN BEACHWOOD
MARCH 18TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
MARCH 24TH (WED)
BORDERS IN SOLON
MARCH 25TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
APRIL 15TH (THURS)
BORDERS IN
Thanks to all of you for all of your support. You are the reason Matthew is able to do what he loves. Hope to see you all (and everyone you know) at the shows!
Peace, love and music!
Anne Fusco
Publicist
Premiere Artist Management
www.matthewjamesmurphy.com
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Yahoo! Search - Find what you?re looking for faster. --0-914687419-1078459804=:62536-- From bdiehl at ayalogic.com Fri Mar 5 05:17:42 2004 From: bdiehl at ayalogic.com (Brian Diehl) Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 08:17:42 -0500 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions: Perfect Wedding: Hudson Players Message-ID: <01cc01c402b4$40f62ae0$0e00a8c0@hq.local> This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit On March 7 and 8, at 7:00 PM, Hudson Players will be holding auditions for "Perfect Wedding," a farce by Robin Hawdon. It will run April 30, May 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15. Auditions and performances will be held at Hudson's Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St. The six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in their 20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the mother/mother-in-law. In "Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his wedding day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best man and the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not far behind. The production will be directed by Wayne Merholz from Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters throughout Ohio. Author Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied career. Beyond writing novels and appearing on British television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and "Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, "Don't Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be $10 and will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330 655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book Shop. The Barlow Community Center is off route 303, two blocks east of route 91 and on S. Oviatt Street - across from the Hudson Fire Department and Safety Center. For more information or for tickets, contact the Hudson Players: players at ayalogic.com. # # # Contact: Brian Diehl, Board Member, Hudson Players: Email: bdiehl at ayalogic.com ------=_NextPart_000_01CD_01C4028A.582022E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
On
March 7 and 8, at
The
six-actor cast calls for male and female talent who can play roles in =
their
20's or early 30's and a suitably mature actress to play the
mother/mother-in-law. =
In
"Perfect Wedding," a man wakes up in a bridal suite on his =
wedding
day to find an attractive girl in bed with him. The problem is he can't
remember meeting her. Before he can get her out of the room, his best =
man and
the bride-to-be arrive to dress for the wedding. His future mother-in-law is not =
far behind.
The
production will be directed by Wayne Merholz =
from
Solon who directed the Hudson Players 2003 production of "Man of La =
Mancha." Merholz has directed at various theaters =
throughout
Author
Robin Hawdon has had an extremely varied =
career. Beyond writing novels and =
appearing on British
television, he starred in "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" and
"Zeta One." As a playwright, he has written over a dozen plays
including, "Birthday Suite" and the highly successful, =
"Don't
Dress for Dinner." Tickets for "Perfect Wedding" will be =
$10 and
will be available by calling the Hudson Players telephone box office 330
655-8522 or by stopping into the Learned Owl Book =
Shop.
The
# =
# #
Contact: =
Bill Rudman, Joe = Hunter,=20 Susan Hesse and Vince=20 Mastro
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE<= o:p>
Contact: &= nbsp; Amy Marie Sima (Artistic and Educ= ation Coordinator)
Ph= one: =20= 330-453-7619
&nb= sp; &= nbsp; Please respond to marketing at playersguildtheat= re.com
The Players=20=
Guild Theatre Announces
Auditions fo= r The Tale of the Allergist=E2=80= =99s Wife
Canton, Ohio,=
March 5, 2004=E2=80=94The Players Guild Theatre announces auditions for=
The Tale of The Allergist=E2=80=
=99s Wife, Charles Busch=E2=80=99s razor-sh=
arp new social satire, filled with naughty fun and scandalous surprises.
Director Nancy Cates is lo=
oking for three women ages 40 to 80 and two men ages 25 to 50. The you=
nger male actor is of middle-eastern descent. All roles are available and th=
ose auditioning will be asked to read from the script.
Auditions will be held Sunday, M=
arch 14 at
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Canton, Oh 44702
=
www.playersguildtheatre.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE=
Contact: &= nbsp; Amy Marie Sima (Artistic and Educ= ation Coordinator)
Ph= one: =20= 330-453-7619
&nb= sp; &= nbsp; Please respond to marketing at playersguildtheat= re.com
Titanic Auditions at The Players Guild Theatre=
Canton, Ohio,=
March 5, 2004=E2=80=94The Players Guild Theatre announces auditions for=
the Tony Award-winning musical, Ti=
tanic.&nb=
sp; This unforgettable story of the infamous ship will be directed by=
Terry Burglar.
Actors of all ages are nee=
ded. Auditioners should be pr=
epared to sing a show tune and read from the script. Those who can do dialects should be prepared to demo=
nstrate Irish and British dialects. =20=
Auditions will be held Sat=
urday, April 17 at
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nton, Oh 44702
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Hello my= name is=20 Lisa, I am a Representative with a Talent Marketing and Promotions Company.= We=20 are currently looking for talent for a NEW=20 REALITY TV SHOW with the following needed:= =20
If you w= ould like=20 apply for an audition for the show call:
We are interested in speaking=
with you=20
as soon as possible.
Call anytime Monday - Friday between 9am-7pm=20
Eastern/Standard Time.
Thank you,
Lisa Johnson - Casting=20 Director
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AU= DITIONS FOR WEEKLY CHILDREN'S VARIETY TELEVISION SHOW!
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= Reservations can be made by calling Clague Playhouse at 440-331-0403. Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Road Westlake, OH ( Clague Road Exit off of I-90 ) Cast includes: Bernice Bolek Brian Bowers Anne Foster Kim Holub Judy MacKeigan Amy Pawlukiewicz Dennis Runkle Lou Will Curtis Young Kevin Joseph Kelly Call me for anything 216-269-3824 TPOG! --part1_1cc.1b52c13c.2d7bef9a_boundary-- From comedyattherose at hotmail.com Fri Mar 5 12:25:55 2004 From: comedyattherose at hotmail.com (The Rose) Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 20:25:55 +0000 Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy at The Rose in Medina Message-ID: FOOTLOOSE
The =
Broadway=20
Musical
The Perry Players of =
Perry High=20
School in Stark County will be celebrating their
Wednesday, March 31 -=20
7:30 PM
Thursday, April 1 - 7:30=20
PM
Friday, =
April 2 - 7:30=20
PM
Saturday, April 3 - 7:30=20
PM
Sunday, =
April 4 - 2:30=20
PM Matinee
Sunday, =
April 4 - 7:30=20
PM
Perry Theatre =
Director, Louie=20
Mattachione announced that tickets went on sale for the General Public =
on
The Perry Broadway =
Musicals have=20
a long history of selling out their shows. But this five day =
"sell-out" is=20
a record.
Theatre and the =
"Arts" are alive=20
and well in Stark County!
AUDITION NOTICE!!!!
Brecksville Little Theater is announcing auditions for Stephen Sondheim's FOLLIES! Directed by Mr. Doug Farron with Music Direction Mr. David W. Coxe
Audition Dates: Saturday March 13 and Saturday March 20 from Noon to 4:00 PM at the Brecksville Little Theater.
Performance Dates are May 28, 29 and June 4,5,6,11,12,13,18,19
We are currently seeking 21 adults from mid-40's to age 80.
We are also seeking adults aged early 20's to mid-30's.
Please come prepared to sing (accompanist will be provided) and prepared to read.
Go to http://www.brecksville.oh.us/blt/ for directions and phone numbers. Some of you may not know this, but there's a theatre in=20
Kent, called, appropriately enough, Kent Stage Players.
Some of you may know this, and just not care.
They want to change that opinion.
Thursday, March 18th, NEohioPAL members are invited to a =
FREE=20
PREVIEW PERFORMANCE of
ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE=20
DEAD
Written by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Jeff Holland
From the mind of Mike and Ike comes a dark, surreal take on a dark =
surreal=20
play. You thought the show was wild to begin with? You ain't =
seen=20
nothing yet.
Print this email, call 330-677-5005 for reservations, and you =
and a=20
guest can see a funny, thought provoking, weird, wacky, and =
mildly=20
disturbing show FOR FREE!
For further information, email
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From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Sun Mar 7 12:18:12 2004
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 12:18:12 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for GRAND HOTEL!
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Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
Directions: Lakeland Theatre is located at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. Take I 90 east to Rt #306 (the second exit on I90 east) and turn right on Rt#306. At the first stop light turn left into Lakeland Community College. Get into the right lane. Turn right at the first stop sign and right at the next stop sign. Park in the free Faculty/Staff Parking lot. The theatre is located in the building to the left of the clocktower.
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Did I mention it's FREE? Lakeland Theatre announces
AUDITIONS
for
THE GRAND HOTEL
Direction Martin Friedman Musical Direction Marcus Baker
Sets and Lights Keith Nagy Choreography Pandora Robertson
Costumes Craig Tucker Sound Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Lee Ann Baechle
Audition Dates and Times:
March 10 (Wednesday) Auditions
7:30pm-9:00pm in Performing Arts Center.
First come first served. For more information call Martin Friedman at 440.953.7034 (press the number 1 to bypass the message to leave a message).
Information concerning auditions:
Please prepare one song that will demonstrate your range. A rehearsal pianist will be provided; please bring your own sheet music. Reading will come directly from the script following singing. ALL roles will be compensated. There are TWO EQUITY contracts available. No roles are cast. This is the first professional production in Cleveland in many years.
Production Dates: July 16 through August 1, 2004. Rehearsals begin June 1, 2004 on a graduated basis. Company will be off on July 4 and 5.
There are many roles. All of them sing. Indeed, the conceit of the show is that everyone is on stage at all times. This show is performed without an interval. The Grand Hotel is based upon the short story and not the film.
Colonel/Doctor: 50's to 60's, physically wounded by gas and shrapnel. 2 solos.
Rohna: Hotel General Manager (30's-50's) Hotel Martinet/General Manager.
Raffela: confidante, secretary and dresser to Grushinskaya (30's/early 40's) 4 solos.
Erik: Young assistant to general manager/concierge. 1 small solo.
Zinnowitz: An attorney in Berlin (20's-30's). 2 solos.
Preysing: General Director of large textile mill. 3 solos. (30's)
Madame Peepee: Lavatory Attendant. 1 solo. (20's-50's)
Dancing Couple: (Count/Countess), Ballroom dancers. (30's-60's) Siginificant solo dancing time.
Witt: Company manager of Grushinskaya's ballet troupe. 3 scenes.
Flaemmchen (Frieda Flamm): A pretty girl who seems to younger than early 20's and has theatrical ambitions. 5 solos. Great role. Must be able to sing, dance and act.
Baron Felix Von Gaigern: Tenor. (40's- young 50's). Athletic, charming, optimistic, broke. 8 solos.
Grushinskaya: (40's). Still-beautiful, world-famous, about to retire Prima ballerina. 4 solos.
Scullery Workers/Telephone Operators: Male/Female.6 solos. 5 to 7 individuals. Wonderful songs/solos. Company members. (early 20's-40's).
The Two Jimmys: Usually played by Black Americans. Not necessarily so. NOTHING ABOUT THE SONGS OR ROLES ARE DEMEANING! (20's-40's) 3 great solos.
Otto Kringelein: not terribly old, but mortally ill; a bookkeeper from a small town. (30's-50's). 4 solos.
Assorted chauffeurs/impresarios/bellboys/operators/courtesans/maids/detectives/doormen.
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