From Dawgs9900 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 00:46:06 2004
From: Dawgs9900 at aol.com (Dawgs9900 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 03:46:06 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]24 Ch. Sound Board 4 Sale Very Cheap
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Live Audio console for sale
SoundTracs MX Series 24 channels
8 sub groups, 6 Aux sends
Direct Out on every channel
matrix
4 way sweepable mid range freq.
LED meter bridge
Phantom power on every channel
mute every channel/sub group
rack mountable power supply
sturdy wood road case with casters,
great for road use or instal
I believe this board is a 93 or 94 not sure, bought it from a production
company in Cleveland this summer, used it once, a great board. It was the FOH
board in Peabody's before they changed ownership, after that it sat in the shop,
so other then the one gig I used it for, it has no road use.
for more information and PICS contact Jim oconnor by phone (216) 271 6639,
(216) 376 6134, or by email at Dawgs9900 at aol.com. Thank you for your time
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8 sub groups, 6 Aux sends
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LED meter bridge
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mute every channel/sub group
rack mountable power supply
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great for road use or instal
I believe this board is a 93 or 94=20=
not sure, bought it from a production company in Cleveland this summer, used=
it once, a great board. It was the FOH board in Peabody's before they chang=
ed ownership, after that it sat in the shop, so other then the one gig I use=
d it for, it has no road use.
for more information and PICS =
contact Jim oconnor by phone (216) 271 6639, (216) 376 6134, or by email&nbs=
p; at Dawgs9900 at aol.com. Thank you=20=
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From sjlouzos at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 05:04:26 2004
From: sjlouzos at yahoo.com (Steve Louzos)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 05:04:26 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]North Coast Men's Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
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northcoast men?s chorus
richard cole, music director
newsrelease
Contact:
Steven J. Louzos
1024 East 174th Street
Cleveland, OH 44119
216.531.3156
sjlouzos at yahoo.com
www.ncmchorus.org
March 22, 2004
for immediate release
North Coast Men?s Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
CLEVELAND, OHIO ?The North Coast Men?s Chorus will place an exclamation mark on Friday?s Courthouse demonstration calling for the legalization of gay marriage in its up coming performances of ?Only In The Movies,? at 8:00 PM, Saturday, March 27 and 3:00 PM, Sunday, March 28.
Demonstrations in favor of legalizing gay marriage at the Massachusetts State House sparked the Boston Gay Men?s Chorus to release a recording of ?Marry Us,? a song the North Coast Men?s Chorus has performed several times in recent years. On learning of the activities in Boston, there was a surge of opinion from within the NCMC?s membership to add the piece to ?Only In The Movies.? One member?s comment was, ?We should sing it at every concert until we don?t have to sing it any more.?
Richard Cole, the Chorus? Music Director, responded by explaining, ?this show draws from music from the movies. Somehow, it just doesn?t fit here but, undoubtedly, we?ll do it again ? maybe in the near future. We have programmed a couple pieces, back to back, that do make a strong statement about gay marriage, particularly now.? He was referring to ?Don?t Mary Me? and ?San Francisco.? In addition to those pieces, Cole intends to fully underscore the struggle for the freedom to marry in the second half of the show, ?in a song that?s all about making our hopes and dreams come true. What if we were free to marry? What would it look like? We have the opportunity in this show to cross the line into ?What If Land? and I think we owe it to ourselves and the public to do just that.?
Perhaps the highest profile gay organization in Northeast Ohio; the North Coast Men?s Chorus is an all-volunteer organization. Founded in 1988, the NCMC is a community based musical organization which affirms the gay experience by presenting entertaining, quality performances for diverse audiences; providing a supportive environment for its members; and promoting a positive presence in the gay community and beyond.
This Season?s holiday show, Sugar Plum Fairies sold out. Tickets for Only In The Movies are currently available on-line at www.ncmchorus.org or by calling 216.556.0590. ($15 in advance, $20 at the door.)
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Steven J. Louzos
1024 East 174th Street
Cleveland, OH 44119
216-531-3156
sjlouzos at yahoo.com
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North Coast Men?s Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
CLEVELAND, OHIO ?The North Coast Men?s Chorus will place an exclamation mark on Friday?s Courthouse demonstration calling for the legalization of gay marriage in its up coming performances of?Only In The Movies,? at 8:00 PM, Saturday, March 27 and 3:00 PM, Sunday, March 28.
Demonstrations in favor of legalizing gay marriage at the Massachusetts State House sparked the Boston Gay Men?s Chorus to release a recording of ?Marry Us,? a song the North Coast Men?s Chorus has performed several times in recent years.On learning of the activities in Boston, there was a surge of opinion from within the NCMC?s membership to add the piece to ?Only In The Movies.?One member?s comment was, ?We should sing it at every concert until we don?t have to sing it any more.?
Richard Cole, the Chorus? Music Director, responded by explaining, ?this show draws from music from the movies.Somehow, it just doesn?t fit here but, undoubtedly, we?ll do it again ? maybe in the near future.We have programmed a couple pieces, back to back, that do make a strong statement about gay marriage, particularly now.?He was referring to ?Don?t Mary Me? and ?San Francisco.? In addition to those pieces, Cole intends to fully underscore the struggle for the freedom to marry in the second half of the show, ?in a song that?s all about making our hopes and dreams come true.What if we were free to marry?What would it look like?We have the opportunity in this show to cross the line into ?What If Land? and I think we owe it to ourselves and the public to do just that.?
Perhaps the highest profile gay organization in Northeast Ohio; the North Coast Men?s Chorus is an all-volunteer organization.Founded in 1988, the NCMC is a community based musical organization which affirms the gay experience by presenting entertaining, quality performances for diverse audiences; providing a supportive environment for its members; and promoting a positive presence in the gay community and beyond.
This Season?s holiday show, Sugar Plum Fairies sold out.Tickets for Only In The Movies are currently available on-line at www.ncmchorus.org or by calling 216.556.0590. ($15 in advance, $20 at the door.)
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From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 06:32:43 2004
From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 09:32:43 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Reminder: "Tricks of the Trade . . . " Spring Series
Begins Tues. 3/23.
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From:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
NOTE: We continue to experience some email 'glitches,' so, it's still not=20
completely reliable. =20
For any questions or to register for sessions, it's best to call (216)=20
561-8608 for the time being. Thanks.
Register Now . . .
for
"Tricks of The Trade:=A0 Craft, Career & Professional Development"=20
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker Heights locations.=20
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, beginning Tues. 3/23 - thru=A0 - Sat. 5/22.=
=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 1.=A0 Tues & Thurs. sessions:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 6:30 -=A0=A0 8:30=20=
PM
=A0=A0=A0=A0 2.=A0 Sat. sessions:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 10:30 - 12:30 PM
To register for ongoing classes for Actors, Playwrights, Directors & Other=20
Performing Artists, call (216) 561-8608, or email wakeup4664 at aol.com.=A0=20
I. "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 3/23, 3/25, 3/27, & 4/3=20
=A0=20
Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=A0 See=
=20
yourself as=A0=A0=20
talent agents, producers, clients & casting agents see you.=A0 Learn how you=
r=20
facial=20
expressions, gestures/mannerisms, body language/movement & voice project on-
camera. Enhance the way you look, speak & act to get work.
.=A0 Tues. 3/23:=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 3/25:=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part II
=A0=A0=A0=A0Practice reading scripts on-camera to prepare for=A0 commercial,=
industrial=20
& film auditions.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Learn " Tricks of the Trade" techniques for scene work; become=20
comfortable with, &=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 memorize, monologues & script material.
.=A0 Sat. 3/27:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part III
.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part IV
=A0=A0=A0Practice on-camera skills with monologues, commercial, film & indus=
trial=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20=
=20
scripts. Get feedback on how you look, speak & act on- camera.=20
2. "Voiceover & Speaking Techniques For Performing Artists"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/17, 4/24, & 5/1
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interesting?=
=A0=20
Do you 'Swallow' your=20
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
ow=20
down?'=A0=20
Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the deta=
ils=20
- pacing, "t's, d's, &=20
ings," etc.=A0 Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation,=20
articulation, intonation,=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
inflection, and more, to give your characters & performances more flavor.=20
Great session for singers=20
& comedians, too.
.=A0 Sat. 4/17:=A0 Listen, Hear & Discern
=A0=A0=A0Assess & Analyze Your Speaking Style
.=A0 Sat. 4/24:=A0 Speak With a Purpose
=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a Differe=
nce
.=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry=20
3. "Business Basics for Performing Artists: On Being an Entrepreneur"
=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business=20
operation.=A0=20
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotional materia=
ls,=20
networking & other=20
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
,=20
dancer or musician.=A0=20
.=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotional materials s=
uch=20
as, postcards to=20
=A0=A0=A0 promote=A0 yourself.=20
.=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, audition & wor=
k=20
as a performing=20
=A0=A0=A0 artist.=A0 Avoid=A0 financial pitfalls.=20
.=A0 Breaking into the business: Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=20
Casting Directors,=20
=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions.
.=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Le=
ap from=20
Cleveland=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything fr=
om=A0 -=20
Audition - to - Acting=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survi=
val=20
skills." All about=20
=A0 "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get notice=
d &=20
to get work.
.=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use your versatilit=
y to=20
help pay the bills=20
=A0=A0=A0 when your career seems stalled or isn't going the way you'd like.=
=A0=A0=20
.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'=20
=A0=A0 Head shots, Resumes, Demo CD's, Business Cards & Other Promotional=20
Materials
.=A0 Sat. 5/15:=A0 Marketing Basics=20
=A0=A0=A0Marketing Yourself to Get Local, Regional & National Work=20
.=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0Career Options, Transitions & Alternative 'Survival Skills'
4. "Tools of the Trade:=A0 How-to Series"
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Session Dates:=A0 3/30, 4/23, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, & 5/18
.=A0 Tues: 3/30: How to do Your Professional Head Shot Project
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 [No Session Tues. 4=
/6.]
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4: How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, part II
.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Promotional Mat=
erials
II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwriting Basic=
s=20
for=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"=A0=A0=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Participants should come prepared to focus & work on the Cra=
ft of being=20
a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to=20
make your play,=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
your work so=20
that you may=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
dings.=20
Writers will have the=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & Format"
=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, screen=20
plays, & TV scripts).
.=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
=A0=A0=A0 Concept, Characters, Content, Conflict, Conclusion
.=A0 Thurs. 4/15:=A0=A0 "Readin,' Writin,' & Reacting"
=A0=A0=A0 Workshop your drafts to get reactions and guidance to edit your ma=
terial=20
to make it=A0 more marketable.=A0=20
.=A0 Thurs. 4/22:=A0=A0 "Revising , Refining & Rehearsing," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 4/29:=A0=A0 "Revising, Refining & Rehearsing," part II
=A0=A0=A0Workshop your revised scene or one-act drafts or final copy to get=20
reactions and=A0 guidance to edit your =20
material to enhance its marketability to producers & play readings.=20
Fees: I.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
$ 25.00=A0 each when registering for 2 or more sessions at the same time.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
red.
$ 30.00=A0 each session .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Cre=
dit Cards accepted.
Fees:=A0 II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwrit=
ing=20
Basics for=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced=20
payment=A0 required.
$ 25.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions with advanced payment.=A0=20
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Credit=
Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all sessions i=
n=20
each series.=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s=20
as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio, is an actor=
,=20
director and coach whose professional credits include recent appearances in=20
Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibsen's A Doll's House, Neil Simon=
's=20
The Sunshine Boys, Langston Hughes' Simply Heavenly, Ossie Davis' Purlie,=20
Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor as well as other roles in Cleveland=
area=20
theatres. She has been a recipient of the Karamu Actors Guild, 1999-2000=20
(Outer Circle) Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical," for her rol=
e as=20
Idella in Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie.=A0=A0 Recent TV cre=
dits=20
include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwone Fisher=A0 directed by=20=
Denzel=20
Washington, and The Year That Trembled, Jay Craven, Director.=A0 Her talent=20
resume lists numerous TV commercials, industrials, and voiceovers.=A0=20
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to=20
present her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business, Life=20
Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist Presentations. S=
ue also=20
can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=A9 "Getting Your Big Break=
,"=20
and "Actors' Career, Craft & Professional Development" workshop series for=20
various theatre, educational and cultural arts organizations.=A0=20
She was a producer and co-hosted "WAKE UP And LIVE withG.A.S."=A9,a series o=
f=20
three entertainment and arts talk shows heard on WELW Radio.=A0 She has also=
made=20
former guest appearances on Fox TV 8's "Fox Unplugged."=20
Sue, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.Ed degree fro=
m=20
Cleveland State=A0 University and is the proud mom of Heidi, a poet who=20
publishes and performs her works under the pen name, Nia.
About Gary Webster . . .
Gary Webster Gary is a well-known radio personality in the Painesville, OH=20
area who spends his off-air time studying acting, performing and writing pla=
ys.=20
For the past 8 years, Gary has written numerous one-act plays and sketches,=20
including Divine Intervention, which have been performed in staged readings=20=
and=20
full productions in the greater Cleveland area. Gary, along with Ruby Fox an=
d=20
Sue Johnson recently completed writing and producing Harlem Blues.=A0 Gary h=
as=20
also studied extensively at the Cleveland Playhouse with Bob Noll, a well-kn=
own=20
national playwright and professor at John Carroll University
Gary, a=A0 graduate in Communications, from Kent State University, is now=20
adding essay writing to his repertoire of artistic endeavors.=A0 Gary is wor=
king on=20
his Nobody Asked Me, But . . ., a collection of commentaries and essays abou=
t=20
the human condition, which he has performed for cultural arts organizations=20=
and=20
is being developed for publication.
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From:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
NOTE: We continue to experience some email 'glitches,' s=
o, it's still not completely reliable.
For any questions or to register for sessions, it's best to call (216) 561-8=
608 for the time being. Thanks.
Register Now . . .
for "Tricks of The Trade:=A0 Craft, Career & Professional Development" <=
BR>
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker H=
eights locations.
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
To register for ongoing classes for Actors, Playwrights, Directors & Oth=
er Performing Artists, call (216) 561-8608, or email wakeup4664 at aol.com.=A0=20=
I."Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Ser=
ies
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"<=
BR>
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 3/23, 3/25, 3/27, & 4/3
=A0
Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=
=A0 See yourself as=A0=A0
talent agents, producers, clients & casting agents see you.=A0 Learn how=
your facial
expressions, gestures/mannerisms, body language/movement & voice project=
on-
camera. Enhance the way you look, speak & act to get work.
.=A0 Tues. 3/23:=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 3/25:=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part II
=A0=A0=A0=A0
Practice reading scripts on-camera to prepare for=A0 commercial,=
industrial & film auditions.
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Learn " Tricks of the Trade" techniques for scene work; become=20=
comfortable with, &
=A0=A0=A0=A0 memorize, monologues & script material. .=A0 Sat. 3/27:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part III
.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part IV<=
/B>
=A0=A0=A0Practice on-camera skills with monologues, commercial, film & i=
ndustrial =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0
scripts. Get feedback on how you look, speak & act on=
- camera.
2. "Voiceover & Speaking Techniques For Performing Artists"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/17, 4/24, & 5/1
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
=
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interest=
ing?=A0 Do you 'Swallow' your
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
ow down?'=A0
Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the=20=
details - pacing, "t's, d's, &
ings," etc.=A0 Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, arti=
culation, intonation,=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
inflection, and more, to give your characters & performances more flavor=
. Great session for singers
& comedians, too.
.=A0 Sat. 4/17:=A0 Listen, Hear & Discern
=A0=A0=A0Assess & Analyze Your Speaking Style .=A0 Sat. 4/24:=A0 Speak With a Purpose
=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a=
Difference .=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry
3. "Business Basics for Performing Artists: On Being an Entrepreneur"=
=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business operati=
on.=A0
=
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotio=
nal materials, networking & other
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
, dancer or musician.=A0 .=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotio=
nal materials such as, postcards to
=A0=A0=A0 promote=A0 yourself. .=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, aud=
ition & work as a performing
=A0=A0=A0 artist.=A0 Avoid=A0 financial pitfalls. .=A0 Breaking into the business: Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "S=
cams," Casting Directors,
=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions. .=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - t=
o make that Leap from Cleveland
=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everythin=
g from=A0 - Audition - to - Acting
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "S=
urvival skills." All about
=A0 "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get n=
oticed & to get work. .=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use y=
our versatility to help pay the bills
=A0=A0=A0 when your career seems stalled or isn't going the way you'd like.=
=A0=A0
.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'
=A0=A0 Head shots, Resumes, Demo CD's, Business Cards & Other Promotiona=
l Materials .=A0 Sat. 5/15:=A0 Marketing Basics
=A0=A0=A0Marketing Yourself to Get Local, Regional & National Work .=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0Career Options, Transitions & Alternative 'Survival Skills'<=
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4. "Tools of the Trade:=A0 How-to Series"
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Session Dates:=A0 3/30, 4/23, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, & 5/=
18
.=A0Tues: 3/30: How to do Your Professional Head Shot Project
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4: How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, pa=
rt II
.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other <=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Promotional Mat=
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II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwriting Ba=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"=A0=A0=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Participants should come prepared to focus & work on the=
Craft of being a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to make your play,
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
your work so that you may
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
dings. Writers will have the
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.=
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & F=
ormat"
=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, scree=
n plays, & TV scripts). .=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
=A0=A0=A0 Concept, Characters, Content, Conflict, Conclusion .=A0 Thurs. 4/15:=A0=A0 "Readin,' Writin,' & Reacting"
=A0=A0=A0 Workshop your drafts to get reactions and guidance to edit your ma=
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=A0=A0=A0Workshop your revised scene or one-act drafts or final copy to get=20=
reactions and=A0 guidance to edit your
material to enhance its marketability to producers &=20=
play readings.
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eries
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
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$ 30.00=A0 each session .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Cr=
edit Cards accepted.
Fees:=A0 II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptw=
riting Basics for
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced payment=A0 required.
$ 25.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions with advanced payment.=A0
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Credit=
Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all session=
s in each series.=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio=
, is an actor, director and coach whose professional credits include=
recent appearances in Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibse=
n's A Doll's House, Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, Langston H=
ughes' 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 Id=
ella in Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie.=A0=A0 Recent T=
V credits include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwon=
e Fisher=A0 directed by Denzel Washington, and The Year That Trembled=
, Jay Craven, Director.=A0 Her talent resume lists numerous TV commercia=
ls, industrials, and voiceovers.=A0
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to pr=
esent her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business,=20=
Life Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist P=
resentations. Sue also can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=
=A9 "Getting Your Big Break," and "Actors' Career, Craft & Profession=
al Development" workshop series for various theatre, educational and cul=
tural arts organizations.=A0
She was a producer and co-hosted "WAKE UP And LIVE withG.A.S."=A9,a s=
eries of three entertainment and arts talk shows heard on WELW Radio.=A0 She=
has also made former guest appearances on Fox TV 8's "Fox Unplugged."
Sue, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.Ed degree fro=
m Cleveland State=A0 University and is the proud mom of Heidi, a poet who pu=
blishes and performs her works under the pen name, Nia.
About Gary Webster . . .
Gary Webster Gary is a well-known radio personality in the Painesville, OH a=
rea who spends his off-air time studying acting, performing and writing play=
s. For the past 8 years, Gary has written numerous one-act plays and sketche=
s, including Divine Intervention, which have been performed in staged=
readings and full productions in the greater Cleveland area. Gary, along wi=
th Ruby Fox and Sue Johnson recently completed writing and producing Harl=
em Blues.=A0 Gary has also studied extensively at the Cleveland Playhous=
e with Bob Noll, a well-known national playwright and professor at John Carr=
oll University
Gary, a=A0 graduate in Communications, from Kent State University, is now ad=
ding essay writing to his repertoire of artistic endeavors.=A0 Gary is worki=
ng on his Nobody Asked Me, But . . ., a collection of commentaries an=
d essays about the human condition, which he has performed for cultural arts=
organizations and is being developed for publication.
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From srsdrama at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 08:12:57 2004
From: srsdrama at yahoo.com (St. Richard Theatre Company)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 08:12:57 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]SRTC presents "THE WIZ" this weekend!!!
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ST. RICHARD THEATRE COMPANY
presents
THE WIZ
Music and Lyrics by CHARLIE SMALLS
Book by WILLIAM F. BROWN
Based on the novel ?The Wonderful Wizard of Oz?
by L. Frank Baum
Directed and Choreographed by
NATHAN A. LILLY
Musical Direction by
KRISTEN M. NOLAN
Thursday, March 25, 2004 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 2:00 p.m.
ST. RICHARD SCHOOL
26875 Lorain Road
North Olmsted, Ohio
FOR TICKETS CALL
(440) 779-0531
SRSDramaTickets at aol.com
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From ray at worldeonline.com Mon Mar 22 10:07:53 2004
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 13:07:53 -0500
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From dwarnke at karamu.com Mon Mar 22 11:13:31 2004
From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:13:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking for a prince
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cast the role. Interested parties should come to Music Room #30 at the =
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From HMacks at woio.com Mon Mar 22 12:56:36 2004
From: HMacks at woio.com (Macks, Heather)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:56:36 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]EXTRAS NEEDED
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top model material? We are looking for beautiful women of all ethnic
backgrounds to be in a television commercial. We are planning on
shooting the commercial either the week of March 22nd or 29th. Sorry,
no pay for this one but tons of exposure! If you are between the ages
of 20 and 30, please email hmacks at woio.com and let Heather know if you
are available.
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Creative Services Producer
Cleveland's CBS 19 and WUAB 43 The Block
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From mpreston at dobama.org Mon Mar 22 13:01:20 2004
From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR Marketing Director)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:01:20 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Spring Classes for Kids at Dobama Begin March 30th!
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Spring Classes for Kids at Dobama Theatre!
8-week classes!
I. WORLD
ADVENTURE!
Ages 6 to 9
A new country is explored each week through theater, dance, music and
language! This is a very active, imaginative class that also provides a
rich multicultural experience.
Time: Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
March 30 to May 18
Cost: $85
Instructor: Robin Pease, a local Equity actress and founder of the
nationally-known Kulture Kids.
II. STAGE
COACHING
Ages 10 to 12
Movement, vocal and acting techniques are utilized in scene work from
winning plays of the Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival. The class
will culminate in the creation of original scenes.
Time: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
March 31 to May 19
Cost: $85
Instructor: Tyler Postma, a local Equity actress and schoolteacher.
Please bring your children for the
Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival AUDITIONS
Tuesday, May, 4th at 6:30 p.m. at Dobama Theatre
*Classes run for eight weeks. Call Joyce Casey,
Dobama's Artistic Director, to discuss admission criteria.
Dobama Theatre, 1846 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
(216) 932-6838 or jcasey at dobama.org.
Dobama Theatre
1846 Coventry Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
(216) 932-6838
Email: dobama at core.com
Web: www.dobama.org
Marjorie Preston
PR/Marketing Director, Dobama Theatre
(216) 932-6838 www.dobama.org
1846 Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights
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Dobama Theatre is proud to present:
April 23-May 16
The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown, directed by Victoria Bussert
featuring Scott Plate and Sandy Simon
"Strong score ... many infectious tunes ... Short, bittersweet and nearly
perfect."
-Robert Hofler, Variety
April 30-May 16:
The New Works Festival in Dobama's Night Kitchen
June 10-13:
The 26th Annual Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival
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From HiSeas2 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 14:46:18 2004
From: HiSeas2 at aol.com (HiSeas2 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:46:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Music Man with cast of 120
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This weekend is the opening weekend of Mighty Goliath Productions' "Music
Man". This is the 45th anniversary of MGP and their first performance in Avon
Lake High School's new Performing Arts Center. All tickets are $10 and are
available at the door. Come early and get a good seat!!!
Show Dates: March 26, 27, 28, April 2, 3
Curtain: 8:00 on Fri/Sat, 2:00 on Sunday
Location: Avon Lake High School's Performing Arts Center
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from the east going down Lake Rd. or Electric Blvd. The school's driveway to
the parking lot is across the street from Woodstock.
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From: Pebblesun at aol.com (Pebblesun at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:52:39 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Take Lessons From Former Rent Guitarist!
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From Pebblesun at aol.com Mon Mar 22 16:14:26 2004
From: Pebblesun at aol.com (Pebblesun at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 19:14:26 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]scenic designer/set builder available
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From: Bailarte at aol.com (Bailarte at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 19:45:03 EST
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From Grumio85 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 12:53:11 2004
From: Grumio85 at aol.com (Grumio85 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:53:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center needs Stage Managers/Prod. Assts.
Message-ID: <27.53c5d98b.2d90ac37@aol.com>
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Beck Center is seeking the following:
STAGE MANAGER: "Reefer Madness" (Scott Spence/Director)
Prod. Dates---> May 21st thru June
20th
(Fri/Sat/Sun)
Reh. Begin---> April 10th
This is a PAID position!!!
STAGE MANAGER: Steel Magnolias (Sarah May/Director)
Prod. Dates--->June 4th thru June 27th
(Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun)
Reh. Begin--->Approx. late April
This is a PAID position!!
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Agnes of God (Director/Seth Gordon)
(SM/ Beth Wood)
Prod. Dates--->April 9
thru May 2
(Fri/Sat/Sun.....no
Easter Sun tho)
Tech Week begins Sun.
April 4th.
Will report to SM and be responsible for Misc. backstage
duties...some light props/costume changes)
*This is a volunteer position!
Please respond with interest to any of the above to:
Scott Spence
Grumio85 at aol.com or
SSpence at beckcenter.org
Thank You!!!!
Scott Spence
Scott Spence
Artistic Director
The Beck Center
216-521-2540
www.beckcenter.org
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From blesner at solonohio.org Mon Mar 22 13:04:29 2004
From: blesner at solonohio.org (Barb Lesner)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:04:29 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]DON'T MISS AUDITIONS FOR LEND ME A TENOR TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW!!!!
Message-ID: <20040322T160429Z_354200010000@solonohio.org>
Don't forget auditions are tonight for...
Lend Me A Tenor
By Ken Ludwig
Directed by Barbara Rhoades
Auditions tonight and tomorrow - Monday, March 22 and Tuesday, March 23 =
from 7-9 pm
Location: Solon Center for the Arts
All roles are open and include: Max, Maggie, Saunders, Tito Merelli, =
Maria, the Bellhop, Diana and Julia. =20
Actors should be prepared to =
read scenes from the script and if auditioning for
the parts of Tito, the Bellhop =
and Max please prepare 16 bars of a ballad or an aria.=20
Performances: Fridays and Saturdays May 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29 at 7:30 =
pm
Sundays May 16 and 23 at 2 pm.
For more information please call 440.337.1400
Solon Center for the Arts is located at 6315 SOM Center Road in Solon
From Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com Mon Mar 22 20:44:55 2004
From: Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com (Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:44:55 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Attn FIlmmakers - SPIRITUAL CINEMA COMMUNITY FORMING IN
CLEVELAND
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THERE IS AN EXCITING NEW CINEMA COMMUNITY
FORMING IN CLEVELAND.
This is a wonderful opportunity for independent filmmakers and others
interested in our local film industry. If you are a film producer, director, actor,
screenplay writer, cameraperson, videographer, soundperson, editor, etc., or
if you are interested in the film industry in any other capacity, please read
and respond to Mary Faktor at CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com with your area of
talent/interest, name, address, phone number, email, and website.
The Institute of Spiritual Entertainment, Inc. (ISE).
After more than 25 years in Mainstream Hollywood,
Stephen Simon (Producer/Director/Studio Executive on such
films as Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Somewhere in Time, What Dreams
May Come, The Good-bye Girl, Smokey and the Bandit and many others, and author
of THE FORCE IS WITH YOU- (Mystical Movie Messages That Inspire Our Lives) has
CO-founded The Institute of Spiritual Entertainment, Inc. (ISE).
This organization provides a venue for the development of artistic and
creative works that inspire and ennoble the human spirit... supporting artistic
expression. Beside offering support in getting your film made, there is also
possible support in distributing your film. (Check www.MovingMessagesMedia.com for
more information)
Recognizing the powerful effect - both good and bad - that the media has upon
our culture, Stephen Simon travels the globe promoting an explosive grass
roots movement called "Spiritual Cinema Communities." "Spiritual Cinema" is a
new genre which illuminates the human condition through films that inspire the
viewer to explore our humanity at its best. Spiritual is not to be confused
with religious. Spiritual Entertainment explores the magic, mystery and
paradoxes of the human experience." (i.e. It's a Wonderful Life, Forrest Gump, The
Matrix, Bruce Almighty, 2001 A Space Odessy, Whale Rider, Crouching Tiger
Hidden Dragon, etc.)
Through the leadership of Stephen Simon and ISE, over 70 "Spiritual Cinema
Communities" have been formed from Connecticut to Australia. There are two
different spiritual cinema community focuses.
1. Artistic focused Community
Mary Faktor - Cleveland Coordinator - Email: CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com
Participants are those in the artistic community who create entertainment
that falls within the spiritual cinema genre. This group will gather monthly in
a safe and nurturing space to:
* Work in a collaborative effort to create Spiritual Entertainment
projects via
script writing, reading, film development, etc.
* Work as a support team for each other for whatever creative project
each participant might have.
* Share knowledge and resources to increase the successes of each
participant.
* Showcase each other's projects for discussion and feedback.
* Invite guest speakers to discuss topics of interest to the participants.
* Inform and interest the public about Spiritual Entertainment.
* Provide insights and updates to the ISE.
The following values and attitudes will be honored within this artistic
community:
** Providing an open, supportive and creative network of artistic people
**Creating a safe, nurturing space to allow creative energies to flow
**Sharing and expanding through collaboration, teamwork and a
"together we can" attitude
**Connecting people with their passion and higher purpose
**Surrendering the self to the larger good, "check your ego at the door"
mentality
**Giving credit where credit is due
**Respecting all participants views, opinions and creations
**Being trustworthy, honest, peaceful, harmonious and loving
**Incorporating consciousness, hope, empowerment, and inspiration into our
stories in an entertaining fashion.
The following values and attitudes are NOT supported by the ISE
**Promotion of violence for violence sake
**Degradation or exploitation of an individual or group
**Destruction of any sort, be it a race of people, species, the earth or
Universe
2. Audience focused Community
Cleveland Coordinator Greg Liber - Email: GregLiber at yahoo.com
Participants gather monthly at Unity of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Heights
to:
* View and discuss films with spiritual, inspirational or metaphysical
messages.
* Invite independent filmmakers to showcase and discuss their films.
* Raise interest and awareness in the local community about Spiritual
Entertainment.
* Provide insights and updates to ISE
If you are interested in learning more about joining this exciting new group
of like-minded individuals to produce and distribute independent films that
will make a positiveimpact on the world, please
1. Check www.MovingMessagesMedia.com and sign up for Stephen Simon's
newsletter, movie reviews and list of recommended viewing.
2. Email Mary Faktor at CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com (if you are interested in
joining the Artistic Spiritual Cinema Community) with your name, address, phone
number, talent/skill, email and website (if applicable) and you will be added
to a listserve to receive notice of the first organizational meeting to be
announced.
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* Invite guest speak=
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* Inform and interes=
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From mamaevans2130 at juno.com Mon Mar 22 20:51:58 2004
From: mamaevans2130 at juno.com (Loretta D Evans)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:51:58 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Piano Teacher Wanted
Message-ID: <20040322.235159.3236.0.mamaevans2130@juno.com>
Looking for piano instructor for 21 year old in the Kent, OH area.
Experienced in piano and looking to excelerate in music theory. Day and
evening times available. Please reply to Laura at
lauradaleyevans at yahoo.com
Thanks,
-Evans
From dkilbane at cptonline.org Mon Mar 22 15:16:42 2004
From: dkilbane at cptonline.org (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 18:16:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Danceworks 04 continues w/ SAFMOD and CCDT! March 26 - 28,
2004
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You can dance, for inspiration...
And, check out SAFMOD on FOX 8's morning show between 6 and 9am this
Wednesday, March 24!
March 26 - March 28, 2004
SAFMOD
Young Park, Artistic Director
"...sheer exuberance..."
--The Toronto Star
CPT's eclectic resident dance company returns to Gordon Square Theatre,
celebrating the power of collaboration between dance, live music, visual
arts, and the rhythms of urban life. SAFMOD (SubAtomic Frequency Modulation
OverDose) embraces the use of inter-media improvisation and ritualistic
processes to cross traditional barriers and perceptions, and to create
original, interactive performances. Their piece for Danceworks 04,
"Odyssey," is a full-length work in which contemporary souls crave the
simple solace of the journey back to where they belong but become frustrated
by the complex and fragmented modern condition, raising the question: does
the concept of home even exist? SAFMOD invites audiences to share a
cathartic plunge through the convoluted terrain of today's emotional
landscape with the combination of dance, theatre, original music, poetic
scripts, stilts, aerial fabric, and visual design.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 3:00 p.m.
March 26 - March 28, 2004
Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatre
Michael Medcalf, Artistic/Executive Director
"Impressive, lyrical, evocative."
--The Cleveland Plain Dealer
CPT's resident dance company presents a roster of electric and soulful dance
featuring the choreography of Dianne McIntyre, Young Park, and Linda Kahn,
entitled "When Women Gather." This multicultural ensemble of
African-American, Asian-American, and Jewish-American women offers a diverse
perspective of their experiences as minorities in America with the visceral
essence of African-American dance traditions. With what has been called
"intelligent, fresh, invigorating" dance, these women present the
exploration of human connections between men, women, their emotions, and
conflicts within themselves. Additionally, Artistic/Executive Director
Michael Medcalf choreographs "Urban Love Song," a piece exploring masculine
expositions from a feminine perspective.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 3:00 p.m.
General Admission $18
Students and Seniors $15
Buy Now By Phone 216.631.2727
Dan Kilbane
Publicist
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44102
tel: 216/631-2727 ext. 203
fax: 216/631-2575
www.cptonline.org
dkilbane at cptonline.org
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 22:24:31 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 22:24:31 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus -- Auditions Postponed
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NEOhioPal Subscribers,
Recently, I have received several calls and e-mails concerning The Taming of Shakespeare Company's audition dates for Titus Andronicus. Unfortunately, at this time, our auditions have been postponed due to the unavailability of our local theater in the coming months. Our auditions have been RE-SCHEDULED for mid-May.
Rehearsal times will be dependent on the availability of our actors/actresses.
Our projected production dates are for September, 2004.
The role of Titus is pre-cast. All other roles are open.
If you have any other questions, comments, or concerns, please e-mail BethAnn at TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com.
My apologies for any inconvenience or confusion,
BethAnn Sadowski
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From ziggy at apk.net Tue Mar 23 07:20:15 2004
From: ziggy at apk.net (Frederick Perry)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:20:15 -0800
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Hamlet's" final week 3/25-3/28 at Tri-C Metro
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Hamlet
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Frederick Perry
Final week of production, Thursday through Sunday (March 25, 26, 27 at 8pm
and 3pm on March 28) in the Studio Theatre at the Metro Campus of Cuyahoga
Community College.
Use entrance #6 at Woodland and 30th for secure underground parking. Fifty
cents (2 quarters) fee upon exit.
Spring is in the air and it's a perfect time for a good tragedy! Our
multi-cultural production of Hamlet is a fast moving 2-hour, production that
brings into focus the profound meaning of Revenge and that it should have no
bounds!
Call 216 987-4211 for Reservations. Adults $7, Student and Seniors $5.
For groups of 10 or more call 216 987-4535 for group rate.
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From Crwhite114 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 04:18:21 2004
From: Crwhite114 at aol.com (Crwhite114 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:18:21 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Caught in the Net" - 2nd Weekend at Chagrin Valley Little
Theatre
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Chagrin Valley Little Theater
Presents Ray Cooney's "Caught in the Net"
March 23, 2004 John Smith, is a bigamous taxi driver with one wife in
Wimbledon and another in Streatham. And the farcical action goes into overdrive
from the start, as his teenage daughter by one marriage and his teenage son by
the other discover each other on the Internet and seem intent on starting a
fine romance, little suspecting that they share the same dad. So farce arrives
at the Internet age!
March 19th - April 10th
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls, OH
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday
Call the box office for tickets today!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented actors,
directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus special 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 Valley
Little Theatre
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Chagrin Valley Little Theater
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fe in Wimbledon and another in Streatham. And the farcical action goes=
into overdrive from the start, as his teenage daughter by one marriage and=20=
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tent on starting a fine romance, little suspecting that they share the same=20=
dad. So farce arrives at the Internet age!
March 19th - April 10th
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented actors, d=
irectors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus special eve=
nts 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 Val=
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From benneedham at ameritech.net Tue Mar 23 07:17:31 2004
From: benneedham at ameritech.net (Ben Needham)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 10:17:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking to find a 70's era jeep for upcoming production
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have
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Ben Needham
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63 Jackson Blvd Bedford, OH 44146
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Thanks,
Ben Needham
Ben Needham
Principal Designer
Digital Squirrel Studio 63 =
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From ahedges at kalliopestage.com Tue Mar 23 08:15:37 2004
From: ahedges at kalliopestage.com (Allison Hedges)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 08:15:37 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Classes at Kalliope Stage beginning this Saturday!
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Kalliope Stage, the new professional musical theater
at the corner of Cedar and Lee in Cleveland Heights,
is offering its first season of classes taught by
Education Director Allison Hedges.
The Spring session runs from Saturday, March 27th thru
Saturday, May 15th, featuring the following classes
for kids and teens:
KALLIOPE KIDS (ages 8-12)
Saturdays 10:30-11:30 AM
$96
This eight-week introductory course uses creative play
to develop useful skills for the stage and beyond.
We?ll explore creative expression with theater games
that foster concentration, listening and responding,
problem solving, cooperation, and goal reaching.
Further exercises introduce improvisation, creative
storytelling, and character development, with the use
of movement, music, and art. The same skills an actor
uses onstage also build confidence and self esteem in
everyday life.
TRIPLE THREAT (ages 12-18)
Saturdays, 2:30-4:00 PM
$128
Singer, Actor, Dancer ? that?s the performer who?s a
triple threat. In the world of musical theater the
triple threat is always in demand. This eight-week
course explores acting, voice, and movement with
guidance from industry professionals. We?ll target
each student?s unique talents and how to develop them
to reach a personal best. The course will culminate in
a mock audition where you?ll put new skills into
practice. Present a song on Kalliope?s stage, and
start on your way to becoming a triple threat. Bring a
notebook and sheet music for a song you know to the
first class.
TEEN IMROV (ages 12-18)
Saturdays, 12:30-2:00 PM
$128
Improvisation is the basis of sketch comedy, and it?s
one of the most challenging acting skills to master.
We?ll explore voice, movement, and character
development through interactive theater games and
exercises. There are more important things than
memorizing lines from a script. Learn to think on your
feet by sharpening your ability to listen, observe,
and respond in the moment.
"Welcome to our first season of classes at Kalliope
Stage, a place for creative self expression. A rich,
active imagination is a talent all young people should
develop. Being able to approach life creatively is a
valuable tool for success. Every Saturday we?ll
discover new ways to stretch our imaginations and have
fun while we learn." ? Allison Hedges, Education
Director
Allison Hedges received her Bachelor's degree in Drama
from New York University, where she studied at the
prestigious Tisch School of the Arts. At NYU?s
graduate program in Educational Theater, she studied
with pioneers of the field including Nellie McCaslin,
Lowell Swortzell, and the children's playwright Aurand
Harris. Her dramatic studies include residencies with
New York's Circle-in-the-Square Theater School,
William Esper Studio, and London's Holborn Center for
the Performing Arts. Her professional credits began
with a co-starring role in the CBS miniseries "George
Washington II: The Forging of a Nation" with Barry
Bostwick and Patty Duke. She has continued her work in
film, television, and theater, including roles in
"Stealing Home" and "Dead Poets? Society." Ms. Hedges
taught drama for children at Philadelphia's historic
Walnut Street Theater and directed the children?s
theater program at the Please Touch Museum. She has
directed many productions for both children and
adults, and conducted theater-in-education workshops
based on original material. She is currently
appearing in Kalliope Stage's premiere production, "A
Grand Night for Singing."
Kalliope Stage is located at 2134 Lee Road, just off
of Cedar Road in Cleveland Heights. For more
information about the education program, please call
Allison Hedges at (216) 321-0860 or send an email to
ahedges at kalliopestage.com.
From GrahaSu at ci.akron.oh.us Tue Mar 23 08:48:12 2004
From: GrahaSu at ci.akron.oh.us (Graham, Suzie)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 11:48:12 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Costume/Fashion Artist Needed For Lock 3 Summer Arts
Experience i n Akron
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The City of Akron is seeking an instructor for the Costume/Fashion Design
component of the Lock 3 Summer Arts Experience.
The Lock 3 Summer Arts experience is a program organized through Don
Plusquellic, the Mayor of the City of Akron. The program identifies students
aged 14 to 18 with a demonstrated aptitude for the arts, and partners them
with professional artists who mentor them in the creation of collaborative
works of art. This summer, the program will offer seven components:
Filmmaking and Video, Creative Writing, Theatre Performance, Music
Production and Performance, Metalsmithing/ 3 Dimensional Art, Sculpture/Mask
Making, and Fashion/Costume Design. Each of these components will work
under the unified concept of Transforming Myth. Combining research with
history and creativity, each component will create individual and
collaborative works of art. The program integrates work readiness skills
with art education by assisting the students in building resumes,
portfolios, working art and workplace techniques and promoting a workplace
environment. Apprentices (the students) are paid a $400 stipend for their
participation in the program.
Program Details:
Generally, each component should run approximately 4-5
weeks, with no more than 6 hours worked by apprentices per day. Total
scheduled working hours for apprentices should be between 80 and 100 hours.
Days and times are somewhat flexible depending upon the requirements of the
component.
The overall program is scheduled to begin June 14 and end
with a closing reception/performance/gallery opening on August 12. Each of
the seven components will be scheduled during that time.
Lead artists are invited to be a part of the interview and
selection process of students (beginning in April).
Artists generally work with 10 apprentices.
The Summer 2004 Summer Arts Experience will carry on the spirit of the
original program with some changes in format and artistic vision. This
year, the seven art components will be unified conceptually under the common
theme of "Transforming Myth". Each component will base its process on the
research and reinterpretation of diverse myths throughout time. Reflecting
diversity, history and creativity, it will be the mission of each instructor
to impart the original myths to their apprentices, and guide them in the
reinterpretation of those myths into their finished projects.
Although much of the Lock 3 activity will still take place downtown, some of
the components include outreach projects, making the Lock 3 Summer Arts
Experience more present in the public eye. Components will take place
throughout the summer, mid June to mid August, with all groups coming
together for the final Gallery Reception and Graduation Ceremony on August
12. Components will be reunited August 28th for a public performance and
exhibit in conjunction with Lock 3 events.
Each component will culminate with a finished product that will be
marketable to corporations or the general public.
Fashion/Costume Design Concept:
This mentor will guide apprentices (students aged 14-17 who are awarded a
stipend) in the research of clothing, and possible ties to mythology or
performance. Using the Acting Troupe's actors and their own body types as
models, they will design and create costumes and ready to wear incorporating
history, myth, and their own modern outlook. Clothing will be used in
performance as well as made available for sale. Mentor must provide
instruction and demonstration in the following: Fashion/ Costume Rendering,
Construction Techniques (and be able to oversee/guide and possibly complete
the construction of garments), Pattern Drafting, Pattern use, Cutting/
Draping, Fitting, Fabric Dying and Treatment. End Product: Clothing
designed by the group available for sale (including accessories and
garments). Costumes for the Theatre Troupe (10 actors).
Location/ Schedule: This component will coincide with the Theater
component. It will require some overlap, but not identical schedules. It
will take place at the Lock 3 Park. Preferably July 12-August 12 with room
for variation.
This concept is flexible depending upon the lead artists abilities/talent
and artistic direction.
Salary range $1500-$3500 for program commitment, commensurate with
experience.
From ray at worldeonline.com Tue Mar 23 10:23:04 2004
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 13:23:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Film crew training at North Coast Central Casting.
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to 10:30 PM. / 8 week course is $95. Complete training with =96 Camera,
sound, lighting, set up, boom and much more. Class room training, plus
actual training on a digital feature. Class size is 6. Classes starting
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From mslowey at yahoo.com Tue Mar 23 14:53:09 2004
From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:53:09 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEED YOUNG MALE,
HIGH BARITONE SINGER/ACTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" @ CLAGUE
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
WESTLAKE, OH 44145
PHONE: 440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is still in need of a young male, high baritone, singer/actor for The Fantasticks.
Performance Dates are May 7 - 30
Contact Director Rob Gibb at 1-216-226-1404 to arrange for audition.
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
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WESTLAKE, OH 44145
PHONE: 440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is still in need of a young male, high baritone, singer/actor forThe Fantasticks.
Performance Dates are May 7 - 30
Contact Director Rob Gibb at 1-216-226-1404 to arrange for audition.
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Tue Mar 23 15:08:47 2004
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 18:08:47 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kevin Kellyokie is Back - with a Twist!
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It's back, but this time with me behind the bar!
Come to Cronies in Lakewood to belt out a few tunes and belt down a few
drinks!
And ask for a no-carb shot called a Kevin Kellakazee, thank you.
The first night back is this Wednesday, March 24, 2004
It is that time of the month again, yep, time to drink and sing!
I am your humble host for:
Karaoke Theatre Night
Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 10 PM
Cronies Bar and Grill
Located Detroit and Wayne in Lakewood
17900 Detroit Avenue
Starts at 10, come early to get a table
Sing, Eat, or Find Yourself!
Kitchen open until Midnight
216-226-3310, if you get lost
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me for anything 216-269-3824
TPOG!
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It's back, but this time with me behind the bar!
Come to Cronies in Lakewood to belt out a few tunes and belt down a few drin=
ks!
And ask for a no-carb shot called a Kevin Kellakazee, thank you.
The first night back is this Wednesday, March 24, 2004
It is that time of the month again, yep, time to drink and sing!
I am your humble host for:
Karaoke Theatre Night
Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 10 PM
Cronies Bar and Grill
Located Detroit and Wayne in Lakewood
17900 Detroit Avenue
Starts at 10, come early to get a table
Sing, Eat, or Find Yourself!
Kitchen open until Midnight
216-226-3310, if you get lost
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me for anything 216-269-3824
TPOG!
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From spanishxrose at hotmail.com Tue Mar 23 16:46:57 2004
From: spanishxrose at hotmail.com (Spanish Rose)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:46:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]MHS The Crucible
Message-ID:
Arthur Miller's The Crucible
For Three Nights Only!
Thursday, March 25 @ 7:30 PM
Friday, March 26 @ 8 PM
Saturday, March 27 @ 8 PM
in Medina High School's Middle Auditorium
Tickets are $5.00
Check out MHS Performing Arts Website at http://www.mcsoh.org/pac/ for more information or call the Box Office at: (330) 636-3400
Come join a night of wonderful entertainment! The cast is wonderful and the direction professional! The words that will form on your lips are: "Wow. I can't believe this is a high school performance."
* Directions available on the MHS Performing Arts Website above *
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From Susan.Stone at tri-c.edu Tue Mar 23 16:54:41 2004
From: Susan.Stone at tri-c.edu (Stone, Susan)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:54:41 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Verve Music Chairman at Tri-C JazzFest
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Thursday, March 25, 2004 =20
1:00 p.m.
Tri-C Metro Campus Studio Theatre (Theatre 10)
Free and open to Jazz Studies Students, Recording Arts Students, General
Public.=20
Tommy LiPuma discusses the creative process behind the newly-produced Al
Jarreau recording. He'll take us behind the scenes to the Capitol studio
sessions, discuss how songs and specific musicians were chosen, and play
back the individual tracks and the finished mixes. In short, Tommy gives
us the inside scoop on the creation of this world-class Jazz recording.
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Tue Mar 23 13:18:30 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 13:18:30 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Update -- Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPal,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company has developed a website to keep actors/actress, crew, and spectators updated on our upcoming productions and auditions. The site is located at: geocities.com/tamingofshakespearecompany -- please come and visit our site and show your support for out fledgling theater company.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam
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NEOhioPal,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company has developed a website to keep actors/actress, crew, and spectators updated on our upcoming productions and auditions. The site is located at: geocities.com/tamingofshakespearecompany -- please come and visit our site and show your support for out fledgling theater company.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam
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From RJtac6 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 11:39:18 2004
From: RJtac6 at aol.com (RJtac6 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:39:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEED 2 SET PIECES
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I am looking for 2 set pieces for charlie and the chocolate factory/ charlie
and the great glass elevator. I am in need of the elevator and the chocolate
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From kgygli at jcu.edu Tue Mar 23 11:51:54 2004
From: kgygli at jcu.edu (kgygli at jcu.edu)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:51:54 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Piece of My Heart Opens Friday at John Carroll University
Message-ID:
John Carroll University Theater is proud to present:
A Piece of My Heart by Shirley Lauro
Based on the collection of oral histories by Keith Walker
Directed by Karen Gygli
Six American women enthusiastically sign up to go to Vietnam
as nurses, entertainers, Red Cross workers and strategic
intelligence workers. But they don't find leaving Vietnam
behind them quite as easy. Based on true stories.
Show Dates: March 26, 27, April 2, and 3 at 8PM, and April 4
at 2PM in Kulas Auditorium, right under the clock tower in
John Carroll University's main administration building.
To reserve tickets, call 216.397.4428. We will not call you
back, but your tickets will be available at the box office
right before the show starts.
From exec11 at nls.net Tue Mar 23 12:37:04 2004
From: exec11 at nls.net (exec11 at nls.net)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:37:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cleveland Shakespeare Festival's 2004 Benefit
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The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival
Presents
The Comedies
The Histories
The Tragedies
The Mysteries
You are cordially invited to experience an evening of "Mystery, Murder =
and Mayhem" to benefit the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival. Try your =
hand at guessing the culprits in Shakespeare Whodunits while enjoying =
light fare and a silent auction all to help continue the Festival's =
mission to present free outdoor Shakespeare to the Northeast Ohio =
community.
With Honorary chair Les Roberts, Mystery Writer
Author of The Irish Sports Pages
Whodunit?
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival, that's who!
Whatdunit?
Light Fare
Cash Bar
Silent Auction
Shakespeare Whodunit Performances
Wheredunit?
The Hermit Club
1629 Dodge Court
Downtown Cleveland
Friday, April 23, 2004
(Shakespeare's Birthday)
6:30 to 10:30 PM
Youdunit!
General Admission $45 each=20
Benefactor $95 each ($50 Tax Deductible)
Reservations can be made online at www.cleveshakes.org=20
Check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover
Or print this email and send it with your check to:
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival
P.O. Box 93494
Cleveland, Ohio 44101-5494
Or Call 877-280-1646
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From WSPAmherst at aol.com Tue Mar 23 13:17:00 2004
From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:17:00 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players "The Dining Room" 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 or check out our website at www.workshopplayers.com
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from the script. Each actor will be asked to play a variety of roles a=
nd 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 1=
9, from 7 to 9:30 p.m.. Performance dates are July 8 through July 25.=
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From WSPAmherst at aol.com Tue Mar 23 13:19:18 2004
From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:19:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players to open Schoolhouse Rock Live!
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Workshop Players Theatre-in-the-Round is proud to announce our next=20
production, Schoolhouse Rock Live!, from the series created by George Newall=
and Tom=20
Yohe and based on an idea by David McCall.
=20
The Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught=20
history, grammar, math, science and politics through clever, tuneful songs i=
s=20
instructing a whole new generation. Various characters come out of the TV se=
t to=20
show a nervous teacher how to win his students over with imagination and=20
music, through such beloved songs as "Just A Bill," "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly" an=
d=20
"Conjunction Junction."
=20
Director Bill Reising has assembled a cast of Workshop regulars and=20
newcomers, including Musical Director Jayne Bartish-Kacik, Choreographer Gre=
g Dziama,=20
Tom Castro, Aimee Dickinson, Lisa Marie Eckenrode, Lisa Hirzel, Denise Schmi=
d,=20
Diana Tyler and Stuart Landes. Bryan Bird is the accompanist.
=20
Book is by Scott Ferguson, George Keating and Kyle Hall; Music and Lyrics by=
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Lynn Ahrens, Bob Dorough, Dave Frishberg, Kathy Mandry, George Newall and To=
m=20
Yohe
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Performance dates are April 15, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30; May 1 at 8 p.m, with=20
Sunday matinees on April 25 and May 2 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and may=
be=20
reserved by calling the box office at 440-988-5613. Group rates are availabl=
e=20
for groups of 15 or more.
=20
Workshop Players Theatre is located on Middle Ridge Road in Amherst, halfway=
=20
between Rt. 2 and Rt. 58.
For more information, log on to our website at www.workshopplayers.com
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Theatre-in-the-Round is proud to announce our next production, Schoolhouse Rock Live!,=
from the series created by George Ne=
wall and Tom Yohe and based on an idea by David McCall.
=
The Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday mornin=
g cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science and politics th=
rough clever, tuneful songs is instructing a whole new generation. Various c=
haracters come out of the TV set to show a nervous teacher how to win his st=
udents over with imagination and music, through such beloved songs as "Just=20=
A Bill," "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly" and "Conjunction Junction."
=
Director Bill Rei=
sing has assembled a cast of Workshop regulars and newcomers, including Musi=
cal Director Jayne Bartish-Kacik, Choreographer Greg Dziama, Tom Castro, Aim=
ee Dickinson, Lisa Marie Eckenrode, Lisa Hirzel, Denise Schmid, Diana Tyler=20=
and Stuart Landes. Bryan Bird is the accompanist.
=
Book is by Scott=20=
Ferguson, George Keating and Kyle Hall; Music and Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, Bob=
Dorough, Dave Frishberg, Kathy Mandry, George Newall and Tom Yohe
=
Performance dates=
are April 15, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30; May 1 at 8 p.m, with Sunday matinees on A=
pril 25 and May 2 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and may be reserved by call=
ing the box office at 440-988-5613. Group rates are available for groups of=20=
15 or more.
=
Workshop Players=20=
Theatre is located on Middle Ridge Road in Amherst, halfway between Rt. 2 an=
d Rt. 58.
"If the whole world's a stage, I demand better ligh=
ting"
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From dkilbane at cptonline.org Wed Mar 24 12:44:16 2004
From: dkilbane at cptonline.org (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:44:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PRESS RELEASE: CPT Academy's Spring Session Announced!
Message-ID:
For Immediate Release
Contact: Holly Holsinger, CPT Academy Director
216/631-2727 ext. 202
cptacademy at cptonline.org
March 24, 2004
CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS
CPT ACADEMY?S SPRING SESSION
Cutting edge theatre training for children, teens, and adults!
CLEVELAND, OH - After a successful first series in Winter 2004, the Academy
is back in session.
For 20 years, CPT has blazed trails, offering the highest quality, most
adventurous, cutting edge theatre in Northeast Ohio. Now this Near West
side institution offers an educational opportunity for children, teens, and
adults to take a thrilling step toward the edge: CPT presents the spring
2004 session of CPT Academy. Classes are taught by resident artists, who
provide innovative training to theatre enthusiasts of all ages, regardless
of experience.
CPT?s Director of Education, Holly Holsinger, is ?very excited for the
spring session, along with the return of the creative classes for children
and the very popular Going Solo class.? CPT?s groundbreaking methods unlock
the creative power and inspiration in each individual, while at the same
time focusing that energy through clear dramatic technique.
CPT Academy?s spring session consists of 8 consecutive Saturdays from April
17 - June 5, 2004.
All classes take place on the CPT campus.
Classes for Adults (ages 18 and up)
Audition Techniques
Auditioning has become an art in and of itself. Learn how to audition
effectively, the tricks of the trade, and how to show your best self. Learn
techniques in cold reading, choose the right monologue, and write the best
resume. The last class will be a special private audition for CPT?s leading
directors. Taught by Jill Levin. Saturdays 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., $125.
Experimental Theatre Wing
Work with CPT?s Resident Director Raymond Bobgan as you learn new techniques
to explore creativity, craft, and the essence of great acting. This class is
a great way for artists to reconnect to their creative resources and get
inspired. You will also learn ways of developing your own creative material
through movement, sound, song, and action. Saturdays 12:30-2:30 p.m., $150.
Going Solo: Writing for Solo Performance
Do you have a story you've always wanted to tell? Do you have material that
would work for a solo piece, but you're not sure how to put it all together?
In this class, we will use writing exercises, movement, and improvisation to
?jump start? the creative process and put you on the way to creating your
own solo work for the stage. All levels of experience are welcome. Former
students of Going Solo are encouraged to attend, but no prerequisite is
required. Taught by Sarah Morton. Saturdays 3:00-5:00 p.m., $150.
Classes for Children and Teens
Act Out Shakespeare! (ages 13-17)
Access the works of the greatest playwright of all time. Learn how to
confront Shakespeare?s works and characters with active techniques that
break down the words into digestible parts and bring the text to life. By
the end of the program you will be able to perform a fully polished
monologue, ready for audition or competition. Taught by Holly Holsinger.
Saturdays 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., $100.
Back by popular demand!!!
The Play Room (ages 6-12)
This class will allow young actors to create their own play, from a familiar
story or a tale all their own. The play will develop from improvisations and
theater games, which encourage working together as an ensemble. Fun and hard
work coexist as the kids write, design, and perform their own show. Taught
by Holly Holsinger. Saturdays 10:00-11:00 a.m., $100.
Fairy Tales (ages 3-5)
This class is a fun approach for little performers just starting out. The
class provides interactive games, music, dress-up, and new stories to act
out each week. Parents are invited to participate with their children.
Taught by Jaime Bouvier. Saturdays 10:00-10:45 a.m., $85.
Classes for children allow for fun theatre games, dress-up play, and guided
improvisations into magical worlds. They learn important tools about
building performance as they work towards producing and performing in their
very own production.
For more information about these classes, contact Holly Holsinger at
216/631-2727 ext. 202 or e-mail at cptacademy at cptonline.org
.
The Faculty
Holly Holsinger is CPT?s Director of Education. She brings over 20 years of
acting and teaching experience to the CPT Academy. In 2001, Holly was voted
?Best Actress in Cleveland? in The Free Times. She has toured all over the
U.S., Canada, Europe, and Brazil performing with Wishhounds performance
group, as well as taking on classic roles for the stage. She holds an
M.F.A. in Acting from the University of California, Irvine, where she
studied with Robert Cohen (Acting Power) and experimental theatre guru Jerzy
Grotowski. Holly has taught theatre at Ohio State University, University of
Akron, Tri-C, and Lorain Co. Community College. She has been teaching and
performing for children since 1987.
Sarah Morton is an award-winning playwright and performer, and a native of
Cleveland, Ohio. Recent productions of her plays include Night Bloomers
with Emerging Artists Theatre in New York City, Love in Pieces at the NYC
International Fringe Festival, and Stumble, with Great Lakes Theater
Festival. She has served as artist-in-residence at Cleveland State
University, Cleveland School of the Arts, and Hathaway Brown School, and has
been teaching in The Cleveland Play House's Young Playwrights Workshop for
the past six years.
Jill Levin has been an acting teacher for many years, working with actors at
Cleveland Public Theatre, The Cleveland Play House, Wisdom Bridge Theater in
Chicago, and the Pennsylvania Stage Company. She has performed in numerous
shows at CPT as well as theaters in New York, Chicago, and Tokyo. Her most
recent CPT credits include the starring role in Tennessee Williams? Summer
and Smoke, The Herald in Discordia, and Barbara in the upcoming Nickel &
Dimed. She has extensive professional actor training, and is a graduate of
New York?s Circle in the Square Theater School.
Raymond Bobgan is CPT?s Resident Director and has been creating wholly
original works of theatre for over ten years. His groundbreaking plays have
been seen throughout the U.S., Brazil, Canada, and Denmark. Bobgan has
designed and implemented numerous educational programs for CPT and has led
workshops in experimental theatre techniques at colleges, theatres,
universities, and conservatory programs.
Jaime Bouvier received a degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Iowa.
She completed her honor?s thesis while studying at the Universite de Caen in
France, where she worked with renowned puppet theatre Le Papillon. She also
performed with Natalie Amourette?s company in Normandy. In Cleveland, she
has worked with Theatre Labyrinth and has performed in various roles at
Cleveland Public Theatre.
The mission of Cleveland Public Theatre is to inspire, nurture, challenge,
amaze, educate, and empower artists and audiences, in order to make the
Cleveland public a more conscious and compassionate community.
Cleveland Public Theatre and its artistic and education programs are funded
in part by funding from Cleveland Foundation, George Gund Foundation, Ohio
Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Nord Family Foundation, John
P. Murphy Foundation, Kulas Foundation, Theatre Communications Group, Doris
Duke Charitable Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Bruening
Foundation, Codrington Foundation, Giant Eagle Foundation, Thomas White
Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater Lorain, Family Foundations of
Jewish Community Federation, Dolphin Trust, Saint Ann Foundation, Deaconess
Foundation, O?Neill Foundation, Stocker Foundation, Key Foundation, Nordson
Foundation, Wolf Foundation, Forest City, Alcoa, Third Federal, Huntington
National Bank, National City Bank, and other corporate and individual
contributors.
Cleveland Public Theatre's festival of dance: DANCEWORKS 04! You can
dance, for inspiration...
SAFMOD and CCDT March 26 - 28
BRING IT ON!
From johnballom at ameritech.net Wed Mar 24 14:24:42 2004
From: johnballom at ameritech.net (johnballom)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:24:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Re: Tailor/costume designer
References: <198.2757d70b.2d9234c6@aol.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: Tailor/costume designer
Hello John,
Thank you for your e-mail. I'm flattered you would contact me for =
suggestions. However, my address book is very slim in the film contacts =
field. But, I would recommended posting a notice (very similar to the =
one you sent me) on the Neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com
This cultural bulletin board is read by hundreds of people throughout =
Northeast Ohio looking to hire talent, and/or promote their own talents.
Best of luck to you,
Jeon Francis
In a message dated 3/22/2004 10:48:44 AM Eastern Standard Time, =
johnballom at ameritech.net writes:
I am interested in the opportunity of working on or assisting in a =
film production as a tailor/costume designer. If you have any leads that =
would assist me in this venture I would appreciate some the contacts.
I am affiliate with the Cleveland film Commission,
John Ballom=20
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recommended posting a notice (very similar to the one you sent me) on =
the Neohiopal at lists.fredste=
rnfeld.com
This cultural bulletin board =
is read by=20
hundreds of people throughout Northeast Ohio looking to hire talent, =
and/or=20
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johnballom at ameritech.net writes:
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From KNEWTRA3 at aol.com Wed Mar 24 14:58:26 2004
From: KNEWTRA3 at aol.com (KNEWTRA3 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:58:26 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Sanctuary a new musical
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Sanctuary
The Gospel Musical That Rocks!
What: Now in its third year Sanctuary is an all-original, contemporary
musical depicting the life and passion of Jesus Christ
When: Fridays & Saturdays April 2-3 & 9-10 at 7:30 PM
Special Easter Sunday performance April 11 at 10:00 AM
Where: Mentor Garfield Road Church of God
8250 Garfield Rd. Mentor (1 mile south of Rt. 84)
Admission: Admission is Free. Reserve Seating is available for groups of 10
or more in advance for all performances.
Credits: Conceived and Directed by Paul B. Abramson
Music and Lyrics by L.A. Watson
Musical arrangements by Troy Sartain
General: This year's edition of Sanctuary includes the addition if new songs
and scenes to last year's performance which was viewed by nearly 2000 people.
The musical features 30 original songs and production numbers, performed by a
live band and a cast of 22 singers and dancers.
Information: (440) 255-0739 www.mentorchurchofgod.org
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Admission: Admission is Free. Res=
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mances.
Credits: Conceived and Directed b=
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Music and Lyrics by L.A. Watson &nb=
sp; Musical arra=
ngements by Troy Sartain
General: This year's edition of S=
anctuary includes the addition if new songs and scenes to last year's perfor=
mance which was viewed by nearly 2000 people. The musical features 30 origin=
al songs and production numbers, performed by a live band and a cast of 22 s=
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From KABBW at aol.com Wed Mar 24 16:51:16 2004
From: KABBW at aol.com (KABBW at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:51:16 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]LCMT announces West Side Story auditions
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Lorain Community Music Theater Auditions for West Side Story will be held on=
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Sat., Apr. 17, 2004 and Sun., Apr. 18, 2004. Registration at 12:30 p.m., =20
auditions 1 - 5 p.m. at St. Mary=E2=80=99s School Hall 7th & Reid Ave., Lo=
rain
Call-backs: Tues., Apr. 20, 2004 from 6-9 p.m.
VOCAL AUDITIONS will require that the individual prepare a selection from a=20
standard Broadway musical, approximately 90 seconds in length. An accompani=
st=20
will be provided, and the individual is required to bring sheet music in the=
=20
proper key. A song from West Side Story is permissible, whereas current pop=
=20
songs from the radio as well as a capella auditions are not acceptable.
DANCE AUDITIONS will require that the individual learn a short dance=20
combination that will be taught at the audition in a large group setting. A=
short=20
practice will be allowed, then the dance combination will be repeated in sma=
ll=20
groups. The individual is encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and shoes=
,=20
suitable for dance.
SHOW DATES: July 9, 10, 16, 17 & 18, 2004 at the Lorain Palace Civic Center
Director: Mike Larochelle Producer: Bev Muzilla
Questions?? E-mail at LCMT4WSS at hotmail.com or call Bev Muzilla at (440)=20
244-5052
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
Maria An extremely lovely, young girl brought to America to marry Chino,=20
but=20
yearns for Tony. Lyric soprano with 4+ songs. Dance preferred for dream=20
ballet.
Tony A good-looking, sandy-haired boy who used to be the leader of the=20
Jets,=20
but has outgrown the gang and is searching for something more. Lyric tenor=20
with 4+ songs. Movement preferred for dream ballet.
JETS
A-rab The class clown, A-rab uses humor to hide his fears, and serves as=20=
a=20
big brother to Baby John. Free spirit with good comic timing; must move and=
=20
sing well.
Action Action is always ready for a fight and mouthing off to any form of=
=20
authority. Tense and explosive, he leads the Jets after Riff is killed. =20
Must move and sing well.
Baby John The youngest of the gang, awed at everything. He is young,=20
innocent and vulnerable and is always the first to suggest non-violence to=20
solve a problem. Must move and sing well.
Big Deal A bespectacled self-styled expert. He is the =E2=80=98professor=
=E2=80=99 of the=20
gang, always mindful of the past and gang protocol. Must move and sing=20
well.
Diesel Riff=E2=80=99s lieutenant; the muscle of the group. The strong, s=
ilent=20
type,=20
Riff chooses him to fight Bernardo in the proposed =E2=80=98fair fight=E2=
=80=99. Must move=20
and sing well.
Riff The new leader (and heart) of the Jets. He and Tony started the=20
Jets,=20
and although Tony has outgrown the gang, Riff doesn=E2=80=99t know anything=20=
else. =20
Low tenor/baritone with 2+ songs. Must move and sing well.
Snowboy The rest of the Jets. Final cast number will be based on creatin=
g=20
a=20
group that
Gee-tar looks, interacts, and moves well together. All must sing and mov=
e=20
well.
Mouthpiece Numbers include =E2=80=98Prologue=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Jet Song=
=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Dance at the Gym=E2=80=99,
Tiger =E2=80=98Cool=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Quintet=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Rum=
ble=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Gee, Officer Krupke=E2=80=99, and the=20
dream=20
ballet.
JET GIRLS
Velma Riff=E2=80=99s girl. She is terribly young, sexy, lost in a world=20=
of jive. =20
Must be a strong dancer and =E2=80=98feminine cool=E2=80=99.
Graziella The Jet Girls must all be strong dancers, but do very little=20
singing in the show. Clarice Their big numbers are =E2=80=98Dance at=
the Gym=E2=80=99
,=20
=E2=80=98Cool=E2=80=99, and the dream ballet. Number Minnie of Jets=20=
cast will=20
determine=20
the number of Jet Girls.
Pauline
4 more girls
Anybodys A scrawny teenage girl, dressed in an outfit that is a pathetic=20
attempt to imitate that of the Jets. She is the tomboy that doesn=E2=80=99t=
fit in=20
with the girls, and does everything she can to be accepted by the Jets. She=
=20
fights, bullies Baby John, and appears at key moments to save Tony and help=20
the Jets. Must move and sing well.
SHARKS
Bernardo The leader of the Sharks; handsome and proud, but has a chip on=20
his=20
shoulder. He is very protective of his sister Maria, and untrusting of=20
anything American. He is a gentleman with the ladies, but cuts through the=20
niceties with the War Council. Must be a strong dancer with strong physical=
=20
presence. Sings opposite Anita in =E2=80=98America=E2=80=99.
Chino A shy, gentle, sweet-faced boy who has just arrived from Puerto Ric=
o=20
to marry Maria, but wants to follow in Bernardo=E2=80=99s footsteps. Must h=
ave=20
small presence, but be able to display both shyness and rage.
Indio The rest of the Sharks. The final number cast will be based on=20
creating a group
Moose that looks, interacts, and moves well together, with the numbers=20
equal=20
to the
Toro number of Jets (anywhere from 5-8 guys per group). All must sing som=
e=20
and
Pepe move well. Numbers include =E2=80=98Prologue=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Dan=
ce at the Gym=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98America
=E2=80=99,=20
=E2=80=98Quintet=E2=80=99,
Luis =E2=80=98Rumble=E2=80=99, and the dream ballet.
Anxious
Nibbles
Juano
SHARK GIRLS
Anita A Puerto Rican girl with loose hair and flashy dress, she is=20
knowing,=20
sexual and sharp. The female equivalent of Bernardo, Anita is the most=20
=E2=80=98Americanized=E2=80=99 of the Puerto Ricans, leading the ladies in p=
utting down=20
their homeland against Shark men. A strong =E2=80=98belter=E2=80=99 and dan=
cer.
Francisca The Shark Girls must all be strong dancers who sing. Their big=
=20
numbers are Teresita =E2=80=98Dance at the Gym=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98America=
=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98I Feel Pretty=E2=80=99,=20
and the=20
dream ballet. Number of Rosalia Sharks cast will determine number of=
=20
Shark=20
Girls.
Margarita
Estella
Consuelo
2 more girls
ADULTS
Doc 50+. Doc has owned the drugstore for 27 years, and is the only=20
=E2=80=98parental=E2=80=99 figure in the cast. He accepts that there is lit=
tle he can do to=20
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From: RFWB2000 at aol.com (RFWB2000 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:37:48 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Zion UCC Presents Brian Thornton & Jennifer Woda
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Zion UCC of Tremont Presents:
Brian Thornton, Cello (*Member, Cleveland Orchestra)
Jennifer Woda, Mezzo-Soprano (*Frequently seen with Cleveland Opera)
Elizabeth Johnson, Piano
With Special Guest Artists:
Kathleen Mylecraine, Flute and Victoria Marra, Clarinet
in
"Russian Into Spring"
Sunday, April 4, 2004
2pm
Zion UCC in Tremont
2716 West 14th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44113-5216
Works to be performed include:
Sinfonia Concertante Op. 125 by Prokofiev
Selections from "The Nursery" by Mussorgsky
And the WORLD PREMIERE of
"Mommy Songs" by Cleveland Composer Victoria Belfiglio
***Admission is Free and Open to the Public***
Reception to Follow
Free Will Offering will be accepted to support the Zion UCC Concert Series
Please come and enjoy this wonderful program, and support this dynamic
showcase of local, national, and international talent!!!!!! In it's first six
months, this series has been wonderfully successful....please join us and be a part
of our continued growth!!!!
For more information, contact ZUCC Director of Music, Ryan Bergeron, at
(440)503-1917.
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Zion UCC of Tremont Presents:
Brian Thornton, Cello (*Member, Cleveland Orchestra)
Jennifer Woda, Mezzo-Soprano (*Frequently seen with Cleveland Opera)
Elizabeth Johnson, Piano
With Special Guest Artists:
Kathleen Mylecraine, Flute and Victoria Marra, Clarinet
in
"Russian Into Spring"
Sunday, April 4, 2004
2pm
Zion UCC in Tremont
2716 West 14th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44113-5216
Works to be performed include:
Sinfonia Concertante Op. 125 by Prokofiev
Selections from "The Nursery" by Mussorgsky
And the WORLD PREMIERE of
"Mommy Songs" by Cleveland Composer Victoria Belfiglio
***Admission is Free and Open to the Public***
Reception to Follow
Free Will Offering will be accepted to support the Zion UCC Concert Series
Please come and enjoy this wonderful program, and support this dynamic showc=
ase of local, national, and international talent!!!!!! In it's first six mon=
ths, this series has been wonderfully successful....please join us and be a=20=
part of our continued growth!!!!
For more information, contact ZUCC Director of Music, Ryan Bergeron, at (440=
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From: j.boukis at verizon.net (John Paul Boukis)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:39:39 -0500
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Heights. The theater has launched its inaugural season with Rodgers and=20=
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the artistic director of Kalliope Stage. His inventive re-imagining, a=20=
lush double piano orchestration, and a strong cast of nuanced singers=20
make for a delightful theatrical debut.
Mayor Ed Kelly and Cleveland Heights city counsel members were on hand=20=
opening night for the official ribbon cutting. Creating the theater has=20=
been a labor of love for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol,=20=
and they hope the community will embrace their mission of celebrating=20
the musical as a valued American art form. Kalliope Stage is committed=20=
to building community through performance, and is excited to have=20
produced a Grand Night of Hope as a 100% benefit for the Mitochondrial=20=
Disease Association of Ohio. The evening gala performance raised=20
$7,000, and warmed the hearts of everyone involved.
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TimesKalliope Stage enjoyed a gala
opening weekend with sold-out performances and a very special Grand
Night of Hope. Kalliope Stage is the new professional musical theater
at Cedar & Lee in Cleveland Heights. The theater has launched its
inaugural season with Rodgers and Hammerstein=92s A GRAND NIGHT FOR
SINGING, an evening fantasy of gorgeous music from classic favorites
to little-known gems. =93We wanted to start with the fathers of the
modern American musical,=94 says Paul F. Gurgol, the artistic director
of Kalliope Stage. His inventive re-imagining, a lush double piano
orchestration, and a strong cast of nuanced singers make for a
delightful theatrical debut.
Mayor Ed Kelly and Cleveland Heights city counsel members were on hand
opening night for the official ribbon cutting. Creating the theater
has been a labor of love for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F.
Gurgol, and they hope the community will embrace their mission of
celebrating the musical as a valued American art form. Kalliope Stage
is committed to building community through performance, and is excited
to have produced a Grand Night of Hope as a 100% benefit for the
Mitochondrial Disease Association of Ohio. The evening gala
performance raised $7,000, and warmed the hearts of everyone involved.=20=
A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING plays Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at
8pm and Sundays at 2:30pm and 7pm through Sunday, April 4. Reserve
tickets by calling 216-321-0870. =
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From jboukis at kalliopestage.com Tue Mar 23 22:03:41 2004
From: jboukis at kalliopestage.com (John Paul Boukis)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:03:41 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Special Discount for NEOHIOPAL subscribers
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR NEOHIOPAL SUBSCRIBERS
Kalliope Stage is offering a special "e-discount" to NEOHIOPAL
subscribers. Just book your tickets to Rodgers and Hammerstein's A
GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING online at KalliopeStage.com, and you'll receive
the special NEOHIOPAL rate of just $19. There are two weekends left to
enjoy this discount of over 30%. Come join us for our inaugural
production, and enjoy an evening fantasy of gorgeous music in an
intimate performance venue where unamplified voices ring out classic
favorites and little-known gems, all re-orchestrated by Sondheim's
longtime collaborator Jonathan Tunick. It's musical theater up close
and personal with a strong cast of nuanced singers and inventive
staging by Artistic Director Paul F. Gurgol.
Go to KalliopeStage.com, and let us know that you're a "friend of
Kalliope" to receive your special discount rate. The box office phone
number is 216-321-0870 and email is tickets at KalliopeStage.com for more
information. Kalliope Stage is the new professional musical theater at
the corner of Cedar & Lee in Cleveland Heights. Performances run
Thursday through Saturday at 8pm and Sunday 2:30pm and 7pm through
April 4.
From darnay2 at hotmail.com Tue Mar 23 22:19:59 2004
From: darnay2 at hotmail.com (JT Buck)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:19:59 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for Durang's" Titanic" - UA Student production
Message-ID:
Due to a sudden change of fate, the play I have been rehearsing for two weeks has been cancelled, and a different play chosen.
I am in IMMEDIATE need of actors for a University of Akron student production of
"Titanic"
a one-act farce by Christopher Durang.
There are 4 roles available:
Richard, the father
Victoria, the mother
the Sailor, age 18-comfortable being shirtless
Harriet/Anabelle/Lydia - a multiple-identitied young lady.
The role of Teddy has been cast.
All actors should be open-minded.
Auditions are by appointment only. Actors may prepare a short comedic monologue, or read cold from the script.
Rehearsals will begin immediately, 3 days per week: two weeknights and one weekend afternoon. We will have one performance on Thursday April 29 at the University of Akron. There will be several additional performances at dates TBA, and a small stipend may be available.
Please respond to this email ASAP or call 330-805-1820 if interested.
Thanks,
JT Buck
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From: thomas at coolcleveland.com (Thomas Mulready)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:50:33 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cool Cleveland 03.24.04 The King of Coventry
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The King Of Coventry
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* Cool Cleveland Interview with Tommy Fello
Tommy Fello started Tommy's Restaurant on Coventry Road in CLeveland Heights 30
years ago, and despite the ups and downs of the street, the place has remained
as popular as ever. On a recent Monday night visit to the local fave, the
hopping shop, which is famous for its inexpensive, healthy and original food,
was half-packed. The impressive assortment of patrons included funky teens
sporting piercings, soccer moms munching on hummus, gay couples sipping tea and
Grog Shop devotees hanging out before the show. With its tasty falafels,
spinach pies and milkshakes, speedy service, and the people-watching from its
street-level windows, Tommy's is a recipe for a successful, independent caf?.
Tommy himself has relentlessly volunteered his time for Coventry as President
of the Coventry Special Improvement District, a merchants group whose owners
pay a tax to finance district-wide improvements, he spearheaded a successful
effort to turn Cleveland Heights' plan to re-surface the street into a more
ambitious effort to re-develop Coventry itself. The involvement of the SID
added handsome new planters, lampposts and other amenities to the mix, as well
as the merchants plan to celebrate with a re-opening party this summer. We
asked Tommy Fello about the funny names for his sandwiches, the redevelopment
of the street, whether Coventry is still cool, and this summer's return of the
Street Fair.
Cool Cleveland: Tommy's restaurant has been on Coventry for 30
years, so you've seen a lot of history here. With the opening of Legacy Village
and other shopping centers, there must be a lot of challenges facing
independent retail districts. What are you and other merchants doing about
this? Tom Fello: "We've been working
on the redevelopment of Coventry Road; this recent influx of dollars and dreams
has been two years of work. The overall goal is to make Coventry more
competitive. We have a quarter mile business district with 300 employees, and
we need different kinds of retail to complement the restaurants that are
already here. We made a list of things that we need to keep the district
viable. The population in Northeast Ohio has only increased two percent in
recent years and there's been a downturn in the economy, so people are going
out less. Despite this, there are more restaurants than ever. To compensate for
it, we have to make our business district the best we can; our businesses
should feed off each other to make the district better. We'd like to add soft
goods; this is a need that has been identified."
Cool Cleveland: So the corporate chains have moved in, but there are
still a lot of smaller, local businesses. Do you think the "feel" of Coventry
as a funky, local district is still here?
Tom Fello: "I think so. But we need to support local businesses - people
don't realize that small, independent businesses are the backbone of our
nation's economy. They shop at chain stores to save money. But you can have all
the Walmarts that you want, and they'll never do what local businesses do for
our neighborhoods..."
Read
the interview with Tom Fello by Lee Chilcote
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Coventry Fair returns this summer Now
that Coventry's facelift is complete, it's time to enjoy one of our quirkiest
and favorite neighborhoods. Three monthly Fair dates have been set for Thu
7/15, Thu 8/12, and Thu 9/9 from 6-9PM. Coventry Road will be closed
to traffic from 5:30PM till 9PM while restaurants, artists, farmers, ethnic
purveyors and visitors transform the Village into a festive environment. This
event will be alcohol-free and family-safe with music, art, entertainment and
street performers circulating throughout the evening. Plans are currently being
considered to add family movies at P.E.A.C.E Park at the close of the evening.
For info email coventryroad at earthlink.net
Buying Shaker Square The Coral Co., a
Beachwood-based real estate development, construction and management firm,
signed a purchase agreement late Friday to acquire the historic East Side
retail district from KeyCorp, the Cleveland-based financial services company
that has been managing the complex since December. Terms of the deal were not
disclosed, although Key had sought repayment of a $14.9 million loan it made
toward the square's $20 million redevelopment. Read
more
WiFi at Museum of Art The Cleveland
Museum of Art has announced free wireless public Internet access http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the leading comprehensive art museums,
and its permanent collection is world renowned for its quality and breadth
spanning 6,000 years. The Museum is a key international player in exhibitions,
scholarship, and art acquisitions, now they're a leader in the use of
technology and art. Bring your laptop and log on at the museum's Still Life
cafe. http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/mediakit/index.asp?refid=320
More online, less old media A
recent study on the state of the U.S. news media by the Project for Excellence
in Journalism, affiliated with Columbia University's graduate journalism
school, found that U.S. news media outlets are experiencing a steady decline in
their audiences and are significantly cutting their investment in staff and
resources. Only ethnic, alternative and online media are flourishing. Read
more online
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Regional churn Look at what's happened recently,
says PD's Joe Frolik, lead writer on the Quiet Crisis series
(which probably needs a new name since it's anything but "quiet" anymore). Area
foundations have thrown some of their $6 billion towards the Fund for Our
Economic Future. The NAACP and the Urban League have voiced support for
regionalism. Greater Cleveland Tomorrow formed from the merger of three
business groups. The suburban Mayors and Managers Assoction is exploring a "no
poaching" rule to stop cannibalizing business from each other. All this churn
appears to be moving our community towards a more regional approach. But so
far, it's just talk and posturing. Read
more
Regionalism is not county reform Or is
it? In this PD op-ed, Cuyahoga County commissioner and Democratic party
chairman Jimmy Dimora opines, wanting "the record to reflect that the county
commissioners are not against regionalism, reform, or change." But they will
put a proposal on the Fall ballot that may very well confuse voters who want
reform. Read
more
Mutual respect Mark Rosentraub, Dean of
the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at CSU, says "Northeast Ohio
has more live theater than New York (that is, more tickets are sold here to
residents; New York sells more tickets to tourists)." Everyone is talking about
regionalism, but "turning this talk into cooperation requires that city and
suburbs recognize how important the other is for success." Read
more
Bicyclists can ride RTA now that 425
buses already have bike racks and plan to install more,so that in a couple of
months, all buses will be able to carry 2 bikes. Now you can plan to bike one
way and ride RTA the other. Or vice versa. Read
more.
The death of urban planning Cincinnati
has fired their planning department and merged it with their economic
development function, meaning the public agenda is being privatized, with the
only city planning now being done by corporations like P&G, the hospitals and
universities. It just goes to show how different Cleveland really is, with
planning director Chris Ronayne and Mayor Campbell's very visible plans for the
Lakefront & other initiatives. See Free Times here.
Land fill shopping mall The new City
View regional shopping center will be built atop a landfill on the east rim of
the valley, south of the I- 480 exit at Transportation Boulevard. It may solve
a civic headache but most likely is causing another. Read
more.
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Robotic Cockroaches REI at Weatherhead is
the "Think-and-Do Tank", bringing professional consultancy and research to
Cleveland's collaborative approach to economic development. Coming
up, the second annual Research ShowCASE is a day-long event
highlighting the breadth of research done at Case and its collaborating
institutions. REI's Ed Morrison leads Global
Issues, a panel that will go beyond the headlines to explore the
dynamic economic relationship between China and the United States. Other
ShowCASE topics: nanotechnology, bioethics, biodefense, active demonstrations
such as robotic cockroaches capable of search and rescue, and insertable
electrical devices that enable movement after paralysis. Fri
4/2 from 7:30AM-5PM at the University's Veale Convocation and
Recreation Center. Event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration
is recommended. For information visit http://www.case.edu/menu/showcase
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National City purchase may cut jobs
According to Forbes, National City Bank's purchase of Provident
Financial Group Inc. may result in the net loss of 400-800 jobs. "Some
duplicate positions will be eliminated," Provident chief executive Robert
Hoverson stated in a letter to their 3200 employees, while NCC chief David
Daberko said he expected cost savings of about 25% of two years, which would
probably include job cuts. No one is saying if those cuts will come in Cincy or
Cleve, but either way Ohio loses key new economy jobs. See Forbes www.Forbes.com
Wal-Mart tops F500 Cleveland is no
longer a big Fortune 500 town. Among Ohio companies in the 500 were: Goodyear
Tire, No, 137; First Energy ,
No. 158; Progressive Insurance, No. 165; National City Corp., No. 206; Eaton
Corp., No. 253; Parker Hannifin, No. 291; KeyCorp, No. 319; Sherwin-Williams,
No. 333; chemicals company OM Group Inc., No. 405, and International Steel
Group, No. 426. See Fortune www.Fortune.com.
The Wal-Marting of downloads As if Wal-Mart
wasn't causing enough trouble for mom-and-pop shops and other specialty stores,
the mammoth chain retailer opened its own cut rate online music store, where
customers can download music at 88 cents per song. That's 11 cents less than
Apple Computer charges at its iTunes music store, which has been the
pacesetter. See ZDNet www.ZDNet.com.
PD editorial deputy opposes same-sex
marriage stating there's no reason to "overturn a social, legal
and religious institution" that's been in place for a significant amount of
time. How enlightened. Or maybe, given the upcoming summer campaign season,
opportunistic. Read
more.
Anti-gay council hopeful Patrick
Corrigan is open about his opposition to gay rights and is against extentending
employee benefits for same sex couples in Lakewood. Read
more.
"Ohio is ground zero for creationsim"
says Patricia Princehouse, an evolutionary biologist at Case Western Reserve
University. If the Ohio Board of Education collectively agreed months ago to
not endorse intelligent design, and the US Supreme Court has already said it's
illegal to teach because its religion, how then could they adopt a lesson plan
that challenges darwinsm? Read
more.
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Junebug Jabbo Jones A very special
visitor arrives at Cleveland Public Theatre for four nights of magical
storytelling, bringing an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes
entitled Don't Start Me to Talking or I'll Tell You Everything I Know:
Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones for four
performances only, beginning Thu 4/1. Then look for The
Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT's STEP program,
running 4/9 and 4/10. Playing now in both theatres you can see Danceworks '04,
a festival of dance featuring seven contemporary companies that have been
called "spectacular," "evocative," and "invigorating." CPT, 6415 Detroit
Avenue, http://www.cptonline.org.
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Big downtown condo project
Willoughby-based Marous Brothers Construction is set to begin construction on
350+ condo units squeezed between the Bingham and National Buildings in the
Warehouse District on July 1. The development has been approved by both the
District and the city's Landmarks Commission, but Marous is still negotiating
financing with four banks, which typically require 30 percent presale before
work starts. No city money is being lent for this project, although Cleveland
Tomorrow is lending an undisclosed amount. Read
more
Local resource for finding property
ClevelandRents.com is a locally owned (remember those?) website dedicated to
greatly improving the search-and-find process for both prospective tenants and
property managers in the area. www.ClevelandRents.com
Fifth International Edible Book
Festival will occur throughout the world on any day from
Thu 4/1 - 4/5. This year is Cleveland's first. Book enthusiasts,
bookbinders, cooks, and craftspeople of all ages are invited to view the Edible
Book entries, cast their votes, and eat the edible books. All entries are
welcome but must be entirely edible and have something to do with books; there
is no fee for contest participants, deadline is Sat 3/27, to
register e-mail harriett at logan.com or
call 795-9800. http://colophon.com/ediblebooks
Two public art calls Cleveland Public Art is
currently hosting competitions for local artists. Looking for designs for The
Cleveland Foodbank's 2-story interior feature wall and donor wall; there's a
tour on Tues 3/30 at 9:30AM for interested artists. Plus, looking for
designs for the wall seen through the rear pedestrian walkway entrance to the
Playhouse Square Theater Complex. For info and questions visit www.ClevelandPublicArt.org
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Angle 12 Has it been a year
already? The 12th(!) issue of everyone's favorite art mag Angle focuses
on the ongoing Cleveland International Film Festival (Henry Darger's In The
Realms of the Unreal is on the cover and can be seen at CIFF Wed
3/24 at 7:15PM, with an after-party at SPACES, now exhibiting A
Wonderful Life: Psychodrama in Contemporary Painting, which features
Darger, and again on Fri 3/26 at 9:30PM www.ClevelandFilm.org).
But there's more in this month's issue: don't miss the profile of Karamu
House's new artistic director Terrence Spivey, Doing theatre is like being
on a tightrope without a net. Pick it up at a gallery or coffeeshop, or
better yet, subscribe and enjoy every delicious issue delivered hot. a
Cool Cleveland partner. www.AngleMagazine.org
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* Cool Cleveland This Week
03.24-03.31
Send your cool events to Events at CoolCleveland.com
Cleveland Film Festival Don't make us choose for
you. Use the spiffy website at www.ClevelandFilm.org,
do your own investigating, and buy online quickly before the dreaded "Standby"
tag shows up next to the film you're dying to see. It's the one winter sport
that all Clevelanders love: hanging out at the Film Festival. Now thru Sun
3/28. CU there? www.ClevelandFilm.org
The Affairs of Race in America: A
Conversation in Black and White. Two women share a common heritage as
descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings, yet grew up on different
sides of the race barrier. They'll carry on an "honest, new dialogue" in their
presentation. DNA tests strongly suggests that their grandfathers, Eston and
Madison, were sons of Jefferson and Hemmings. After meeting on Oprah Winfrey's
show, the two "new" cousins began visiting college campuses to discuss being
raised in different cultures in America where their opportunities were not the
same. They've advanced projects such as the creation of a monument to the
slaves of Monticello, and an African American Museum that celebrates the
sacrifices and the contributions made by African Americans. Wed
3/24 at 12:30PM. Call 800-954-8742. North Galleria at Tri-C, 700
Carnegie Ave. http://www.tri-c.cc.oh.us/news/docs/20040324.htm
Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio
Make it down to the State capitol for this notable awards ceremony honoring
winners from around the state and the Ohio legislature Wed 3/24 at
4:30PM. Event is free, no reservations are required. If you go, write up your
review and send it to Cool Cleveland. Capitol Theatre, Vern Riffe Center
for Government and the Arts. http://www.oac.state.oh.us
The Delgados It's how bands make
it today - now that they've started up their own record label, Chemikal
Underground, the Delgados are supporting alternative underground bands like
Scotland's Arab Strap (a Cool Cleveland fave). Listen in on the Delgados
dreamily skewed folk-pop Thu 3/25 at 9PM. Call 321-5588. Grog
Shop, 2785 Euclid Hts Blvd in Cleveland Hts. http://www.grogshop.gs
EveryWoman Campaign helps transform
lives and raise the hopes of women and girls in the Greater Cleveland area. The
Women's Community Foundation asks that every woman and man donate one hour's
pay or more to help women of all ages grow to their fullest potential. 100% of
your donation to the goes directly to WCF grants. Keynote speaker is Former
U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno Thu 3/25 at 11AM. Women's
Community Foundation funds programs to optimize women's and girls potential in
the Greater Cleveland Community. Call 622-0920. Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse
Square, 1260 Euclid Ave http://www.wcfcleveland.org
Room to write This course will
help you write creatively or boost your existing skills if you are ready to
develop and discover more about yourself as a writer. Writing is part of a
lineage that embraces events, circumstances, landscapes and people in ways that
connect you to your spirit. Each class will be a "door" into one of the places
from which creative writing emerges: the imagination, emotion, intellect or
soul. Presented by Cleveland Youth Theatre director Gail Johnson Thu
3/25 from 8-9PM. Call 651-5428. At 6600 Detroit Ave. http://wsem.org
Startup.com The movie that documented
the creation of the pioneering e-commerce site govWorks.com by
childhood-friends-turned-business-partners Tom Herman and Kaleil Isaza Tuzman.
Free & open to the public, pizza & beverages will be served - stop by for
dinner and a movie at Case Thu 3/25 from 6-8PM. See the
listing below for a lunch meeting with Tom Herman, who co-founded GovWorks.
Case School of Law, 11075 East Blvd. Call 368-3304 or visit http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
govWorks.com a NY-based company
e-commerce site that helped create the global "e-government" marketplace,
govWorks does transaction processing, middleware products that web-enable state
and local government transactions, like tax payments and government records
retrieval. Stop in for discussions with Tom Herman, its co-founder and CEO on
Fri 3/26, noon-1PM. Free and open to the public, lunch is
available. To register call 368-3304. Case School of Law, Room 157. http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
New planet trampoline cd release party
Celebrate the debut of this Cleveland area band along with The Waxwings. The
forthcoming full-length The Curse of The New Planet Trampoline on
Elephant Stone Records should elevate NPT to the status of like-minded acts
such as The Sights and Outrageous Cherry. The band includes the guys from
Cleveland's The Dreadful Yawns, check them out Fri 3/26 at
9PM. The Beachland Tavern. 17511 Waterloo Rd. Call 383-1124. http://www.elephantstonerecords.com
Venuu Off Coventry: Ruby a brand
new musical incarnation made up of three of the Rocky Mountain Front Range's
top female singer/songwriters. Their music has been described as eclectic,
original, passionate, sultry, spine chilling, and unforgettable. They've
appeared before wildly enthusiastic audiences at festivals, theaters, clubs,
universities, and coffeehouses. From the lush blend of their voices and range
of musical styles, to the fun, irreverent, and natural chemistry they have
together on stage. Hear them Fri 3/26 at 8PM, doors open
7:30PM. Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland Unitarian-Universalist
Society of Cleveland 321.1119 or visit http://venuu1.tripod.com
International Relations in Information
Products ?at Case Western Reserve University will bring
together international leaders in the field in a day long symposium, offering
perspectives ranging from how IP impacts global health crises to struggles over
the digital environment. Topics include: politics of international knowledge,
knowledge regulation in the context of globalization and the international
relations of intellectual property Fri 3/26 from
8:30AM-4:30PM. Reservations are required, call 368-3308. Case School of Law,
11075 East Boulevard. http://law.case.edu
Marriage Project Cleveland Fight the
FMA, show solidarity, and take action to make a visible, vocal stand for same
sex couple rights. Couples who are willing to apply for a marriage license can
bring valid ID, social security number, place of birth, current address,
father's name and mother's maiden name, as well as any divorce or name change
documentation to apply for marriage licenses. Bring your friends and family
members Fri 3/26 at 3PM with rally to follow. For info
651-LGBT. Cuyahoga County Courthouse, 1 Lakeside Avenue, Room 146 (1st Floor)
in Cleveland. Meet on the front steps - everyone is welcome. http://www.lgcsc.org
Odyssey performed by the stilt-walking
and ass-kicking collaboration of SAFMOD and Cleveland Contemporary Dance
Theatere as part of Dance Works stretches the mind and imagination Fri
3/26 & Sat 3/27 at 8PM and Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call
631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Gordon Square, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
When Women Gather is the new soulful
dance piece by SAFMOD's Young Park and choreographer Linda Kahn in an
Asian-American/Jewish-American collaboration, along with Cleveland Contemporary
Dance Theatere artistic director Michael Medcalf's Insurrection about
masculinity from a feminine perspective. It's part of Dance Works '04. Get
exposed to performance art that stretches the mind and imagination Fri
3/26 and Sat 3/27 at 8PM Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call
631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Upstairs Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
WCLVnotes One of
the most popular items on Robert Conrad's Weekend Radio over WCLV
104.9FM is David Gunson's What Goes Up Might Come Down. This extended
and very funny monologue about air traffic controllers and how to fly a 747
from England to New York will be heard over two shows this coming weekend and
next. Other items on these upcoming programs shows include the further
adventures of Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife with Bob and Ray, and Gracie
Fields singing What Can You give a Nudist on His Birthday? Weekend
Radio, in addition to airing on some 120 stations nationwide, can be caught
on WCLV Saturdays at 10PM and Sundays at 7PM. It also takes up an hour on WRMR
1420 AM, Sundays at 8PM. a Cool Cleveland
partner http://www.wclv.com
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
funking up Cleveland good and proper, they'll be taking over the Phantasy - a
killer venue to get the best views of the band. Head out to hear them
Sat 3/27, doors open 9PM. For tickets call ticketmaster at
241-5555. 11802 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. http://www.ticketmaster.com and http://www.phantasyconcertclub.com
Honoring Women of Color in Science, Technology &
Education The Cleveland chapter of the National
Technical Association (NTA) will recognize five local women of color whose
scientific, technological, and educational accomplishments warrant special
honor - The Nsoroma Award Sat 3/27 from 10AM-2PM. Sponsored
by: National Technical Association. Cleveland State University Convocation
Center Pavilion, 2000 Prospect Ave. Call 289-2981 or visit http://www.ntaonline.org/chapters/cleveland/cleveland.html
Visual Horror: Local Artists and their
Innards Get over to Rain Nightclub and see what the horror is
all about, we guarantee this won't be the type of art you'll see at the CMA,
but we know it'll be provoking. Featured artists Staci McNasty, Jesse McGuiness
and others are on view, music provided by DJ Sean Jaundice Sat
3/27 starting 8PM. Rain, 4142 Lorain Ave. Call 651-4100.
BlackOut Unlimited Poetry Slam Style
meets substance in this open mic competition with serious cash prizes up for
grabs for readers, slammers and performers. Food will be available at the
buffet, plus cash bar and socializing with the spoken word culture Sat
3/27. Doors open 6-9PM. Poets must register in advance, call 937-2268
ext. 10. Robin's Nest, 4059 St. Clair Ave.
Round at The Winchester with performances
by hosts Anne E. Dechant, winner of the 2004 Best Female Singer/Songwriter, and
special local guests Kate Voegele, Tracy Marie and Brent Kirby for the Free
Times 2004 Music Awards nominee show Sat 3/27 at 9PM. Call
226-5681. 12112 Madison Ave in Lakewood. http://www.thewinchester.net
Tale of the Emerald Bird performed by
members of CPT's Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), this tour visits
various sites throughout Greater Cleveland, including libraries, community
centers, nursing homes, and CPT's own Upstairs Theatre. Experience a princesses
journey who must risk everything when the Empress turns ill and the land falls
sick. She begins a search for the healing song of the Emerald Bird, and on her
journey she encounters old friends in impossible guises Sat
3/27 at 2PM. STEP offers low-income, Cleveland high school youth
opportunities to explore the art of theatre. Mt Pleasant Library, 14000 Kinsman
Rd. Call 623-7032 http://cpl.org/Locations.asp?FormMode=Branch&ID=20
Motor City Madman more blues, jive and
funk from Andre "Mr Rhythm" Williams, famed in the '50s with hits like Jail
Bait and The Greasy Chicken - get into down-to-earth tunes that
are like comfort food for your ears Sat 3/27 starting 9PM.
Beachland Ballroom, 15711 Waterloo Rd. 383-11124. http://www.beachlandballroom.com
Bright Young Things Drugged-up royals
and beautiful people drinking themselves into stupors and waking up in strange
situations! No, this is not gossip column news, it's England's jazz scene of
the '30s with Stephen Fry's adaptation of the classic satire Vile
Bodies, a deconstruction of the British glitterati. Get out to see the
Cleveland Film Festival's closing night show Sun 3/28 starting
7:30PM. Purchase tickets at 1-888-865-FILM or get them at the CIFF store in the
lobby of Tower City Cinemas. At Tower City Center, Downtown http://www.clevelandfilm.org
African American Faith Communities an
exhibition of photographs by Michael S. Levy, "I have great respect for these
communities and their role in adding to the quality of life of those involved.
I hope to document the events and practices of these communities including
prayer, baptisms, weddings and funerals in creating a collection of photos that
will portray a community of strength and hope. It's on view Mon
3/29 thru 7/31. Thomas F. Campbell, Ph.D., Exhibition Gallery, located
in the College at 1717 Euclid Ave. Call 523-7495 or visit http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery
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* My Brain is Crying
Dueling dialogue that's unsafe at any speed
A response to My Brain Is Crying "Ladies, what we need
is a feast, and not in some crappy church basement, either. I'm thinking a
monthly potluck rotating through galleries, stages and other life- and
creativity-affirming spaces. I make garlic blast hummus that puts everyone on
the same reeking conversational level, my husband makes truffles that are
better than sex, what do you make? Maybe if we break bread together we can do
less hurting about what is wrong and start hoping and working with what is
right." from Cool Cleveland MBIC reader Martha Senerchia
Deb Remington: To initiate the process of change, first we must identify
the problems, then speak truthfully about them and strategize for change. Can
breaking bread together alleviate the pressing issues addressed in MBIC? It is
a great idea to form groups of social activists to discuss and implement
change. As a child of the sixties, I was honored to be with a group of people
who stood up for what was just, people who gathered together and took risks for
what they believed in. Sadly, there are too many people today who are afraid of
what other people might think of their ideas or actions if they are not
mainstream.
Tisha Nemeth: What hurts is speaking the truth when few want to hear it.
What hurts is that we need more individuals making daily efforts to positively
change our city's artistic and cultural climate. I love the idea of a monthly
feast - activism geared around food...
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Reviews of recent events
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall
3/19 Last week Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco
Symphony came to Severance Hall as part of a two-year exchange project with the
Cleveland Orchestra. Getting an opportunity to hear another orchestra in
Severance Hall is a treat. The program began with Alban Berg's Concerto for
Violin and Orchestra, To the memory of an angel featuring Gil Shaham on
violin. The piece is dark, complex and oppressive. A musical reference to a
Bach Cantata was the only light of hope in the entire piece. Mr. Shaham
performed this difficult piece in a devilish theatrical manner, wearing an odd
smirkish grin and playing off the conductor, Mr. Thomas like a rock musician; a
little bit of Richards and Jagger if you can stretch your imagination that far.
The second half of the program brought Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in
C-sharp minor. Mr. Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony have been getting
a lot of critical acclaim for their recordings of the Mahler Symphonies, so
there was a bit of excitement in the air. Mr. Thomas attacked the first
movement with a fierce and fearless pace. It was exhilarating beyond belief, it
reminded me of bicycle ride I once took down a very long hill in Tuscany where
I choose not to look around and take in the beauty, but just pedaled as hard as
I could, and it was a thrill. Well, once we were at the bottom of the hill we
had two movements to go. Some of the great Mahler performances can be
attributed to the fact that the conductor finds a way to bring forward some
nuance and keep a continuous line in the faster paced movements of the
symphony. It's these continuous lines and nuances that later hold the symphony
together as a whole. Since Thomas passed on nuance and line for thrill we were
all left a bit out of breath while he slugged through the final two movements.
Even the Adagietto in the final movement, which is filled with emotion, came
off flat and lifeless. The crowd gave a friendly standing ovation but one could
only think of some of the great Mahler performances at Severance Hall conducted
by Boulez, Dohnanyi and Ling. from Cool Cleveland contributor
Brian E. Schriefer briancpa at msn.com
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/18 This
season, the San Francisco Symphony and music director Michael Tilson Thomas
came to Cleveland for three days featuring three-and-a-half concerts while next
season, the Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-M?st will return the favor.
It's a terrific notion on every level: the musicians have time to relax a bit,
see some of our city, meet up with far-flung family and friends, and the
natives get to hear familiar (and some not-so-familiar, to be sure) music as
interpreted by another musical entity. In addition to these concerts, Mr.
Tilson Thomas ventured down the street to the Cleveland Institute of Music for
a rehearsal of the CIM Orchestra, and also spent some time at Severance Hall
for a rehearsal with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, which, in fact,
owes its very existence to San Francisco. (Jahja Ling, former resident
conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, came to us from San Francisco, where he
had founded the first such youth orchestra.)
Read
Kelly Ferjutz's review
Kassaba @ Beachland Ballroom 3/13 I
recently witnessed a great new sound to hit the streets of Cleveland. Their
name? Kassaba. Their genre? Progessive jazz. The result? A unique fusion of
primitive sounding drums, with an eclectic mix of bass, sax and percussion that
produces a newly provocative flavor. The group's unparalleled sound originates
from a man inspired by moments in everyday life. And he names his works after
those moments, which explains some of the titles that include Should I use
My Shirt? A Risky Operation, and my favorite, The Zones of
Mystery. Greg Slawson, the group's artistic director and composer, works
the piano and several of the unique percussion instruments that all members
share. And because they share, a great deal of the entertainment in
experiencing Kassaba is watching the delicate choreography necessary to get
to different instruments on stage without missing a beat. Literally.
Slawson often acquires unique percussion instruments - that later define his
work - on a lark. They are rare finds that become rare treasures as their
collection of unique percussion instruments continues to grow. But the real
treasure is how Kassaba pulls it all together: Progressive jazz that boasts
both a classical and occasional hip-hop edge. Classically trained from the
Cleveland Institute of Music, Slawson, along with fellow group members Candice
Lee (piano) and Eric Hosemann (bassist), joins arms with Mark Boich
(saxophonist), from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. This foursome uses
the bongos, base, saxophone and piano with a unique line up of instruments that
includes the udu, talking drum, ocean drum (which sounds like the ocean),
djembe, claves, tabla, vibratone, frame drum, agogo and much more. Their next
scheduled gig is June 24th at Cain Park at 7:30 p.m. Take a break from the
ordinary and experience their unique brand of jazz. from Cool
Cleveland contributor TL Champion Champion38 at aol.com
Cleveland Shakespeare Fest at Phoenix 3/4 The
Cedar-Lee area in Cleveland Hts. is slowly morphing into theatrical row. A
99-seat musical theater (Kalliope Stage) just opened its doors near the movie
theater. And the curtain will soon go up at the new home for Dobama Theater in
a converted YMCA down the street and, for one evening in early March, Phoenix
Coffeehouse served up a taste of Shakespeare along with its locally-roasted
beans. Phoenix was host to a special preview for the Cleveland Shakespeare
Festival (www.cleveshakes.org), where a small cast, working in an even smaller
space, squeezed a large dose of laughter from an abridged version of A
Midsummer Night's Dream. The festival cast is a roving band of thespians
that for the past six summers have wandered from University Circle, Tri-C West
and Coventry, performing outdoor plays in settings that are anything but
traditional. With seven-foot high folding screens, a quartet of actors, dozens
of rapid costume changes, and ample use of imagination from the overflow
audience, the group pulled it off. Midsummer Night's Dream is the play
in which Shakespeare veers closest to slapstick, and this troupe worked every
gesture and comical confusion to the fullest. I kept asking myself, is
Shakespeare is supposed to be this funny? Maybe the reason for the troupe
choosing Phoenix for its performance was that good theater and good coffee have
at least one thing in common - perfect timing. And this group had it. It did
not seem like the actors were simply delivering lines; rather it flowed like
unrehearsed speech, genuine and in the moment. This was broad comedy served up
with a nimble touch. from Cool Cleveland reader Doug Mazanec InfoMan at ameritech.net
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* Yr Turn
Cool Cleveland readers write
On 31 hours for Issue 31 "Congrats
to Margaret Lynch for her testimonial blog on all the artists who contributed
to the 31 For 31 marathon. Reading that really brought home just how much
talent and energy and commitment resides in this town. Perhaps few people saw
this impressive assemblage of creativity and spirit, but the fact that they all
came together so quickly (no small thanks to Ms. Lynch!) speaks volumes...even
if few are listening. It truly is this community's loss if it fails to show up
and support such amazing efforts." from
Cool Cleveland reader Tom Kerr kerrcomm at aol.com
On Cool Cleveland's schedule "I just started receiving your emails, and already I have a
comment---since your listings start the same day the list comes out, there's a
good chance that by the time a subscriber reads the email it's too late to take
advantage of some of those events on that day, particularly the ones that
happen to take place during the daytime. There is a similar site in New York,
sponsored by Time Out New York (which I believe comes out on Tuesdays), that
lists events from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. That way, you can always
plan ahead at least one day. Come to think of it, they may actually list eight
days of events, from Wednesday to Wednesday, but I'm not really positive about
that. Either way, you never have to find out you missed something great like a
lunchtime lecture or concert that started an hour ago. Just thought you'd want
to know. Thanks for a great site, and have a fun day!" from
Cool Cleveland reader Claudia Lynch shoes at claudialynch.com
from Cool Cleveland: Generally, we list events from
Thursday to the following Wednesday. We will list events for the current
Wednesday only if we received info too late to be included in last week's
issue. Generally.
>From Quiet Crisis to Quiet Revolution I have some thoughts on the Quiet Crisis, which I have shared with the
PD and ideastream, but I would like to share it with the pro-active
Clevelanders who read Cool Cleveland. I would like to see us start to
take action, replacing the Quiet Crisis with a Quiet Revolution. Thanks to the
hard and effective work of ideastream and the PD, we know our problems
now. You can't offer a solution until you understand the problem. Arguably our
worst problem is putting ourselves down as a community. I am afraid if we keep
the conversations about our problems, we will be adding to our worst fault. So
Cleveland, let's get going. Let's have the courage to spread the good nows
about the city of Cleveland. Lets tackle the problems identified from the
Quiet Crisis and transform our community to the city we all know it can be.
When this happens it will be a Revolution. When we once told people from out of
town that Cleveland is not so bad, we won't think there is a better city on the
planet. But more than that, we will transform the dynamic of the city. The
Old Cleveland was a heavy manufacturing steel town that was blessed with
waterways for cheap transportation of goods, the New Cleveland is a hub for
biomedical, banking, and manufacturing that is blessed with parks and
recreation areas along our extensive waterways. The Old Cleveland had such a
strong economy it could afford the luxury of supporting the arts with large
endowments, the New Cleveland arts community is an incubator for new ideas
that's the engine of our new economy. The Old Cleveland had a very well
intentioned few who made the decisions that affected the entire community, the
New Cleveland has grass roots communities that shape the discussion and
ultimately make the decisions. There are hundreds of examples that can
distinguish the Cleveland of Dick Fegler from the one our children will live
in, but we need to take action. Clevelanders will always rally if we know the
score - lets call the movement the Quiet Revolution, and use our media to keep
us updated on our progress. Thanks for listening, I know that Cool
Cleveland has been working towards everything I have written about above,
but I wanted to add my voice to the chorus. from
Cool Cleveland reader Patrick Staunton patricksta at yahoo.com
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* Top Five Links
We use IdeaStar.com tools to track which articles were clicked the most. Here
are the Top 5 from last week's issue, with one more chance for you to click.
1) Writer says goodbye to Cleveland In relocating to Knoxville,
CrainTech writer Shasta Clark responds to "How do y'all like living in
Cleveland?"
http://neohio.craintech.com
2) Cool Cleveland interview with Issue 31 organizers They
discuss its failure and what might have been done to prevent it.
http://www.coolcleveland.com
3) Suburban suffering Upscale suburbs are no longer immune to poverty.
http://www.clevelandmagazine.com
4) The real quiet crisis Conveniently bypassing and ignoring big issues
of controversy relating to Cleveland by the media. http://www.freetimes.com
5) Midtown Makeover The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority
approved $3.2M in tax-exempt bonds for a makeover including new sidewalks,
trees, grassy tree lawns and public art. Read
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Cool Cleveland 03.24.04 The King of Coventry
Tommy Fello started Tommy's Restaurant on Coventry Road in CLeveland Heights 30 years ago, and despite the ups and downs of the street, the place has remained as popular as ever. On a recent Monday night visit to the local fave, the hopping shop, which is famous for its inexpensive, healthy and original food, was half-packed. The impressive assortment of patrons included funky teens sporting piercings, soccer moms munching on hummus, gay couples sipping tea and Grog Shop devotees hanging out before the show. With its tasty falafels, spinach pies and milkshakes, speedy service, and the people-watching from its street-level windows, Tommy's is a recipe for a successful, independent caf?. Tommy himself has relentlessly volunteered his time for Coventry as President of the Coventry Special Improvement District, a merchants group whose owners pay a tax to finance district-wide improvements, he spearheaded a successful effort to turn Cleveland
Heights' plan to re-surface the street into a more ambitious effort to re-develop Coventry itself. The involvement of the SID added handsome new planters, lampposts and other amenities to the mix, as well as the merchants plan to celebrate with a re-opening party this summer. We asked Tommy Fello about the funny names for his sandwiches, the redevelopment of the street, whether Coventry is still cool, and this summer's return of the Street Fair.
Cool Cleveland: Tommy's restaurant has been on Coventry for 30 years, so you've seen a lot of history here. With the opening of Legacy Village and other shopping centers, there must be a lot of challenges facing independent retail districts. What are you and other merchants doing about this? Tom Fello: "We've been working on the redevelopment of Coventry Road; this recent influx of dollars and dreams has been two years of work. The overall goal is to make Coventry more competitive. We have a quarter mile business district with 300 employees, and we need different kinds of retail to complement the restaurants that are already here. We made a list of things that we need to keep the district viable. The population in Northeast Ohio has only increased two percent in recent years and there's been a downturn in the economy, so people are going out less. Despite this, there are more restaurants than ever. To compensate for it, we
have to make our business district the best we can; our businesses should feed off each other to make the district better. We'd like to add soft goods; this is a need that has been identified." Cool Cleveland: So the corporate chains have moved in, but there are still a lot of smaller, local businesses. Do you think the "feel" of Coventry as a funky, local district is still here? Tom Fello: "I think so. But we need to support local businesses - people don't realize that small, independent businesses are the backbone of our nation's economy. They shop at chain stores to save money. But you can have all the Walmarts that you want, and they'll never do what local businesses do for our neighborhoods..." Read the interview with Tom Fello by Lee Chilcote
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Coventry Fair returns this summer Now that Coventry's facelift is complete, it's time to enjoy one of our quirkiest and favorite neighborhoods. Three monthly Fair dates have been set for Thu 7/15, Thu 8/12, and Thu 9/9 from 6-9PM. Coventry Road will be closed to traffic from 5:30PM till 9PM while restaurants, artists, farmers, ethnic purveyors and visitors transform the Village into a festive environment. This event will be alcohol-free and family-safe with music, art, entertainment and street performers circulating throughout the evening. Plans are currently being considered to add family movies at P.E.A.C.E Park at the close of the evening. For info email coventryroad at earthlink.net
Buying Shaker Square The Coral Co., a Beachwood-based real estate development, construction and management firm, signed a purchase agreement late Friday to acquire the historic East Side retail district from KeyCorp, the Cleveland-based financial services company that has been managing the complex since December. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, although Key had sought repayment of a $14.9 million loan it made toward the square's $20 million redevelopment. Read more
WiFi at Museum of Art The Cleveland Museum of Art has announced free wireless public Internet access http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/. The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the leading comprehensive art museums, and its permanent collection is world renowned for its quality and breadth spanning 6,000 years. The Museum is a key international player in exhibitions, scholarship, and art acquisitions, now they're a leader in the use of technology and art. Bring your laptop and log on at the museum's Still Life cafe. http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/mediakit/index.asp?refid=320
More online, less old media A recent study on the state of the U.S. news media by the Project for Excellence in Journalism, affiliated with Columbia University's graduate journalism school, found that U.S. news media outlets are experiencing a steady decline in their audiences and are significantly cutting their investment in staff and resources. Only ethnic, alternative and online media are flourishing. Read more online
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Regional churn Look at what's happened recently, says PD's Joe Frolik, lead writer on the Quiet Crisis series (which probably needs a new name since it's anything but "quiet" anymore). Area foundations have thrown some of their $6 billion towards the Fund for Our Economic Future. The NAACP and the Urban League have voiced support for regionalism. Greater Cleveland Tomorrow formed from the merger of three business groups. The suburban Mayors and Managers Assoction is exploring a "no poaching" rule to stop cannibalizing business from each other. All this churn appears to be moving our community towards a more regional approach. But so far, it's just talk and posturing. Read
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Regionalism is not county reform Or is it? In this PD op-ed, Cuyahoga County commissioner and Democratic party chairman Jimmy Dimora opines, wanting "the record to reflect that the county commissioners are not against regionalism, reform, or change." But they will put a proposal on the Fall ballot that may very well confuse voters who want reform. Read more
Mutual respect Mark Rosentraub, Dean of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at CSU, says "Northeast Ohio has more live theater than New York (that is, more tickets are sold here to residents; New York sells more tickets to tourists)." Everyone is talking about regionalism, but "turning this talk into cooperation requires that city and suburbs recognize how important the other is for success." Read more
Bicyclists can ride RTA now that 425 buses already have bike racks and plan to install more,so that in a couple of months, all buses will be able to carry 2 bikes. Now you can plan to bike one way and ride RTA the other. Or vice versa. Read more.
The death of urban planning Cincinnati has fired their planning department and merged it with their economic development function, meaning the public agenda is being privatized, with the only city planning now being done by corporations like P&G, the hospitals and universities. It just goes to show how different Cleveland really is, with planning director Chris Ronayne and Mayor Campbell's very visible plans for the Lakefront & other initiatives. See Free Timeshere.
Land fill shopping mall The new City View regional shopping center will be built atop a landfill on the east rim of the valley, south of the I- 480 exit at Transportation Boulevard. It may solve a civic headache but most likely is causing another. Read more.
*************** SPONSORED LINK *************** Robotic Cockroaches REI at Weatherhead is the "Think-and-Do Tank", bringing professional consultancy and research to Cleveland's collaborative approach to economic development. Coming up, the second annual Research ShowCASE is a day-long event highlighting the breadth of research done at Case and its collaborating institutions. REI's Ed Morrison leads Global Issues, a panel that will go beyond the headlines to explore the dynamic economic relationship between China and the United States. Other ShowCASE topics: nanotechnology, bioethics, biodefense, active demonstrations such as robotic cockroaches capable of search and rescue, and insertable electrical devices that enable movement after paralysis. Fri 4/2 from 7:30AM-5PM at the University's Veale Convocation and Recreation Center. Event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is recommended. For information visit http://www.case.edu/menu/showcase
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National City purchase may cut jobs According to Forbes, National City Bank's purchase of Provident Financial Group Inc. may result in the net loss of 400-800 jobs. "Some duplicate positions will be eliminated," Provident chief executive Robert Hoverson stated in a letter to their 3200 employees, while NCC chief David Daberko said he expected cost savings of about 25% of two years, which would probably include job cuts. No one is saying if those cuts will come in Cincy or Cleve, but either way Ohio loses key new economy jobs. See Forbeswww.Forbes.com
Wal-Mart tops F500 Cleveland is no longer a big Fortune 500 town. Among Ohio companies in the 500 were: Goodyear Tire, No, 137; First Energy , No. 158; Progressive Insurance, No. 165; National City Corp., No. 206; Eaton Corp., No. 253; Parker Hannifin, No. 291; KeyCorp, No. 319; Sherwin-Williams, No. 333; chemicals company OM Group Inc., No. 405, and International Steel Group, No. 426. See Fortunewww.Fortune.com.
The Wal-Marting of downloads As if Wal-Mart wasn't causing enough trouble for mom-and-pop shops and other specialty stores, the mammoth chain retailer opened its own cut rate online music store, where customers can download music at 88 cents per song. That's 11 cents less than Apple Computer charges at its iTunes music store, which has been the pacesetter. See ZDNetwww.ZDNet.com.
PD editorial deputy opposes same-sex marriage stating there's no reason to "overturn a social, legal and religious institution" that's been in place for a significant amount of time. How enlightened. Or maybe, given the upcoming summer campaign season, opportunistic. Read more.
Anti-gay council hopeful Patrick Corrigan is open about his opposition to gay rights and is against extentending employee benefits for same sex couples in Lakewood. Read more.
"Ohio is ground zero for creationsim" says Patricia Princehouse, an evolutionary biologist at Case Western Reserve University. If the Ohio Board of Education collectively agreed months ago to not endorse intelligent design, and the US Supreme Court has already said it's illegal to teach because its religion, how then could they adopt a lesson plan that challenges darwinsm? Read more.
*************** SPONSORED LINK *************** Junebug Jabbo Jones A very special visitor arrives at Cleveland Public Theatre for four nights of magical storytelling, bringing an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes entitled Don't Start Me to Talking or I'll Tell You Everything I Know: Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones for four performances only, beginning Thu 4/1. Then look for The Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT's STEP program, running 4/9 and 4/10. Playing now in both theatres you can see Danceworks '04, a festival of dance featuring seven contemporary companies that have been called "spectacular," "evocative," and "invigorating." CPT, 6415 Detroit Avenue, http://www.cptonline.org.
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Big downtown condo project Willoughby-based Marous Brothers Construction is set to begin construction on 350+ condo units squeezed between the Bingham and National Buildings in the Warehouse District on July 1. The development has been approved by both the District and the city's Landmarks Commission, but Marous is still negotiating financing with four banks, which typically require 30 percent presale before work starts. No city money is being lent for this project, although Cleveland Tomorrow is lending an undisclosed amount. Read more
Local resource for finding property ClevelandRents.com is a locally owned (remember those?) website dedicated to greatly improving the search-and-find process for both prospective tenants and property managers in the area. www.ClevelandRents.com
Fifth International Edible Book Festival will occur throughout the world on any day from Thu 4/1 - 4/5. This year is Cleveland's first. Book enthusiasts, bookbinders, cooks, and craftspeople of all ages are invited to view the Edible Book entries, cast their votes, and eat the edible books. All entries are welcome but must be entirely edible and have something to do with books; there is no fee for contest participants, deadline is Sat 3/27, to register e-mail harriett at logan.com or call 795-9800. http://colophon.com/ediblebooks
Two public art calls Cleveland Public Art is currently hosting competitions for local artists. Looking for designs for The Cleveland Foodbank's 2-story interior feature wall and donor wall; there's a tour on Tues 3/30 at 9:30AM for interested artists. Plus, looking for designs for the wall seen through the rear pedestrian walkway entrance to the Playhouse Square Theater Complex. For info and questions visit www.ClevelandPublicArt.org
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Angle 12 Has it been a year already? The 12th(!) issue of everyone's favorite art mag Angle focuses on the ongoing Cleveland International Film Festival (Henry Darger's In The Realms of the Unreal is on the cover and can be seen at CIFF Wed 3/24 at 7:15PM, with an after-party at SPACES, now exhibiting A Wonderful Life: Psychodrama in Contemporary Painting, which features Darger, and again on Fri 3/26 at 9:30PM www.ClevelandFilm.org). But there's more in this month's issue: don't miss the profile of Karamu House's new artistic director Terrence Spivey, Doing theatre is like being on a tightrope without a net. Pick it up at a gallery or coffeeshop, or better yet, subscribe and enjoy
every delicious issue delivered hot. a Cool Cleveland partner.www.AngleMagazine.org
Cleveland Film Festival Don't make us choose for you. Use the spiffy website at www.ClevelandFilm.org, do your own investigating, and buy online quickly before the dreaded "Standby" tag shows up next to the film you're dying to see. It's the one winter sport that all Clevelanders love: hanging out at the Film Festival. Now thru Sun 3/28. CU there? www.ClevelandFilm.org
The Affairs of Race in America: A Conversation in Black and White. Two women share a common heritage as descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings, yet grew up on different sides of the race barrier. They'll carry on an "honest, new dialogue" in their presentation. DNA tests strongly suggests that their grandfathers, Eston and Madison, were sons of Jefferson and Hemmings. After meeting on Oprah Winfrey's show, the two "new" cousins began visiting college campuses to discuss being raised in different cultures in America where their opportunities were not the same. They've advanced projects such as the creation of a monument to the slaves of Monticello, and an African American Museum that celebrates the sacrifices and the contributions made by African Americans. Wed 3/24 at 12:30PM. Call 800-954-8742. North Galleria at Tri-C, 700 Carnegie Ave. http://www.tri-c.cc.oh.us/news/docs/20040324.htm
Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio Make it down to the State capitol for this notable awards ceremony honoring winners from around the state and the Ohio legislature Wed 3/24 at 4:30PM. Event is free, no reservations are required. If you go, write up your review and send it to Cool Cleveland. Capitol Theatre, Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts. http://www.oac.state.oh.us
The Delgados It's how bands make it today - now that they've started up their own record label, Chemikal Underground, the Delgados are supporting alternative underground bands like Scotland's Arab Strap (a Cool Cleveland fave). Listen in on the Delgados dreamily skewed folk-pop Thu 3/25 at 9PM. Call 321-5588. Grog Shop, 2785 Euclid Hts Blvd in Cleveland Hts. http://www.grogshop.gs
EveryWoman Campaign helps transform lives and raise the hopes of women and girls in the Greater Cleveland area. The Women's Community Foundation asks that every woman and man donate one hour's pay or more to help women of all ages grow to their fullest potential. 100% of your donation to the goes directly to WCF grants. Keynote speaker is Former U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno Thu 3/25 at 11AM. Women's Community Foundation funds programs to optimize women's and girls potential in the Greater Cleveland Community. Call 622-0920. Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse Square, 1260 Euclid Ave http://www.wcfcleveland.org
Room to write This course will help you write creatively or boost your existing skills if you are ready to develop and discover more about yourself as a writer. Writing is part of a lineage that embraces events, circumstances, landscapes and people in ways that connect you to your spirit. Each class will be a "door" into one of the places from which creative writing emerges: the imagination, emotion, intellect or soul. Presented by Cleveland Youth Theatre director Gail Johnson Thu 3/25 from 8-9PM. Call 651-5428. At 6600 Detroit Ave. http://wsem.org
Startup.com The movie that documented the creation of the pioneering e-commerce site govWorks.com by childhood-friends-turned-business-partners Tom Herman and Kaleil Isaza Tuzman. Free & open to the public, pizza & beverages will be served - stop by for dinner and a movie at Case Thu 3/25 from 6-8PM. See the listing below for a lunch meeting with Tom Herman, who co-founded GovWorks. Case School of Law, 11075 East Blvd. Call 368-3304 or visit http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
govWorks.com a NY-based company e-commerce site that helped create the global "e-government" marketplace, govWorks does transaction processing, middleware products that web-enable state and local government transactions, like tax payments and government records retrieval. Stop in for discussions with Tom Herman, its co-founder and CEO on Fri 3/26, noon-1PM. Free and open to the public, lunch is available. To register call 368-3304. Case School of Law, Room 157. http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
New planet trampoline cd release party Celebrate the debut of this Cleveland area band along with The Waxwings. The forthcoming full-length The Curse of The New Planet Trampoline on Elephant Stone Records should elevate NPT to the status of like-minded acts such as The Sights and Outrageous Cherry. The band includes the guys from Cleveland's The Dreadful Yawns, check them out Fri 3/26 at 9PM. The Beachland Tavern. 17511 Waterloo Rd. Call 383-1124. http://www.elephantstonerecords.com
Venuu Off Coventry: Ruby a brand new musical incarnation made up of three of the Rocky Mountain Front Range's top female singer/songwriters. Their music has been described as eclectic, original, passionate, sultry, spine chilling, and unforgettable. They've appeared before wildly enthusiastic audiences at festivals, theaters, clubs, universities, and coffeehouses. From the lush blend of their voices and range of musical styles, to the fun, irreverent, and natural chemistry they have together on stage. Hear them Fri 3/26 at 8PM, doors open 7:30PM. Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland 321.1119 or visit http://venuu1.tripod.com
International Relations in Information Products ?at Case Western Reserve University will bring together international leaders in the field in a day long symposium, offering perspectives ranging from how IP impacts global health crises to struggles over the digital environment. Topics include: politics of international knowledge, knowledge regulation in the context of globalization and the international relations of intellectual property Fri 3/26 from 8:30AM-4:30PM. Reservations are required, call 368-3308. Case School of Law, 11075 East Boulevard. http://law.case.edu
Marriage Project Cleveland Fight the FMA, show solidarity, and take action to make a visible, vocal stand for same sex couple rights. Couples who are willing to apply for a marriage license can bring valid ID, social security number, place of birth, current address, father's name and mother's maiden name, as well as any divorce or name change documentation to apply for marriage licenses. Bring your friends and family members Fri 3/26 at 3PM with rally to follow. For info 651-LGBT. Cuyahoga County Courthouse, 1 Lakeside Avenue, Room 146 (1st Floor) in Cleveland. Meet on the front steps - everyone is welcome. http://www.lgcsc.org
Odyssey performed by the stilt-walking and ass-kicking collaboration of SAFMOD and Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatere as part of Dance Works stretches the mind and imagination Fri 3/26 & Sat 3/27 at 8PM and Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call 631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Gordon Square, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
When Women Gather is the new soulful dance piece by SAFMOD's Young Park and choreographer Linda Kahn in an Asian-American/Jewish-American collaboration, along with Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatere artistic director Michael Medcalf's Insurrection about masculinity from a feminine perspective. It's part of Dance Works '04. Get exposed to performance art that stretches the mind and imagination Fri 3/26 and Sat 3/27 at 8PM Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call 631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Upstairs Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
WCLVnotes One of the most popular items on Robert Conrad's Weekend Radio over WCLV 104.9FM is David Gunson's What Goes Up Might Come Down. This extended and very funny monologue about air traffic controllers and how to fly a 747 from England to New York will be heard over two shows this coming weekend and next. Other items on these upcoming programs shows include the further adventures of Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife with Bob and Ray, and Gracie Fields singing What Can You give a Nudist on His Birthday?Weekend Radio, in addition to airing on some 120 stations nationwide, can be caught on WCLV Saturdays at 10PM and Sundays at 7PM. It also takes up an hour on WRMR 1420 AM, Sundays at 8PM. a Cool Cleveland partnerhttp://www.wclv.com
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic funking up Cleveland good and proper, they'll be taking over the Phantasy - a killer venue to get the best views of the band. Head out to hear them Sat 3/27, doors open 9PM. For tickets call ticketmaster at 241-5555. 11802 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. http://www.ticketmaster.com and http://www.phantasyconcertclub.com
Honoring Women of Color in Science, Technology & Education The Cleveland chapter of the National Technical Association (NTA) will recognize five local women of color whose scientific, technological, and educational accomplishments warrant special honor - The Nsoroma Award Sat 3/27 from 10AM-2PM. Sponsored by: National Technical Association. Cleveland State University Convocation Center Pavilion, 2000 Prospect Ave. Call 289-2981 or visit http://www.ntaonline.org/chapters/cleveland/cleveland.html
Visual Horror: Local Artists and their Innards Get over to Rain Nightclub and see what the horror is all about, we guarantee this won't be the type of art you'll see at the CMA, but we know it'll be provoking. Featured artists Staci McNasty, Jesse McGuiness and others are on view, music provided by DJ Sean Jaundice Sat 3/27 starting 8PM. Rain, 4142 Lorain Ave. Call 651-4100.
BlackOut Unlimited Poetry Slam Style meets substance in this open mic competition with serious cash prizes up for grabs for readers, slammers and performers. Food will be available at the buffet, plus cash bar and socializing with the spoken word culture Sat 3/27. Doors open 6-9PM. Poets must register in advance, call 937-2268 ext. 10. Robin's Nest, 4059 St. Clair Ave.
Round at The Winchester with performances by hosts Anne E. Dechant, winner of the 2004 Best Female Singer/Songwriter, and special local guests Kate Voegele, Tracy Marie and Brent Kirby for the Free Times 2004 Music Awards nominee show Sat 3/27 at 9PM. Call 226-5681. 12112 Madison Ave in Lakewood. http://www.thewinchester.net
Tale of the Emerald Bird performed by members of CPT's Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), this tour visits various sites throughout Greater Cleveland, including libraries, community centers, nursing homes, and CPT's own Upstairs Theatre. Experience a princesses journey who must risk everything when the Empress turns ill and the land falls sick. She begins a search for the healing song of the Emerald Bird, and on her journey she encounters old friends in impossible guises Sat 3/27 at 2PM. STEP offers low-income, Cleveland high school youth opportunities to explore the art of theatre. Mt Pleasant Library, 14000 Kinsman Rd. Call 623-7032 http://cpl.org/Locations.asp?FormMode=Branch&ID=20
Motor City Madman more blues, jive and funk from Andre "Mr Rhythm" Williams, famed in the '50s with hits like Jail Bait and The Greasy Chicken - get into down-to-earth tunes that are like comfort food for your ears Sat 3/27 starting 9PM. Beachland Ballroom, 15711 Waterloo Rd. 383-11124. http://www.beachlandballroom.com
Bright Young Things Drugged-up royals and beautiful people drinking themselves into stupors and waking up in strange situations! No, this is not gossip column news, it's England's jazz scene of the '30s with Stephen Fry's adaptation of the classic satire Vile Bodies, a deconstruction of the British glitterati. Get out to see the Cleveland Film Festival's closing night show Sun 3/28 starting 7:30PM. Purchase tickets at 1-888-865-FILM or get them at the CIFF store in the lobby of Tower City Cinemas. At Tower City Center, Downtown http://www.clevelandfilm.org
African American Faith Communities an exhibition of photographs by Michael S. Levy, "I have great respect for these communities and their role in adding to the quality of life of those involved. I hope to document the events and practices of these communities including prayer, baptisms, weddings and funerals in creating a collection of photos that will portray a community of strength and hope. It's on view Mon 3/29 thru 7/31. Thomas F. Campbell, Ph.D., Exhibition Gallery, located in the College at 1717 Euclid Ave. Call 523-7495 or visit http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery
A response to My Brain Is Crying "Ladies, what we need is a feast, and not in some crappy church basement, either. I'm thinking a monthly potluck rotating through galleries, stages and other life- and creativity-affirming spaces. I make garlic blast hummus that puts everyone on the same reeking conversational level, my husband makes truffles that are better than sex, what do you make? Maybe if we break bread together we can do less hurting about what is wrong and start hoping and working with what is right." from Cool Cleveland MBIC reader Martha Senerchia Deb Remington: To initiate the process of change, first we must identify the problems, then speak truthfully about them and strategize for change. Can breaking bread together alleviate the pressing issues addressed in MBIC? It is a great idea to form groups of social activists to discuss and implement change. As a child of the sixties, I was honored to be with a group of people who stood up for what was just, people who gathered together and took risks for what they believed in. Sadly, there are too many people today who are afraid of what other people might think of their ideas or actions if they are not mainstream. Tisha Nemeth: What hurts is speaking the truth when few want to hear it. What hurts is that we need more individuals making daily efforts to positively change our city's artistic and cultural climate. I love the idea of a monthly feast - activism geared around food... Read My Brain Is Crying by Deb Remington and Tisha Nemeth
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/19 Last week Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony came to Severance Hall as part of a two-year exchange project with the Cleveland Orchestra. Getting an opportunity to hear another orchestra in Severance Hall is a treat. The program began with Alban Berg's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, To the memory of an angel featuring Gil Shaham on violin. The piece is dark, complex and oppressive. A musical reference to a Bach Cantata was the only light of hope in the entire piece. Mr. Shaham performed this difficult piece in a devilish theatrical manner, wearing an odd smirkish grin and playing off the conductor, Mr. Thomas like a rock musician; a little bit of Richards and Jagger if you can stretch your imagination that far. The second half of the program brought Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp minor. Mr. Thomas and the
San Francisco Symphony have been getting a lot of critical acclaim for their recordings of the Mahler Symphonies, so there was a bit of excitement in the air. Mr. Thomas attacked the first movement with a fierce and fearless pace. It was exhilarating beyond belief, it reminded me of bicycle ride I once took down a very long hill in Tuscany where I choose not to look around and take in the beauty, but just pedaled as hard as I could, and it was a thrill. Well, once we were at the bottom of the hill we had two movements to go. Some of the great Mahler performances can be attributed to the fact that the conductor finds a way to bring forward some nuance and keep a continuous line in the faster paced movements of the symphony. It's these continuous lines and nuances that later hold the symphony together as a whole. Since Thomas passed on nuance and line for thrill we were all left a bit out of breath while he slugged through the final two movements. Even the Adagietto in the final
movement, which is filled with emotion, came off flat and lifeless. The crowd gave a friendly standing ovation but one could only think of some of the great Mahler performances at Severance Hall conducted by Boulez, Dohnanyi and Ling. from Cool Cleveland contributor Brian E. Schriefer briancpa at msn.com
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/18 This season, the San Francisco Symphony and music director Michael Tilson Thomas came to Cleveland for three days featuring three-and-a-half concerts while next season, the Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-M?st will return the favor. It's a terrific notion on every level: the musicians have time to relax a bit, see some of our city, meet up with far-flung family and friends, and the natives get to hear familiar (and some not-so-familiar, to be sure) music as interpreted by another musical entity. In addition to these concerts, Mr. Tilson Thomas ventured down the street to the Cleveland Institute of Music for a rehearsal of the CIM Orchestra, and also spent some time at Severance Hall for a rehearsal with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, which, in fact, owes its very existence to San Francisco. (Jahja Ling, former resident conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, came to us from San Francisco, where
he had founded the first such youth orchestra.) Read Kelly Ferjutz's review
Kassaba @ Beachland Ballroom 3/13 I recently witnessed a great new sound to hit the streets of Cleveland. Their name? Kassaba. Their genre? Progessive jazz. The result? A unique fusion of primitive sounding drums, with an eclectic mix of bass, sax and percussion that produces a newly provocative flavor. The group's unparalleled sound originates from a man inspired by moments in everyday life. And he names his works after those moments, which explains some of the titles that include Should I use My Shirt?A Risky Operation, and my favorite, The Zones of Mystery. Greg Slawson, the group's artistic director and composer, works the piano and several of the unique percussion instruments that all members share. And because they share, a great deal of the entertainment in experiencing Kassaba is watching the delicate choreography necessary to get to different instruments on stage without missing a beat. Literally. Slawson
often acquires unique percussion instruments - that later define his work - on a lark. They are rare finds that become rare treasures as their collection of unique percussion instruments continues to grow. But the real treasure is how Kassaba pulls it all together: Progressive jazz that boasts both a classical and occasional hip-hop edge. Classically trained from the Cleveland Institute of Music, Slawson, along with fellow group members Candice Lee (piano) and Eric Hosemann (bassist), joins arms with Mark Boich (saxophonist), from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. This foursome uses the bongos, base, saxophone and piano with a unique line up of instruments that includes the udu, talking drum, ocean drum (which sounds like the ocean), djembe, claves, tabla, vibratone, frame drum, agogo and much more. Their next scheduled gig is June 24th at Cain Park at 7:30 p.m. Take a break from the ordinary and experience their unique brand of jazz. from Cool Cleveland
contributor TL ChampionChampion38 at aol.com
Cleveland Shakespeare Fest at Phoenix 3/4 The Cedar-Lee area in Cleveland Hts. is slowly morphing into theatrical row. A 99-seat musical theater (Kalliope Stage) just opened its doors near the movie theater. And the curtain will soon go up at the new home for Dobama Theater in a converted YMCA down the street and, for one evening in early March, Phoenix Coffeehouse served up a taste of Shakespeare along with its locally-roasted beans. Phoenix was host to a special preview for the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival (www.cleveshakes.org), where a small cast, working in an even smaller space, squeezed a large dose of laughter from an abridged version of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The festival cast is a roving band of thespians that for the past six summers have wandered from University Circle, Tri-C West and Coventry, performing outdoor plays in settings that are anything but traditional. With seven-foot high folding screens, a quartet of actors, dozens
of rapid costume changes, and ample use of imagination from the overflow audience, the group pulled it off. Midsummer Night's Dream is the play in which Shakespeare veers closest to slapstick, and this troupe worked every gesture and comical confusion to the fullest. I kept asking myself, is Shakespeare is supposed to be this funny? Maybe the reason for the troupe choosing Phoenix for its performance was that good theater and good coffee have at least one thing in common - perfect timing. And this group had it. It did not seem like the actors were simply delivering lines; rather it flowed like unrehearsed speech, genuine and in the moment. This was broad comedy served up with a nimble touch. from Cool Cleveland reader Doug MazanecInfoMan at ameritech.net
On 31 hours for Issue 31"Congrats to Margaret Lynch for her testimonial blog on all the artists who contributed to the 31 For 31 marathon. Reading that really brought home just how much talent and energy and commitment resides in this town. Perhaps few people saw this impressive assemblage of creativity and spirit, but the fact that they all came together so quickly (no small thanks to Ms. Lynch!) speaks volumes...even if few are listening. It truly is this community's loss if it fails to show up and support such amazing efforts." fromCool Clevelandreader Tom Kerrkerrcomm at aol.com
On Cool Cleveland's schedule "I just started receiving your emails, and already I have a comment---since your listings start the same day the list comes out, there's a good chance that by the time a subscriber reads the email it's too late to take advantage of some of those events on that day, particularly the ones that happen to take place during the daytime. There is a similar site in New York, sponsored by Time Out New York (which I believe comes out on Tuesdays), that lists events from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. That way, you can always plan ahead at least one day. Come to think of it, they may actually list eight days of events, from Wednesday to Wednesday, but I'm not really positive about that. Either way, you never have to find out you missed something great like a lunchtime lecture or concert that started an hour ago. Just thought you'd want to know. Thanks for a great site, and have a fun day!"
from Cool Cleveland reader Claudia Lynchshoes at claudialynch.com from Cool Cleveland: Generally, we list events from Thursday to the following Wednesday. We will list events for the current Wednesday only if we received info too late to be included in last week's issue. Generally.
From Quiet Crisis to Quiet Revolution I have some thoughts on the Quiet Crisis, which I have shared with the PD and ideastream, but I would like to share it with the pro-active Clevelanders who read Cool Cleveland. I would like to see us start to take action, replacing the Quiet Crisis with a Quiet Revolution. Thanks to the hard and effective work of ideastream and the PD, we know our problems now. You can't offer a solution until you understand the problem. Arguably our worst problem is putting ourselves down as a community. I am afraid if we keep the conversations about our problems, we will be adding to our worst fault. So Cleveland, let's get going. Let's have the courage to spread the good nows about the city of Cleveland. Lets tackle the problems identified from the Quiet Crisis and transform our community to the city we all know it can be. When this happens it will be a Revolution. When we once told people
from out of town that Cleveland is not so bad, we won't think there is a better city on the planet. But more than that, we will transform the dynamic of the city. The Old Cleveland was a heavy manufacturing steel town that was blessed with waterways for cheap transportation of goods, the New Cleveland is a hub for biomedical, banking, and manufacturing that is blessed with parks and recreation areas along our extensive waterways. The Old Cleveland had such a strong economy it could afford the luxury of supporting the arts with large endowments, the New Cleveland arts community is an incubator for new ideas that's the engine of our new economy. The Old Cleveland had a very well intentioned few who made the decisions that affected the entire community, the New Cleveland has grass roots communities that shape the discussion and ultimately make the decisions. There are hundreds of examples that can distinguish the Cleveland of Dick Fegler from the one our children will live in, but
we need to take action. Clevelanders will always rally if we know the score - lets call the movement the Quiet Revolution, and use our media to keep us updated on our progress. Thanks for listening, I know that Cool Cleveland has been working towards everything I have written about above, but I wanted to add my voice to the chorus. from Cool Cleveland reader Patrick Stauntonpatricksta at yahoo.com
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1) Writer says goodbye to Cleveland In relocating to Knoxville, CrainTech writer Shasta Clark responds to "How do y'all like living in Cleveland?" http://neohio.craintech.com
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From royberko at yahoo.com Wed Mar 24 19:04:49 2004
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:04:49 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko comments: A Tribute to Marji Dodrill
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A TRIBUTE TO MARJI DODRILL
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
Every once in a while we meet a very special person.
My life has been made better by having known Marji
Dodril. Marji was a woman of beauty, charm,
kindness, talent and class. Marji died on March 17.
A memorial will be held at 6 p.m. April 4 at Dobama
Theatre, 1846 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights.
It is only fitting that Marji should be memorialized
at Dobama. That theatre was a major part of her life.
It, ironically, was also where I met Marji.
Dobama?s second play was Benjamin Levy?s ?RAPE OF THE
BELT.? Dobama had no permanent home, so they borrowed
the performing space at Chagrin Falls Little Theatre.
I was the public relations director for Dobama at the
time, and I loved to just hang around and watch Marji,
her husband to-be, Ev Dodrill, and Mary Jane Nottage
cavort. She was wonderful in that play and in
everything else in which she performed.
Whenever I saw her, I could count on a smile and a
hug. Even when cancer was raging in her body she was
radiant. Her last performance, was a commercial in
support of Issue 31, a proposed arts tax which was
recently on the ballot. She had little strength, but
she needed to do what she could for a cause for which
she had great enthusiasm. That was Marji.
Marji may have made her last entrance and exit in this
life, but she will long be remembered by those of us
who loved and respected her. Applause! Bravo!
Curtain down!
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From royberko at yahoo.com Wed Mar 24 19:07:44 2004
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:07:44 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko review: 'Five Guys Named Moe'/Beck Center
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CESPEDES PULLS OFF ANOTHER COUP WITH ?FIVE GUYS NAMED
MOE?
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
Musical reviews are hard to make into good theatre.
They are a bunch of songs usually held together by a
thread of a script. It takes real creativity to do
something other than have the singers stand around
singing and maybe dancing around a little. Well,
fortunately for The Beck Center, they have that
creative director/choreographer. His name is Martin
Cespedes.
Those who saw Beck?s ?SMOKEY JOE?S CAF?? which won a
Times Tribute Award last year for both the production
and it?s director/choreographer, know what a wonder
that production was. Well, Cespedes has done it again
with his production of ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE,? He lets
out all the stops as he takes on a musical journey
based on the music of Louis Jordan. He does it so
well that at the curtain call on Sunday afternoon,
which was filled with ?mature? citizens, the audience
was on their feet screaming for more.
In the hands of a lesser director/choreographer, cast,
and musical ensemble, this could have been a long and
lethal experience. The story is trite, some of the
musical sounds repetitive, but it matters little, you
won?t even think about it.
It?s not even worth relating the so-called story.
It?s more important that you know the show contains
such songs as ?Messy Bessy,? ?I Know What I?ve Got,?
?Caledonia,? and ?Is You Is.? The music covers the
spectrum of sound. There?s a little jazz, a little
rock, a little Calypso, a ballad or two, and great
harmony songs. You?ll be delighted by ?I Like Them
Fat Like That!? and ?Saturday Night Fish Fry.?
The cast is uniformly excellent. Lester Currie, Devon
Settles, Geoffrey Short, Aric Calhoun and Lawrence
Maurice all have a great time, sing well, and move to
some creative dance steps. Kyle Primous, as No Max,
the participant supposedly not a member of the Moe
singing quartet, is phenomenal. He dances, he sings,
he acts, he mimes?all extremely well.
As an audience member you just won?t sit and watch.
You may find yourself on stage getting sung to by
members of the cast. You might ?volunteer? to join a
Congo line that snakes through the theatre. (Okay,
here?s one flaw?that segment was way too long!)
Cespedes ignites the stage with creative and
disciplined choreography. David Anthony Williams, the
musical director, has these guys wailing. His
orchestra doesn?t hit a sour note. Don McBride?s
scenic design, consisting of floating radio dials,
makes a perfect setting for the goings on. Sharon
Stark?s costumes are a hoot! Erik Seidel?s lighting
and Casey Jones? sound design add a strong positive
dimension to the show.
Hurrah Martin! Hurrah cast! Hurrah crew!
CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: If you miss ?FIVE GUYS NAMED JOE?
you?ll be very, very sorry as it?s one of this theatre
year?s highlights!
?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck
Center through April 10th. For tickets and information
call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org.
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From JOVIALITIES at peoplepc.com Wed Mar 24 05:33:58 2004
From: JOVIALITIES at peoplepc.com (JR Simons)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 08:33:58 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kent Stage "Laughter" Auditions
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From: JOVIALITIES at peoplepc.com (JR Simons)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 08:37:06 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"ONE-MINUTE PLAY FESTIVAL" CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - EXTENDED
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one-minute play followed by the complete submission guidelines for the =
competition.
I'm looking forward to reading your plays!
Thanks!
J. R. Simons
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The Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd.
Be sure to visit us on the Web at www.jovialities.8m.com
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From: chris at antonellic.com (Chris White)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 08:39:45 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Don't Forget About Auditions for "Barefoot in the Park"
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From sharron at gfhoch.com Wed Mar 24 08:42:28 2004
From: sharron at gfhoch.com (Sharron DeCosta)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 11:42:28 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Victoria Karnafel Korkosz
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It is with the deepest regret that we inform you that the Northern Ohio
Theatre Community has lost one of its brightest stars, Victoria
Karnafel Korkosz.
Victoria passed away suddenly on the morning of March 22nd.
She had been a member of the theatre community in Akron, New York and
Cleveland for over 20 years, performing at Dobama Theatre, Cleveland
Public Theatre, Bodwin Theatre Company, Near West Theatre, Charenton
Theatre Company, Reader's Theatre and The Hermit Club among others.
A graduate of the University of Akron Department of Theatre Arts and
Dance, her favorite roles included Allison in "Look Back in Anger" at
78th Street Playhouse, NYC; Velma Sparrow in "Birdbath" at Riverside
Playhouse, NYC; Jessie in "Night, Mother," Riverstreet Playhouse,
Wanda in "The Waiting Room", Dobama Theatre; and Dolly in "Hello, Dolly"
at Near West Theatre.
She spent many years as a torch singer in the New York club circuit,
taught
voice and acting and was a regular performer with her husband
at The Harmony Bar & Grille Show Tunes nights.
Other credits include the feature film "The Deer Hunter" where she was
featured as "Sad Looking Girl."
In addition to her stage and film work, she helped dozens of non-profit
organizations around the city with fundraising and development efforts
through her company, VK & Associates.
She is survived by her husband, Arthur Korkosz, a talented musician, who
often plays in the orchestra for Near West Theatre productions and at
The
Hermit Club,
her stepdaughters Elizabeth & Jessica Korkosz, her Mother Margaret
Karnafel,
her brother Mark Karnafel, and Sissy the Dog.
Funeral arrangements can be found at the following link:
http://www.legacy.com/cleveland/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=3DLifeStory&Perso=
n
Id=3D2059279
As a theatre community, we are much diminished. As her friends, we are
shocked, saddened, and grief-stricken for the loss of her humor, spirit
and life-force.
From Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com Wed Mar 24 10:27:24 2004
From: Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com (Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 13:27:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Off The Wall Auditions!!!
Message-ID:
Off The Wall a Northeast Ohio improv group is having auditions for cast
members Saturday, March 27th from 1pm to 2pm at Kennedy's Theater in
Playhouse Square. Please bring a resume (headshot is optional) and be
prepared to perform group improvisational work. In order to be considered
you must be able to commit to weekly rehearsals on Monday and Fridays and
be able to perform in shows throughout NE Ohio on Fridays and Saturdays.
If you have any questions please contact Patrick Sirl at pjsirl at yahoo.com.
Jim D'Amico
From coneill at beckcenter.org Wed Mar 24 11:10:01 2004
From: coneill at beckcenter.org (Colleen O'Neill)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 14:10:01 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy Night at the Beck Center
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Beck Center for the Arts Stand-Up Comedy Night
Comedy Class Graduates
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audience
Saturday, April 3 @ 9:00 p.m. (doors open @ 8:30 p.m.)
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Comedy Night
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hilarious night of stand up comedy.
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J.D. Sidley and Friends
The evening will be hosted by comedian, and course instructor, John
David Sidley. Sidley is founder of The Cleveland Comedy Kitchen, a
group of comedians who raise money for hunger assistance. Also
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The Beck Center for the Arts is located just ten minutes from downtown
Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood.
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Marketing Assistant
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17801 Detroit Avenue
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located behind the BeckCenter on =
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Avenue.
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the Box Office (216) 521-2540
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for the Arts is located just ten minutes from downtown Cleveland
at 17801 Detroit =
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in Lakewood.=
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O'Neill
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Arts
17801 Detroit =
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From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Thu Mar 25 05:33:00 2004
From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 08:33:00 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Fairmount expands summer teen professional training
workshops. MORE AUDITIONS to be held April 18 !
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The first round of auditions filled up 30 slots in our professional
training intensives to be held this summer. Many more talented students
are showing interest. As a result, Fairmount is expanding the scope of
the summer program and will be holding auditions for Junior Professional
and Teen Professional theatre intensives on Sunday April 18 from 1 - 6
pm. In addition to our current offerings, a new two-week, Junior
Professional Musical Theatre Day Camp session is now being planned for
August 9-21. Interested students should contact The Fairmount Center at
440-338-3171 for an appointment.
Here are some of the young people who have been accepted into the
program, joining Fred Sternfeld, Tom Fulton, Andrew May, Victoria
Bussert, Mitchell Fields, Wayne Turney, Martin Cespedes, Carol Pribble,
David Willliams, Alicia Kahn, Kari Kandel, Sean Szaller, Jeff Haffner
and other local professionals for an exciting program of performing arts
training this summer :
Adrienne Sereta, Alex Puette, Arlo Hill, Ben Martin, C.J. Bonde, Devon,
Turchan, Elisabeth Licata, Emily Schrader, Emma Wahl, Eric Bartkowski,
Halle Morse, Hayley Hineline, Heather Farr, Jenni Messner, Kaitlin Noah,
Kenzie Nothnagel, Mary Caitlin Gilson, Meghan O'Connor, Robert Keith,
Ruth Hitchcock, Sara Masterson, Sharon Pearlman & Suzzanne Ponomarenko.
For more information about the Summer camp, visit our website at
www.fairmountcenter.org or call
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From rozsears01 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 24 20:30:52 2004
From: rozsears01 at yahoo.com (roslyn sears)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 20:30:52 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ROSENCRANTZ & GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD """"COUPON"""
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Kent Stage Players is Proud to Present
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
At 175 E. Main St., Kent Ohio
BY PRINTING THIS OUT AND BRINGING IT WITH YOU EITHER
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OR SUNDAY. YOU'LL RECEIVE A 50%
DISCOUNT OFF THE PRICE OF ONE ADMISSION.
BRING A FRIEND AND IT'S BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. BRING
TWO FRIENDS AND IT'S BUY ONE GET ONE FREE AND THE
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THE DOORS OPEN AT 7 AND SEATING IS LIMITED.
THIS IS OUR FINAL WEEKEND!
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE.
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From VanBrujah at aol.com Wed Mar 24 20:13:18 2004
From: VanBrujah at aol.com (VanBrujah at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 23:13:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Actors of Farinella's Ghost present ANTIGONE
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John Capocci and The Actors of Farinella's Ghost
in cooperation with Walsh University present
ANTIGONE
adapted by Lewis Galantiere
from the play by Jean Anouilh
Friday March 26 and Saturday March 27
8:00 pm
Walsh University Science Center Auditorium
Walsh University
2020 East Maple Street NW, North Canton
Admission is free!
House opens at 7:30
There is no reserved seating
Presented as part of the 29th Annual Philosophy-Theology Symposium
In a contemporary adaptation of medieval academic tradition, the Walsh
University Philosophy and Theology Departments present each spring their annual
Philosophy-Theology Symposium, the Disputed Question Series. Focusing on a variety
of topics, the symposium features an address by a renowned scholar or
creative artist, accompanied by either a panel discussion or a commentary on the
artist's work. The series also includes a program of artistic value as a means of
dramatizing the significance of the theoretical issue or displaying the
creative talent of the featured artist.
For more information, please call John G. Trapani Jr., Ph.D. at (330) 490-7042
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ymposium features an address by a renowned scholar or creative artist, accom=
panied by either a panel discussion or a commentary on the artist's work. Th=
e series also includes a program of artistic value as a means of dramatizing=
the significance of the theoretical issue or displaying the creative talent=
of the featured artist.
For more information, plea=
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From mslowey at yahoo.com Wed Mar 24 09:13:58 2004
From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 09:13:58 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PIANIST NEEDED FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" AT CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
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Clague Playhouse
1371 Clague Road (Between Detroit & Hilliard)
Westlake, OH 44145
440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is in need of a good pianist for their production of The Fantastics. This is a paid position.
Rehearsals start April 1st. Production Dates are May 7 - 30
The director is Robert Gibb.
Please contact Bernice Bolek, Production Manager,
at 440-331-8497
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Clague Playhouse
1371 Clague Road (Between Detroit & Hilliard)
Westlake, OH 44145
440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is in need of a good pianist for their production of The Fantastics. This is a paid position.
Rehearsals start April 1st. Production Dates are May 7 - 30
The director is Robert Gibb.
Please contact Bernice Bolek, Production Manager,
at 440-331-8497
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From Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com Thu Mar 25 04:51:20 2004
From: Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com (Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 07:51:20 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Off The Wall Auditions!!!
Message-ID:
Off The Wall a Northeast Ohio improv group is having auditions for cast
members Saturday, March 27th from 1pm to 2pm at Kennedy's Theater in
Playhouse Square. Please bring a resume (headshot is optional) and be
prepared to perform group improvisational work. In order to be considered
you must be able to commit to weekly rehearsals on Monday and Fridays and
be able to perform in shows throughout NE Ohio on Fridays and Saturdays.
If you have any questions please contact Patrick Sirl at pjsirl at yahoo.com.
Jim D'Amico
From modebbie at peoplepc.com Thu Mar 25 07:32:35 2004
From: modebbie at peoplepc.com (Mo & Debbie Morrow)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:32:35 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ELVIS Show this Sat. 3-27
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By Justin Grillo
This young, talented performer has been singing Elvis songs since he was =
3 years old.He has developed a Fantastic show! He sounds like, dresses =
like & acts like the King. He will be performing This Saturday In Avon =
Lake March 27 @ Liquid Therapy at 8:00 pm in the Artstown Plaza 33493 =
Lake Rd. For dinner Reservations call 440-930-9178=20
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For bookings e-mail Debbie at modebbie at peoplepc.com
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From KSWalder at neo.rr.com Thu Mar 25 07:48:52 2004
From: KSWalder at neo.rr.com (Kathleen Walder)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:48:52 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PNR Improv this Saturday
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Point of No Return Improv
This Saturday, March 27
7:30 p.m.
Quirk Cultural Center
1201 Grant St. - Cuyahoga Falls
Tickets $5 at the door
"Whose Line Is It Anyway" style improv in a smoke-free theatre setting
Improv...cheaper than therapy
www.PNRImprov.com
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From BURTON313 at aol.com Thu Mar 25 07:48:50 2004
From: BURTON313 at aol.com (BURTON313 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:48:50 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Devin Davis live
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Be sure to come check out:
Devin Davis
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Atlanta based teen r&b singer Devin Davis will be hitting the stage this
saturday at Baldwin Wallace's dance marathon for a FREE CONCERT open to the public!
He'll be performing songs off his upcoming LP
Me in the Making
This is definetly going to be a show you won't wanna miss!
March 27, 2004 @ 1:00
Baldwin Wallace Recreation Center
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 25 09:30:16 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:30:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dee Hoty ~ Broadway Leading Lady ~ One Night Only at Beck
Center!
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Beck Center for the Arts
Proudly Presents
Broadway's Leading Lady and Lakewood Hometown Girl
Dee Hoty along with Jack Lee
For One Night Only ~ Saturday, May 8, 2004
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Lakewood, Ohio - The Beck Center is proud to bring the best
of Broadway to Lakewood as we present an incredible evening with one of
Broadway's leading ladies and hometown Lakewood girl, Dee Hoty,
accompanied by Broadway musical theater director Jack Lee. Dee and Jack
will perform, for one night only, on Saturday, May 8 at 8:00 p.m. The
spectacular event will benefit the Beck Center for the Arts Department
of Education, which offers curriculum-based, progressive programming in
dance, music, theater and visual arts for children, teens and adults.
Proceeds also benefit the Lakewood Public Schools Alumni Foundation.
Dee Hoty began her theatrical career 36 years ago at Lakewood High
School. After graduating from Otterbein College in 1974, she
apprenticed at The Cleveland Playhouse. Dee made her Broadway debut in
1980 in a short-lived revival of The 5 O'Clock Girl. =20
Since then, she has distinguished herself as one of Broadway's most
highly regarded leading ladies, with more than 30 theater, television
and film credits to her name. =20
Her film and television credits include Co-narrator of TBS's Untold
West, Harry and Walter Go to New York, Models, Inc., St. Elsewhere,
Spencer for Hire, The Equalizer and recurring roles on Capital, Ryan's
Hope, Guiding Light and As the World Turns. Dee's recent turn as
Phyllis in the celebrated Paper Mill Playhouse revival of Stephen
Sondheim's Follies can be heard on CD. Dee can also be seen on the PBS
Home Video My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies.
Dee has starred in Broadway's Footloose, Will Rogers Follies and City of
Angels. She has been nominated for three Tony Awards for Best Actress
in a Musical for her performances in The Best Little Whorehouse Goes
Public, Will Rogers Follies and Footloose. Dee is currently starring on
Broadway in the smash hit Mamma Mia. =20
- more -
Jack Lee is one of the most respected musical directors in theater
today. Originally from Cleveland, Jack has conducted numerous Broadway
shows, as well as national and international tours. He has worked with
Tommy Tune on Broadway, with Debbie Reynolds, Peter Palmer, Jane Powell
and Juliet Prowse, and with Shirley MacLaine in Postcards from the Edge.
Jack is a contributing staff member of New York University and Carnegie
Mellon University. He is a frequent guest instructor and master class
teacher at his alma mater, Baldwin Wallace, and was the subject of an
Emmy award winning PBS documentary on his life and work. =20
The Beck Center for the Arts is proud to bring Dee Hoty and
Jack Lee to the Main Stage for this one night only musical extravaganza.
Benefactor tickets are available for $150 and include cocktails and hors
d'oeuvres at 6:45 p.m., preferred seating for the show, followed by a
dessert reception. Patron tickets are available for $50 and include the
performance and dessert reception. =20
As part of this exciting evening, The Beck Center will
raffle off a "Weekend On Broadway" package that will include round trip
airfare for two, overnight hotel accommodations, dinner for two, and
limousine service to and from the airport.
Dee Hoty's appearance is made possible by the generous support of The
Plain Dealer. The Beck Center for the Arts is located just 10 minutes
west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. For
more information please call Chris Alexander at (216) 521-2540 ext. 242.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org =20
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
216.521.2540 ext. 225
Email: yvette at beckcenter.org
Fax: 216.228.6050
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director Jack
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night only, on Saturday, May 8 at 8:00
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Center
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progressive programming in dance, music, theater and visual arts for =
children,
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From WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com Thu Mar 25 10:04:57 2004
From: WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com (Lora Workman)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:04:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Miss Gulch Rides out of Cleveland this Weekend!
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She made Cleveland laugh and she touched your heart - but it's time for our
Almira to ride her bike into the sunset. Catch her last two performances
this weekend, Friday March 26th and Saturday, March 27th at Kennedy's in
Playhouse Square and bid the bitch goodbye! Curtain is 8:30PM and tickets
are just $19 each.
Read what the critics have to say...
article1
Roy Berko, Lorain County Times
.
"He knows how to play an audience! He teases, he sidles up unsuspecting
victims and he does a great double entendre. The result is our really,
really liking Vannello, which parleys into a really, really good time for
the audience."
article2Keith Joseph - Cleveland Free Times
.
"Vannello vibrantly sells a parcel of ersatz cabaret pastiches tarted up
with lavender lyrics"
article3Christine Howey - Cleveland Scene
.
"Nickolas L. Vannello is at his best when he's playing off the
energetically supportive audience reactions. Vannello sells all the
songs..."
article4Great Seats Available!
.
Kennedy's theatre is set up with cabaret tables so that every seat is like a
front-row experience! Come early to the show and enjoy dinner at S.T.A.R.
Restaurant, or relax with a cocktail at the bar in our own theater.
Come see what Cleveland is howling over -- and catch the final weekend of
the hilarious "Miss Gulch Returns!" Visit our web site at:
www.missgulchreturns.com
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She made Cleveland laugh and she touched your heart - but it's time for our
Almira to ride her bike into the sunset. Catch her last two performances this
weekend, Friday March 26th and Saturday, March
27th at Kennedy's in
Playhouse Square and bid the bitch goodbye! Curtain is 8:30PM and tickets are just $19 each.
Read what the critics have to say...
Roy
Berko, Lorain County Times
"He knows how to play an audience! He teases, he
sidles up unsuspecting victims and he does a great double entendre. The
result is our really, really liking Vannello, which parleys into a really,
really good time for the audience."
Keith Joseph - Cleveland Free Times
"Vannello vibrantly sells a parcel of ersatz cabaret
pastiches tarted up with lavender lyrics"
Christine Howey - Cleveland Scene
"Nickolas L. Vannello is at his best when he's
playing off the energetically supportive audience reactions. Vannello
sells all the songs..."
Great Seats Available!
Kennedy's
theatre is set up with cabaret tables so that every seat is like a
front-row experience! Come early to the show and enjoy dinner
at S.T.A.R. Restaurant, or
relax with a cocktail at the bar in our own theater.
Come see what Cleveland is howling over -- and catch the
final weekend of the hilarious "Miss Gulch Returns!" Visit our
web site at: www.missgulchreturns.com
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 25 10:51:14 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:51:14 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]BECK'S "Five Guys" Receive Rave Reviews!!
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Beck Center's FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE
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Receive Rave Reviews! (check them out below!)
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Only 3 more weekends! Through April 10th
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m.
Sundays at 3:00 p.m.
Call now for tickets - (216) 521-2540
www.beckcenter.org =20
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"Oh my God, is this show a great time."
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"Four weekends are not going to be enough of Little Moe, Bog Moe,
Four-Eyed Moe, Eat Moe and No Moe - the Beck Center for the Arts is
going to need to schedule mo' "Moe.""
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It's version of Five Guys Named Moe, a revue of Louis Jordan's swing-era
jazz, be-bob and rhythm-and-blues songs such as "Caldonia" and "Choo
Choo Ch'Boogie," easily qualifies as one of the best locally produced
musical shows to go up on the Cleveland area over the last decade."
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"With a cast of talented, instantly engaging performers, a solid stage
band, a whimsical ands effective set and outstanding costumes, this
high-spirited production pumps its viewers full of larky exuberance."
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"Expertly directed and choreographed by Martin Cespedes, . . . "
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"As the Moes, Geoffrey Short, Lester Currie, Lawrence Maurice, Devon
Settles and Aric Calhoun are all triple threats. They create distinct
and appealing personalities for their characters while skillfully
dancing swing steps and, best of all, singing with individual style and
collective, beautifully blended power."
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"There wouldn't seem to be room for any more talent on the Beck's small
stage, but it manages to increase geometrically with Kyle Primous as No
Max. Primous, well-known locally as a dancer, performs his steps with
an astonishingly loose, spontaneous energy that looks as if it's verging
on chaos, but it's actually ruled by dead-on balance, timing and
strength."
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"He, the Moes and the capable band lead by David Anthony Williams share
the stage with Don McBride's excellent set, a collection of what look
like pieces from huge old radios, including dials, buttons and sections
of sleek, Art Deco wood cases. It goes perfectly with actor-designer
Lester Currie's flamboyant costumes, whose vivid satin shirts, loud
pants and coats and outrageous ties both amuse and delight."
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"Cespedes pulls all these elements into a production relaxed in mood but
lively in effect."
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Carolyn Jack, The Plain Dealer
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"Cespedes has done it again with his production of 'FIVE GUYS NAMED
MOE,. He lets out all the stops as he takes on a musical journey based
on the music of Louis Jordan."
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"The cast is uniformly excellent. Lester Currie, Devon Settles,
Geoffrey Short, Aric Calhoun and Lawrence Maurice all have a great time,
sing well, and move to some creative dance steps. Kyle Primous, as No
Max, the participant supposedly not a member of the Moe singing quartet,
is phenomenal. He dances, he sings, he acts, he mimes-all extremely
well."
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"Cespedes ignites the stage with creative and disciplined choreography.
David Anthony Williams, the musical director, has these guys wailing.
His orchestra doesn't hit a sour note. Don McBride's scenic design,
consisting of floating radio dials, makes a perfect setting for the
goings on. Sharon Stark's costumes are a hoot! Erik Seidel's lighting
and Casey Jones' sound design add a strong positive dimension to the
show."
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"Hurrah Martin! Hurrah cast! Hurrah crew!"
Roy Berko, The Times Newspaper
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Hurrah Beck Center!
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Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org =20
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
216.521.2540 ext. 225
Email: yvette at beckcenter.org
Fax: 216.228.6050
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“Four weekends
are not going to be enough of Little Moe, Bog Moe, Four-Eyed Moe, Eat =
Moe and No
Moe – the Beck Center for the Arts is going to need to schedule =
mo’
“Moe.””
It’s version
of Five Guys Named Moe, a revue of =
Louis Jordan’s
swing-era jazz, be-bob and rhythm-and-blues songs such as “Caldonia” and “ChooChooCh’Boogie,”
easily qualifies as one of the best locally produced musical shows to go =
up on
the Cleveland area over the last =
decade.”
“With
a cast of talented, instantly engaging performers, a solid stage band, a
whimsical ands effective set and outstanding =
costumes, this
high-spirited production pumps its viewers full of larky =
exuberance.”
“Expertly
directed and choreographed by Martin Cespedes, . . . “
“As
the Moes, Geoffrey Short, Lester Currie, =
Lawrence
Maurice, Devon Settles and Aric Calhoun are =
all
triple threats.They =
create distinct
and appealing personalities for their characters while skillfully =
dancing swing
steps and, best of all, singing with individual style and collective, =
beautifully
blended power.”
“There
wouldn’t seem to be room for any more talent on the Beck’s =
small
stage, but it manages to increase geometrically with Kyle Primous
as No Max.Primous,
well-known locally as a dancer, performs his steps with an astonishingly =
loose,
spontaneous energy that looks as if it’s verging on chaos, but =
it’s
actually ruled by dead-on balance, timing and =
strength.”
“He,
the Moes and the capable band lead by David =
Anthony
Williams share the stage with Don McBride’s excellent set, a =
collection
of what look like pieces from huge old radios, including dials, buttons =
and
sections of sleek, Art Deco wood cases.It goes perfectly with actor-designer Lester Currie’s =
flamboyant
costumes, whose vivid satin shirts, loud pants and coats and outrageous =
ties
both amuse and delight.”
“Cespedes pulls all these elements into a =
production relaxed
in mood but lively in effect.”
“Cespedes has done it again with his production of
‘FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE,.He =
lets out all
the stops as he takes on a musical journey based on the music of Louis =
Jordan.”
“The
cast is uniformly excellent. =
Lester
Currie, Devon Settles, Geoffrey Short, Aric =
Calhoun
and Lawrence Maurice all have a great time, sing well, and move to some
creative dance steps.Kyle =
Primous, as No Max, the participant supposedly not =
a member
of the Moe singing quartet, is phenomenal.He dances, he sings, he acts, he mimes—all extremely =
well.”
“Cespedes ignites the stage with creative and =
disciplined
choreography.David =
Anthony
Williams, the musical director, has these guys wailing.His orchestra doesn’t hit =
a sour
note.Don McBride’s =
scenic
design, consisting of floating radio dials, makes a perfect setting for =
the
goings on.Sharon =
Stark’s
costumes are a hoot!Erik
Seidel’s lighting
and Casey Jones’ sound design add a strong
positive dimension to the show.”
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From WcpAkron at aol.com Thu Mar 25 10:46:08 2004
From: WcpAkron at aol.com (WcpAkron at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:46:08 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Weathervane Playhouse presents Neil Simon's "The Dinner
Party"
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WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE presents
Neil Simon's THE DINNER PARTY
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to present the AKRON PREMIERE of Neil=20
Simon's comedy THE DINNER PARTY. This production is sponsored by Summa Heal=
th=20
System Foundation. The Dinner Party opened on Broadway late in 2000 followi=
ng a=20
record-breaking run at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles in 1999 and its E=
ast=20
Coast premiere at the Kennedy Center in June 2000.
Six people are mysteriously summoned to dinner. Arriving first are three=20
men: the easily exasperated Claude, the shlubby Albert and the cynical, suav=
e=20
Andre. After noticing six place settings at the table, they quickly discove=
r=20
that they have nothing in common except that each has an ex-wife, at which p=
oint=20
an awful possibility occurs to them - which turns out to be true! Before th=
e=20
evening is over, the door is locked from the outside and no one can leave. =20
It's love from soup to nuts and a delicious comedy ensues. In one fast-pace=
d,=20
intermissionless hour and a half, typical Neil Simon one-liners share the st=
age=20
with the play's message of forgiveness and renewal. The Washington Post=20
calls this "Neil Simon's emotionally richest play. It's laugh-out-loud funn=
y!"
Weathervane Playhouse will hold a special fund raising dinner on the night o=
f=20
Saturday, May 1. Tickets are $60 each and include dinner at 6:30 p.m. in th=
e=20
new "Dietz Classroom Theater," the performance of The Dinner Party and=20
dessert onstage after the show. Dinner also includes wine, beverages, appet=
izer,=20
salad, chicken marsala, roasted vegetables and sweet potato souffl=E9. Seat=
ing is=20
limited and $25 is tax-deductible.
On the nights of Friday, April 23 and Saturday, May 1, Weathervane is=20
offering a DATE NIGHT CLASS. Parents can see the play while their children=20=
(ages 3 -=20
9) "play" with games, movies and theater-related activities. $6 per child=20
with purchase of theater tickets.
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation it's Neil Simon's THE DINNER=20
PARTY -- a delicious comedy just ripe for the picking at Weathervane Playh=
ouse=20
April 14 - May 9, 2004. Low-cost preview performances on Wednesday and=20
Thursday, April 14 & 15 at 7:30 p.m. with official opening on Friday, April=20=
16 at=20
8:00 p.m. Other performances are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturd=
ays=20
at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket=20
Office at 330-836-2626. Call between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through=20
Friday. Tickets: $18 ($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for Senior Citiz=
ens &=20
Students).
The Ohio Arts Council helped fund this program with state tax dollars to=20
encourage economic growth,
education excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
Additional Season Sponsors: WKSU, PAX-TV
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WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE presents
Neil Simon's THE DINNER PARTY
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to present the AKRON PREMIERE of Neil S=
imon's comedy THE DINNER PARTY. This production is sponsored by Summa=20=
Health System Foundation. The Dinner Party opened on Broadway late in=20=
2000 following a record-breaking run at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles=20=
in 1999 and its East Coast premiere at the Kennedy Center in June 2000.
Six people are mysteriously summoned to dinner. Arriving first are=
three men: the easily exasperated Claude, the shlubby Albert and the cynica=
l, suave Andre. After noticing six place settings at the table, they q=
uickly discover that they have nothing in common except that each has an ex-=
wife, at which point an awful possibility occurs to them - which turns out t=
o be true! Before the evening is over, the door is locked from the out=
side and no one can leave. It's love from soup to nuts and a delicious=
comedy ensues. In one fast-paced, intermissionless hour and a half, t=
ypical Neil Simon one-liners share the stage with the play's message of forg=
iveness and renewal. The Washington Post calls this "Neil Simon's emot=
ionally richest play. It's laugh-out-loud funny!"
Weathervane Playhouse will hold a special fund raising dinner on the nig=
ht of Saturday, May 1. Tickets are $60 each and include dinner at 6:30=
p.m. in the new "Dietz Classroom Theater," the performance of The Dinner Pa=
rty and dessert onstage after the show. Dinner also includes wine, bev=
erages, appetizer, salad, chicken marsala, roasted vegetables and sweet pota=
to souffl=E9. Seating is limited and $25 is tax-deductible.
On the nights of Friday, April 23 and Saturday, May 1, Weathervane is of=
fering a DATE NIGHT CLASS. Parents can see the play while their childr=
en (ages 3 - 9) "play" with games, movies and theater-related activities. &n=
bsp;$6 per child with purchase of theater tickets.
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation it's Neil Simon's THE DINNER=
PARTY -- a delicious comedy just ripe for the picking at Weathe=
rvane Playhouse April 14 - May 9, 2004. Low-cost preview performances=20=
on Wednesday and Thursday, April 14 & 15 at 7:30 p.m. with official open=
ing on Friday, April 16 at 8:00 p.m. Other performances are Thursdays=20=
at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Charg=
e by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Call betwee=
n 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $18 ($2 disco=
unt on Thursdays and Sundays for Senior Citizens & Students).
The Ohio Arts Council helped fund this program with st=
ate tax dollars to encourage economic growth,
education excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
Additional Season Sponsors: WKSU, PAX-TV
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From mike at r-town.net Thu Mar 25 11:36:46 2004
From: mike at r-town.net (Mike Raum)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 14:36:46 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Very sad news - Victoria Karnafel Korkosz
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Victoria Karnafel Korkosz, a wonderful actor and singer, died suddenly
Monday March 22nd., of what appeared to be an embolism that made its way to
her heart.
Ms Korkosz was an accomplished theatrical and film actor and member of the
Screen Actors Guild. Notable credits include her role as Allison in the
Off-Broadway production of Look Back in Anger and her role as "The Sad
Looking Girl" in the Academy Award winning film The Deer Hunter. Her
Greater Cleveland work included numerous performances with Near West
Theatre, Dobama, Chagrin Valley Little Theatre, Red Hen Productions and
Charenton Theatre Company, most recently in the Cemetery Tour of Spoon River
Anthology. She is especially remembered for her musical theater portrayals
of Dolly Levi in Hello Dolly and Miss Hannigan in Annie. Ms. Korkosz was
very active with her husband Arthur, at Clevelands Hermit Club.
Victoria earned her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts in 1979 from the
University of Akron; and was honored with awards for Best Actress and Best
Actress Experimental Theatre Company for the 1975-76 season. She received
additional theatrical training with the American Stanislavsky Theatre and
the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Ms Korkosz was also an active fundraiser on behalf of social service and
performing arts organizations in the Cleveland area. In the mid 1990s she
was director of Grant Writing for the West Side Ecumenical Ministries and
went on to establish VK & Associates, coordinating successful fundraising
projects on behalf of Dobama Theatre, West Side Community House, Merrick
House, and the Northeast Ohio Breast Cancer Coalition.
Visitation will be this Thursday from 7-9 PM
Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM
The Ferfolia Funeral Home
356 W Aurora Rd. (Ohio Rt 82)
Sagamore Hills, OH
Funeral Saturday March 27, 10:00 AM at St Barnabas Catholic Church, Sagamore
Hills, followed by internment at All Saints Cemetery.
For those of us who knew Vicki, we our shocked and saddened by this loss.
The world just won't be the same without her!
Michael Raum
R-Town Communications
14600 Detroit Ave. Suite 430
Lakewood, OH. 44107
(216) 521-5002
(216) 521-5004 FAX
mike at r-town.net
From amay at greatlakestheater.org Thu Mar 25 13:07:48 2004
From: amay at greatlakestheater.org (Andrew May)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 16:07:48 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FW: GLTF calling all people
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From: Andrew May [mailto:amay at greatlakestheater.org]
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 3:52 PM
To: neohiopal at lists.fredsterfeld.com
Subject: GLTF calling all people
To all the good people in the Land of Cleve!!!!!
I am in the midst of putting together the artistic look of our new "summer
theater brochure" and I need your help.
This Sunday at 10AM to 12 noon, right outside the Ohio Theater marquis, we
are taking the "cover shot" photo of the brochure.
I have closed down Euclid Ave. from E 17th to E 14th to create the correct
atmosphere for what I have in mind. It is quite complex, so to simplify -
what I need is PEOPLE. Live, breathing people to act like themselves and
walk down the street as though they knew where they were going. People of
all shapes and sizes, colors, sexes etc..... Oh yeah, dress like it is
summer!
I can't offer much, except coffee/tea, donuts/bagels, getting a chance to be
on the cover of our brochure, hang out with some fun people in the middle of
a large street while the police direct traffic around you, and some good
theater Kharma!
Call or email me if you can make it!
Thanx and all the best to all of you,
Andrew May
Associate Artistic Director
Great Lakes Theater Festival
1501 Euclid Avenue #423
Cleveland, OH 44115
216 241 5490 Ext. 313
amay at greatlakestheater.org
>From Jay B. Johnson"
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Thanks to everyone that sent us headshots and resumes for the 99 bottle =
of beer commercial. The spot is complete and eveyone we used did a =
great job.
I'm sorry I couldn't respond to everone's emails, there were quite a few =
and this was a last minute project.
Tips for the future:
For those who will be sending headshots through the email again, and =
being a producer looking at headshots,
here are a few tips. This info can be used when sending stuff to =
anyone.
Please label your headshots with your name. For example "BobSmith.jpg" =
you don't have to put "headshot.jpg."
then we have to rename them on our end. I see that it's a jpg.
Please, jpg's only. No photoshop files, or bitmaps, etc. jpg is pretty =
standard in the industry.
Same with the resume. "BobSmith.doc" is a lot easier to keep track of =
then "Resume.doc"
Also, it's good to put down (if it's a paid gig) that you have an agent. =
We had several people that didn't tell us that they had agents and we =
contacted them directly, this just caused a little confusion on our end.
I want to say thank you again, it's nice to see that NEOhioPal works. =
I'll use it again.
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OSV Studios
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Thanks to everyone that sent us =
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resumes for the 99 bottle of beer commercial. The spot is complete =
and=20
eveyone we used did a great job.
I'm sorry I couldn't respond to =
everone's emails,=20
there were quite a few and this was a last minute project.
Tips for the future:
For those who will be sending headshots =
through the=20
email again, and being a producer looking at headshots,
here are a few tips. This info =
can be used=20
when sending stuff to anyone.
Please label your headshots with your =
name. =20
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"headshot.jpg."
then we have to rename them on our =
end. I see=20
that it's a jpg.
Please, jpg's only. No photoshop =
files, or=20
bitmaps, etc. jpg is pretty standard in the industry.
Same with the resume. =
"BobSmith.doc" is a lot=20
easier to keep track of then "Resume.doc"
Also, it's good to put down (if it's a =
paid gig)=20
that you have an agent. We had several people that didn't tell us =
that=20
they had agents and we contacted them directly, this just caused a =
little=20
confusion on our end.
I want to say thank you again, it's =
nice to see=20
that NEOhioPal works. I'll use it again.
Jay Johnson
Creative Director
OSV Studios
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From mslerner at adelphia.net Thu Mar 25 16:49:55 2004
From: mslerner at adelphia.net (Michael Lerner)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 19:49:55 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lead Singer needed for rock 'n soul band
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Flashback - the rock 'n soul band is looking for a male lead singer who
enjoys singing oldies, r&b, pop and rock & roll tunes from the 60s and 70s.
We practice Tuesday nights in Beachwood and we have a gig coming up on May
1st. We are looking for a dedicated professional. Previous band experience a
plus.
If interested, please contact me right away
Michael Lerner
(216) 231-8787 x223 (work)
mlerner at chsc.org
(440) 248-2180
mslerner at adelphia.net (home)
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Thu Mar 25 19:21:27 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 19:21:27 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Needs Crew
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NEOhioPal,
Please respond to this e-mail if you are willing/available for any of the following positions in The Taming of Shakespeare Company's production of Titus Andronicus:
Assistant Director
Stage Manager
General Tech
Set Designer
-We will be accepting resumes for these positions March 26, 2004. Please send all resumes to TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com -- we will respond promptly after receiving any e-mails.
--Our production dates are scheduled for September 2004.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam
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NEOhioPal,
Please respond to this e-mail if you are willing/available for any of the following positions in The Taming of Shakespeare Company's production of Titus Andronicus:
Assistant Director
Stage Manager
General Tech
Set Designer
-We will be accepting resumes for these positions March 26, 2004. Please send all resumes to TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com -- we will respond promptly after receiving any e-mails.
--Our production dates are scheduled for September 2004.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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From VanBrujah at aol.com Thu Mar 25 20:25:06 2004
From: VanBrujah at aol.com (VanBrujah at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 23:25:06 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The $ugardaddies @ Waters in Hudson 03/26/04
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Don't miss
The $ugardaddies
Friday, March 26 at Waters on Route 91 in Hudson
9:00 pm until 1:00 am
Featuring the BEST in Motown, R&B, Swing, Boogie-Woogie
and The Blues
When you come to a $ugar Daddies show, come prepared to have a good time
(sunglasses and hats are optional). There's nothing more we enjoy than a great
crowd that's ready to party. The more you cheer and dance, the better we play.
The $ugardaddies rock the house harder than a fat lady chasing the pizza
delivery guy!
for information and directions, please check out www.thesugardaddies.com
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Friday, March 26 at Waters on Route 91 in Hudson=
9:00 pm until 1:00 am
Featuring the BEST in Motown, R&B, Swin=
g, Boogie-Woogie
and The Blues
When you come to a $ugar Daddies show, come prepared to have a good time (sunglasses and=
hats are optional). There's nothing more we enjoy than a great crowd that's=
ready to party. The more you cheer and dance, the better we play.<=
/DIV>
The $ugardaddies rock the=
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From limeyhick at yahoo.com Thu Mar 25 20:33:54 2004
From: limeyhick at yahoo.com (Mike and Ike)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 20:33:54 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]DELETE NOW: A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
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MIKE: (English accent) Greetings and salutations, all. He?s not Mike.
IKE: (Southern accent) He ain?t Ike.
M: Last week, after taking an exceptional amount of peyote and watching three "Girls Gone Wild" DVD?s, Ike and I got into a rather lengthy discussion about theatre.
I: He talked. I was watchin? the boobies turn into Uta Hagen.
M: And in between his screams and accusations that the aforementioned Uta hooters were stealing his soul, we decided that, while reviews of current productions are fun and continue to increase our hate mail from both theatre and comedy purists, if we are to become the entertainment gurus we pretend to be in sock puppet shows, we need to broaden our horizons.
I: Expand more than Sally Struthers and forced democracy combined.
M: So, to that end, we are proud to announce that, coming soon, Mike and Ike present The Complete History of Theatre (Abridged).
I: Yep, over the next few weeks, we?re gonna be hoppin? in the Wayback machine and fillin? ya in on everything ya always wanted ta know about the-ater but didn?t want ta pay several thousand dollars to learn. I?m your tutor now, Nancy.
M: And, while we have a detailed lesson plan already figured out?
I: Ya wrote it on a cocktail napkin at XTC, ya dweeb!
M: --we want to make this course interactive.
I: Is there somethin? specific you want us to rag on?
M: Discuss.
I: Six a one, half dozen of the other. If so, email us before April 4th at limeyhick at yahoo.com with the work "fluffernutter" in the subject and we?ll make sure ta think about using your suggestions.
M: MIU is open for business, dear friends. All we need now is John Vernon to be the Dean and a sexual harassment suit.
I: I got that covered. So what?re we gonna name the football team?
M: The "Pappsmears."
I: I like it.
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MIKE: (English accent) Greetings and salutations, all. He?s not Mike.
IKE: (Southern accent) He ain?t Ike.
M: Last week, after taking an exceptional amount of peyote and watching three "Girls Gone Wild" DVD?s, Ike and I got into a rather lengthy discussion about theatre.
I: He talked. I was watchin? the boobies turn into Uta Hagen.
M: And in between his screams and accusations that the aforementioned Uta hooters were stealing his soul, we decided that, while reviews of current productions are fun and continue to increase our hate mail from both theatre and comedy purists, if we are to become the entertainment gurus we pretend to be in sock puppet shows, we need to broaden our horizons.
I: Expand more than Sally Struthers and forced democracy combined.
M: So, to that end, we are proud to announce that, coming soon, Mike and Ike present The Complete History of Theatre (Abridged).
I: Yep, over the next few weeks, we?re gonna be hoppin? in the Wayback machine and fillin? ya in on everything ya always wanted ta know about the-ater but didn?t want ta pay several thousand dollars to learn. I?m your tutor now, Nancy.
M: And, while we have a detailed lesson plan already figured out?
I: Ya wrote it on a cocktail napkin at XTC, ya dweeb!
M: --we want to make this course interactive.
I: Is there somethin? specific you want us to rag on?
M: Discuss.
I: Six a one, half dozen of the other. If so, email us before April 4th at limeyhick at yahoo.com with the work "fluffernutter" in the subject and we?ll make sure ta think about using your suggestions.
M: MIU is open for business, dear friends. All we need now is John Vernon to be the Dean and a sexual harassment suit.
I: I got that covered. So what?re we gonna name the football team?
M: The "Pappsmears."
I: I like it.
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Thu Mar 25 21:55:00 2004
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 00:55:00 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for Ragtime - the Musical at RRCT ( June
Westside Production)
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RRCT (Rocky River Community Theatre) is pleased to announce the audition=20
dates for: Ragtime - The Musical
They are April 5, 6 and 7, 2004 starting 7 PM. =A0 The auditions will take=20
place at the Beach Education Center located at the corner of Detroit Avenue=20=
and=20
Erie Road in Rocky River, Oh. (located across the street from St. Christophe=
r's=20
Church on Detroit Avenue). =A0The auditions take place in the back building=20=
on=20
the top floor.=20
Production Dates are the last weekend of June and the first two weekends in=20
July 2004.
An AEA contract will be available for the show. =A0 If you are equity and=20
interested in this production, please respond to this email and indicate wha=
t role=20
you are interested in. =A0 Unless I am not familiar with you, an initial=20
audition will not be necessary, and the potential equity role will be filled=
by=20
invitation from the production team. =A0 Our goal at RRCT is to have at leas=
t one=20
equity role per show.
ALL ROLES ARE OPEN!
Our Goal
The goal of our theatre is to combine equity, professional, community theatr=
e=20
and novice talent in quality productions for our audiences. The combination=
=20
of which creates a dynamic theatre experience for all involved. We perform=20=
at=20
the Rocky River High School Auditorium, an 800 seat venue with state of the=20
art equipment and an orchestra pit. In this case, we will have a large=20
orchestra to bring this incredible music alive.
The production team is:=A0=A0=A0 Kevin Joseph Kelly------Director/Musical St=
aging
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Design
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0Eric Seidel-----------------Set Design
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0 Sharon Stark--------------Costume=20
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Mark your calendars!
With respect,
Kevin Joseph Kelly =20
Call me with any questions 216-269-3824 or email me at this address.
TPOG!
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es for: Ragtime - The Musical
They are April 5, 6 and 7, 2004 starting 7 PM. =A0 The auditions will take p=
lace at the Beach Education Center located at the corner of Detroit Avenue a=
nd Erie Road in Rocky River, Oh. (located across the street from St. Christo=
pher's Church on Detroit Avenue). =A0The auditions take place in the back bu=
ilding on the top floor.
Production Dates are the last weekend of June and the first two weekends=20=
in July 2004.
An AEA contract will be available for the show. =A0 If you are=
equity and interested in this production, please respond to this email and=20=
indicate what role you are interested in. =A0 Unless I am not familiar with=20=
you, an initial audition will not be necessary, and the potential equity rol=
e will be filled by invitation from the production team. =A0 Our goal at RRC=
T is to have at least one equity role per show.
ALL ROLES ARE OPEN!
Our Goal The goal of our theatre is to combine equity, professional, communit=
y theatre and novice talent in quality productions for our audiences. =20=
The combination of which creates a dynamic theatre experience for all involv=
ed. We perform at the Rocky River High School Auditorium, an 800 seat=20=
venue with state of the art equipment and an orchestra pit. In this ca=
se, we will have a large orchestra to bring this incredible music alive.<=
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The production team is:=A0=A0=A0 Kevin Joseph Kelly------Director/Mus=
ical Staging
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0Donna Jansen-------------Producer
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0Marcus Dana--------------Lighting Design
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0Eric Seidel-----------------Set Design
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0 Sharon Stark--------------Costume Design
Mark your calendars!
With respect,
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me with any questions 216-269-3824 or email me at this address.
TPOG!
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From: nancy at dancejourneys.com (Nancy Sweeney)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:43:59 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]=?iso-8859-1?Q?Jet=E9_Dance_Centre_looking_for_qualified_instructors?=
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From jsm72 at sbcglobal.net Fri Mar 26 06:03:35 2004
From: jsm72 at sbcglobal.net (Jean Martin)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 06:03:35 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Readers' Theatre Benefit April 17
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AN EVENING OF LITERARY LAUGHTER
A Readers? Theatre to benefit
Friends of Boulevard Theatre
&
Shaker Heights Library Endowment Fund
Joy Borland, Director
featuring
Joy Borland ? Marcia Darby ? Russ Duino ? Tiiu Gennert
Michael Green ? Renee Harrison ? Jean Martin ? Sara Menefee
Fred Perry ? David Rohler ? William True
Performing humorous vignettes and monologues by
Woody Allen, Dave Barry, Erma Bombeck, Art Buchwald, Davey Crockett, Langston Hughes, Molly Ivins, James Thurber, Mark Twain, Judith Viorst
and more
Saturday, April 17, 7:30 p.m.
Shaker Heights Public Library,
16500 Van Aken Blvd.Shaker Hts. OH 44120
Wine & Desserts following the performance
$20/Person $35/Couple
Tickets available at both Shaker Libraries. Tickets can also be purchased by mail and held at the door. Please make checks payable to Friends of Shaker Library. For more information, call the library 216/991-2030
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AN EVENING OF LITERARY LAUGHTER
A Readers? Theatre to benefit
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&
Shaker Heights Library Endowment Fund
Joy Borland, Director
featuring
Joy Borland ? Marcia Darby ? Russ Duino? Tiiu Gennert
Michael Green ? Renee Harrison ? Jean Martin ? Sara Menefee
Fred Perry ? David Rohler ? William True
Performing humorous vignettes and monologues by
Woody Allen, Dave Barry, Erma Bombeck, Art Buchwald, Davey Crockett, Langston Hughes, Molly Ivins, James Thurber, Mark Twain, Judith Viorst
and more
Saturday, April 17, 7:30 p.m.
Shaker Heights Public Library,
16500 Van Aken Blvd.Shaker Hts. OH44120
Wine & Desserts following the performance
$20/Person$35/Couple
Tickets available at both Shaker Libraries. Tickets can also be purchased by mail and held at the door. Please make checks payable to Friends of Shaker Library. For more information, call the library 216/991-2030
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From ddaymusic at cox.net Fri Mar 26 06:16:13 2004
From: ddaymusic at cox.net (Don Day)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 9:16:13 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]RAGTIME at St. Peter Chanel High School
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St. Peter Chanel is proud to announce its newest and most ambitious theatrical undertaking ever, the recent Broadway sensation…RAGTIME! With a cast and crew of over 85 families, RAGTIME represents the single largest dramatic production ever produced at Chanel.
Our show dates are for the next two weekends:
Friday, March 26 at 7pm
Saturday, March 27 at 7pm
Sunday, March 28 at 3pm
Friday, April 2 at 7pm
Saturday, April 3 at 7pm
Sunday, April 4 at 3pm
The cost for advanced sale seats is $10 for adults and $7 for seniors (60 & over) and children (12 & under). General admission seats are only available at the door. General admission seats cost $2 less per ticket, but general admission patrons will be seated behind the reserved rows. If you have any questions about tickets, contact Kathy Krupar at 216.459.8758 any evening. Orders can be placed by phone.
Ragtime is under the direction of Amy Liptak, Music by Don Day, Staging by Bryan Liptak and Staci Raab, and choreography by Brian and Mandy Sinchak.
St. Peter Chanel is located in Bedford, OH (across the street from Bedford High School), and just one block south of Northfield and Rockside rd. The address is 480 Northfield rd (also known as Rt. 8). Please call the school at 440-232-5900 for more information.
From PFLORIANO at aol.com Fri Mar 26 07:26:02 2004
From: PFLORIANO at aol.com (PFLORIANO at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 10:26:02 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Play House Club
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> at 9PM.=A0 Matinees March, 18, 24, and 31 at 1.=A0 No performance April 2.
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> It features Maryann Nagel,
> Ian Atwood, Paul Floriano,=20
> Ryan Bergeron and Little Luke Lemmier!
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> Call 216-795-7000
>=20
> Produced by Bill Hoffman
> Musical Direction by Ryan Bergeron
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> Written and directed by Paul Floriano
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> "That Ian Atwood is great!=A0 He's like a young Greg Violand!"=A0 Greg Vio=
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Play House Club Fridays and Saturdays starting March 12 and 13 thru April 3=
at 9PM.=A0 Matinees March, 18, 24, and 31 at 1.=A0 No performance April 2.<=
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It features Maryann Nagel,
Ian Atwood, Paul Floriano,
Ryan Bergeron and Little Luke Lemmier!
Call 216-795-7000
Produced by Bill Hoffman
Musical Direction by Ryan Bergeron
Written and directed by Paul Floriano
"That Ian Atwood is great!=A0 He's like a young Greg Violand!"=A0 Greg Viola=
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From PFLORIANO at aol.com Fri Mar 26 07:53:47 2004
From: PFLORIANO at aol.com (PFLORIANO at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 10:53:47 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Floriano's O'Malley's Murders
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Floriano Productions presents
"O'Malley's Murders"
Call Annette Rawlings at 440-937-5687 for tickets.
Floriano Productions' "O'Malley's Murders" will be presented at the Columbia=
=20
Road Party Center on March 27th at 7PM.=A0 Tickets are $25 for a great time=20=
and=20
pot luck!
It features Toni Cervino, Aimee Collier, Greg DelTorto, Tiffany Gates, James=
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Mango, Russ Stich!
440-937-5687
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Floriano Productions' "O'Malley's Murders" will be presented at the Columbia=
Road Party Center on March 27th at 7PM.=A0 Tickets are $25 for a great time=
and pot luck!
It features Toni Cervino, Aimee Collier, Greg DelTorto, Tiffany Gates, James=
Mango, Russ Stich!
440-937-5687
Written and directed by Paul Floriano
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From slackey_cpa at email.msn.com Fri Mar 26 09:19:32 2004
From: slackey_cpa at email.msn.com (slackey_cpa)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:19:32 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Oliver Twisted at Pickwick
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on East 4th Street, Oliver Twisted presents....Les Musical.
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fiction, westerns, literature, showtunes, horror, German industrial, =
Fellini, film-noir, Spielberg, McCarthyism, Napoleon, Harriet Tubman, =
Paul Bunyan, Gandhi, chick-flicks, the '60s, Action News, ODOT, shaving =
cream, tumble weeds....and delicious cocktails to boot, well then, =
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From lor10z at msn.com Fri Mar 26 08:58:50 2004
From: lor10z at msn.com (LISA ORTENZI)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:58:50 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Great Lakes Theater Festival,
Cleveland Museum of Art Youth Summer Institute
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Great Lakes Theater Festival, The Cleveland Museum of Art and Hawken School Present The Summer Institute of Theater, Art, Music & Dance!!!
A four-week theater program is being offered at Hawken School for students ages 12-18, from June 21-July 16, 2004. Great Lakes Theater Festival, The Cleveland Museum of Art, and Hawken School invite you to work alongside professional actors and artists and take classes in acting, Shakespeare, movement, voice, drawing, sculpture, photography and more. Included will be field trips to the Cleveland Museum of Art.
There will also be multiple Master Classes lead by Andrew May, Great Lakes Theater Festival's Associate Artistic Director.
The Summer Institute will culminate in a performance and gallery exhibition involving all enrolled students, who will perform in a 90-minute presentation and exhibit works that helped inspire the settings, costumes, and props.
This four-week program is designed for students of all levels of experience and ability, and affords the opportunity to learn from professional theater and visual artists providing individual attention on a daily basis. There is no audition so all students interested will be considered for the program.
Experience the joy of professional theater in a safe and supportive environment, designed to challenge students at their own level.
For more information or to register for the summer program contact: Dan Call, Hawken School, 440-423-2125, dcall at hawken.edu
A Three week celebration of Theatre Arts through dance, drama and song.
Beginning Friday, March 26 with
"LANGSTON'S PLACE"
directed by Reggie Kelly
Come see a sassy, sexy musical set in a popular Harlem dance club and showcase lounge, featuring the music of Nat King Cole and the poetry of Langston Hughes; interwoven in a unique tapestry of the spoken word, music and dance.
This show will run
Friday & Saturday 3/26 & 3/27 at 8 p.m.
The Sunday Show is SOLD OUT
Ticket prices - $20.00 general admission
CSU students with I.D. $5.00
Factory Theatre E. 24th at Chester Avenue
Watch for our announcements about the next two shows!!!
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From titlewavetheatre at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 11:28:15 2004
From: titlewavetheatre at yahoo.com (TITLEWave theatre)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:28:15 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]TITLEWave Seeks 10-Minute Plays for Late Summer Production!
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TITLEWave theatre
SEEKS 10-MINUTE PLAYS
To Be Produced at the End of August
In Various Locations All Throughout
The Campus of Cleveland Public Theatre
(The audience will travel to a different
performance space for each play!)
REQUIREMENTS:
Small Casts, up to 5 Actors
Simple Production Values
10 Minutes
Great Plays!!!
Deadline for submission: May 17, 2004
Email Plays to titlewavetheatre at yahoo.com
Or Mail them to:
Gregory Vovos
21934 Lake Rd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
Please include a SASE if you wish to have your script returned.
www.titlewavetheatre.com
www.cptonline.org
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From ensemble-theatre at sbcglobal.net Fri Mar 26 11:33:37 2004
From: ensemble-theatre at sbcglobal.net (ensemble-theatre)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 14:33:37 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PAID POSITION AVAILABLE: STAGE MANAGER FOR LATE MAY
PRODUCTION
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Ensemble Theatre is currently seeking a STAGE MANAGER for the final
production of the season, The Sweepers by John C. Picardi. Performances
will be held in the Brooks Theatre at the Cleveland Play House, beginning
May 29 and running through June 13. Rehearsals will begin in late April and
will take place in the late afternoons and early evenings (usually 3-7pm)
weekdays and weekends.
We are offering a stipend for this position.
Interested applicants should please contact Melanie via email or at the
phone number below to schedule an interview.
Also, we are starting to hire for next season as well, so if you are not
available for this position but would be interested in working with us next
year please respond and forward a resume.
--Melanie Guzman
General Manager
Ensemble Theatre
P.O. Box 181309
Cleveland Hts., OH 44118-1309
Phone.216.321-2930.Fax.216.397-5740
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Fri Mar 26 12:02:24 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 15:02:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Presents Agnes of God ~ Directed by Seth Gordon
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presents
Agnes of God
April 9 - May 2, 2004
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opening in the Studio Theater on April 9, 2004 and running through May
2. =20
Agnes of God involves a young nun who gives birth in a convent. The baby
is later found dead. Agnes remembers nothing about the conception,
pregnancy, birth or murder. The court has assigned a psychiatrist, Dr.
Livingstone, to investigate. Dr. Livingstone is determined to help
Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers. The
conflict between religion and science in this thoughtful melodrama spins
itself into a beautiful, yet terrifying tale. Agnes of God asks hard
questions about faith and gives no easy answers.=20
Seth Gordon, currently Director of New Play Development at the Cleveland
Playhouse directs Agnes of God at the Beck Center. He notes "Agnes of
God is many things - a Jane Fonda movie you vaguely remember, a
compelling character study, a moving story and a highly theatrical
mystery all at once. But the main question that it asks you to ask
yourself is, what happens to life in a world that no longer requires
faith? Is it truly possible to live one's life with every fact and event
being explainable? What are we giving up?"
This mysterious three woman play features Alicia Kahn, making her
Cleveland theatre debut as Agnes, Elizabeth Ann Townsend returning to
the Beck Center following Boy Gets Girl as Dr. Livingstone, and Sherrie
Britton as Mother Superior.
Agnes of God runs April 9 through May 2 and is sponsored by Cox
Communications and Lakewoodbuzz.com. Show times are Fridays and
Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 3:00 p.m. There will be no
performance on Sunday, April 11. (Real cigarette smoke will be used
during this production). For tickets call the Beck Center box office at
(216) 521-2540 or log onto www.beckcenter.org
. Tickets are $22 for adults, $19 for
seniors and $15 for students (25 & younger with ID). Discounts are
available for groups of 20 or more. The Beck Center for the Arts is
located just 10 minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit
Avenue in Lakewood.=20
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Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org =20
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
216.521.2540 ext. 225
Email: yvette at beckcenter.org
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 09:53:03 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 09:53:03 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Clarifications
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NEOhioPAL,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company would like to make a few clarifications concerning our production of Titus Andronicus:
To begin, this is our 1st production as a Company, therefore we will not be able to extend any acting/tech positions to Equity members. Also, we must stress that this is our Northeast Ohio debut -- we are starting at rock bottom. The TofSC will not be able to offer any payed positions. We at The TofSC hope that these clarifications do not dissuade anyone from assisting a fledgling theater company -- everybody has to start somewhere.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPAL,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company would like to make a few clarifications concerning our production of Titus Andronicus:
To begin, this is our 1st production as a Company, therefore we will not be able to extend any acting/tech positions to Equity members. Also, we must stress that this is our Northeast Ohio debut -- we are starting at rock bottom. The TofSC will not be able to offer any payed positions. We at The TofSC hope that these clarifications do not dissuade anyone from assisting a fledgling theater company -- everybody has to start somewhere.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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From cinevid at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 18:18:44 2004
From: cinevid at yahoo.com (Bill)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 18:18:44 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PsyClone makes it through first round of PGL
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Hi All,
My twisted tale of science gone awry, "PsyClone" has made it to the top 1000 screenplays at Project Greenlight. The contest now goes offline and professional readers will boil it down to the top 100.
My scenes did not make it, but the odds were a lot worse and there was no peer review at all for the director's contest.
One of the reviews I got was so flattering, I just have to share it and revel in the glowing words for at least a few minutes.
THE REVIEWER WROTE:
"The artistic design of the poster on page 1 was absolutely a great way to hook my interest. This was a fantastic story and I was happy to have chosen this script. This horror film is destined to rise to the top in this contest. The research was thorough, the dialogue exceptional, and the story was a stick of dynamite, explosive all the way through. I am concerned that this writer is a professional and not an amateur and I am nervous of this script?s ability to slide in above mine. One always hopes that all 12,000 screenplays will burn up before your own does, but this one will surely become top 3! Good job and good luck! I wouldn?t have rated the last script so excellent if I had rated this one first ? but this script deserves excellent scores for a job well done. I actually enjoyed it without ever getting bored! I have no negative comments at all. Watch out Stephen King!"
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Hi All,
My twisted tale of science gone awry, "PsyClone" has made it to the top 1000 screenplays at Project Greenlight. The contest now goes offline and professional readers will boil it down to the top 100.
My scenes did not make it, but the odds were a lot worse and there was no peer review at all for the director's contest.
One of the reviews I got was so flattering, I just have to share it and revel in the glowing words for at least a few minutes.
THE REVIEWER WROTE: "The artistic design of the poster on page 1 was absolutely a great way to hook my interest. This was a fantastic story and I was happy to have chosen this script. This horror film is destined to rise to the top in this contest. The research was thorough, the dialogue exceptional, and the story was a stick of dynamite, explosive all the way through. I am concerned that this writer is a professional and not an amateur and I am nervous of this script?s ability to slide in above mine. One always hopes that all 12,000 screenplays will burn up before your own does, but this one will surely become top 3! Good job and good luck! I wouldn?t have rated the last script so excellent if I had rated this one first ? but this script deserves excellent scores for a job well done. I actually enjoyed it without ever getting bored! I have no negative comments at all. Watch out Stephen King!"
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From royberko at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 19:13:19 2004
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 19:13:19 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko Review: Kallipoe Stage's A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING
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KALLIOPE STAGE, THE NORTH COAST?S NEW MUSICAL THEATRE
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
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Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
It?s always a dangerous undertaking to start a new
theatre. It is even more tenuous in these times of
economic wariness. In spite of the odds, the
Cleveland area has seen the birth of several new
theatrical enterprises in the last year or so. The
newest is Kalliope Stage which has settled into a
space at the corner of Lee and Cedar Roads, diagonally
across from the Cedar Lee movie theatre. Kalliope has
a unique role in the area?it is the only venue
dedicated exclusively to the American musical.
The American musical, for all practical purposes is
the child of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein.
They conceived ?OKLAHAMA!? the first true book
musical, in which the music, the lyrics and the
storyline all melded into one. In contrast to
previous musicals, the dancing, the singing, the
spoken lines of ?OKLAHOMA? were all integral to the
story, which cannot be told if any of the elements is
missing. The Rodgers and Hammerstein scheme gave
birth to works by Lerner and Loewe (e.g., ?MY FAIR
LADY?), Steven Sondheim (?FOLLIES?), Stephen Schwartz
(?PIPPIN?), Leonard Bernstein (?WEST SIDE STORY?) and
a number of others.
It is only fitting that Kalliope Stage open its doors
with a tribute to the fathers of the American musical.
Their production of ?A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING? is a
review which blends together songs from such hit shows
as ?CAROUSEL,? ?THE KING AND I,? ?SOUTH PACIFIC,? and
?THE SOUND OF MUSIC.? The title comes from the song
?It?s a Grand Night For Singing, written for ?STATE
FAIR? the only movie musical the duo wrote.
Kalliope?s theatre is a spanking brand new, intimate
space, consisting of about 50 comfortable seats,
placed in three rows. The audience is right up front
and there isn?t a bad seat in the house. The box
office personnel, ticket taker, ushers and theatre
staff are warm and welcoming. They even hand out
chunks of home made chocolate ?thingies? to every
patron.
It would be wonderful to say that Kalliope Stage?s
opening production was superlative. Unfortunately, it
wasn?t, but it was entertaining. It was extremely
well sung. The music was well played. The
production is filled with some very fine moments.
But, there are also some problems.
On the plus side, all five cast members individually
sing extremely well. Unfortunately, because they are
all essentially soloists, the choral sounds were not
as blended as they could have been.
The women, both in their acting and singing, were
fine. Lisa Spinelli was a total delight flashing her
sparkling eyes and playing perfectly the fallen
innocent in ?I Cain?t Say No.? She captures the stage
as soon as she makes an entrance.
Joan Ellison?s ?Something Wonderful? was wonderful.
She does a nice job of altering her presentational
style to fit the mood and ideas of each song.
Allison Hedges has a beautiful voice but needed more
glee in ?A Wonderful Guy? and more passion in ?If I
Loved You.? Joan and Allison did a delightful
version of ?Stepsisters? Lament? from ?CINDERELLA.?
Robert Burian has a full and powerful voice.
Unfortunately, has not learned to visualize images of
the things he is singing about. When he sings a love
song, he has to feel the love, we have to see it in
his eyes and observe it in the way he looks at and
touches his partner. Often he sings off in space,
eyes blank, his gestures automatic, not powered by
emotion. It?s too bad because he has a gorgeous
voice. His ?We Kiss In A Shadow? for example, had a
wonderful vocal sound.
Though he doesn?t have Burian?s vocal abilities, John
Paul Boukis does have a pleasant voice.
Unfortunately, as with Burian, he seldom makes
emotional contact with the person with whom he is
singing. His finest moments were during ?All At Once
You Love Her? and ?Maria.?
Reviews often get bogged down in song after song with
little variation. Paul Gurgol, the show?s director,
made sure this didn?t happen by adding some very
creative moments to the show. Having males sing
traditional female songs and vise versa was a nice
touch. ?Kansas City? was delightfully staged as was
?It?s Me.? Unfortunately, some of the ?schticks?
were over-the-top. The twister game in ?Don?t Marry
Me? put singers in positions where singing was nearly
impossible. The constant moving of the hay
wagon/table was distracting. In fear of falling into
the ?bogged down trap,? he over directed, trying to
make too much of songs that may have done with less
trappings.
Technically, the lights and set were nicely conceived.
Especially effective were the trees, with trunks in
the form of human bodies and branch like arms reaching
out to enfold the audience. On the other hand, Kim
Brown?s costume designs detracted rather than added.
The costumes often drew attention to the clothing
rather than assisting the performer to develop his or
her character.
CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: Kalliope Stage is a welcome
addition to the Cleveland theatre scene. It takes
guts and determination to give birth to a new theatre.
The theatre?s directors, John Paul Boukis and Paul F.
Gurgol, can only be wished the very best. Their ?A
GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING? was a pleasant way to start
the season.
Tickets for ?A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? which runs
through April 4 can be purchased by calling
216-321-0870. For more information about the theatre
go on-line to KalliopeStage.com. Their next
production will be ?CAROUSEL.? The tentative opening
date is May 14.
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From john.buck.jr at usa.net Sat Mar 27 12:54:06 2004
From: john.buck.jr at usa.net (John Buck, Jr.)
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 15:54:06 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Memorial For Marji Dodrill .....
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From pengo at davidhansen.org Sat Mar 27 20:53:24 2004
From: pengo at davidhansen.org (David Hansen)
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 23:53:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Bad Epitaph: REBEL, REBEL - A Glam Rock Revolution
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FEATURING VANITY CRASH
http://www.badepitaph.org
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents REBEL, REBEL, a rocking benefit for
BETC=B9S upcoming production, The American Revolution, on Saturday, May 1,
2004 beginning at 8 PM at SPACES, 2220 Superior Viaduct in Cleveland.
Dance the night away, play hysterical party games, and enjoy tasty delights
from the best Cleveland restaurants. Cash bar also provided.
The event includes:
VANITY CRASH =AD One of Cleveland=B9s hottest acts, modern "Glam-Punk"
DJ DARCLIGHT =AD To keep the feet moving all night long.
COME AS YOUR FAVORITE REBEL - Prize given for best costume.
SILENT AUCTION =AD A wide variety of Cleveland-area goods and services.
50-50 RAFFLE=20
YE OLDE TWYSTER GAME
HUMAN PARTY FAVORS=20
SINATA =AD A pinata =8A for adults.
THE CAGE OF WRATH
And many more games and special surprises.
Tickets are a wildly affordable $10. Make your reservations now, online at
http://www.badepitaph.org. For more information, call 216-556-0919.
Bad Epitaph Theater Company's summer 2004 production of THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION is sponsored by the Cleveland Free Times and the Cleveland
Theater Collective.
# # #
The American Revolution by Kirk Wood Bromley, directed by David Hansen
June 18 =AD July 4, 2004 at Wade Oval in University Circle
All performances free and open to the public
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. All
the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Benedic=
t
Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams and, of course, George
Washington. The action springs to life with passion and humor, and blows
the dust off these historical icons. Come and share Washington's travails
against Redcoats, Tories, Hessians, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a
bankrupt Congress, spies and his own incompetent and restless soldiers alon=
g
the way to the birth of the American spirit.
BETC Mission Statement
Bad Epitaph is an ensemble of artists who create an environment where
Directors with vision and Artists with passion collaborate to produce
theatrical works that are relevant to today=B9s society.=20
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Bad Epitaph: REBEL, REBEL - A Glam Rock RevolutionBAD EPITAPH THEATER COMPANY PRESENTS
"REBEL, REBEL"
A GLAM ROCK REVOLUTION
FEATURING VANITY CRASH http://www.badepitaph.org
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents REBEL, REBEL, a rocking benefit for BE=
TC=B9S upcoming production, The American Revolution, on Saturday, May 1=
, 2004 beginning at 8 PM at SPACES, 2220 Superior Viaduct in Cleveland.
Dance the night away, play hysterical party games, and enjoy tasty delights=
from the best Cleveland restaurants. Cash bar also provided.
The event includes:
VANITY CRASH =AD One of Cleveland=B9s hottest acts, modern "Glam-P=
unk"
DJ DARCLIGHT =AD To keep the feet moving all night long.
COME AS YOUR FAVORITE REBEL - Prize given for best costume.
SILENT AUCTION =AD A wide variety of Cleveland-area goods and services.
50-50 RAFFLE
YE OLDE TWYSTER GAME
HUMAN PARTY FAVORS
SINATA =AD A pinata =8A for adults.
THE CAGE OF WRATH
And many more games and special surprises.
Tickets are a wildly affordable $10. Make your reservations no=
w, online at http://www.badepitaph.org. For more information, call 216=
-556-0919.
Bad Epitaph Theater Company's summer 2004 production of THE AMERICAN REVOLU=
TION is sponsored by the Cleveland Free Times and the Cleveland Theater Coll=
ective.
# # #
The American Revolution by Kirk Wood Bromley, directed by David Hans=
en
June 18 =AD July 4, 2004 at Wade Oval in University Circle
All performances free and open to the public
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. &=
nbsp;All the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr,=
Benedict Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams and, of course, Geo=
rge Washington. The action springs to life with passion and humor, and=
blows the dust off these historical icons. Come and share Washi=
ngton's travails against Redcoats, Tories, Hessians, mercenaries, mutinying =
generals, a bankrupt Congress, spies and his own incompetent and restless so=
ldiers along the way to the birth of the American spirit.
BETC Mission Statement Bad Epitaph is an ensemble of artists who create an environment where D=
irectors with vision and Artists with passion collaborate to produce theatri=
cal works that are relevant to today=B9s society.
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From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 09:54:48 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"'Tricks' . . . 'Tools' of The Trade . . . " &
'Playwriting'Sessions Continue
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=20
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker Heights locations.=20
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, thru=A0 - Sat. 5/22.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 1.=A0 Tues & Thurs. sessions:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 6:30 -=A0=A0 8:30=20=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0 2.=A0 Sat. sessions:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
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I. "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"
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Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=A0 See=
=20
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.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up"
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=20
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=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/17, 4/24, & 5/1
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=A0=20
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interesting?=
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Do you 'Swallow' your=20
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
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Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the deta=
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=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a Differe=
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.=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry=20
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=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
[Note: It is preferred, but not mandatory, that you attend all sessions.]
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business=20
operation.=A0=20
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotional materia=
ls,=20
networking & other=20
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
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.=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotional materials s=
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.=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, audition & wor=
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=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions.
.=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Le=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything fr=
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.=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use your versatilit=
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.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'=20
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.=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0=20
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.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
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From lilith at cros.net Sun Mar 28 14:03:43 2004
From: lilith at cros.net (Christine Chapman)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 17:03:43 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]AUDITIONS FOR LAKESPEARE NEXT WEEKEND!!!
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Lakespeare Theatre Festival
Company Auditions
Are next weekend,
April 3 & 4, 2004
BY APPOINTMENT
DO YOU HAVE YOUR SLOT
SCHEDULED YET?
Call 419-797-2220
To set your appointment.
We are performing
"Much Ado About Nothing"
and a lovely group of brand new shorts...
June 12, 13, 19, 20, 2004
At Lakeview Park
In Port Clinton, OH
COME BE A PART OF OUR INAUGURAL SEASON!
Thank your for supporting the performing arts!
Christine Chapman,=20
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From crosenth at kent.edu Sun Mar 28 16:38:24 2004
From: crosenth at kent.edu (CRAIG ROSENTHAL)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 19:38:24 -0500 (EST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Soon to be Graduate looking for some odd jobs under
Publicity from organizations
Message-ID: <3009237.1080520704688.JavaMail.crosenth@kent.edu>
Dear NEOPal,
My name is Craig Rosenthal. I am going to be a graduate of Streetsboro=20
High School and will be attending Kent State University in the fall=20
with a major of Pre-Journalism and Mass Communications. I am looking=20
to add to my portfolio right now, and some side jobs.
I have an interest in helping theatre and entertainment organizations,=20
and the public with their needs in publicity. I have been an editor=20
for my school newspaper -- which included layout, writing and editing =96=
=20
and have taken Journalism classes since tenth grade. I also am a=20
correspondent for the local newspaper. =20
My skills include: Journalism*, English 9-12*, Desktop Publishing*,=20
Adv. Desktop*, Newspaper Layout, AP Style Writing, Newspaper Style=20
Writing, Theatre Skills, Typing.com*, =09Public Speaking*, Intro to Radio=
=20
Broadcast*, Photoshop, Adobe Pagemaker, Microsoft Word, Microsoft=20
Publisher, Powerpoint, Newsletters***, Brochures***, Personal=20
Resumes**, Poster Design** & Program Design**.=20
*Denotes classes I have taken.
**Small wage of $5.00 =96 $20.00/per item (example: Personal resume:=20
$5.00, Program: $15.00-$20.00 or $3.00 per page.)
***Negotiate wage, if possible.
Samples are available for select items, however, most of my work are=20
able to be sampled, but time is going to be have to be given to me to=20
produce them.
I am a fast and hard worker. I am very creative in ideas and design. =20
If you are interested in helping me out, please e-mail me at=20
crosenth at kent.edu or call me @ 330-606-4633. Best times to call are=20
Weekdays between 10:20-10:59, 1:00-2:30, and after 3:00 and anytime on=20
weekends. Calls between 9:00 =96 10:00 p.m. accepted. If I do not=20
answer my phone, leave a message and I will get back to you. If you=20
would rather e-mail me, that is fine. I will e-mail you my resume when=20
you get a hold of me.
So, actors, dancers, directors: Need a resume done?
Theatres: Need anything done?!
E-mail me!
Craig Rosenthal
crosenth at kent.edu
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________________________
Take me for what I am...
Baby, if you give a damn.
Take me baby, or leave me.
--Rent.
>From groundworksmailinglist"
GROUNDWORKS DANCETHEATER PERFORMS AS PART OF CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE?S
DANCEWORKS 04 THIS WEEKEND, APRIL 2-4.
Performances are April 2-4 at CPT?s Gordon Square Theatre located at 6415 Detroit Avenue, (corner of West 65th St.) in Cleveland, Ohio.
Friday and Saturday April 2-3 at 8:00pm and Sunday, April 4 at 3:00pm.
Ticket prices are $18 general admission, $15 for students and seniors and can be purchased by calling Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727.
GroundWorks will present the world premiere of a new work by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara, and the Cleveland premiere of ?At Once There Was A House? by guest choreographer Beth Corning of Dance Alloy in Pittsburgh, PA.
Read this Sunday's Plain Dealer feature article! http://www.cleveland.com/artsandevents/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/entertainment/1080383760319051.xml
For more information visit www.groundworksdance.org.
See you this weekend!
................................................................
Our apologies to anyone who has removed their address from this list. To unsubscribe please contact info at groundworksdance.org.
From cwheat at neo.rr.com Sun Mar 28 19:18:32 2004
From: cwheat at neo.rr.com (Clara Wheat)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 21:18:32 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy auditions
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female.*****
Discipline actors and actress needed for a short film (Comedy). =3D20
This is a TV Production Class project for Tri-C, Parma. There will be =
=3D
no pay, but if you are looking to build up your resume and get some =3D
experience, this would be a great opportunity. A copy of the work will =
=3D
be granted to you as well. We are looking for a handsome but funny =3D
African American male, 5'9" or taller and around the age of 25. Another =
=3D
male, any background, to play a 25 year old. And a Puerto Rican woman, =
=3D
between the ages of 23-28 that could give a funny ghetto look. Need to =
=3D
be available for shooting all day on April 3rd and 4th. Auditions are =
=3D
going to take place at Tri-C (Parma) room G-107, March 18th at 7:30 p.m. =
=3D
You must send your head shots and resumes to Fred Trigo at =3D
qon22 at hotmail.com. Take note, send only to this web address.
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Discipline actors and actress needed for a short =
film=20
(Comedy). =3D20
This is a TV Production Class project for Tri-C,=20
Parma. There will be =3D no pay, but if you are looking to =
build up your=20
resume and get some =3D experience, this would be a great =
opportunity. A=20
copy of the work will =3D be granted to you as well. We are looking =
for a=20
handsome but funny =3D African American male, 5'9" or taller and =
around the age=20
of 25. Another =3D male, any background, to play a 25 year =
old. And=20
a Puerto Rican woman, =3D between the ages of 23-28 that could give a =
funny=20
ghetto look. Need to =3D be available for shooting all day on =
April 3rd=20
and 4th. Auditions are =3D going to take place at Tri-C (Parma) =
room=20
G-107, March 18th at 7:30 p.m. =3D You must send your head shots and =
resumes to=20
Fred Trigo at =3D qon22 at hotmail.com. Take =
note, send=20
only to this web address.
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From csimon at convergence-continuum.org Sun Mar 28 20:54:06 2004
From: csimon at convergence-continuum.org (csimon at convergence-continuum.org)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 20:54:06 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]convergence-continuum opens Free Will & Wanton Lust
Message-ID: <1756.65.43.178.176.1080536046.squirrel@webmail.plainhost.com>
CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM OPENS ITS 2004 SEASON ON APRIL 9
WITH FREE WILL & WANTON LUST BY NICKY SILVER
After showcasing a quartet of successful productions last year,
convergence-continuum is back from our winter hiatus to once again immerse
audiences in our environmental style of theatre.
Last year we featured strange worlds, magical houses, and corrupt
politicians. But this year, the company?s first production of 2004, Free
Will and Wanton Lust by Nicky Silver, is a nice play about family.
There's a glitzy mother, Claire, and her mirthless son, Philip. Who?s not
quite sure which side of the closet door he?s on. And her daughter, Amy.
Who?s pregnant and wants to be a lesbian. And let?s not forget Tony, Mom?s
boyish lover who makes Claire feel young again with his ?fountain of
youth.? So where does Philip?s fianc?e Vivian fit in? And what about
Claire?s husband? Confused? Intrigued? Welcome back to The Liminis!
Artistic Director Clyde Simon directs the ensemble cast which includes
Lisa Bradley, Lauri Hammer, Geoff Hoffman, Steve Needham, and Allyson Rosen.
Free Will and Wanton Lust opens Friday, April 9 and runs Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays through May 8 at The Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. in
Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood. All performances begin at 8 pm.
Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for students and seniors.
Seating for this production is limited. For information and reservations,
call 216-687-0074 or visit us on the web at www.convergence-continuum.org
From Dawgs9900 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 00:46:06 2004
From: Dawgs9900 at aol.com (Dawgs9900 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 03:46:06 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]24 Ch. Sound Board 4 Sale Very Cheap
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Live Audio console for sale
SoundTracs MX Series 24 channels
8 sub groups, 6 Aux sends
Direct Out on every channel
matrix
4 way sweepable mid range freq.
LED meter bridge
Phantom power on every channel
mute every channel/sub group
rack mountable power supply
sturdy wood road case with casters,
great for road use or instal
I believe this board is a 93 or 94 not sure, bought it from a production
company in Cleveland this summer, used it once, a great board. It was the FOH
board in Peabody's before they changed ownership, after that it sat in the shop,
so other then the one gig I used it for, it has no road use.
for more information and PICS contact Jim oconnor by phone (216) 271 6639,
(216) 376 6134, or by email at Dawgs9900 at aol.com. Thank you for your time
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LED meter bridge
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mute every channel/sub group
rack mountable power supply
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great for road use or instal
I believe this board is a 93 or 94=20=
not sure, bought it from a production company in Cleveland this summer, used=
it once, a great board. It was the FOH board in Peabody's before they chang=
ed ownership, after that it sat in the shop, so other then the one gig I use=
d it for, it has no road use.
for more information and PICS =
contact Jim oconnor by phone (216) 271 6639, (216) 376 6134, or by email&nbs=
p; at Dawgs9900 at aol.com. Thank you=20=
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From sjlouzos at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 05:04:26 2004
From: sjlouzos at yahoo.com (Steve Louzos)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 05:04:26 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]North Coast Men's Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
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northcoast men?s chorus
richard cole, music director
newsrelease
Contact:
Steven J. Louzos
1024 East 174th Street
Cleveland, OH 44119
216.531.3156
sjlouzos at yahoo.com
www.ncmchorus.org
March 22, 2004
for immediate release
North Coast Men?s Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
CLEVELAND, OHIO ?The North Coast Men?s Chorus will place an exclamation mark on Friday?s Courthouse demonstration calling for the legalization of gay marriage in its up coming performances of ?Only In The Movies,? at 8:00 PM, Saturday, March 27 and 3:00 PM, Sunday, March 28.
Demonstrations in favor of legalizing gay marriage at the Massachusetts State House sparked the Boston Gay Men?s Chorus to release a recording of ?Marry Us,? a song the North Coast Men?s Chorus has performed several times in recent years. On learning of the activities in Boston, there was a surge of opinion from within the NCMC?s membership to add the piece to ?Only In The Movies.? One member?s comment was, ?We should sing it at every concert until we don?t have to sing it any more.?
Richard Cole, the Chorus? Music Director, responded by explaining, ?this show draws from music from the movies. Somehow, it just doesn?t fit here but, undoubtedly, we?ll do it again ? maybe in the near future. We have programmed a couple pieces, back to back, that do make a strong statement about gay marriage, particularly now.? He was referring to ?Don?t Mary Me? and ?San Francisco.? In addition to those pieces, Cole intends to fully underscore the struggle for the freedom to marry in the second half of the show, ?in a song that?s all about making our hopes and dreams come true. What if we were free to marry? What would it look like? We have the opportunity in this show to cross the line into ?What If Land? and I think we owe it to ourselves and the public to do just that.?
Perhaps the highest profile gay organization in Northeast Ohio; the North Coast Men?s Chorus is an all-volunteer organization. Founded in 1988, the NCMC is a community based musical organization which affirms the gay experience by presenting entertaining, quality performances for diverse audiences; providing a supportive environment for its members; and promoting a positive presence in the gay community and beyond.
This Season?s holiday show, Sugar Plum Fairies sold out. Tickets for Only In The Movies are currently available on-line at www.ncmchorus.org or by calling 216.556.0590. ($15 in advance, $20 at the door.)
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Steven J. Louzos
1024 East 174th Street
Cleveland, OH 44119
216-531-3156
sjlouzos at yahoo.com
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North Coast Men?s Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
CLEVELAND, OHIO ?The North Coast Men?s Chorus will place an exclamation mark on Friday?s Courthouse demonstration calling for the legalization of gay marriage in its up coming performances of?Only In The Movies,? at 8:00 PM, Saturday, March 27 and 3:00 PM, Sunday, March 28.
Demonstrations in favor of legalizing gay marriage at the Massachusetts State House sparked the Boston Gay Men?s Chorus to release a recording of ?Marry Us,? a song the North Coast Men?s Chorus has performed several times in recent years.On learning of the activities in Boston, there was a surge of opinion from within the NCMC?s membership to add the piece to ?Only In The Movies.?One member?s comment was, ?We should sing it at every concert until we don?t have to sing it any more.?
Richard Cole, the Chorus? Music Director, responded by explaining, ?this show draws from music from the movies.Somehow, it just doesn?t fit here but, undoubtedly, we?ll do it again ? maybe in the near future.We have programmed a couple pieces, back to back, that do make a strong statement about gay marriage, particularly now.?He was referring to ?Don?t Mary Me? and ?San Francisco.? In addition to those pieces, Cole intends to fully underscore the struggle for the freedom to marry in the second half of the show, ?in a song that?s all about making our hopes and dreams come true.What if we were free to marry?What would it look like?We have the opportunity in this show to cross the line into ?What If Land? and I think we owe it to ourselves and the public to do just that.?
Perhaps the highest profile gay organization in Northeast Ohio; the North Coast Men?s Chorus is an all-volunteer organization.Founded in 1988, the NCMC is a community based musical organization which affirms the gay experience by presenting entertaining, quality performances for diverse audiences; providing a supportive environment for its members; and promoting a positive presence in the gay community and beyond.
This Season?s holiday show, Sugar Plum Fairies sold out.Tickets for Only In The Movies are currently available on-line at www.ncmchorus.org or by calling 216.556.0590. ($15 in advance, $20 at the door.)
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From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 06:32:43 2004
From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 09:32:43 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Reminder: "Tricks of the Trade . . . " Spring Series
Begins Tues. 3/23.
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From:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
NOTE: We continue to experience some email 'glitches,' so, it's still not=20
completely reliable. =20
For any questions or to register for sessions, it's best to call (216)=20
561-8608 for the time being. Thanks.
Register Now . . .
for
"Tricks of The Trade:=A0 Craft, Career & Professional Development"=20
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker Heights locations.=20
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, beginning Tues. 3/23 - thru=A0 - Sat. 5/22.=
=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 1.=A0 Tues & Thurs. sessions:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 6:30 -=A0=A0 8:30=20=
PM
=A0=A0=A0=A0 2.=A0 Sat. sessions:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 10:30 - 12:30 PM
To register for ongoing classes for Actors, Playwrights, Directors & Other=20
Performing Artists, call (216) 561-8608, or email wakeup4664 at aol.com.=A0=20
I. "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 3/23, 3/25, 3/27, & 4/3=20
=A0=20
Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=A0 See=
=20
yourself as=A0=A0=20
talent agents, producers, clients & casting agents see you.=A0 Learn how you=
r=20
facial=20
expressions, gestures/mannerisms, body language/movement & voice project on-
camera. Enhance the way you look, speak & act to get work.
.=A0 Tues. 3/23:=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 3/25:=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part II
=A0=A0=A0=A0Practice reading scripts on-camera to prepare for=A0 commercial,=
industrial=20
& film auditions.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Learn " Tricks of the Trade" techniques for scene work; become=20
comfortable with, &=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 memorize, monologues & script material.
.=A0 Sat. 3/27:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part III
.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part IV
=A0=A0=A0Practice on-camera skills with monologues, commercial, film & indus=
trial=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20=
=20
scripts. Get feedback on how you look, speak & act on- camera.=20
2. "Voiceover & Speaking Techniques For Performing Artists"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/17, 4/24, & 5/1
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interesting?=
=A0=20
Do you 'Swallow' your=20
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
ow=20
down?'=A0=20
Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the deta=
ils=20
- pacing, "t's, d's, &=20
ings," etc.=A0 Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation,=20
articulation, intonation,=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
inflection, and more, to give your characters & performances more flavor.=20
Great session for singers=20
& comedians, too.
.=A0 Sat. 4/17:=A0 Listen, Hear & Discern
=A0=A0=A0Assess & Analyze Your Speaking Style
.=A0 Sat. 4/24:=A0 Speak With a Purpose
=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a Differe=
nce
.=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry=20
3. "Business Basics for Performing Artists: On Being an Entrepreneur"
=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business=20
operation.=A0=20
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotional materia=
ls,=20
networking & other=20
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
,=20
dancer or musician.=A0=20
.=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotional materials s=
uch=20
as, postcards to=20
=A0=A0=A0 promote=A0 yourself.=20
.=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, audition & wor=
k=20
as a performing=20
=A0=A0=A0 artist.=A0 Avoid=A0 financial pitfalls.=20
.=A0 Breaking into the business: Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=20
Casting Directors,=20
=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions.
.=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Le=
ap from=20
Cleveland=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything fr=
om=A0 -=20
Audition - to - Acting=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survi=
val=20
skills." All about=20
=A0 "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get notice=
d &=20
to get work.
.=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use your versatilit=
y to=20
help pay the bills=20
=A0=A0=A0 when your career seems stalled or isn't going the way you'd like.=
=A0=A0=20
.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'=20
=A0=A0 Head shots, Resumes, Demo CD's, Business Cards & Other Promotional=20
Materials
.=A0 Sat. 5/15:=A0 Marketing Basics=20
=A0=A0=A0Marketing Yourself to Get Local, Regional & National Work=20
.=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0Career Options, Transitions & Alternative 'Survival Skills'
4. "Tools of the Trade:=A0 How-to Series"
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Session Dates:=A0 3/30, 4/23, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, & 5/18
.=A0 Tues: 3/30: How to do Your Professional Head Shot Project
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 [No Session Tues. 4=
/6.]
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4: How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, part II
.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Promotional Mat=
erials
II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwriting Basic=
s=20
for=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"=A0=A0=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Participants should come prepared to focus & work on the Cra=
ft of being=20
a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to=20
make your play,=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
your work so=20
that you may=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
dings.=20
Writers will have the=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & Format"
=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, screen=20
plays, & TV scripts).
.=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
=A0=A0=A0 Concept, Characters, Content, Conflict, Conclusion
.=A0 Thurs. 4/15:=A0=A0 "Readin,' Writin,' & Reacting"
=A0=A0=A0 Workshop your drafts to get reactions and guidance to edit your ma=
terial=20
to make it=A0 more marketable.=A0=20
.=A0 Thurs. 4/22:=A0=A0 "Revising , Refining & Rehearsing," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 4/29:=A0=A0 "Revising, Refining & Rehearsing," part II
=A0=A0=A0Workshop your revised scene or one-act drafts or final copy to get=20
reactions and=A0 guidance to edit your =20
material to enhance its marketability to producers & play readings.=20
Fees: I.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
$ 25.00=A0 each when registering for 2 or more sessions at the same time.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
red.
$ 30.00=A0 each session .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Cre=
dit Cards accepted.
Fees:=A0 II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwrit=
ing=20
Basics for=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced=20
payment=A0 required.
$ 25.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions with advanced payment.=A0=20
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Credit=
Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all sessions i=
n=20
each series.=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s=20
as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio, is an actor=
,=20
director and coach whose professional credits include recent appearances in=20
Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibsen's A Doll's House, Neil Simon=
's=20
The Sunshine Boys, Langston Hughes' Simply Heavenly, Ossie Davis' Purlie,=20
Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor as well as other roles in Cleveland=
area=20
theatres. She has been a recipient of the Karamu Actors Guild, 1999-2000=20
(Outer Circle) Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical," for her rol=
e as=20
Idella in Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie.=A0=A0 Recent TV cre=
dits=20
include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwone Fisher=A0 directed by=20=
Denzel=20
Washington, and The Year That Trembled, Jay Craven, Director.=A0 Her talent=20
resume lists numerous TV commercials, industrials, and voiceovers.=A0=20
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to=20
present her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business, Life=20
Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist Presentations. S=
ue also=20
can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=A9 "Getting Your Big Break=
,"=20
and "Actors' Career, Craft & Professional Development" workshop series for=20
various theatre, educational and cultural arts organizations.=A0=20
She was a producer and co-hosted "WAKE UP And LIVE withG.A.S."=A9,a series o=
f=20
three entertainment and arts talk shows heard on WELW Radio.=A0 She has also=
made=20
former guest appearances on Fox TV 8's "Fox Unplugged."=20
Sue, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.Ed degree fro=
m=20
Cleveland State=A0 University and is the proud mom of Heidi, a poet who=20
publishes and performs her works under the pen name, Nia.
About Gary Webster . . .
Gary Webster Gary is a well-known radio personality in the Painesville, OH=20
area who spends his off-air time studying acting, performing and writing pla=
ys.=20
For the past 8 years, Gary has written numerous one-act plays and sketches,=20
including Divine Intervention, which have been performed in staged readings=20=
and=20
full productions in the greater Cleveland area. Gary, along with Ruby Fox an=
d=20
Sue Johnson recently completed writing and producing Harlem Blues.=A0 Gary h=
as=20
also studied extensively at the Cleveland Playhouse with Bob Noll, a well-kn=
own=20
national playwright and professor at John Carroll University
Gary, a=A0 graduate in Communications, from Kent State University, is now=20
adding essay writing to his repertoire of artistic endeavors.=A0 Gary is wor=
king on=20
his Nobody Asked Me, But . . ., a collection of commentaries and essays abou=
t=20
the human condition, which he has performed for cultural arts organizations=20=
and=20
is being developed for publication.
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From:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
NOTE: We continue to experience some email 'glitches,' s=
o, it's still not completely reliable.
For any questions or to register for sessions, it's best to call (216) 561-8=
608 for the time being. Thanks.
Register Now . . .
for "Tricks of The Trade:=A0 Craft, Career & Professional Development" <=
BR>
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker H=
eights locations.
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
To register for ongoing classes for Actors, Playwrights, Directors & Oth=
er Performing Artists, call (216) 561-8608, or email wakeup4664 at aol.com.=A0=20=
I."Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Ser=
ies
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"<=
BR>
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 3/23, 3/25, 3/27, & 4/3
=A0
Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=
=A0 See yourself as=A0=A0
talent agents, producers, clients & casting agents see you.=A0 Learn how=
your facial
expressions, gestures/mannerisms, body language/movement & voice project=
on-
camera. Enhance the way you look, speak & act to get work.
.=A0 Tues. 3/23:=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 3/25:=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part II
=A0=A0=A0=A0
Practice reading scripts on-camera to prepare for=A0 commercial,=
industrial & film auditions.
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Learn " Tricks of the Trade" techniques for scene work; become=20=
comfortable with, &
=A0=A0=A0=A0 memorize, monologues & script material. .=A0 Sat. 3/27:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part III
.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part IV<=
/B>
=A0=A0=A0Practice on-camera skills with monologues, commercial, film & i=
ndustrial =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=
=A0=A0=A0=A0
scripts. Get feedback on how you look, speak & act on=
- camera.
2. "Voiceover & Speaking Techniques For Performing Artists"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/17, 4/24, & 5/1
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
=
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interest=
ing?=A0 Do you 'Swallow' your
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
ow down?'=A0
Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the=20=
details - pacing, "t's, d's, &
ings," etc.=A0 Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, arti=
culation, intonation,=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
inflection, and more, to give your characters & performances more flavor=
. Great session for singers
& comedians, too.
.=A0 Sat. 4/17:=A0 Listen, Hear & Discern
=A0=A0=A0Assess & Analyze Your Speaking Style .=A0 Sat. 4/24:=A0 Speak With a Purpose
=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a=
Difference .=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry
3. "Business Basics for Performing Artists: On Being an Entrepreneur"=
=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business operati=
on.=A0
=
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotio=
nal materials, networking & other
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
, dancer or musician.=A0 .=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotio=
nal materials such as, postcards to
=A0=A0=A0 promote=A0 yourself. .=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, aud=
ition & work as a performing
=A0=A0=A0 artist.=A0 Avoid=A0 financial pitfalls. .=A0 Breaking into the business: Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "S=
cams," Casting Directors,
=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions. .=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - t=
o make that Leap from Cleveland
=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everythin=
g from=A0 - Audition - to - Acting
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "S=
urvival skills." All about
=A0 "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get n=
oticed & to get work. .=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use y=
our versatility to help pay the bills
=A0=A0=A0 when your career seems stalled or isn't going the way you'd like.=
=A0=A0
.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'
=A0=A0 Head shots, Resumes, Demo CD's, Business Cards & Other Promotiona=
l Materials .=A0 Sat. 5/15:=A0 Marketing Basics
=A0=A0=A0Marketing Yourself to Get Local, Regional & National Work .=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0Career Options, Transitions & Alternative 'Survival Skills'<=
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4. "Tools of the Trade:=A0 How-to Series"
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Session Dates:=A0 3/30, 4/23, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, & 5/=
18
.=A0Tues: 3/30: How to do Your Professional Head Shot Project
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4: How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, pa=
rt II
.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other <=
BR>
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Promotional Mat=
erials
II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwriting Ba=
sics for=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"=A0=A0=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Participants should come prepared to focus & work on the=
Craft of being a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to make your play,
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
your work so that you may
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
dings. Writers will have the
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.=
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & F=
ormat"
=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, scree=
n plays, & TV scripts). .=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
=A0=A0=A0 Concept, Characters, Content, Conflict, Conclusion .=A0 Thurs. 4/15:=A0=A0 "Readin,' Writin,' & Reacting"
=A0=A0=A0 Workshop your drafts to get reactions and guidance to edit your ma=
terial to make it=A0 more marketable.=A0 .=A0 Thurs. 4/22:=A0=A0 "Revising , Refining & Rehearsing," part I .=A0 Thurs. 4/29:=A0=A0 "Revising, Refining & Rehearsing," part II
=A0=A0=A0Workshop your revised scene or one-act drafts or final copy to get=20=
reactions and=A0 guidance to edit your
material to enhance its marketability to producers &=20=
play readings.
Fees: I.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" S=
eries
$ 25.00=A0 each when registering for 2 or more sessions at the same time.
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
red.
$ 30.00=A0 each session .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Cr=
edit Cards accepted.
Fees:=A0 II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptw=
riting Basics for
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced payment=A0 required.
$ 25.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions with advanced payment.=A0
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Credit=
Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all session=
s in each series.=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio=
, is an actor, director and coach whose professional credits include=
recent appearances in Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibse=
n's A Doll's House, Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, Langston H=
ughes' 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 Id=
ella in Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie.=A0=A0 Recent T=
V credits include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwon=
e Fisher=A0 directed by Denzel Washington, and The Year That Trembled=
, Jay Craven, Director.=A0 Her talent resume lists numerous TV commercia=
ls, industrials, and voiceovers.=A0
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to pr=
esent her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business,=20=
Life Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist P=
resentations. Sue also can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=
=A9 "Getting Your Big Break," and "Actors' Career, Craft & Profession=
al Development" workshop series for various theatre, educational and cul=
tural arts organizations.=A0
She was a producer and co-hosted "WAKE UP And LIVE withG.A.S."=A9,a s=
eries of three entertainment and arts talk shows heard on WELW Radio.=A0 She=
has also made former guest appearances on Fox TV 8's "Fox Unplugged."
Sue, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.Ed degree fro=
m Cleveland State=A0 University and is the proud mom of Heidi, a poet who pu=
blishes and performs her works under the pen name, Nia.
About Gary Webster . . .
Gary Webster Gary is a well-known radio personality in the Painesville, OH a=
rea who spends his off-air time studying acting, performing and writing play=
s. For the past 8 years, Gary has written numerous one-act plays and sketche=
s, including Divine Intervention, which have been performed in staged=
readings and full productions in the greater Cleveland area. Gary, along wi=
th Ruby Fox and Sue Johnson recently completed writing and producing Harl=
em Blues.=A0 Gary has also studied extensively at the Cleveland Playhous=
e with Bob Noll, a well-known national playwright and professor at John Carr=
oll University
Gary, a=A0 graduate in Communications, from Kent State University, is now ad=
ding essay writing to his repertoire of artistic endeavors.=A0 Gary is worki=
ng on his Nobody Asked Me, But . . ., a collection of commentaries an=
d essays about the human condition, which he has performed for cultural arts=
organizations and is being developed for publication.
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From srsdrama at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 08:12:57 2004
From: srsdrama at yahoo.com (St. Richard Theatre Company)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 08:12:57 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]SRTC presents "THE WIZ" this weekend!!!
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ST. RICHARD THEATRE COMPANY
presents
THE WIZ
Music and Lyrics by CHARLIE SMALLS
Book by WILLIAM F. BROWN
Based on the novel ?The Wonderful Wizard of Oz?
by L. Frank Baum
Directed and Choreographed by
NATHAN A. LILLY
Musical Direction by
KRISTEN M. NOLAN
Thursday, March 25, 2004 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 2:00 p.m.
ST. RICHARD SCHOOL
26875 Lorain Road
North Olmsted, Ohio
FOR TICKETS CALL
(440) 779-0531
SRSDramaTickets at aol.com
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From ray at worldeonline.com Mon Mar 22 10:07:53 2004
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 13:07:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Audition space for low budget films!
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Audition space and staff for low and very low budget films. Extras also
provided at no charge. Many other services available.=20
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4913 Storer Ave.
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(Cleveland=92s near west side)
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From dwarnke at karamu.com Mon Mar 22 11:13:31 2004
From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:13:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking for a prince
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in Junior High and High School interested in playing the part of the =
Prince in it's upcoming production of Cinderella. The show will open on =
May first and run for three weekends. The Director is hoping to double =
cast the role. Interested parties should come to Music Room #30 at the =
Karamu Performing Arts and Education Complex at 2355 E. 89th, at the =
corner of Quincy Avenue in the heart of the Fairfax District, Tuesday, =
March 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Please ask for Director Judy Mazur.
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From HMacks at woio.com Mon Mar 22 12:56:36 2004
From: HMacks at woio.com (Macks, Heather)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:56:36 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]EXTRAS NEEDED
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top model material? We are looking for beautiful women of all ethnic
backgrounds to be in a television commercial. We are planning on
shooting the commercial either the week of March 22nd or 29th. Sorry,
no pay for this one but tons of exposure! If you are between the ages
of 20 and 30, please email hmacks at woio.com and let Heather know if you
are available.
=20
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Creative Services Producer
Cleveland's CBS 19 and WUAB 43 The Block
1717 East 12th Street
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know if=20
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Creative Services=20
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From mpreston at dobama.org Mon Mar 22 13:01:20 2004
From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR Marketing Director)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:01:20 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Spring Classes for Kids at Dobama Begin March 30th!
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Spring Classes for Kids at Dobama Theatre!
8-week classes!
I. WORLD
ADVENTURE!
Ages 6 to 9
A new country is explored each week through theater, dance, music and
language! This is a very active, imaginative class that also provides a
rich multicultural experience.
Time: Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
March 30 to May 18
Cost: $85
Instructor: Robin Pease, a local Equity actress and founder of the
nationally-known Kulture Kids.
II. STAGE
COACHING
Ages 10 to 12
Movement, vocal and acting techniques are utilized in scene work from
winning plays of the Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival. The class
will culminate in the creation of original scenes.
Time: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
March 31 to May 19
Cost: $85
Instructor: Tyler Postma, a local Equity actress and schoolteacher.
Please bring your children for the
Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival AUDITIONS
Tuesday, May, 4th at 6:30 p.m. at Dobama Theatre
*Classes run for eight weeks. Call Joyce Casey,
Dobama's Artistic Director, to discuss admission criteria.
Dobama Theatre, 1846 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
(216) 932-6838 or jcasey at dobama.org.
Dobama Theatre
1846 Coventry Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
(216) 932-6838
Email: dobama at core.com
Web: www.dobama.org
Marjorie Preston
PR/Marketing Director, Dobama Theatre
(216) 932-6838 www.dobama.org
1846 Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights
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Dobama Theatre is proud to present:
April 23-May 16
The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown, directed by Victoria Bussert
featuring Scott Plate and Sandy Simon
"Strong score ... many infectious tunes ... Short, bittersweet and nearly
perfect."
-Robert Hofler, Variety
April 30-May 16:
The New Works Festival in Dobama's Night Kitchen
June 10-13:
The 26th Annual Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival
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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:46:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Music Man with cast of 120
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available at the door. Come early and get a good seat!!!
Show Dates: March 26, 27, 28, April 2, 3
Curtain: 8:00 on Fri/Sat, 2:00 on Sunday
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From: Pebblesun at aol.com (Pebblesun at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:52:39 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Take Lessons From Former Rent Guitarist!
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From: Pebblesun at aol.com (Pebblesun at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 19:14:26 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]scenic designer/set builder available
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From Grumio85 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 12:53:11 2004
From: Grumio85 at aol.com (Grumio85 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:53:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center needs Stage Managers/Prod. Assts.
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Beck Center is seeking the following:
STAGE MANAGER: "Reefer Madness" (Scott Spence/Director)
Prod. Dates---> May 21st thru June
20th
(Fri/Sat/Sun)
Reh. Begin---> April 10th
This is a PAID position!!!
STAGE MANAGER: Steel Magnolias (Sarah May/Director)
Prod. Dates--->June 4th thru June 27th
(Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun)
Reh. Begin--->Approx. late April
This is a PAID position!!
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Agnes of God (Director/Seth Gordon)
(SM/ Beth Wood)
Prod. Dates--->April 9
thru May 2
(Fri/Sat/Sun.....no
Easter Sun tho)
Tech Week begins Sun.
April 4th.
Will report to SM and be responsible for Misc. backstage
duties...some light props/costume changes)
*This is a volunteer position!
Please respond with interest to any of the above to:
Scott Spence
Grumio85 at aol.com or
SSpence at beckcenter.org
Thank You!!!!
Scott Spence
Scott Spence
Artistic Director
The Beck Center
216-521-2540
www.beckcenter.org
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From blesner at solonohio.org Mon Mar 22 13:04:29 2004
From: blesner at solonohio.org (Barb Lesner)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:04:29 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]DON'T MISS AUDITIONS FOR LEND ME A TENOR TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW!!!!
Message-ID: <20040322T160429Z_354200010000@solonohio.org>
Don't forget auditions are tonight for...
Lend Me A Tenor
By Ken Ludwig
Directed by Barbara Rhoades
Auditions tonight and tomorrow - Monday, March 22 and Tuesday, March 23 =
from 7-9 pm
Location: Solon Center for the Arts
All roles are open and include: Max, Maggie, Saunders, Tito Merelli, =
Maria, the Bellhop, Diana and Julia. =20
Actors should be prepared to =
read scenes from the script and if auditioning for
the parts of Tito, the Bellhop =
and Max please prepare 16 bars of a ballad or an aria.=20
Performances: Fridays and Saturdays May 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29 at 7:30 =
pm
Sundays May 16 and 23 at 2 pm.
For more information please call 440.337.1400
Solon Center for the Arts is located at 6315 SOM Center Road in Solon
From Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com Mon Mar 22 20:44:55 2004
From: Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com (Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:44:55 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Attn FIlmmakers - SPIRITUAL CINEMA COMMUNITY FORMING IN
CLEVELAND
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THERE IS AN EXCITING NEW CINEMA COMMUNITY
FORMING IN CLEVELAND.
This is a wonderful opportunity for independent filmmakers and others
interested in our local film industry. If you are a film producer, director, actor,
screenplay writer, cameraperson, videographer, soundperson, editor, etc., or
if you are interested in the film industry in any other capacity, please read
and respond to Mary Faktor at CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com with your area of
talent/interest, name, address, phone number, email, and website.
The Institute of Spiritual Entertainment, Inc. (ISE).
After more than 25 years in Mainstream Hollywood,
Stephen Simon (Producer/Director/Studio Executive on such
films as Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Somewhere in Time, What Dreams
May Come, The Good-bye Girl, Smokey and the Bandit and many others, and author
of THE FORCE IS WITH YOU- (Mystical Movie Messages That Inspire Our Lives) has
CO-founded The Institute of Spiritual Entertainment, Inc. (ISE).
This organization provides a venue for the development of artistic and
creative works that inspire and ennoble the human spirit... supporting artistic
expression. Beside offering support in getting your film made, there is also
possible support in distributing your film. (Check www.MovingMessagesMedia.com for
more information)
Recognizing the powerful effect - both good and bad - that the media has upon
our culture, Stephen Simon travels the globe promoting an explosive grass
roots movement called "Spiritual Cinema Communities." "Spiritual Cinema" is a
new genre which illuminates the human condition through films that inspire the
viewer to explore our humanity at its best. Spiritual is not to be confused
with religious. Spiritual Entertainment explores the magic, mystery and
paradoxes of the human experience." (i.e. It's a Wonderful Life, Forrest Gump, The
Matrix, Bruce Almighty, 2001 A Space Odessy, Whale Rider, Crouching Tiger
Hidden Dragon, etc.)
Through the leadership of Stephen Simon and ISE, over 70 "Spiritual Cinema
Communities" have been formed from Connecticut to Australia. There are two
different spiritual cinema community focuses.
1. Artistic focused Community
Mary Faktor - Cleveland Coordinator - Email: CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com
Participants are those in the artistic community who create entertainment
that falls within the spiritual cinema genre. This group will gather monthly in
a safe and nurturing space to:
* Work in a collaborative effort to create Spiritual Entertainment
projects via
script writing, reading, film development, etc.
* Work as a support team for each other for whatever creative project
each participant might have.
* Share knowledge and resources to increase the successes of each
participant.
* Showcase each other's projects for discussion and feedback.
* Invite guest speakers to discuss topics of interest to the participants.
* Inform and interest the public about Spiritual Entertainment.
* Provide insights and updates to the ISE.
The following values and attitudes will be honored within this artistic
community:
** Providing an open, supportive and creative network of artistic people
**Creating a safe, nurturing space to allow creative energies to flow
**Sharing and expanding through collaboration, teamwork and a
"together we can" attitude
**Connecting people with their passion and higher purpose
**Surrendering the self to the larger good, "check your ego at the door"
mentality
**Giving credit where credit is due
**Respecting all participants views, opinions and creations
**Being trustworthy, honest, peaceful, harmonious and loving
**Incorporating consciousness, hope, empowerment, and inspiration into our
stories in an entertaining fashion.
The following values and attitudes are NOT supported by the ISE
**Promotion of violence for violence sake
**Degradation or exploitation of an individual or group
**Destruction of any sort, be it a race of people, species, the earth or
Universe
2. Audience focused Community
Cleveland Coordinator Greg Liber - Email: GregLiber at yahoo.com
Participants gather monthly at Unity of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Heights
to:
* View and discuss films with spiritual, inspirational or metaphysical
messages.
* Invite independent filmmakers to showcase and discuss their films.
* Raise interest and awareness in the local community about Spiritual
Entertainment.
* Provide insights and updates to ISE
If you are interested in learning more about joining this exciting new group
of like-minded individuals to produce and distribute independent films that
will make a positiveimpact on the world, please
1. Check www.MovingMessagesMedia.com and sign up for Stephen Simon's
newsletter, movie reviews and list of recommended viewing.
2. Email Mary Faktor at CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com (if you are interested in
joining the Artistic Spiritual Cinema Community) with your name, address, phone
number, talent/skill, email and website (if applicable) and you will be added
to a listserve to receive notice of the first organizational meeting to be
announced.
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From mamaevans2130 at juno.com Mon Mar 22 20:51:58 2004
From: mamaevans2130 at juno.com (Loretta D Evans)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:51:58 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Piano Teacher Wanted
Message-ID: <20040322.235159.3236.0.mamaevans2130@juno.com>
Looking for piano instructor for 21 year old in the Kent, OH area.
Experienced in piano and looking to excelerate in music theory. Day and
evening times available. Please reply to Laura at
lauradaleyevans at yahoo.com
Thanks,
-Evans
From dkilbane at cptonline.org Mon Mar 22 15:16:42 2004
From: dkilbane at cptonline.org (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 18:16:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Danceworks 04 continues w/ SAFMOD and CCDT! March 26 - 28,
2004
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You can dance, for inspiration...
And, check out SAFMOD on FOX 8's morning show between 6 and 9am this
Wednesday, March 24!
March 26 - March 28, 2004
SAFMOD
Young Park, Artistic Director
"...sheer exuberance..."
--The Toronto Star
CPT's eclectic resident dance company returns to Gordon Square Theatre,
celebrating the power of collaboration between dance, live music, visual
arts, and the rhythms of urban life. SAFMOD (SubAtomic Frequency Modulation
OverDose) embraces the use of inter-media improvisation and ritualistic
processes to cross traditional barriers and perceptions, and to create
original, interactive performances. Their piece for Danceworks 04,
"Odyssey," is a full-length work in which contemporary souls crave the
simple solace of the journey back to where they belong but become frustrated
by the complex and fragmented modern condition, raising the question: does
the concept of home even exist? SAFMOD invites audiences to share a
cathartic plunge through the convoluted terrain of today's emotional
landscape with the combination of dance, theatre, original music, poetic
scripts, stilts, aerial fabric, and visual design.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 3:00 p.m.
March 26 - March 28, 2004
Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatre
Michael Medcalf, Artistic/Executive Director
"Impressive, lyrical, evocative."
--The Cleveland Plain Dealer
CPT's resident dance company presents a roster of electric and soulful dance
featuring the choreography of Dianne McIntyre, Young Park, and Linda Kahn,
entitled "When Women Gather." This multicultural ensemble of
African-American, Asian-American, and Jewish-American women offers a diverse
perspective of their experiences as minorities in America with the visceral
essence of African-American dance traditions. With what has been called
"intelligent, fresh, invigorating" dance, these women present the
exploration of human connections between men, women, their emotions, and
conflicts within themselves. Additionally, Artistic/Executive Director
Michael Medcalf choreographs "Urban Love Song," a piece exploring masculine
expositions from a feminine perspective.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 3:00 p.m.
General Admission $18
Students and Seniors $15
Buy Now By Phone 216.631.2727
Dan Kilbane
Publicist
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44102
tel: 216/631-2727 ext. 203
fax: 216/631-2575
www.cptonline.org
dkilbane at cptonline.org
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 22:24:31 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 22:24:31 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus -- Auditions Postponed
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NEOhioPal Subscribers,
Recently, I have received several calls and e-mails concerning The Taming of Shakespeare Company's audition dates for Titus Andronicus. Unfortunately, at this time, our auditions have been postponed due to the unavailability of our local theater in the coming months. Our auditions have been RE-SCHEDULED for mid-May.
Rehearsal times will be dependent on the availability of our actors/actresses.
Our projected production dates are for September, 2004.
The role of Titus is pre-cast. All other roles are open.
If you have any other questions, comments, or concerns, please e-mail BethAnn at TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com.
My apologies for any inconvenience or confusion,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
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Rehearsal times will be dependent on the availability of our actors/actresses.
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From ziggy at apk.net Tue Mar 23 07:20:15 2004
From: ziggy at apk.net (Frederick Perry)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:20:15 -0800
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Hamlet's" final week 3/25-3/28 at Tri-C Metro
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Hamlet
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Frederick Perry
Final week of production, Thursday through Sunday (March 25, 26, 27 at 8pm
and 3pm on March 28) in the Studio Theatre at the Metro Campus of Cuyahoga
Community College.
Use entrance #6 at Woodland and 30th for secure underground parking. Fifty
cents (2 quarters) fee upon exit.
Spring is in the air and it's a perfect time for a good tragedy! Our
multi-cultural production of Hamlet is a fast moving 2-hour, production that
brings into focus the profound meaning of Revenge and that it should have no
bounds!
Call 216 987-4211 for Reservations. Adults $7, Student and Seniors $5.
For groups of 10 or more call 216 987-4535 for group rate.
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From Crwhite114 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 04:18:21 2004
From: Crwhite114 at aol.com (Crwhite114 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:18:21 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Caught in the Net" - 2nd Weekend at Chagrin Valley Little
Theatre
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Press Release
Chagrin Valley Little Theater
Presents Ray Cooney's "Caught in the Net"
March 23, 2004 John Smith, is a bigamous taxi driver with one wife in
Wimbledon and another in Streatham. And the farcical action goes into overdrive
from the start, as his teenage daughter by one marriage and his teenage son by
the other discover each other on the Internet and seem intent on starting a
fine romance, little suspecting that they share the same dad. So farce arrives
at the Internet age!
March 19th - April 10th
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls, OH
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday
Call the box office for tickets today!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented actors,
directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus special 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 Valley
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dad. So farce arrives at the Internet age!
March 19th - April 10th
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented actors, d=
irectors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus special eve=
nts such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
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From benneedham at ameritech.net Tue Mar 23 07:17:31 2004
From: benneedham at ameritech.net (Ben Needham)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 10:17:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking to find a 70's era jeep for upcoming production
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have
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Digital Squirrel Studio
63 Jackson Blvd Bedford, OH 44146
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with,
or know someone who does, please contact us.
Thanks,
Ben Needham
Ben Needham
Principal Designer
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Phone: 216-534-3468
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From ahedges at kalliopestage.com Tue Mar 23 08:15:37 2004
From: ahedges at kalliopestage.com (Allison Hedges)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 08:15:37 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Classes at Kalliope Stage beginning this Saturday!
Message-ID: <20040323161537.72670.qmail@web80303.mail.yahoo.com>
Kalliope Stage, the new professional musical theater
at the corner of Cedar and Lee in Cleveland Heights,
is offering its first season of classes taught by
Education Director Allison Hedges.
The Spring session runs from Saturday, March 27th thru
Saturday, May 15th, featuring the following classes
for kids and teens:
KALLIOPE KIDS (ages 8-12)
Saturdays 10:30-11:30 AM
$96
This eight-week introductory course uses creative play
to develop useful skills for the stage and beyond.
We?ll explore creative expression with theater games
that foster concentration, listening and responding,
problem solving, cooperation, and goal reaching.
Further exercises introduce improvisation, creative
storytelling, and character development, with the use
of movement, music, and art. The same skills an actor
uses onstage also build confidence and self esteem in
everyday life.
TRIPLE THREAT (ages 12-18)
Saturdays, 2:30-4:00 PM
$128
Singer, Actor, Dancer ? that?s the performer who?s a
triple threat. In the world of musical theater the
triple threat is always in demand. This eight-week
course explores acting, voice, and movement with
guidance from industry professionals. We?ll target
each student?s unique talents and how to develop them
to reach a personal best. The course will culminate in
a mock audition where you?ll put new skills into
practice. Present a song on Kalliope?s stage, and
start on your way to becoming a triple threat. Bring a
notebook and sheet music for a song you know to the
first class.
TEEN IMROV (ages 12-18)
Saturdays, 12:30-2:00 PM
$128
Improvisation is the basis of sketch comedy, and it?s
one of the most challenging acting skills to master.
We?ll explore voice, movement, and character
development through interactive theater games and
exercises. There are more important things than
memorizing lines from a script. Learn to think on your
feet by sharpening your ability to listen, observe,
and respond in the moment.
"Welcome to our first season of classes at Kalliope
Stage, a place for creative self expression. A rich,
active imagination is a talent all young people should
develop. Being able to approach life creatively is a
valuable tool for success. Every Saturday we?ll
discover new ways to stretch our imaginations and have
fun while we learn." ? Allison Hedges, Education
Director
Allison Hedges received her Bachelor's degree in Drama
from New York University, where she studied at the
prestigious Tisch School of the Arts. At NYU?s
graduate program in Educational Theater, she studied
with pioneers of the field including Nellie McCaslin,
Lowell Swortzell, and the children's playwright Aurand
Harris. Her dramatic studies include residencies with
New York's Circle-in-the-Square Theater School,
William Esper Studio, and London's Holborn Center for
the Performing Arts. Her professional credits began
with a co-starring role in the CBS miniseries "George
Washington II: The Forging of a Nation" with Barry
Bostwick and Patty Duke. She has continued her work in
film, television, and theater, including roles in
"Stealing Home" and "Dead Poets? Society." Ms. Hedges
taught drama for children at Philadelphia's historic
Walnut Street Theater and directed the children?s
theater program at the Please Touch Museum. She has
directed many productions for both children and
adults, and conducted theater-in-education workshops
based on original material. She is currently
appearing in Kalliope Stage's premiere production, "A
Grand Night for Singing."
Kalliope Stage is located at 2134 Lee Road, just off
of Cedar Road in Cleveland Heights. For more
information about the education program, please call
Allison Hedges at (216) 321-0860 or send an email to
ahedges at kalliopestage.com.
From GrahaSu at ci.akron.oh.us Tue Mar 23 08:48:12 2004
From: GrahaSu at ci.akron.oh.us (Graham, Suzie)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 11:48:12 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Costume/Fashion Artist Needed For Lock 3 Summer Arts
Experience i n Akron
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The City of Akron is seeking an instructor for the Costume/Fashion Design
component of the Lock 3 Summer Arts Experience.
The Lock 3 Summer Arts experience is a program organized through Don
Plusquellic, the Mayor of the City of Akron. The program identifies students
aged 14 to 18 with a demonstrated aptitude for the arts, and partners them
with professional artists who mentor them in the creation of collaborative
works of art. This summer, the program will offer seven components:
Filmmaking and Video, Creative Writing, Theatre Performance, Music
Production and Performance, Metalsmithing/ 3 Dimensional Art, Sculpture/Mask
Making, and Fashion/Costume Design. Each of these components will work
under the unified concept of Transforming Myth. Combining research with
history and creativity, each component will create individual and
collaborative works of art. The program integrates work readiness skills
with art education by assisting the students in building resumes,
portfolios, working art and workplace techniques and promoting a workplace
environment. Apprentices (the students) are paid a $400 stipend for their
participation in the program.
Program Details:
Generally, each component should run approximately 4-5
weeks, with no more than 6 hours worked by apprentices per day. Total
scheduled working hours for apprentices should be between 80 and 100 hours.
Days and times are somewhat flexible depending upon the requirements of the
component.
The overall program is scheduled to begin June 14 and end
with a closing reception/performance/gallery opening on August 12. Each of
the seven components will be scheduled during that time.
Lead artists are invited to be a part of the interview and
selection process of students (beginning in April).
Artists generally work with 10 apprentices.
The Summer 2004 Summer Arts Experience will carry on the spirit of the
original program with some changes in format and artistic vision. This
year, the seven art components will be unified conceptually under the common
theme of "Transforming Myth". Each component will base its process on the
research and reinterpretation of diverse myths throughout time. Reflecting
diversity, history and creativity, it will be the mission of each instructor
to impart the original myths to their apprentices, and guide them in the
reinterpretation of those myths into their finished projects.
Although much of the Lock 3 activity will still take place downtown, some of
the components include outreach projects, making the Lock 3 Summer Arts
Experience more present in the public eye. Components will take place
throughout the summer, mid June to mid August, with all groups coming
together for the final Gallery Reception and Graduation Ceremony on August
12. Components will be reunited August 28th for a public performance and
exhibit in conjunction with Lock 3 events.
Each component will culminate with a finished product that will be
marketable to corporations or the general public.
Fashion/Costume Design Concept:
This mentor will guide apprentices (students aged 14-17 who are awarded a
stipend) in the research of clothing, and possible ties to mythology or
performance. Using the Acting Troupe's actors and their own body types as
models, they will design and create costumes and ready to wear incorporating
history, myth, and their own modern outlook. Clothing will be used in
performance as well as made available for sale. Mentor must provide
instruction and demonstration in the following: Fashion/ Costume Rendering,
Construction Techniques (and be able to oversee/guide and possibly complete
the construction of garments), Pattern Drafting, Pattern use, Cutting/
Draping, Fitting, Fabric Dying and Treatment. End Product: Clothing
designed by the group available for sale (including accessories and
garments). Costumes for the Theatre Troupe (10 actors).
Location/ Schedule: This component will coincide with the Theater
component. It will require some overlap, but not identical schedules. It
will take place at the Lock 3 Park. Preferably July 12-August 12 with room
for variation.
This concept is flexible depending upon the lead artists abilities/talent
and artistic direction.
Salary range $1500-$3500 for program commitment, commensurate with
experience.
From ray at worldeonline.com Tue Mar 23 10:23:04 2004
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 13:23:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Film crew training at North Coast Central Casting.
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From mslowey at yahoo.com Tue Mar 23 14:53:09 2004
From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:53:09 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEED YOUNG MALE,
HIGH BARITONE SINGER/ACTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" @ CLAGUE
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
WESTLAKE, OH 44145
PHONE: 440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is still in need of a young male, high baritone, singer/actor for The Fantasticks.
Performance Dates are May 7 - 30
Contact Director Rob Gibb at 1-216-226-1404 to arrange for audition.
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
WESTLAKE, OH 44145
PHONE: 440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is still in need of a young male, high baritone, singer/actor forThe Fantasticks.
Performance Dates are May 7 - 30
Contact Director Rob Gibb at 1-216-226-1404 to arrange for audition.
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Tue Mar 23 15:08:47 2004
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 18:08:47 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kevin Kellyokie is Back - with a Twist!
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It's back, but this time with me behind the bar!
Come to Cronies in Lakewood to belt out a few tunes and belt down a few
drinks!
And ask for a no-carb shot called a Kevin Kellakazee, thank you.
The first night back is this Wednesday, March 24, 2004
It is that time of the month again, yep, time to drink and sing!
I am your humble host for:
Karaoke Theatre Night
Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 10 PM
Cronies Bar and Grill
Located Detroit and Wayne in Lakewood
17900 Detroit Avenue
Starts at 10, come early to get a table
Sing, Eat, or Find Yourself!
Kitchen open until Midnight
216-226-3310, if you get lost
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me for anything 216-269-3824
TPOG!
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It's back, but this time with me behind the bar!
Come to Cronies in Lakewood to belt out a few tunes and belt down a few drin=
ks!
And ask for a no-carb shot called a Kevin Kellakazee, thank you.
The first night back is this Wednesday, March 24, 2004
It is that time of the month again, yep, time to drink and sing!
I am your humble host for:
Karaoke Theatre Night
Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 10 PM
Cronies Bar and Grill
Located Detroit and Wayne in Lakewood
17900 Detroit Avenue
Starts at 10, come early to get a table
Sing, Eat, or Find Yourself!
Kitchen open until Midnight
216-226-3310, if you get lost
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me for anything 216-269-3824
TPOG!
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From spanishxrose at hotmail.com Tue Mar 23 16:46:57 2004
From: spanishxrose at hotmail.com (Spanish Rose)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:46:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]MHS The Crucible
Message-ID:
Arthur Miller's The Crucible
For Three Nights Only!
Thursday, March 25 @ 7:30 PM
Friday, March 26 @ 8 PM
Saturday, March 27 @ 8 PM
in Medina High School's Middle Auditorium
Tickets are $5.00
Check out MHS Performing Arts Website at http://www.mcsoh.org/pac/ for more information or call the Box Office at: (330) 636-3400
Come join a night of wonderful entertainment! The cast is wonderful and the direction professional! The words that will form on your lips are: "Wow. I can't believe this is a high school performance."
* Directions available on the MHS Performing Arts Website above *
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From Susan.Stone at tri-c.edu Tue Mar 23 16:54:41 2004
From: Susan.Stone at tri-c.edu (Stone, Susan)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:54:41 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Verve Music Chairman at Tri-C JazzFest
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Thursday, March 25, 2004 =20
1:00 p.m.
Tri-C Metro Campus Studio Theatre (Theatre 10)
Free and open to Jazz Studies Students, Recording Arts Students, General
Public.=20
Tommy LiPuma discusses the creative process behind the newly-produced Al
Jarreau recording. He'll take us behind the scenes to the Capitol studio
sessions, discuss how songs and specific musicians were chosen, and play
back the individual tracks and the finished mixes. In short, Tommy gives
us the inside scoop on the creation of this world-class Jazz recording.
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Tue Mar 23 13:18:30 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 13:18:30 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Update -- Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPal,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company has developed a website to keep actors/actress, crew, and spectators updated on our upcoming productions and auditions. The site is located at: geocities.com/tamingofshakespearecompany -- please come and visit our site and show your support for out fledgling theater company.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPal,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company has developed a website to keep actors/actress, crew, and spectators updated on our upcoming productions and auditions. The site is located at: geocities.com/tamingofshakespearecompany -- please come and visit our site and show your support for out fledgling theater company.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
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From RJtac6 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 11:39:18 2004
From: RJtac6 at aol.com (RJtac6 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:39:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEED 2 SET PIECES
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From kgygli at jcu.edu Tue Mar 23 11:51:54 2004
From: kgygli at jcu.edu (kgygli at jcu.edu)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:51:54 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Piece of My Heart Opens Friday at John Carroll University
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John Carroll University Theater is proud to present:
A Piece of My Heart by Shirley Lauro
Based on the collection of oral histories by Keith Walker
Directed by Karen Gygli
Six American women enthusiastically sign up to go to Vietnam
as nurses, entertainers, Red Cross workers and strategic
intelligence workers. But they don't find leaving Vietnam
behind them quite as easy. Based on true stories.
Show Dates: March 26, 27, April 2, and 3 at 8PM, and April 4
at 2PM in Kulas Auditorium, right under the clock tower in
John Carroll University's main administration building.
To reserve tickets, call 216.397.4428. We will not call you
back, but your tickets will be available at the box office
right before the show starts.
From exec11 at nls.net Tue Mar 23 12:37:04 2004
From: exec11 at nls.net (exec11 at nls.net)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:37:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cleveland Shakespeare Festival's 2004 Benefit
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The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival
Presents
The Comedies
The Histories
The Tragedies
The Mysteries
You are cordially invited to experience an evening of "Mystery, Murder =
and Mayhem" to benefit the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival. Try your =
hand at guessing the culprits in Shakespeare Whodunits while enjoying =
light fare and a silent auction all to help continue the Festival's =
mission to present free outdoor Shakespeare to the Northeast Ohio =
community.
With Honorary chair Les Roberts, Mystery Writer
Author of The Irish Sports Pages
Whodunit?
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival, that's who!
Whatdunit?
Light Fare
Cash Bar
Silent Auction
Shakespeare Whodunit Performances
Wheredunit?
The Hermit Club
1629 Dodge Court
Downtown Cleveland
Friday, April 23, 2004
(Shakespeare's Birthday)
6:30 to 10:30 PM
Youdunit!
General Admission $45 each=20
Benefactor $95 each ($50 Tax Deductible)
Reservations can be made online at www.cleveshakes.org=20
Check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover
Or print this email and send it with your check to:
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival
P.O. Box 93494
Cleveland, Ohio 44101-5494
Or Call 877-280-1646
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From WSPAmherst at aol.com Tue Mar 23 13:17:00 2004
From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:17:00 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players "The Dining Room" 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 or check out our website at www.workshopplayers.com
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From WSPAmherst at aol.com Tue Mar 23 13:19:18 2004
From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:19:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players to open Schoolhouse Rock Live!
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and Tom=20
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From dkilbane at cptonline.org Wed Mar 24 12:44:16 2004
From: dkilbane at cptonline.org (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:44:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PRESS RELEASE: CPT Academy's Spring Session Announced!
Message-ID:
For Immediate Release
Contact: Holly Holsinger, CPT Academy Director
216/631-2727 ext. 202
cptacademy at cptonline.org
March 24, 2004
CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS
CPT ACADEMY?S SPRING SESSION
Cutting edge theatre training for children, teens, and adults!
CLEVELAND, OH - After a successful first series in Winter 2004, the Academy
is back in session.
For 20 years, CPT has blazed trails, offering the highest quality, most
adventurous, cutting edge theatre in Northeast Ohio. Now this Near West
side institution offers an educational opportunity for children, teens, and
adults to take a thrilling step toward the edge: CPT presents the spring
2004 session of CPT Academy. Classes are taught by resident artists, who
provide innovative training to theatre enthusiasts of all ages, regardless
of experience.
CPT?s Director of Education, Holly Holsinger, is ?very excited for the
spring session, along with the return of the creative classes for children
and the very popular Going Solo class.? CPT?s groundbreaking methods unlock
the creative power and inspiration in each individual, while at the same
time focusing that energy through clear dramatic technique.
CPT Academy?s spring session consists of 8 consecutive Saturdays from April
17 - June 5, 2004.
All classes take place on the CPT campus.
Classes for Adults (ages 18 and up)
Audition Techniques
Auditioning has become an art in and of itself. Learn how to audition
effectively, the tricks of the trade, and how to show your best self. Learn
techniques in cold reading, choose the right monologue, and write the best
resume. The last class will be a special private audition for CPT?s leading
directors. Taught by Jill Levin. Saturdays 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., $125.
Experimental Theatre Wing
Work with CPT?s Resident Director Raymond Bobgan as you learn new techniques
to explore creativity, craft, and the essence of great acting. This class is
a great way for artists to reconnect to their creative resources and get
inspired. You will also learn ways of developing your own creative material
through movement, sound, song, and action. Saturdays 12:30-2:30 p.m., $150.
Going Solo: Writing for Solo Performance
Do you have a story you've always wanted to tell? Do you have material that
would work for a solo piece, but you're not sure how to put it all together?
In this class, we will use writing exercises, movement, and improvisation to
?jump start? the creative process and put you on the way to creating your
own solo work for the stage. All levels of experience are welcome. Former
students of Going Solo are encouraged to attend, but no prerequisite is
required. Taught by Sarah Morton. Saturdays 3:00-5:00 p.m., $150.
Classes for Children and Teens
Act Out Shakespeare! (ages 13-17)
Access the works of the greatest playwright of all time. Learn how to
confront Shakespeare?s works and characters with active techniques that
break down the words into digestible parts and bring the text to life. By
the end of the program you will be able to perform a fully polished
monologue, ready for audition or competition. Taught by Holly Holsinger.
Saturdays 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., $100.
Back by popular demand!!!
The Play Room (ages 6-12)
This class will allow young actors to create their own play, from a familiar
story or a tale all their own. The play will develop from improvisations and
theater games, which encourage working together as an ensemble. Fun and hard
work coexist as the kids write, design, and perform their own show. Taught
by Holly Holsinger. Saturdays 10:00-11:00 a.m., $100.
Fairy Tales (ages 3-5)
This class is a fun approach for little performers just starting out. The
class provides interactive games, music, dress-up, and new stories to act
out each week. Parents are invited to participate with their children.
Taught by Jaime Bouvier. Saturdays 10:00-10:45 a.m., $85.
Classes for children allow for fun theatre games, dress-up play, and guided
improvisations into magical worlds. They learn important tools about
building performance as they work towards producing and performing in their
very own production.
For more information about these classes, contact Holly Holsinger at
216/631-2727 ext. 202 or e-mail at cptacademy at cptonline.org
.
The Faculty
Holly Holsinger is CPT?s Director of Education. She brings over 20 years of
acting and teaching experience to the CPT Academy. In 2001, Holly was voted
?Best Actress in Cleveland? in The Free Times. She has toured all over the
U.S., Canada, Europe, and Brazil performing with Wishhounds performance
group, as well as taking on classic roles for the stage. She holds an
M.F.A. in Acting from the University of California, Irvine, where she
studied with Robert Cohen (Acting Power) and experimental theatre guru Jerzy
Grotowski. Holly has taught theatre at Ohio State University, University of
Akron, Tri-C, and Lorain Co. Community College. She has been teaching and
performing for children since 1987.
Sarah Morton is an award-winning playwright and performer, and a native of
Cleveland, Ohio. Recent productions of her plays include Night Bloomers
with Emerging Artists Theatre in New York City, Love in Pieces at the NYC
International Fringe Festival, and Stumble, with Great Lakes Theater
Festival. She has served as artist-in-residence at Cleveland State
University, Cleveland School of the Arts, and Hathaway Brown School, and has
been teaching in The Cleveland Play House's Young Playwrights Workshop for
the past six years.
Jill Levin has been an acting teacher for many years, working with actors at
Cleveland Public Theatre, The Cleveland Play House, Wisdom Bridge Theater in
Chicago, and the Pennsylvania Stage Company. She has performed in numerous
shows at CPT as well as theaters in New York, Chicago, and Tokyo. Her most
recent CPT credits include the starring role in Tennessee Williams? Summer
and Smoke, The Herald in Discordia, and Barbara in the upcoming Nickel &
Dimed. She has extensive professional actor training, and is a graduate of
New York?s Circle in the Square Theater School.
Raymond Bobgan is CPT?s Resident Director and has been creating wholly
original works of theatre for over ten years. His groundbreaking plays have
been seen throughout the U.S., Brazil, Canada, and Denmark. Bobgan has
designed and implemented numerous educational programs for CPT and has led
workshops in experimental theatre techniques at colleges, theatres,
universities, and conservatory programs.
Jaime Bouvier received a degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Iowa.
She completed her honor?s thesis while studying at the Universite de Caen in
France, where she worked with renowned puppet theatre Le Papillon. She also
performed with Natalie Amourette?s company in Normandy. In Cleveland, she
has worked with Theatre Labyrinth and has performed in various roles at
Cleveland Public Theatre.
The mission of Cleveland Public Theatre is to inspire, nurture, challenge,
amaze, educate, and empower artists and audiences, in order to make the
Cleveland public a more conscious and compassionate community.
Cleveland Public Theatre and its artistic and education programs are funded
in part by funding from Cleveland Foundation, George Gund Foundation, Ohio
Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Nord Family Foundation, John
P. Murphy Foundation, Kulas Foundation, Theatre Communications Group, Doris
Duke Charitable Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Bruening
Foundation, Codrington Foundation, Giant Eagle Foundation, Thomas White
Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater Lorain, Family Foundations of
Jewish Community Federation, Dolphin Trust, Saint Ann Foundation, Deaconess
Foundation, O?Neill Foundation, Stocker Foundation, Key Foundation, Nordson
Foundation, Wolf Foundation, Forest City, Alcoa, Third Federal, Huntington
National Bank, National City Bank, and other corporate and individual
contributors.
Cleveland Public Theatre's festival of dance: DANCEWORKS 04! You can
dance, for inspiration...
SAFMOD and CCDT March 26 - 28
BRING IT ON!
From johnballom at ameritech.net Wed Mar 24 14:24:42 2004
From: johnballom at ameritech.net (johnballom)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:24:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Re: Tailor/costume designer
References: <198.2757d70b.2d9234c6@aol.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: Tailor/costume designer
Hello John,
Thank you for your e-mail. I'm flattered you would contact me for =
suggestions. However, my address book is very slim in the film contacts =
field. But, I would recommended posting a notice (very similar to the =
one you sent me) on the Neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com
This cultural bulletin board is read by hundreds of people throughout =
Northeast Ohio looking to hire talent, and/or promote their own talents.
Best of luck to you,
Jeon Francis
In a message dated 3/22/2004 10:48:44 AM Eastern Standard Time, =
johnballom at ameritech.net writes:
I am interested in the opportunity of working on or assisting in a =
film production as a tailor/costume designer. If you have any leads that =
would assist me in this venture I would appreciate some the contacts.
I am affiliate with the Cleveland film Commission,
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From KNEWTRA3 at aol.com Wed Mar 24 14:58:26 2004
From: KNEWTRA3 at aol.com (KNEWTRA3 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:58:26 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Sanctuary a new musical
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Sanctuary
The Gospel Musical That Rocks!
What: Now in its third year Sanctuary is an all-original, contemporary
musical depicting the life and passion of Jesus Christ
When: Fridays & Saturdays April 2-3 & 9-10 at 7:30 PM
Special Easter Sunday performance April 11 at 10:00 AM
Where: Mentor Garfield Road Church of God
8250 Garfield Rd. Mentor (1 mile south of Rt. 84)
Admission: Admission is Free. Reserve Seating is available for groups of 10
or more in advance for all performances.
Credits: Conceived and Directed by Paul B. Abramson
Music and Lyrics by L.A. Watson
Musical arrangements by Troy Sartain
General: This year's edition of Sanctuary includes the addition if new songs
and scenes to last year's performance which was viewed by nearly 2000 people.
The musical features 30 original songs and production numbers, performed by a
live band and a cast of 22 singers and dancers.
Information: (440) 255-0739 www.mentorchurchofgod.org
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of Jesus Christ
When: Fridays & Saturday=
s April 2-3 & 9-10 at 7:30 PM &n=
bsp; Special Easter Sunday performance April 11 at 1=
0:00 AM
Where: Mentor Garfield Road Churc=
h of God &nbs=
p; 8250 Garfield Rd. Mentor (1 mile south of Rt. 84)
Admission: Admission is Free. Res=
erve Seating is available for groups of 10 or more in advance for all perfor=
mances.
Credits: Conceived and Directed b=
y Paul B. Abramson =
Music and Lyrics by L.A. Watson &nb=
sp; Musical arra=
ngements by Troy Sartain
General: This year's edition of S=
anctuary includes the addition if new songs and scenes to last year's perfor=
mance which was viewed by nearly 2000 people. The musical features 30 origin=
al songs and production numbers, performed by a live band and a cast of 22 s=
ingers and dancers.
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From: KABBW at aol.com (KABBW at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:51:16 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]LCMT announces West Side Story auditions
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Lorain Community Music Theater Auditions for West Side Story will be held on=
=20
Sat., Apr. 17, 2004 and Sun., Apr. 18, 2004. Registration at 12:30 p.m., =20
auditions 1 - 5 p.m. at St. Mary=E2=80=99s School Hall 7th & Reid Ave., Lo=
rain
Call-backs: Tues., Apr. 20, 2004 from 6-9 p.m.
VOCAL AUDITIONS will require that the individual prepare a selection from a=20
standard Broadway musical, approximately 90 seconds in length. An accompani=
st=20
will be provided, and the individual is required to bring sheet music in the=
=20
proper key. A song from West Side Story is permissible, whereas current pop=
=20
songs from the radio as well as a capella auditions are not acceptable.
DANCE AUDITIONS will require that the individual learn a short dance=20
combination that will be taught at the audition in a large group setting. A=
short=20
practice will be allowed, then the dance combination will be repeated in sma=
ll=20
groups. The individual is encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and shoes=
,=20
suitable for dance.
SHOW DATES: July 9, 10, 16, 17 & 18, 2004 at the Lorain Palace Civic Center
Director: Mike Larochelle Producer: Bev Muzilla
Questions?? E-mail at LCMT4WSS at hotmail.com or call Bev Muzilla at (440)=20
244-5052
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
Maria An extremely lovely, young girl brought to America to marry Chino,=20
but=20
yearns for Tony. Lyric soprano with 4+ songs. Dance preferred for dream=20
ballet.
Tony A good-looking, sandy-haired boy who used to be the leader of the=20
Jets,=20
but has outgrown the gang and is searching for something more. Lyric tenor=20
with 4+ songs. Movement preferred for dream ballet.
JETS
A-rab The class clown, A-rab uses humor to hide his fears, and serves as=20=
a=20
big brother to Baby John. Free spirit with good comic timing; must move and=
=20
sing well.
Action Action is always ready for a fight and mouthing off to any form of=
=20
authority. Tense and explosive, he leads the Jets after Riff is killed. =20
Must move and sing well.
Baby John The youngest of the gang, awed at everything. He is young,=20
innocent and vulnerable and is always the first to suggest non-violence to=20
solve a problem. Must move and sing well.
Big Deal A bespectacled self-styled expert. He is the =E2=80=98professor=
=E2=80=99 of the=20
gang, always mindful of the past and gang protocol. Must move and sing=20
well.
Diesel Riff=E2=80=99s lieutenant; the muscle of the group. The strong, s=
ilent=20
type,=20
Riff chooses him to fight Bernardo in the proposed =E2=80=98fair fight=E2=
=80=99. Must move=20
and sing well.
Riff The new leader (and heart) of the Jets. He and Tony started the=20
Jets,=20
and although Tony has outgrown the gang, Riff doesn=E2=80=99t know anything=20=
else. =20
Low tenor/baritone with 2+ songs. Must move and sing well.
Snowboy The rest of the Jets. Final cast number will be based on creatin=
g=20
a=20
group that
Gee-tar looks, interacts, and moves well together. All must sing and mov=
e=20
well.
Mouthpiece Numbers include =E2=80=98Prologue=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Jet Song=
=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Dance at the Gym=E2=80=99,
Tiger =E2=80=98Cool=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Quintet=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Rum=
ble=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Gee, Officer Krupke=E2=80=99, and the=20
dream=20
ballet.
JET GIRLS
Velma Riff=E2=80=99s girl. She is terribly young, sexy, lost in a world=20=
of jive. =20
Must be a strong dancer and =E2=80=98feminine cool=E2=80=99.
Graziella The Jet Girls must all be strong dancers, but do very little=20
singing in the show. Clarice Their big numbers are =E2=80=98Dance at=
the Gym=E2=80=99
,=20
=E2=80=98Cool=E2=80=99, and the dream ballet. Number Minnie of Jets=20=
cast will=20
determine=20
the number of Jet Girls.
Pauline
4 more girls
Anybodys A scrawny teenage girl, dressed in an outfit that is a pathetic=20
attempt to imitate that of the Jets. She is the tomboy that doesn=E2=80=99t=
fit in=20
with the girls, and does everything she can to be accepted by the Jets. She=
=20
fights, bullies Baby John, and appears at key moments to save Tony and help=20
the Jets. Must move and sing well.
SHARKS
Bernardo The leader of the Sharks; handsome and proud, but has a chip on=20
his=20
shoulder. He is very protective of his sister Maria, and untrusting of=20
anything American. He is a gentleman with the ladies, but cuts through the=20
niceties with the War Council. Must be a strong dancer with strong physical=
=20
presence. Sings opposite Anita in =E2=80=98America=E2=80=99.
Chino A shy, gentle, sweet-faced boy who has just arrived from Puerto Ric=
o=20
to marry Maria, but wants to follow in Bernardo=E2=80=99s footsteps. Must h=
ave=20
small presence, but be able to display both shyness and rage.
Indio The rest of the Sharks. The final number cast will be based on=20
creating a group
Moose that looks, interacts, and moves well together, with the numbers=20
equal=20
to the
Toro number of Jets (anywhere from 5-8 guys per group). All must sing som=
e=20
and
Pepe move well. Numbers include =E2=80=98Prologue=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Dan=
ce at the Gym=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98America
=E2=80=99,=20
=E2=80=98Quintet=E2=80=99,
Luis =E2=80=98Rumble=E2=80=99, and the dream ballet.
Anxious
Nibbles
Juano
SHARK GIRLS
Anita A Puerto Rican girl with loose hair and flashy dress, she is=20
knowing,=20
sexual and sharp. The female equivalent of Bernardo, Anita is the most=20
=E2=80=98Americanized=E2=80=99 of the Puerto Ricans, leading the ladies in p=
utting down=20
their homeland against Shark men. A strong =E2=80=98belter=E2=80=99 and dan=
cer.
Francisca The Shark Girls must all be strong dancers who sing. Their big=
=20
numbers are Teresita =E2=80=98Dance at the Gym=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98America=
=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98I Feel Pretty=E2=80=99,=20
and the=20
dream ballet. Number of Rosalia Sharks cast will determine number of=
=20
Shark=20
Girls.
Margarita
Estella
Consuelo
2 more girls
ADULTS
Doc 50+. Doc has owned the drugstore for 27 years, and is the only=20
=E2=80=98parental=E2=80=99 figure in the cast. He accepts that there is lit=
tle he can do to=20
influence the teens, but he does try to help Tony by whatever means=20
possible. 3 scenes. Speaking role only.
Glad Hand A smiling, overly cheerful MAN OR WOMAN. 30+. The school=20
guidance counselor who wants everyone to get along and just doesn=E2=80=99t=20
understand kids today. 1 scene. Speaking role only.
Lt. Shrank A plainclothes cop. 40+. Shrank is strong and always in=20
command;=20
he has a charming pleasant manner which he often employs to cover up his=20
venom and fear. 4 scenes. Speaking role only.
Krupke A big, goon-like cop. 40+. 4 scenes. Speaking role only.
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ory will be held on Sat., Apr. 17, 2004 and Sun., Apr. 18, 2004. Registratio=
n at 12:30 p.m., auditions 1 - 5 p.m. at St. Mary=E2=80=99s School Hal=
l 7th & Reid Ave., Lorain Call-backs: Tues., Apr. 2=
0, 2004 from 6-9 p.m.
VOCAL AUDITIONS will require that the individua=
l prepare a selection from a standard Broadway musical, approximately 90 sec=
onds in length. An accompanist will be provided, and the individual is=
required to bring sheet music in the proper key. A song from West Sid=
e Story is permissible, whereas current pop songs from the radio as well as=20=
a capella auditions are not acceptable.
DANCE AUDITIONS will require=20=
that the individual learn a short dance combination that will be taught at t=
he audition in a large group setting. A short practice will be allowed=
, then the dance combination will be repeated in small groups. The ind=
ividual is encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, suitable for d=
ance.
SHOW DATES: July 9, 10, 16, 17 & 18, 2004 at the Lora=
in Palace Civic Center
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From RFWB2000 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 21:37:48 2004
From: RFWB2000 at aol.com (RFWB2000 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:37:48 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Zion UCC Presents Brian Thornton & Jennifer Woda
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Zion UCC of Tremont Presents:
Brian Thornton, Cello (*Member, Cleveland Orchestra)
Jennifer Woda, Mezzo-Soprano (*Frequently seen with Cleveland Opera)
Elizabeth Johnson, Piano
With Special Guest Artists:
Kathleen Mylecraine, Flute and Victoria Marra, Clarinet
in
"Russian Into Spring"
Sunday, April 4, 2004
2pm
Zion UCC in Tremont
2716 West 14th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44113-5216
Works to be performed include:
Sinfonia Concertante Op. 125 by Prokofiev
Selections from "The Nursery" by Mussorgsky
And the WORLD PREMIERE of
"Mommy Songs" by Cleveland Composer Victoria Belfiglio
***Admission is Free and Open to the Public***
Reception to Follow
Free Will Offering will be accepted to support the Zion UCC Concert Series
Please come and enjoy this wonderful program, and support this dynamic
showcase of local, national, and international talent!!!!!! In it's first six
months, this series has been wonderfully successful....please join us and be a part
of our continued growth!!!!
For more information, contact ZUCC Director of Music, Ryan Bergeron, at
(440)503-1917.
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Zion UCC of Tremont Presents:
Brian Thornton, Cello (*Member, Cleveland Orchestra)
Jennifer Woda, Mezzo-Soprano (*Frequently seen with Cleveland Opera)
Elizabeth Johnson, Piano
With Special Guest Artists:
Kathleen Mylecraine, Flute and Victoria Marra, Clarinet
in
"Russian Into Spring"
Sunday, April 4, 2004
2pm
Zion UCC in Tremont
2716 West 14th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44113-5216
Works to be performed include:
Sinfonia Concertante Op. 125 by Prokofiev
Selections from "The Nursery" by Mussorgsky
And the WORLD PREMIERE of
"Mommy Songs" by Cleveland Composer Victoria Belfiglio
***Admission is Free and Open to the Public***
Reception to Follow
Free Will Offering will be accepted to support the Zion UCC Concert Series
Please come and enjoy this wonderful program, and support this dynamic showc=
ase of local, national, and international talent!!!!!! In it's first six mon=
ths, this series has been wonderfully successful....please join us and be a=20=
part of our continued growth!!!!
For more information, contact ZUCC Director of Music, Ryan Bergeron, at (440=
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From j.boukis at verizon.net Tue Mar 23 21:39:39 2004
From: j.boukis at verizon.net (John Paul Boukis)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:39:39 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kalliope Stage Grand Night
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performances and a very special Grand Night of Hope. Kalliope Stage is=20=
the new professional musical theater at Cedar & Lee in Cleveland=20
Heights. The theater has launched its inaugural season with Rodgers and=20=
Hammerstein=92s A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING, an evening fantasy of =
gorgeous=20
music from classic favorites to little-known gems. =93We wanted to start=20=
with the fathers of the modern American musical,=94 says Paul F. Gurgol,=20=
the artistic director of Kalliope Stage. His inventive re-imagining, a=20=
lush double piano orchestration, and a strong cast of nuanced singers=20
make for a delightful theatrical debut.
Mayor Ed Kelly and Cleveland Heights city counsel members were on hand=20=
opening night for the official ribbon cutting. Creating the theater has=20=
been a labor of love for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol,=20=
and they hope the community will embrace their mission of celebrating=20
the musical as a valued American art form. Kalliope Stage is committed=20=
to building community through performance, and is excited to have=20
produced a Grand Night of Hope as a 100% benefit for the Mitochondrial=20=
Disease Association of Ohio. The evening gala performance raised=20
$7,000, and warmed the hearts of everyone involved.
A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING plays Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm=20=
and Sundays at 2:30pm and 7pm through Sunday, April 4. Reserve tickets=20=
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TimesKalliope Stage enjoyed a gala
opening weekend with sold-out performances and a very special Grand
Night of Hope. Kalliope Stage is the new professional musical theater
at Cedar & Lee in Cleveland Heights. The theater has launched its
inaugural season with Rodgers and Hammerstein=92s A GRAND NIGHT FOR
SINGING, an evening fantasy of gorgeous music from classic favorites
to little-known gems. =93We wanted to start with the fathers of the
modern American musical,=94 says Paul F. Gurgol, the artistic director
of Kalliope Stage. His inventive re-imagining, a lush double piano
orchestration, and a strong cast of nuanced singers make for a
delightful theatrical debut.
Mayor Ed Kelly and Cleveland Heights city counsel members were on hand
opening night for the official ribbon cutting. Creating the theater
has been a labor of love for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F.
Gurgol, and they hope the community will embrace their mission of
celebrating the musical as a valued American art form. Kalliope Stage
is committed to building community through performance, and is excited
to have produced a Grand Night of Hope as a 100% benefit for the
Mitochondrial Disease Association of Ohio. The evening gala
performance raised $7,000, and warmed the hearts of everyone involved.=20=
A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING plays Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at
8pm and Sundays at 2:30pm and 7pm through Sunday, April 4. Reserve
tickets by calling 216-321-0870. =
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From jboukis at kalliopestage.com Tue Mar 23 22:03:41 2004
From: jboukis at kalliopestage.com (John Paul Boukis)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:03:41 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Special Discount for NEOHIOPAL subscribers
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR NEOHIOPAL SUBSCRIBERS
Kalliope Stage is offering a special "e-discount" to NEOHIOPAL
subscribers. Just book your tickets to Rodgers and Hammerstein's A
GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING online at KalliopeStage.com, and you'll receive
the special NEOHIOPAL rate of just $19. There are two weekends left to
enjoy this discount of over 30%. Come join us for our inaugural
production, and enjoy an evening fantasy of gorgeous music in an
intimate performance venue where unamplified voices ring out classic
favorites and little-known gems, all re-orchestrated by Sondheim's
longtime collaborator Jonathan Tunick. It's musical theater up close
and personal with a strong cast of nuanced singers and inventive
staging by Artistic Director Paul F. Gurgol.
Go to KalliopeStage.com, and let us know that you're a "friend of
Kalliope" to receive your special discount rate. The box office phone
number is 216-321-0870 and email is tickets at KalliopeStage.com for more
information. Kalliope Stage is the new professional musical theater at
the corner of Cedar & Lee in Cleveland Heights. Performances run
Thursday through Saturday at 8pm and Sunday 2:30pm and 7pm through
April 4.
From darnay2 at hotmail.com Tue Mar 23 22:19:59 2004
From: darnay2 at hotmail.com (JT Buck)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:19:59 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for Durang's" Titanic" - UA Student production
Message-ID:
Due to a sudden change of fate, the play I have been rehearsing for two weeks has been cancelled, and a different play chosen.
I am in IMMEDIATE need of actors for a University of Akron student production of
"Titanic"
a one-act farce by Christopher Durang.
There are 4 roles available:
Richard, the father
Victoria, the mother
the Sailor, age 18-comfortable being shirtless
Harriet/Anabelle/Lydia - a multiple-identitied young lady.
The role of Teddy has been cast.
All actors should be open-minded.
Auditions are by appointment only. Actors may prepare a short comedic monologue, or read cold from the script.
Rehearsals will begin immediately, 3 days per week: two weeknights and one weekend afternoon. We will have one performance on Thursday April 29 at the University of Akron. There will be several additional performances at dates TBA, and a small stipend may be available.
Please respond to this email ASAP or call 330-805-1820 if interested.
Thanks,
JT Buck
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From: thomas at coolcleveland.com (Thomas Mulready)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:50:33 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cool Cleveland 03.24.04 The King of Coventry
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The King Of Coventry
Dear Friend,
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* Cool Cleveland Interview with Tommy Fello
Tommy Fello started Tommy's Restaurant on Coventry Road in CLeveland Heights 30
years ago, and despite the ups and downs of the street, the place has remained
as popular as ever. On a recent Monday night visit to the local fave, the
hopping shop, which is famous for its inexpensive, healthy and original food,
was half-packed. The impressive assortment of patrons included funky teens
sporting piercings, soccer moms munching on hummus, gay couples sipping tea and
Grog Shop devotees hanging out before the show. With its tasty falafels,
spinach pies and milkshakes, speedy service, and the people-watching from its
street-level windows, Tommy's is a recipe for a successful, independent caf?.
Tommy himself has relentlessly volunteered his time for Coventry as President
of the Coventry Special Improvement District, a merchants group whose owners
pay a tax to finance district-wide improvements, he spearheaded a successful
effort to turn Cleveland Heights' plan to re-surface the street into a more
ambitious effort to re-develop Coventry itself. The involvement of the SID
added handsome new planters, lampposts and other amenities to the mix, as well
as the merchants plan to celebrate with a re-opening party this summer. We
asked Tommy Fello about the funny names for his sandwiches, the redevelopment
of the street, whether Coventry is still cool, and this summer's return of the
Street Fair.
Cool Cleveland: Tommy's restaurant has been on Coventry for 30
years, so you've seen a lot of history here. With the opening of Legacy Village
and other shopping centers, there must be a lot of challenges facing
independent retail districts. What are you and other merchants doing about
this? Tom Fello: "We've been working
on the redevelopment of Coventry Road; this recent influx of dollars and dreams
has been two years of work. The overall goal is to make Coventry more
competitive. We have a quarter mile business district with 300 employees, and
we need different kinds of retail to complement the restaurants that are
already here. We made a list of things that we need to keep the district
viable. The population in Northeast Ohio has only increased two percent in
recent years and there's been a downturn in the economy, so people are going
out less. Despite this, there are more restaurants than ever. To compensate for
it, we have to make our business district the best we can; our businesses
should feed off each other to make the district better. We'd like to add soft
goods; this is a need that has been identified."
Cool Cleveland: So the corporate chains have moved in, but there are
still a lot of smaller, local businesses. Do you think the "feel" of Coventry
as a funky, local district is still here?
Tom Fello: "I think so. But we need to support local businesses - people
don't realize that small, independent businesses are the backbone of our
nation's economy. They shop at chain stores to save money. But you can have all
the Walmarts that you want, and they'll never do what local businesses do for
our neighborhoods..."
Read
the interview with Tom Fello by Lee Chilcote
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Coventry Fair returns this summer Now
that Coventry's facelift is complete, it's time to enjoy one of our quirkiest
and favorite neighborhoods. Three monthly Fair dates have been set for Thu
7/15, Thu 8/12, and Thu 9/9 from 6-9PM. Coventry Road will be closed
to traffic from 5:30PM till 9PM while restaurants, artists, farmers, ethnic
purveyors and visitors transform the Village into a festive environment. This
event will be alcohol-free and family-safe with music, art, entertainment and
street performers circulating throughout the evening. Plans are currently being
considered to add family movies at P.E.A.C.E Park at the close of the evening.
For info email coventryroad at earthlink.net
Buying Shaker Square The Coral Co., a
Beachwood-based real estate development, construction and management firm,
signed a purchase agreement late Friday to acquire the historic East Side
retail district from KeyCorp, the Cleveland-based financial services company
that has been managing the complex since December. Terms of the deal were not
disclosed, although Key had sought repayment of a $14.9 million loan it made
toward the square's $20 million redevelopment. Read
more
WiFi at Museum of Art The Cleveland
Museum of Art has announced free wireless public Internet access http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the leading comprehensive art museums,
and its permanent collection is world renowned for its quality and breadth
spanning 6,000 years. The Museum is a key international player in exhibitions,
scholarship, and art acquisitions, now they're a leader in the use of
technology and art. Bring your laptop and log on at the museum's Still Life
cafe. http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/mediakit/index.asp?refid=320
More online, less old media A
recent study on the state of the U.S. news media by the Project for Excellence
in Journalism, affiliated with Columbia University's graduate journalism
school, found that U.S. news media outlets are experiencing a steady decline in
their audiences and are significantly cutting their investment in staff and
resources. Only ethnic, alternative and online media are flourishing. Read
more online
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Regional churn Look at what's happened recently,
says PD's Joe Frolik, lead writer on the Quiet Crisis series
(which probably needs a new name since it's anything but "quiet" anymore). Area
foundations have thrown some of their $6 billion towards the Fund for Our
Economic Future. The NAACP and the Urban League have voiced support for
regionalism. Greater Cleveland Tomorrow formed from the merger of three
business groups. The suburban Mayors and Managers Assoction is exploring a "no
poaching" rule to stop cannibalizing business from each other. All this churn
appears to be moving our community towards a more regional approach. But so
far, it's just talk and posturing. Read
more
Regionalism is not county reform Or is
it? In this PD op-ed, Cuyahoga County commissioner and Democratic party
chairman Jimmy Dimora opines, wanting "the record to reflect that the county
commissioners are not against regionalism, reform, or change." But they will
put a proposal on the Fall ballot that may very well confuse voters who want
reform. Read
more
Mutual respect Mark Rosentraub, Dean of
the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at CSU, says "Northeast Ohio
has more live theater than New York (that is, more tickets are sold here to
residents; New York sells more tickets to tourists)." Everyone is talking about
regionalism, but "turning this talk into cooperation requires that city and
suburbs recognize how important the other is for success." Read
more
Bicyclists can ride RTA now that 425
buses already have bike racks and plan to install more,so that in a couple of
months, all buses will be able to carry 2 bikes. Now you can plan to bike one
way and ride RTA the other. Or vice versa. Read
more.
The death of urban planning Cincinnati
has fired their planning department and merged it with their economic
development function, meaning the public agenda is being privatized, with the
only city planning now being done by corporations like P&G, the hospitals and
universities. It just goes to show how different Cleveland really is, with
planning director Chris Ronayne and Mayor Campbell's very visible plans for the
Lakefront & other initiatives. See Free Times here.
Land fill shopping mall The new City
View regional shopping center will be built atop a landfill on the east rim of
the valley, south of the I- 480 exit at Transportation Boulevard. It may solve
a civic headache but most likely is causing another. Read
more.
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Robotic Cockroaches REI at Weatherhead is
the "Think-and-Do Tank", bringing professional consultancy and research to
Cleveland's collaborative approach to economic development. Coming
up, the second annual Research ShowCASE is a day-long event
highlighting the breadth of research done at Case and its collaborating
institutions. REI's Ed Morrison leads Global
Issues, a panel that will go beyond the headlines to explore the
dynamic economic relationship between China and the United States. Other
ShowCASE topics: nanotechnology, bioethics, biodefense, active demonstrations
such as robotic cockroaches capable of search and rescue, and insertable
electrical devices that enable movement after paralysis. Fri
4/2 from 7:30AM-5PM at the University's Veale Convocation and
Recreation Center. Event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration
is recommended. For information visit http://www.case.edu/menu/showcase
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National City purchase may cut jobs
According to Forbes, National City Bank's purchase of Provident
Financial Group Inc. may result in the net loss of 400-800 jobs. "Some
duplicate positions will be eliminated," Provident chief executive Robert
Hoverson stated in a letter to their 3200 employees, while NCC chief David
Daberko said he expected cost savings of about 25% of two years, which would
probably include job cuts. No one is saying if those cuts will come in Cincy or
Cleve, but either way Ohio loses key new economy jobs. See Forbes www.Forbes.com
Wal-Mart tops F500 Cleveland is no
longer a big Fortune 500 town. Among Ohio companies in the 500 were: Goodyear
Tire, No, 137; First Energy ,
No. 158; Progressive Insurance, No. 165; National City Corp., No. 206; Eaton
Corp., No. 253; Parker Hannifin, No. 291; KeyCorp, No. 319; Sherwin-Williams,
No. 333; chemicals company OM Group Inc., No. 405, and International Steel
Group, No. 426. See Fortune www.Fortune.com.
The Wal-Marting of downloads As if Wal-Mart
wasn't causing enough trouble for mom-and-pop shops and other specialty stores,
the mammoth chain retailer opened its own cut rate online music store, where
customers can download music at 88 cents per song. That's 11 cents less than
Apple Computer charges at its iTunes music store, which has been the
pacesetter. See ZDNet www.ZDNet.com.
PD editorial deputy opposes same-sex
marriage stating there's no reason to "overturn a social, legal
and religious institution" that's been in place for a significant amount of
time. How enlightened. Or maybe, given the upcoming summer campaign season,
opportunistic. Read
more.
Anti-gay council hopeful Patrick
Corrigan is open about his opposition to gay rights and is against extentending
employee benefits for same sex couples in Lakewood. Read
more.
"Ohio is ground zero for creationsim"
says Patricia Princehouse, an evolutionary biologist at Case Western Reserve
University. If the Ohio Board of Education collectively agreed months ago to
not endorse intelligent design, and the US Supreme Court has already said it's
illegal to teach because its religion, how then could they adopt a lesson plan
that challenges darwinsm? Read
more.
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Junebug Jabbo Jones A very special
visitor arrives at Cleveland Public Theatre for four nights of magical
storytelling, bringing an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes
entitled Don't Start Me to Talking or I'll Tell You Everything I Know:
Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones for four
performances only, beginning Thu 4/1. Then look for The
Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT's STEP program,
running 4/9 and 4/10. Playing now in both theatres you can see Danceworks '04,
a festival of dance featuring seven contemporary companies that have been
called "spectacular," "evocative," and "invigorating." CPT, 6415 Detroit
Avenue, http://www.cptonline.org.
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Big downtown condo project
Willoughby-based Marous Brothers Construction is set to begin construction on
350+ condo units squeezed between the Bingham and National Buildings in the
Warehouse District on July 1. The development has been approved by both the
District and the city's Landmarks Commission, but Marous is still negotiating
financing with four banks, which typically require 30 percent presale before
work starts. No city money is being lent for this project, although Cleveland
Tomorrow is lending an undisclosed amount. Read
more
Local resource for finding property
ClevelandRents.com is a locally owned (remember those?) website dedicated to
greatly improving the search-and-find process for both prospective tenants and
property managers in the area. www.ClevelandRents.com
Fifth International Edible Book
Festival will occur throughout the world on any day from
Thu 4/1 - 4/5. This year is Cleveland's first. Book enthusiasts,
bookbinders, cooks, and craftspeople of all ages are invited to view the Edible
Book entries, cast their votes, and eat the edible books. All entries are
welcome but must be entirely edible and have something to do with books; there
is no fee for contest participants, deadline is Sat 3/27, to
register e-mail harriett at logan.com or
call 795-9800. http://colophon.com/ediblebooks
Two public art calls Cleveland Public Art is
currently hosting competitions for local artists. Looking for designs for The
Cleveland Foodbank's 2-story interior feature wall and donor wall; there's a
tour on Tues 3/30 at 9:30AM for interested artists. Plus, looking for
designs for the wall seen through the rear pedestrian walkway entrance to the
Playhouse Square Theater Complex. For info and questions visit www.ClevelandPublicArt.org
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Angle 12 Has it been a year
already? The 12th(!) issue of everyone's favorite art mag Angle focuses
on the ongoing Cleveland International Film Festival (Henry Darger's In The
Realms of the Unreal is on the cover and can be seen at CIFF Wed
3/24 at 7:15PM, with an after-party at SPACES, now exhibiting A
Wonderful Life: Psychodrama in Contemporary Painting, which features
Darger, and again on Fri 3/26 at 9:30PM www.ClevelandFilm.org).
But there's more in this month's issue: don't miss the profile of Karamu
House's new artistic director Terrence Spivey, Doing theatre is like being
on a tightrope without a net. Pick it up at a gallery or coffeeshop, or
better yet, subscribe and enjoy every delicious issue delivered hot. a
Cool Cleveland partner. www.AngleMagazine.org
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* Cool Cleveland This Week
03.24-03.31
Send your cool events to Events at CoolCleveland.com
Cleveland Film Festival Don't make us choose for
you. Use the spiffy website at www.ClevelandFilm.org,
do your own investigating, and buy online quickly before the dreaded "Standby"
tag shows up next to the film you're dying to see. It's the one winter sport
that all Clevelanders love: hanging out at the Film Festival. Now thru Sun
3/28. CU there? www.ClevelandFilm.org
The Affairs of Race in America: A
Conversation in Black and White. Two women share a common heritage as
descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings, yet grew up on different
sides of the race barrier. They'll carry on an "honest, new dialogue" in their
presentation. DNA tests strongly suggests that their grandfathers, Eston and
Madison, were sons of Jefferson and Hemmings. After meeting on Oprah Winfrey's
show, the two "new" cousins began visiting college campuses to discuss being
raised in different cultures in America where their opportunities were not the
same. They've advanced projects such as the creation of a monument to the
slaves of Monticello, and an African American Museum that celebrates the
sacrifices and the contributions made by African Americans. Wed
3/24 at 12:30PM. Call 800-954-8742. North Galleria at Tri-C, 700
Carnegie Ave. http://www.tri-c.cc.oh.us/news/docs/20040324.htm
Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio
Make it down to the State capitol for this notable awards ceremony honoring
winners from around the state and the Ohio legislature Wed 3/24 at
4:30PM. Event is free, no reservations are required. If you go, write up your
review and send it to Cool Cleveland. Capitol Theatre, Vern Riffe Center
for Government and the Arts. http://www.oac.state.oh.us
The Delgados It's how bands make
it today - now that they've started up their own record label, Chemikal
Underground, the Delgados are supporting alternative underground bands like
Scotland's Arab Strap (a Cool Cleveland fave). Listen in on the Delgados
dreamily skewed folk-pop Thu 3/25 at 9PM. Call 321-5588. Grog
Shop, 2785 Euclid Hts Blvd in Cleveland Hts. http://www.grogshop.gs
EveryWoman Campaign helps transform
lives and raise the hopes of women and girls in the Greater Cleveland area. The
Women's Community Foundation asks that every woman and man donate one hour's
pay or more to help women of all ages grow to their fullest potential. 100% of
your donation to the goes directly to WCF grants. Keynote speaker is Former
U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno Thu 3/25 at 11AM. Women's
Community Foundation funds programs to optimize women's and girls potential in
the Greater Cleveland Community. Call 622-0920. Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse
Square, 1260 Euclid Ave http://www.wcfcleveland.org
Room to write This course will
help you write creatively or boost your existing skills if you are ready to
develop and discover more about yourself as a writer. Writing is part of a
lineage that embraces events, circumstances, landscapes and people in ways that
connect you to your spirit. Each class will be a "door" into one of the places
from which creative writing emerges: the imagination, emotion, intellect or
soul. Presented by Cleveland Youth Theatre director Gail Johnson Thu
3/25 from 8-9PM. Call 651-5428. At 6600 Detroit Ave. http://wsem.org
Startup.com The movie that documented
the creation of the pioneering e-commerce site govWorks.com by
childhood-friends-turned-business-partners Tom Herman and Kaleil Isaza Tuzman.
Free & open to the public, pizza & beverages will be served - stop by for
dinner and a movie at Case Thu 3/25 from 6-8PM. See the
listing below for a lunch meeting with Tom Herman, who co-founded GovWorks.
Case School of Law, 11075 East Blvd. Call 368-3304 or visit http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
govWorks.com a NY-based company
e-commerce site that helped create the global "e-government" marketplace,
govWorks does transaction processing, middleware products that web-enable state
and local government transactions, like tax payments and government records
retrieval. Stop in for discussions with Tom Herman, its co-founder and CEO on
Fri 3/26, noon-1PM. Free and open to the public, lunch is
available. To register call 368-3304. Case School of Law, Room 157. http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
New planet trampoline cd release party
Celebrate the debut of this Cleveland area band along with The Waxwings. The
forthcoming full-length The Curse of The New Planet Trampoline on
Elephant Stone Records should elevate NPT to the status of like-minded acts
such as The Sights and Outrageous Cherry. The band includes the guys from
Cleveland's The Dreadful Yawns, check them out Fri 3/26 at
9PM. The Beachland Tavern. 17511 Waterloo Rd. Call 383-1124. http://www.elephantstonerecords.com
Venuu Off Coventry: Ruby a brand
new musical incarnation made up of three of the Rocky Mountain Front Range's
top female singer/songwriters. Their music has been described as eclectic,
original, passionate, sultry, spine chilling, and unforgettable. They've
appeared before wildly enthusiastic audiences at festivals, theaters, clubs,
universities, and coffeehouses. From the lush blend of their voices and range
of musical styles, to the fun, irreverent, and natural chemistry they have
together on stage. Hear them Fri 3/26 at 8PM, doors open
7:30PM. Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland Unitarian-Universalist
Society of Cleveland 321.1119 or visit http://venuu1.tripod.com
International Relations in Information
Products ?at Case Western Reserve University will bring
together international leaders in the field in a day long symposium, offering
perspectives ranging from how IP impacts global health crises to struggles over
the digital environment. Topics include: politics of international knowledge,
knowledge regulation in the context of globalization and the international
relations of intellectual property Fri 3/26 from
8:30AM-4:30PM. Reservations are required, call 368-3308. Case School of Law,
11075 East Boulevard. http://law.case.edu
Marriage Project Cleveland Fight the
FMA, show solidarity, and take action to make a visible, vocal stand for same
sex couple rights. Couples who are willing to apply for a marriage license can
bring valid ID, social security number, place of birth, current address,
father's name and mother's maiden name, as well as any divorce or name change
documentation to apply for marriage licenses. Bring your friends and family
members Fri 3/26 at 3PM with rally to follow. For info
651-LGBT. Cuyahoga County Courthouse, 1 Lakeside Avenue, Room 146 (1st Floor)
in Cleveland. Meet on the front steps - everyone is welcome. http://www.lgcsc.org
Odyssey performed by the stilt-walking
and ass-kicking collaboration of SAFMOD and Cleveland Contemporary Dance
Theatere as part of Dance Works stretches the mind and imagination Fri
3/26 & Sat 3/27 at 8PM and Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call
631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Gordon Square, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
When Women Gather is the new soulful
dance piece by SAFMOD's Young Park and choreographer Linda Kahn in an
Asian-American/Jewish-American collaboration, along with Cleveland Contemporary
Dance Theatere artistic director Michael Medcalf's Insurrection about
masculinity from a feminine perspective. It's part of Dance Works '04. Get
exposed to performance art that stretches the mind and imagination Fri
3/26 and Sat 3/27 at 8PM Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call
631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Upstairs Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
WCLVnotes One of
the most popular items on Robert Conrad's Weekend Radio over WCLV
104.9FM is David Gunson's What Goes Up Might Come Down. This extended
and very funny monologue about air traffic controllers and how to fly a 747
from England to New York will be heard over two shows this coming weekend and
next. Other items on these upcoming programs shows include the further
adventures of Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife with Bob and Ray, and Gracie
Fields singing What Can You give a Nudist on His Birthday? Weekend
Radio, in addition to airing on some 120 stations nationwide, can be caught
on WCLV Saturdays at 10PM and Sundays at 7PM. It also takes up an hour on WRMR
1420 AM, Sundays at 8PM. a Cool Cleveland
partner http://www.wclv.com
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
funking up Cleveland good and proper, they'll be taking over the Phantasy - a
killer venue to get the best views of the band. Head out to hear them
Sat 3/27, doors open 9PM. For tickets call ticketmaster at
241-5555. 11802 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. http://www.ticketmaster.com and http://www.phantasyconcertclub.com
Honoring Women of Color in Science, Technology &
Education The Cleveland chapter of the National
Technical Association (NTA) will recognize five local women of color whose
scientific, technological, and educational accomplishments warrant special
honor - The Nsoroma Award Sat 3/27 from 10AM-2PM. Sponsored
by: National Technical Association. Cleveland State University Convocation
Center Pavilion, 2000 Prospect Ave. Call 289-2981 or visit http://www.ntaonline.org/chapters/cleveland/cleveland.html
Visual Horror: Local Artists and their
Innards Get over to Rain Nightclub and see what the horror is
all about, we guarantee this won't be the type of art you'll see at the CMA,
but we know it'll be provoking. Featured artists Staci McNasty, Jesse McGuiness
and others are on view, music provided by DJ Sean Jaundice Sat
3/27 starting 8PM. Rain, 4142 Lorain Ave. Call 651-4100.
BlackOut Unlimited Poetry Slam Style
meets substance in this open mic competition with serious cash prizes up for
grabs for readers, slammers and performers. Food will be available at the
buffet, plus cash bar and socializing with the spoken word culture Sat
3/27. Doors open 6-9PM. Poets must register in advance, call 937-2268
ext. 10. Robin's Nest, 4059 St. Clair Ave.
Round at The Winchester with performances
by hosts Anne E. Dechant, winner of the 2004 Best Female Singer/Songwriter, and
special local guests Kate Voegele, Tracy Marie and Brent Kirby for the Free
Times 2004 Music Awards nominee show Sat 3/27 at 9PM. Call
226-5681. 12112 Madison Ave in Lakewood. http://www.thewinchester.net
Tale of the Emerald Bird performed by
members of CPT's Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), this tour visits
various sites throughout Greater Cleveland, including libraries, community
centers, nursing homes, and CPT's own Upstairs Theatre. Experience a princesses
journey who must risk everything when the Empress turns ill and the land falls
sick. She begins a search for the healing song of the Emerald Bird, and on her
journey she encounters old friends in impossible guises Sat
3/27 at 2PM. STEP offers low-income, Cleveland high school youth
opportunities to explore the art of theatre. Mt Pleasant Library, 14000 Kinsman
Rd. Call 623-7032 http://cpl.org/Locations.asp?FormMode=Branch&ID=20
Motor City Madman more blues, jive and
funk from Andre "Mr Rhythm" Williams, famed in the '50s with hits like Jail
Bait and The Greasy Chicken - get into down-to-earth tunes that
are like comfort food for your ears Sat 3/27 starting 9PM.
Beachland Ballroom, 15711 Waterloo Rd. 383-11124. http://www.beachlandballroom.com
Bright Young Things Drugged-up royals
and beautiful people drinking themselves into stupors and waking up in strange
situations! No, this is not gossip column news, it's England's jazz scene of
the '30s with Stephen Fry's adaptation of the classic satire Vile
Bodies, a deconstruction of the British glitterati. Get out to see the
Cleveland Film Festival's closing night show Sun 3/28 starting
7:30PM. Purchase tickets at 1-888-865-FILM or get them at the CIFF store in the
lobby of Tower City Cinemas. At Tower City Center, Downtown http://www.clevelandfilm.org
African American Faith Communities an
exhibition of photographs by Michael S. Levy, "I have great respect for these
communities and their role in adding to the quality of life of those involved.
I hope to document the events and practices of these communities including
prayer, baptisms, weddings and funerals in creating a collection of photos that
will portray a community of strength and hope. It's on view Mon
3/29 thru 7/31. Thomas F. Campbell, Ph.D., Exhibition Gallery, located
in the College at 1717 Euclid Ave. Call 523-7495 or visit http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery
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* My Brain is Crying
Dueling dialogue that's unsafe at any speed
A response to My Brain Is Crying "Ladies, what we need
is a feast, and not in some crappy church basement, either. I'm thinking a
monthly potluck rotating through galleries, stages and other life- and
creativity-affirming spaces. I make garlic blast hummus that puts everyone on
the same reeking conversational level, my husband makes truffles that are
better than sex, what do you make? Maybe if we break bread together we can do
less hurting about what is wrong and start hoping and working with what is
right." from Cool Cleveland MBIC reader Martha Senerchia
Deb Remington: To initiate the process of change, first we must identify
the problems, then speak truthfully about them and strategize for change. Can
breaking bread together alleviate the pressing issues addressed in MBIC? It is
a great idea to form groups of social activists to discuss and implement
change. As a child of the sixties, I was honored to be with a group of people
who stood up for what was just, people who gathered together and took risks for
what they believed in. Sadly, there are too many people today who are afraid of
what other people might think of their ideas or actions if they are not
mainstream.
Tisha Nemeth: What hurts is speaking the truth when few want to hear it.
What hurts is that we need more individuals making daily efforts to positively
change our city's artistic and cultural climate. I love the idea of a monthly
feast - activism geared around food...
http://www.pulsarmail.com/mail.php?p=7P105T716R33Q086451E001H#P13
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* Instant Karma
Reviews of recent events
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall
3/19 Last week Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco
Symphony came to Severance Hall as part of a two-year exchange project with the
Cleveland Orchestra. Getting an opportunity to hear another orchestra in
Severance Hall is a treat. The program began with Alban Berg's Concerto for
Violin and Orchestra, To the memory of an angel featuring Gil Shaham on
violin. The piece is dark, complex and oppressive. A musical reference to a
Bach Cantata was the only light of hope in the entire piece. Mr. Shaham
performed this difficult piece in a devilish theatrical manner, wearing an odd
smirkish grin and playing off the conductor, Mr. Thomas like a rock musician; a
little bit of Richards and Jagger if you can stretch your imagination that far.
The second half of the program brought Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in
C-sharp minor. Mr. Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony have been getting
a lot of critical acclaim for their recordings of the Mahler Symphonies, so
there was a bit of excitement in the air. Mr. Thomas attacked the first
movement with a fierce and fearless pace. It was exhilarating beyond belief, it
reminded me of bicycle ride I once took down a very long hill in Tuscany where
I choose not to look around and take in the beauty, but just pedaled as hard as
I could, and it was a thrill. Well, once we were at the bottom of the hill we
had two movements to go. Some of the great Mahler performances can be
attributed to the fact that the conductor finds a way to bring forward some
nuance and keep a continuous line in the faster paced movements of the
symphony. It's these continuous lines and nuances that later hold the symphony
together as a whole. Since Thomas passed on nuance and line for thrill we were
all left a bit out of breath while he slugged through the final two movements.
Even the Adagietto in the final movement, which is filled with emotion, came
off flat and lifeless. The crowd gave a friendly standing ovation but one could
only think of some of the great Mahler performances at Severance Hall conducted
by Boulez, Dohnanyi and Ling. from Cool Cleveland contributor
Brian E. Schriefer briancpa at msn.com
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/18 This
season, the San Francisco Symphony and music director Michael Tilson Thomas
came to Cleveland for three days featuring three-and-a-half concerts while next
season, the Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-M?st will return the favor.
It's a terrific notion on every level: the musicians have time to relax a bit,
see some of our city, meet up with far-flung family and friends, and the
natives get to hear familiar (and some not-so-familiar, to be sure) music as
interpreted by another musical entity. In addition to these concerts, Mr.
Tilson Thomas ventured down the street to the Cleveland Institute of Music for
a rehearsal of the CIM Orchestra, and also spent some time at Severance Hall
for a rehearsal with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, which, in fact,
owes its very existence to San Francisco. (Jahja Ling, former resident
conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, came to us from San Francisco, where he
had founded the first such youth orchestra.)
Read
Kelly Ferjutz's review
Kassaba @ Beachland Ballroom 3/13 I
recently witnessed a great new sound to hit the streets of Cleveland. Their
name? Kassaba. Their genre? Progessive jazz. The result? A unique fusion of
primitive sounding drums, with an eclectic mix of bass, sax and percussion that
produces a newly provocative flavor. The group's unparalleled sound originates
from a man inspired by moments in everyday life. And he names his works after
those moments, which explains some of the titles that include Should I use
My Shirt? A Risky Operation, and my favorite, The Zones of
Mystery. Greg Slawson, the group's artistic director and composer, works
the piano and several of the unique percussion instruments that all members
share. And because they share, a great deal of the entertainment in
experiencing Kassaba is watching the delicate choreography necessary to get
to different instruments on stage without missing a beat. Literally.
Slawson often acquires unique percussion instruments - that later define his
work - on a lark. They are rare finds that become rare treasures as their
collection of unique percussion instruments continues to grow. But the real
treasure is how Kassaba pulls it all together: Progressive jazz that boasts
both a classical and occasional hip-hop edge. Classically trained from the
Cleveland Institute of Music, Slawson, along with fellow group members Candice
Lee (piano) and Eric Hosemann (bassist), joins arms with Mark Boich
(saxophonist), from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. This foursome uses
the bongos, base, saxophone and piano with a unique line up of instruments that
includes the udu, talking drum, ocean drum (which sounds like the ocean),
djembe, claves, tabla, vibratone, frame drum, agogo and much more. Their next
scheduled gig is June 24th at Cain Park at 7:30 p.m. Take a break from the
ordinary and experience their unique brand of jazz. from Cool
Cleveland contributor TL Champion Champion38 at aol.com
Cleveland Shakespeare Fest at Phoenix 3/4 The
Cedar-Lee area in Cleveland Hts. is slowly morphing into theatrical row. A
99-seat musical theater (Kalliope Stage) just opened its doors near the movie
theater. And the curtain will soon go up at the new home for Dobama Theater in
a converted YMCA down the street and, for one evening in early March, Phoenix
Coffeehouse served up a taste of Shakespeare along with its locally-roasted
beans. Phoenix was host to a special preview for the Cleveland Shakespeare
Festival (www.cleveshakes.org), where a small cast, working in an even smaller
space, squeezed a large dose of laughter from an abridged version of A
Midsummer Night's Dream. The festival cast is a roving band of thespians
that for the past six summers have wandered from University Circle, Tri-C West
and Coventry, performing outdoor plays in settings that are anything but
traditional. With seven-foot high folding screens, a quartet of actors, dozens
of rapid costume changes, and ample use of imagination from the overflow
audience, the group pulled it off. Midsummer Night's Dream is the play
in which Shakespeare veers closest to slapstick, and this troupe worked every
gesture and comical confusion to the fullest. I kept asking myself, is
Shakespeare is supposed to be this funny? Maybe the reason for the troupe
choosing Phoenix for its performance was that good theater and good coffee have
at least one thing in common - perfect timing. And this group had it. It did
not seem like the actors were simply delivering lines; rather it flowed like
unrehearsed speech, genuine and in the moment. This was broad comedy served up
with a nimble touch. from Cool Cleveland reader Doug Mazanec InfoMan at ameritech.net
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* Yr Turn
Cool Cleveland readers write
On 31 hours for Issue 31 "Congrats
to Margaret Lynch for her testimonial blog on all the artists who contributed
to the 31 For 31 marathon. Reading that really brought home just how much
talent and energy and commitment resides in this town. Perhaps few people saw
this impressive assemblage of creativity and spirit, but the fact that they all
came together so quickly (no small thanks to Ms. Lynch!) speaks volumes...even
if few are listening. It truly is this community's loss if it fails to show up
and support such amazing efforts." from
Cool Cleveland reader Tom Kerr kerrcomm at aol.com
On Cool Cleveland's schedule "I just started receiving your emails, and already I have a
comment---since your listings start the same day the list comes out, there's a
good chance that by the time a subscriber reads the email it's too late to take
advantage of some of those events on that day, particularly the ones that
happen to take place during the daytime. There is a similar site in New York,
sponsored by Time Out New York (which I believe comes out on Tuesdays), that
lists events from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. That way, you can always
plan ahead at least one day. Come to think of it, they may actually list eight
days of events, from Wednesday to Wednesday, but I'm not really positive about
that. Either way, you never have to find out you missed something great like a
lunchtime lecture or concert that started an hour ago. Just thought you'd want
to know. Thanks for a great site, and have a fun day!" from
Cool Cleveland reader Claudia Lynch shoes at claudialynch.com
from Cool Cleveland: Generally, we list events from
Thursday to the following Wednesday. We will list events for the current
Wednesday only if we received info too late to be included in last week's
issue. Generally.
>From Quiet Crisis to Quiet Revolution I have some thoughts on the Quiet Crisis, which I have shared with the
PD and ideastream, but I would like to share it with the pro-active
Clevelanders who read Cool Cleveland. I would like to see us start to
take action, replacing the Quiet Crisis with a Quiet Revolution. Thanks to the
hard and effective work of ideastream and the PD, we know our problems
now. You can't offer a solution until you understand the problem. Arguably our
worst problem is putting ourselves down as a community. I am afraid if we keep
the conversations about our problems, we will be adding to our worst fault. So
Cleveland, let's get going. Let's have the courage to spread the good nows
about the city of Cleveland. Lets tackle the problems identified from the
Quiet Crisis and transform our community to the city we all know it can be.
When this happens it will be a Revolution. When we once told people from out of
town that Cleveland is not so bad, we won't think there is a better city on the
planet. But more than that, we will transform the dynamic of the city. The
Old Cleveland was a heavy manufacturing steel town that was blessed with
waterways for cheap transportation of goods, the New Cleveland is a hub for
biomedical, banking, and manufacturing that is blessed with parks and
recreation areas along our extensive waterways. The Old Cleveland had such a
strong economy it could afford the luxury of supporting the arts with large
endowments, the New Cleveland arts community is an incubator for new ideas
that's the engine of our new economy. The Old Cleveland had a very well
intentioned few who made the decisions that affected the entire community, the
New Cleveland has grass roots communities that shape the discussion and
ultimately make the decisions. There are hundreds of examples that can
distinguish the Cleveland of Dick Fegler from the one our children will live
in, but we need to take action. Clevelanders will always rally if we know the
score - lets call the movement the Quiet Revolution, and use our media to keep
us updated on our progress. Thanks for listening, I know that Cool
Cleveland has been working towards everything I have written about above,
but I wanted to add my voice to the chorus. from
Cool Cleveland reader Patrick Staunton patricksta at yahoo.com
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discuss its failure and what might have been done to prevent it.
http://www.coolcleveland.com
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http://www.clevelandmagazine.com
4) The real quiet crisis Conveniently bypassing and ignoring big issues
of controversy relating to Cleveland by the media. http://www.freetimes.com
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Cool Cleveland 03.24.04 The King of Coventry
Tommy Fello started Tommy's Restaurant on Coventry Road in CLeveland Heights 30 years ago, and despite the ups and downs of the street, the place has remained as popular as ever. On a recent Monday night visit to the local fave, the hopping shop, which is famous for its inexpensive, healthy and original food, was half-packed. The impressive assortment of patrons included funky teens sporting piercings, soccer moms munching on hummus, gay couples sipping tea and Grog Shop devotees hanging out before the show. With its tasty falafels, spinach pies and milkshakes, speedy service, and the people-watching from its street-level windows, Tommy's is a recipe for a successful, independent caf?. Tommy himself has relentlessly volunteered his time for Coventry as President of the Coventry Special Improvement District, a merchants group whose owners pay a tax to finance district-wide improvements, he spearheaded a successful effort to turn Cleveland
Heights' plan to re-surface the street into a more ambitious effort to re-develop Coventry itself. The involvement of the SID added handsome new planters, lampposts and other amenities to the mix, as well as the merchants plan to celebrate with a re-opening party this summer. We asked Tommy Fello about the funny names for his sandwiches, the redevelopment of the street, whether Coventry is still cool, and this summer's return of the Street Fair.
Cool Cleveland: Tommy's restaurant has been on Coventry for 30 years, so you've seen a lot of history here. With the opening of Legacy Village and other shopping centers, there must be a lot of challenges facing independent retail districts. What are you and other merchants doing about this? Tom Fello: "We've been working on the redevelopment of Coventry Road; this recent influx of dollars and dreams has been two years of work. The overall goal is to make Coventry more competitive. We have a quarter mile business district with 300 employees, and we need different kinds of retail to complement the restaurants that are already here. We made a list of things that we need to keep the district viable. The population in Northeast Ohio has only increased two percent in recent years and there's been a downturn in the economy, so people are going out less. Despite this, there are more restaurants than ever. To compensate for it, we
have to make our business district the best we can; our businesses should feed off each other to make the district better. We'd like to add soft goods; this is a need that has been identified." Cool Cleveland: So the corporate chains have moved in, but there are still a lot of smaller, local businesses. Do you think the "feel" of Coventry as a funky, local district is still here? Tom Fello: "I think so. But we need to support local businesses - people don't realize that small, independent businesses are the backbone of our nation's economy. They shop at chain stores to save money. But you can have all the Walmarts that you want, and they'll never do what local businesses do for our neighborhoods..." Read the interview with Tom Fello by Lee Chilcote
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Coventry Fair returns this summer Now that Coventry's facelift is complete, it's time to enjoy one of our quirkiest and favorite neighborhoods. Three monthly Fair dates have been set for Thu 7/15, Thu 8/12, and Thu 9/9 from 6-9PM. Coventry Road will be closed to traffic from 5:30PM till 9PM while restaurants, artists, farmers, ethnic purveyors and visitors transform the Village into a festive environment. This event will be alcohol-free and family-safe with music, art, entertainment and street performers circulating throughout the evening. Plans are currently being considered to add family movies at P.E.A.C.E Park at the close of the evening. For info email coventryroad at earthlink.net
Buying Shaker Square The Coral Co., a Beachwood-based real estate development, construction and management firm, signed a purchase agreement late Friday to acquire the historic East Side retail district from KeyCorp, the Cleveland-based financial services company that has been managing the complex since December. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, although Key had sought repayment of a $14.9 million loan it made toward the square's $20 million redevelopment. Read more
WiFi at Museum of Art The Cleveland Museum of Art has announced free wireless public Internet access http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/. The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the leading comprehensive art museums, and its permanent collection is world renowned for its quality and breadth spanning 6,000 years. The Museum is a key international player in exhibitions, scholarship, and art acquisitions, now they're a leader in the use of technology and art. Bring your laptop and log on at the museum's Still Life cafe. http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/mediakit/index.asp?refid=320
More online, less old media A recent study on the state of the U.S. news media by the Project for Excellence in Journalism, affiliated with Columbia University's graduate journalism school, found that U.S. news media outlets are experiencing a steady decline in their audiences and are significantly cutting their investment in staff and resources. Only ethnic, alternative and online media are flourishing. Read more online
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Regional churn Look at what's happened recently, says PD's Joe Frolik, lead writer on the Quiet Crisis series (which probably needs a new name since it's anything but "quiet" anymore). Area foundations have thrown some of their $6 billion towards the Fund for Our Economic Future. The NAACP and the Urban League have voiced support for regionalism. Greater Cleveland Tomorrow formed from the merger of three business groups. The suburban Mayors and Managers Assoction is exploring a "no poaching" rule to stop cannibalizing business from each other. All this churn appears to be moving our community towards a more regional approach. But so far, it's just talk and posturing. Read
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Regionalism is not county reform Or is it? In this PD op-ed, Cuyahoga County commissioner and Democratic party chairman Jimmy Dimora opines, wanting "the record to reflect that the county commissioners are not against regionalism, reform, or change." But they will put a proposal on the Fall ballot that may very well confuse voters who want reform. Read more
Mutual respect Mark Rosentraub, Dean of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at CSU, says "Northeast Ohio has more live theater than New York (that is, more tickets are sold here to residents; New York sells more tickets to tourists)." Everyone is talking about regionalism, but "turning this talk into cooperation requires that city and suburbs recognize how important the other is for success." Read more
Bicyclists can ride RTA now that 425 buses already have bike racks and plan to install more,so that in a couple of months, all buses will be able to carry 2 bikes. Now you can plan to bike one way and ride RTA the other. Or vice versa. Read more.
The death of urban planning Cincinnati has fired their planning department and merged it with their economic development function, meaning the public agenda is being privatized, with the only city planning now being done by corporations like P&G, the hospitals and universities. It just goes to show how different Cleveland really is, with planning director Chris Ronayne and Mayor Campbell's very visible plans for the Lakefront & other initiatives. See Free Timeshere.
Land fill shopping mall The new City View regional shopping center will be built atop a landfill on the east rim of the valley, south of the I- 480 exit at Transportation Boulevard. It may solve a civic headache but most likely is causing another. Read more.
*************** SPONSORED LINK *************** Robotic Cockroaches REI at Weatherhead is the "Think-and-Do Tank", bringing professional consultancy and research to Cleveland's collaborative approach to economic development. Coming up, the second annual Research ShowCASE is a day-long event highlighting the breadth of research done at Case and its collaborating institutions. REI's Ed Morrison leads Global Issues, a panel that will go beyond the headlines to explore the dynamic economic relationship between China and the United States. Other ShowCASE topics: nanotechnology, bioethics, biodefense, active demonstrations such as robotic cockroaches capable of search and rescue, and insertable electrical devices that enable movement after paralysis. Fri 4/2 from 7:30AM-5PM at the University's Veale Convocation and Recreation Center. Event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is recommended. For information visit http://www.case.edu/menu/showcase
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National City purchase may cut jobs According to Forbes, National City Bank's purchase of Provident Financial Group Inc. may result in the net loss of 400-800 jobs. "Some duplicate positions will be eliminated," Provident chief executive Robert Hoverson stated in a letter to their 3200 employees, while NCC chief David Daberko said he expected cost savings of about 25% of two years, which would probably include job cuts. No one is saying if those cuts will come in Cincy or Cleve, but either way Ohio loses key new economy jobs. See Forbeswww.Forbes.com
Wal-Mart tops F500 Cleveland is no longer a big Fortune 500 town. Among Ohio companies in the 500 were: Goodyear Tire, No, 137; First Energy , No. 158; Progressive Insurance, No. 165; National City Corp., No. 206; Eaton Corp., No. 253; Parker Hannifin, No. 291; KeyCorp, No. 319; Sherwin-Williams, No. 333; chemicals company OM Group Inc., No. 405, and International Steel Group, No. 426. See Fortunewww.Fortune.com.
The Wal-Marting of downloads As if Wal-Mart wasn't causing enough trouble for mom-and-pop shops and other specialty stores, the mammoth chain retailer opened its own cut rate online music store, where customers can download music at 88 cents per song. That's 11 cents less than Apple Computer charges at its iTunes music store, which has been the pacesetter. See ZDNetwww.ZDNet.com.
PD editorial deputy opposes same-sex marriage stating there's no reason to "overturn a social, legal and religious institution" that's been in place for a significant amount of time. How enlightened. Or maybe, given the upcoming summer campaign season, opportunistic. Read more.
Anti-gay council hopeful Patrick Corrigan is open about his opposition to gay rights and is against extentending employee benefits for same sex couples in Lakewood. Read more.
"Ohio is ground zero for creationsim" says Patricia Princehouse, an evolutionary biologist at Case Western Reserve University. If the Ohio Board of Education collectively agreed months ago to not endorse intelligent design, and the US Supreme Court has already said it's illegal to teach because its religion, how then could they adopt a lesson plan that challenges darwinsm? Read more.
*************** SPONSORED LINK *************** Junebug Jabbo Jones A very special visitor arrives at Cleveland Public Theatre for four nights of magical storytelling, bringing an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes entitled Don't Start Me to Talking or I'll Tell You Everything I Know: Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones for four performances only, beginning Thu 4/1. Then look for The Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT's STEP program, running 4/9 and 4/10. Playing now in both theatres you can see Danceworks '04, a festival of dance featuring seven contemporary companies that have been called "spectacular," "evocative," and "invigorating." CPT, 6415 Detroit Avenue, http://www.cptonline.org.
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Big downtown condo project Willoughby-based Marous Brothers Construction is set to begin construction on 350+ condo units squeezed between the Bingham and National Buildings in the Warehouse District on July 1. The development has been approved by both the District and the city's Landmarks Commission, but Marous is still negotiating financing with four banks, which typically require 30 percent presale before work starts. No city money is being lent for this project, although Cleveland Tomorrow is lending an undisclosed amount. Read more
Local resource for finding property ClevelandRents.com is a locally owned (remember those?) website dedicated to greatly improving the search-and-find process for both prospective tenants and property managers in the area. www.ClevelandRents.com
Fifth International Edible Book Festival will occur throughout the world on any day from Thu 4/1 - 4/5. This year is Cleveland's first. Book enthusiasts, bookbinders, cooks, and craftspeople of all ages are invited to view the Edible Book entries, cast their votes, and eat the edible books. All entries are welcome but must be entirely edible and have something to do with books; there is no fee for contest participants, deadline is Sat 3/27, to register e-mail harriett at logan.com or call 795-9800. http://colophon.com/ediblebooks
Two public art calls Cleveland Public Art is currently hosting competitions for local artists. Looking for designs for The Cleveland Foodbank's 2-story interior feature wall and donor wall; there's a tour on Tues 3/30 at 9:30AM for interested artists. Plus, looking for designs for the wall seen through the rear pedestrian walkway entrance to the Playhouse Square Theater Complex. For info and questions visit www.ClevelandPublicArt.org
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Angle 12 Has it been a year already? The 12th(!) issue of everyone's favorite art mag Angle focuses on the ongoing Cleveland International Film Festival (Henry Darger's In The Realms of the Unreal is on the cover and can be seen at CIFF Wed 3/24 at 7:15PM, with an after-party at SPACES, now exhibiting A Wonderful Life: Psychodrama in Contemporary Painting, which features Darger, and again on Fri 3/26 at 9:30PM www.ClevelandFilm.org). But there's more in this month's issue: don't miss the profile of Karamu House's new artistic director Terrence Spivey, Doing theatre is like being on a tightrope without a net. Pick it up at a gallery or coffeeshop, or better yet, subscribe and enjoy
every delicious issue delivered hot. a Cool Cleveland partner.www.AngleMagazine.org
Cleveland Film Festival Don't make us choose for you. Use the spiffy website at www.ClevelandFilm.org, do your own investigating, and buy online quickly before the dreaded "Standby" tag shows up next to the film you're dying to see. It's the one winter sport that all Clevelanders love: hanging out at the Film Festival. Now thru Sun 3/28. CU there? www.ClevelandFilm.org
The Affairs of Race in America: A Conversation in Black and White. Two women share a common heritage as descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings, yet grew up on different sides of the race barrier. They'll carry on an "honest, new dialogue" in their presentation. DNA tests strongly suggests that their grandfathers, Eston and Madison, were sons of Jefferson and Hemmings. After meeting on Oprah Winfrey's show, the two "new" cousins began visiting college campuses to discuss being raised in different cultures in America where their opportunities were not the same. They've advanced projects such as the creation of a monument to the slaves of Monticello, and an African American Museum that celebrates the sacrifices and the contributions made by African Americans. Wed 3/24 at 12:30PM. Call 800-954-8742. North Galleria at Tri-C, 700 Carnegie Ave. http://www.tri-c.cc.oh.us/news/docs/20040324.htm
Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio Make it down to the State capitol for this notable awards ceremony honoring winners from around the state and the Ohio legislature Wed 3/24 at 4:30PM. Event is free, no reservations are required. If you go, write up your review and send it to Cool Cleveland. Capitol Theatre, Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts. http://www.oac.state.oh.us
The Delgados It's how bands make it today - now that they've started up their own record label, Chemikal Underground, the Delgados are supporting alternative underground bands like Scotland's Arab Strap (a Cool Cleveland fave). Listen in on the Delgados dreamily skewed folk-pop Thu 3/25 at 9PM. Call 321-5588. Grog Shop, 2785 Euclid Hts Blvd in Cleveland Hts. http://www.grogshop.gs
EveryWoman Campaign helps transform lives and raise the hopes of women and girls in the Greater Cleveland area. The Women's Community Foundation asks that every woman and man donate one hour's pay or more to help women of all ages grow to their fullest potential. 100% of your donation to the goes directly to WCF grants. Keynote speaker is Former U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno Thu 3/25 at 11AM. Women's Community Foundation funds programs to optimize women's and girls potential in the Greater Cleveland Community. Call 622-0920. Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse Square, 1260 Euclid Ave http://www.wcfcleveland.org
Room to write This course will help you write creatively or boost your existing skills if you are ready to develop and discover more about yourself as a writer. Writing is part of a lineage that embraces events, circumstances, landscapes and people in ways that connect you to your spirit. Each class will be a "door" into one of the places from which creative writing emerges: the imagination, emotion, intellect or soul. Presented by Cleveland Youth Theatre director Gail Johnson Thu 3/25 from 8-9PM. Call 651-5428. At 6600 Detroit Ave. http://wsem.org
Startup.com The movie that documented the creation of the pioneering e-commerce site govWorks.com by childhood-friends-turned-business-partners Tom Herman and Kaleil Isaza Tuzman. Free & open to the public, pizza & beverages will be served - stop by for dinner and a movie at Case Thu 3/25 from 6-8PM. See the listing below for a lunch meeting with Tom Herman, who co-founded GovWorks. Case School of Law, 11075 East Blvd. Call 368-3304 or visit http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
govWorks.com a NY-based company e-commerce site that helped create the global "e-government" marketplace, govWorks does transaction processing, middleware products that web-enable state and local government transactions, like tax payments and government records retrieval. Stop in for discussions with Tom Herman, its co-founder and CEO on Fri 3/26, noon-1PM. Free and open to the public, lunch is available. To register call 368-3304. Case School of Law, Room 157. http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
New planet trampoline cd release party Celebrate the debut of this Cleveland area band along with The Waxwings. The forthcoming full-length The Curse of The New Planet Trampoline on Elephant Stone Records should elevate NPT to the status of like-minded acts such as The Sights and Outrageous Cherry. The band includes the guys from Cleveland's The Dreadful Yawns, check them out Fri 3/26 at 9PM. The Beachland Tavern. 17511 Waterloo Rd. Call 383-1124. http://www.elephantstonerecords.com
Venuu Off Coventry: Ruby a brand new musical incarnation made up of three of the Rocky Mountain Front Range's top female singer/songwriters. Their music has been described as eclectic, original, passionate, sultry, spine chilling, and unforgettable. They've appeared before wildly enthusiastic audiences at festivals, theaters, clubs, universities, and coffeehouses. From the lush blend of their voices and range of musical styles, to the fun, irreverent, and natural chemistry they have together on stage. Hear them Fri 3/26 at 8PM, doors open 7:30PM. Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland 321.1119 or visit http://venuu1.tripod.com
International Relations in Information Products ?at Case Western Reserve University will bring together international leaders in the field in a day long symposium, offering perspectives ranging from how IP impacts global health crises to struggles over the digital environment. Topics include: politics of international knowledge, knowledge regulation in the context of globalization and the international relations of intellectual property Fri 3/26 from 8:30AM-4:30PM. Reservations are required, call 368-3308. Case School of Law, 11075 East Boulevard. http://law.case.edu
Marriage Project Cleveland Fight the FMA, show solidarity, and take action to make a visible, vocal stand for same sex couple rights. Couples who are willing to apply for a marriage license can bring valid ID, social security number, place of birth, current address, father's name and mother's maiden name, as well as any divorce or name change documentation to apply for marriage licenses. Bring your friends and family members Fri 3/26 at 3PM with rally to follow. For info 651-LGBT. Cuyahoga County Courthouse, 1 Lakeside Avenue, Room 146 (1st Floor) in Cleveland. Meet on the front steps - everyone is welcome. http://www.lgcsc.org
Odyssey performed by the stilt-walking and ass-kicking collaboration of SAFMOD and Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatere as part of Dance Works stretches the mind and imagination Fri 3/26 & Sat 3/27 at 8PM and Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call 631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Gordon Square, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
When Women Gather is the new soulful dance piece by SAFMOD's Young Park and choreographer Linda Kahn in an Asian-American/Jewish-American collaboration, along with Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatere artistic director Michael Medcalf's Insurrection about masculinity from a feminine perspective. It's part of Dance Works '04. Get exposed to performance art that stretches the mind and imagination Fri 3/26 and Sat 3/27 at 8PM Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call 631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Upstairs Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
WCLVnotes One of the most popular items on Robert Conrad's Weekend Radio over WCLV 104.9FM is David Gunson's What Goes Up Might Come Down. This extended and very funny monologue about air traffic controllers and how to fly a 747 from England to New York will be heard over two shows this coming weekend and next. Other items on these upcoming programs shows include the further adventures of Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife with Bob and Ray, and Gracie Fields singing What Can You give a Nudist on His Birthday?Weekend Radio, in addition to airing on some 120 stations nationwide, can be caught on WCLV Saturdays at 10PM and Sundays at 7PM. It also takes up an hour on WRMR 1420 AM, Sundays at 8PM. a Cool Cleveland partnerhttp://www.wclv.com
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic funking up Cleveland good and proper, they'll be taking over the Phantasy - a killer venue to get the best views of the band. Head out to hear them Sat 3/27, doors open 9PM. For tickets call ticketmaster at 241-5555. 11802 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. http://www.ticketmaster.com and http://www.phantasyconcertclub.com
Honoring Women of Color in Science, Technology & Education The Cleveland chapter of the National Technical Association (NTA) will recognize five local women of color whose scientific, technological, and educational accomplishments warrant special honor - The Nsoroma Award Sat 3/27 from 10AM-2PM. Sponsored by: National Technical Association. Cleveland State University Convocation Center Pavilion, 2000 Prospect Ave. Call 289-2981 or visit http://www.ntaonline.org/chapters/cleveland/cleveland.html
Visual Horror: Local Artists and their Innards Get over to Rain Nightclub and see what the horror is all about, we guarantee this won't be the type of art you'll see at the CMA, but we know it'll be provoking. Featured artists Staci McNasty, Jesse McGuiness and others are on view, music provided by DJ Sean Jaundice Sat 3/27 starting 8PM. Rain, 4142 Lorain Ave. Call 651-4100.
BlackOut Unlimited Poetry Slam Style meets substance in this open mic competition with serious cash prizes up for grabs for readers, slammers and performers. Food will be available at the buffet, plus cash bar and socializing with the spoken word culture Sat 3/27. Doors open 6-9PM. Poets must register in advance, call 937-2268 ext. 10. Robin's Nest, 4059 St. Clair Ave.
Round at The Winchester with performances by hosts Anne E. Dechant, winner of the 2004 Best Female Singer/Songwriter, and special local guests Kate Voegele, Tracy Marie and Brent Kirby for the Free Times 2004 Music Awards nominee show Sat 3/27 at 9PM. Call 226-5681. 12112 Madison Ave in Lakewood. http://www.thewinchester.net
Tale of the Emerald Bird performed by members of CPT's Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), this tour visits various sites throughout Greater Cleveland, including libraries, community centers, nursing homes, and CPT's own Upstairs Theatre. Experience a princesses journey who must risk everything when the Empress turns ill and the land falls sick. She begins a search for the healing song of the Emerald Bird, and on her journey she encounters old friends in impossible guises Sat 3/27 at 2PM. STEP offers low-income, Cleveland high school youth opportunities to explore the art of theatre. Mt Pleasant Library, 14000 Kinsman Rd. Call 623-7032 http://cpl.org/Locations.asp?FormMode=Branch&ID=20
Motor City Madman more blues, jive and funk from Andre "Mr Rhythm" Williams, famed in the '50s with hits like Jail Bait and The Greasy Chicken - get into down-to-earth tunes that are like comfort food for your ears Sat 3/27 starting 9PM. Beachland Ballroom, 15711 Waterloo Rd. 383-11124. http://www.beachlandballroom.com
Bright Young Things Drugged-up royals and beautiful people drinking themselves into stupors and waking up in strange situations! No, this is not gossip column news, it's England's jazz scene of the '30s with Stephen Fry's adaptation of the classic satire Vile Bodies, a deconstruction of the British glitterati. Get out to see the Cleveland Film Festival's closing night show Sun 3/28 starting 7:30PM. Purchase tickets at 1-888-865-FILM or get them at the CIFF store in the lobby of Tower City Cinemas. At Tower City Center, Downtown http://www.clevelandfilm.org
African American Faith Communities an exhibition of photographs by Michael S. Levy, "I have great respect for these communities and their role in adding to the quality of life of those involved. I hope to document the events and practices of these communities including prayer, baptisms, weddings and funerals in creating a collection of photos that will portray a community of strength and hope. It's on view Mon 3/29 thru 7/31. Thomas F. Campbell, Ph.D., Exhibition Gallery, located in the College at 1717 Euclid Ave. Call 523-7495 or visit http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery
A response to My Brain Is Crying "Ladies, what we need is a feast, and not in some crappy church basement, either. I'm thinking a monthly potluck rotating through galleries, stages and other life- and creativity-affirming spaces. I make garlic blast hummus that puts everyone on the same reeking conversational level, my husband makes truffles that are better than sex, what do you make? Maybe if we break bread together we can do less hurting about what is wrong and start hoping and working with what is right." from Cool Cleveland MBIC reader Martha Senerchia Deb Remington: To initiate the process of change, first we must identify the problems, then speak truthfully about them and strategize for change. Can breaking bread together alleviate the pressing issues addressed in MBIC? It is a great idea to form groups of social activists to discuss and implement change. As a child of the sixties, I was honored to be with a group of people who stood up for what was just, people who gathered together and took risks for what they believed in. Sadly, there are too many people today who are afraid of what other people might think of their ideas or actions if they are not mainstream. Tisha Nemeth: What hurts is speaking the truth when few want to hear it. What hurts is that we need more individuals making daily efforts to positively change our city's artistic and cultural climate. I love the idea of a monthly feast - activism geared around food... Read My Brain Is Crying by Deb Remington and Tisha Nemeth
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/19 Last week Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony came to Severance Hall as part of a two-year exchange project with the Cleveland Orchestra. Getting an opportunity to hear another orchestra in Severance Hall is a treat. The program began with Alban Berg's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, To the memory of an angel featuring Gil Shaham on violin. The piece is dark, complex and oppressive. A musical reference to a Bach Cantata was the only light of hope in the entire piece. Mr. Shaham performed this difficult piece in a devilish theatrical manner, wearing an odd smirkish grin and playing off the conductor, Mr. Thomas like a rock musician; a little bit of Richards and Jagger if you can stretch your imagination that far. The second half of the program brought Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp minor. Mr. Thomas and the
San Francisco Symphony have been getting a lot of critical acclaim for their recordings of the Mahler Symphonies, so there was a bit of excitement in the air. Mr. Thomas attacked the first movement with a fierce and fearless pace. It was exhilarating beyond belief, it reminded me of bicycle ride I once took down a very long hill in Tuscany where I choose not to look around and take in the beauty, but just pedaled as hard as I could, and it was a thrill. Well, once we were at the bottom of the hill we had two movements to go. Some of the great Mahler performances can be attributed to the fact that the conductor finds a way to bring forward some nuance and keep a continuous line in the faster paced movements of the symphony. It's these continuous lines and nuances that later hold the symphony together as a whole. Since Thomas passed on nuance and line for thrill we were all left a bit out of breath while he slugged through the final two movements. Even the Adagietto in the final
movement, which is filled with emotion, came off flat and lifeless. The crowd gave a friendly standing ovation but one could only think of some of the great Mahler performances at Severance Hall conducted by Boulez, Dohnanyi and Ling. from Cool Cleveland contributor Brian E. Schriefer briancpa at msn.com
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/18 This season, the San Francisco Symphony and music director Michael Tilson Thomas came to Cleveland for three days featuring three-and-a-half concerts while next season, the Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-M?st will return the favor. It's a terrific notion on every level: the musicians have time to relax a bit, see some of our city, meet up with far-flung family and friends, and the natives get to hear familiar (and some not-so-familiar, to be sure) music as interpreted by another musical entity. In addition to these concerts, Mr. Tilson Thomas ventured down the street to the Cleveland Institute of Music for a rehearsal of the CIM Orchestra, and also spent some time at Severance Hall for a rehearsal with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, which, in fact, owes its very existence to San Francisco. (Jahja Ling, former resident conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, came to us from San Francisco, where
he had founded the first such youth orchestra.) Read Kelly Ferjutz's review
Kassaba @ Beachland Ballroom 3/13 I recently witnessed a great new sound to hit the streets of Cleveland. Their name? Kassaba. Their genre? Progessive jazz. The result? A unique fusion of primitive sounding drums, with an eclectic mix of bass, sax and percussion that produces a newly provocative flavor. The group's unparalleled sound originates from a man inspired by moments in everyday life. And he names his works after those moments, which explains some of the titles that include Should I use My Shirt?A Risky Operation, and my favorite, The Zones of Mystery. Greg Slawson, the group's artistic director and composer, works the piano and several of the unique percussion instruments that all members share. And because they share, a great deal of the entertainment in experiencing Kassaba is watching the delicate choreography necessary to get to different instruments on stage without missing a beat. Literally. Slawson
often acquires unique percussion instruments - that later define his work - on a lark. They are rare finds that become rare treasures as their collection of unique percussion instruments continues to grow. But the real treasure is how Kassaba pulls it all together: Progressive jazz that boasts both a classical and occasional hip-hop edge. Classically trained from the Cleveland Institute of Music, Slawson, along with fellow group members Candice Lee (piano) and Eric Hosemann (bassist), joins arms with Mark Boich (saxophonist), from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. This foursome uses the bongos, base, saxophone and piano with a unique line up of instruments that includes the udu, talking drum, ocean drum (which sounds like the ocean), djembe, claves, tabla, vibratone, frame drum, agogo and much more. Their next scheduled gig is June 24th at Cain Park at 7:30 p.m. Take a break from the ordinary and experience their unique brand of jazz. from Cool Cleveland
contributor TL ChampionChampion38 at aol.com
Cleveland Shakespeare Fest at Phoenix 3/4 The Cedar-Lee area in Cleveland Hts. is slowly morphing into theatrical row. A 99-seat musical theater (Kalliope Stage) just opened its doors near the movie theater. And the curtain will soon go up at the new home for Dobama Theater in a converted YMCA down the street and, for one evening in early March, Phoenix Coffeehouse served up a taste of Shakespeare along with its locally-roasted beans. Phoenix was host to a special preview for the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival (www.cleveshakes.org), where a small cast, working in an even smaller space, squeezed a large dose of laughter from an abridged version of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The festival cast is a roving band of thespians that for the past six summers have wandered from University Circle, Tri-C West and Coventry, performing outdoor plays in settings that are anything but traditional. With seven-foot high folding screens, a quartet of actors, dozens
of rapid costume changes, and ample use of imagination from the overflow audience, the group pulled it off. Midsummer Night's Dream is the play in which Shakespeare veers closest to slapstick, and this troupe worked every gesture and comical confusion to the fullest. I kept asking myself, is Shakespeare is supposed to be this funny? Maybe the reason for the troupe choosing Phoenix for its performance was that good theater and good coffee have at least one thing in common - perfect timing. And this group had it. It did not seem like the actors were simply delivering lines; rather it flowed like unrehearsed speech, genuine and in the moment. This was broad comedy served up with a nimble touch. from Cool Cleveland reader Doug MazanecInfoMan at ameritech.net
On 31 hours for Issue 31"Congrats to Margaret Lynch for her testimonial blog on all the artists who contributed to the 31 For 31 marathon. Reading that really brought home just how much talent and energy and commitment resides in this town. Perhaps few people saw this impressive assemblage of creativity and spirit, but the fact that they all came together so quickly (no small thanks to Ms. Lynch!) speaks volumes...even if few are listening. It truly is this community's loss if it fails to show up and support such amazing efforts." fromCool Clevelandreader Tom Kerrkerrcomm at aol.com
On Cool Cleveland's schedule "I just started receiving your emails, and already I have a comment---since your listings start the same day the list comes out, there's a good chance that by the time a subscriber reads the email it's too late to take advantage of some of those events on that day, particularly the ones that happen to take place during the daytime. There is a similar site in New York, sponsored by Time Out New York (which I believe comes out on Tuesdays), that lists events from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. That way, you can always plan ahead at least one day. Come to think of it, they may actually list eight days of events, from Wednesday to Wednesday, but I'm not really positive about that. Either way, you never have to find out you missed something great like a lunchtime lecture or concert that started an hour ago. Just thought you'd want to know. Thanks for a great site, and have a fun day!"
from Cool Cleveland reader Claudia Lynchshoes at claudialynch.com from Cool Cleveland: Generally, we list events from Thursday to the following Wednesday. We will list events for the current Wednesday only if we received info too late to be included in last week's issue. Generally.
From Quiet Crisis to Quiet Revolution I have some thoughts on the Quiet Crisis, which I have shared with the PD and ideastream, but I would like to share it with the pro-active Clevelanders who read Cool Cleveland. I would like to see us start to take action, replacing the Quiet Crisis with a Quiet Revolution. Thanks to the hard and effective work of ideastream and the PD, we know our problems now. You can't offer a solution until you understand the problem. Arguably our worst problem is putting ourselves down as a community. I am afraid if we keep the conversations about our problems, we will be adding to our worst fault. So Cleveland, let's get going. Let's have the courage to spread the good nows about the city of Cleveland. Lets tackle the problems identified from the Quiet Crisis and transform our community to the city we all know it can be. When this happens it will be a Revolution. When we once told people
from out of town that Cleveland is not so bad, we won't think there is a better city on the planet. But more than that, we will transform the dynamic of the city. The Old Cleveland was a heavy manufacturing steel town that was blessed with waterways for cheap transportation of goods, the New Cleveland is a hub for biomedical, banking, and manufacturing that is blessed with parks and recreation areas along our extensive waterways. The Old Cleveland had such a strong economy it could afford the luxury of supporting the arts with large endowments, the New Cleveland arts community is an incubator for new ideas that's the engine of our new economy. The Old Cleveland had a very well intentioned few who made the decisions that affected the entire community, the New Cleveland has grass roots communities that shape the discussion and ultimately make the decisions. There are hundreds of examples that can distinguish the Cleveland of Dick Fegler from the one our children will live in, but
we need to take action. Clevelanders will always rally if we know the score - lets call the movement the Quiet Revolution, and use our media to keep us updated on our progress. Thanks for listening, I know that Cool Cleveland has been working towards everything I have written about above, but I wanted to add my voice to the chorus. from Cool Cleveland reader Patrick Stauntonpatricksta at yahoo.com
We use IdeaStar.com tools to track which articles were clicked the most. Here are the Top 5 from last week's issue, with one more chance for you to click.
1) Writer says goodbye to Cleveland In relocating to Knoxville, CrainTech writer Shasta Clark responds to "How do y'all like living in Cleveland?" http://neohio.craintech.com
2) Cool Cleveland interview with Issue 31 organizers They discuss its failure and what might have been done to prevent it. http://www.coolcleveland.com
4) The real quiet crisis Conveniently bypassing and ignoring big issues of controversy relating to Cleveland by the media. http://www.freetimes.com
5) Midtown Makeover The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority approved $3.2M in tax-exempt bonds for a makeover including new sidewalks, trees, grassy tree lawns and public art. Read more
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From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:04:49 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko comments: A Tribute to Marji Dodrill
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A TRIBUTE TO MARJI DODRILL
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
Every once in a while we meet a very special person.
My life has been made better by having known Marji
Dodril. Marji was a woman of beauty, charm,
kindness, talent and class. Marji died on March 17.
A memorial will be held at 6 p.m. April 4 at Dobama
Theatre, 1846 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights.
It is only fitting that Marji should be memorialized
at Dobama. That theatre was a major part of her life.
It, ironically, was also where I met Marji.
Dobama?s second play was Benjamin Levy?s ?RAPE OF THE
BELT.? Dobama had no permanent home, so they borrowed
the performing space at Chagrin Falls Little Theatre.
I was the public relations director for Dobama at the
time, and I loved to just hang around and watch Marji,
her husband to-be, Ev Dodrill, and Mary Jane Nottage
cavort. She was wonderful in that play and in
everything else in which she performed.
Whenever I saw her, I could count on a smile and a
hug. Even when cancer was raging in her body she was
radiant. Her last performance, was a commercial in
support of Issue 31, a proposed arts tax which was
recently on the ballot. She had little strength, but
she needed to do what she could for a cause for which
she had great enthusiasm. That was Marji.
Marji may have made her last entrance and exit in this
life, but she will long be remembered by those of us
who loved and respected her. Applause! Bravo!
Curtain down!
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From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:07:44 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko review: 'Five Guys Named Moe'/Beck Center
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CESPEDES PULLS OFF ANOTHER COUP WITH ?FIVE GUYS NAMED
MOE?
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
Musical reviews are hard to make into good theatre.
They are a bunch of songs usually held together by a
thread of a script. It takes real creativity to do
something other than have the singers stand around
singing and maybe dancing around a little. Well,
fortunately for The Beck Center, they have that
creative director/choreographer. His name is Martin
Cespedes.
Those who saw Beck?s ?SMOKEY JOE?S CAF?? which won a
Times Tribute Award last year for both the production
and it?s director/choreographer, know what a wonder
that production was. Well, Cespedes has done it again
with his production of ?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE,? He lets
out all the stops as he takes on a musical journey
based on the music of Louis Jordan. He does it so
well that at the curtain call on Sunday afternoon,
which was filled with ?mature? citizens, the audience
was on their feet screaming for more.
In the hands of a lesser director/choreographer, cast,
and musical ensemble, this could have been a long and
lethal experience. The story is trite, some of the
musical sounds repetitive, but it matters little, you
won?t even think about it.
It?s not even worth relating the so-called story.
It?s more important that you know the show contains
such songs as ?Messy Bessy,? ?I Know What I?ve Got,?
?Caledonia,? and ?Is You Is.? The music covers the
spectrum of sound. There?s a little jazz, a little
rock, a little Calypso, a ballad or two, and great
harmony songs. You?ll be delighted by ?I Like Them
Fat Like That!? and ?Saturday Night Fish Fry.?
The cast is uniformly excellent. Lester Currie, Devon
Settles, Geoffrey Short, Aric Calhoun and Lawrence
Maurice all have a great time, sing well, and move to
some creative dance steps. Kyle Primous, as No Max,
the participant supposedly not a member of the Moe
singing quartet, is phenomenal. He dances, he sings,
he acts, he mimes?all extremely well.
As an audience member you just won?t sit and watch.
You may find yourself on stage getting sung to by
members of the cast. You might ?volunteer? to join a
Congo line that snakes through the theatre. (Okay,
here?s one flaw?that segment was way too long!)
Cespedes ignites the stage with creative and
disciplined choreography. David Anthony Williams, the
musical director, has these guys wailing. His
orchestra doesn?t hit a sour note. Don McBride?s
scenic design, consisting of floating radio dials,
makes a perfect setting for the goings on. Sharon
Stark?s costumes are a hoot! Erik Seidel?s lighting
and Casey Jones? sound design add a strong positive
dimension to the show.
Hurrah Martin! Hurrah cast! Hurrah crew!
CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: If you miss ?FIVE GUYS NAMED JOE?
you?ll be very, very sorry as it?s one of this theatre
year?s highlights!
?FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE? will rock the stage of the Beck
Center through April 10th. For tickets and information
call 216-521-2540 or go online to beckcenter.org.
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From JOVIALITIES at peoplepc.com Wed Mar 24 05:33:58 2004
From: JOVIALITIES at peoplepc.com (JR Simons)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 08:33:58 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kent Stage "Laughter" Auditions
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competition.
I'm looking forward to reading your plays!
Thanks!
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Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 08:39:45 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Don't Forget About Auditions for "Barefoot in the Park"
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M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
32100 Solon Road
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From sharron at gfhoch.com Wed Mar 24 08:42:28 2004
From: sharron at gfhoch.com (Sharron DeCosta)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 11:42:28 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Victoria Karnafel Korkosz
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It is with the deepest regret that we inform you that the Northern Ohio
Theatre Community has lost one of its brightest stars, Victoria
Karnafel Korkosz.
Victoria passed away suddenly on the morning of March 22nd.
She had been a member of the theatre community in Akron, New York and
Cleveland for over 20 years, performing at Dobama Theatre, Cleveland
Public Theatre, Bodwin Theatre Company, Near West Theatre, Charenton
Theatre Company, Reader's Theatre and The Hermit Club among others.
A graduate of the University of Akron Department of Theatre Arts and
Dance, her favorite roles included Allison in "Look Back in Anger" at
78th Street Playhouse, NYC; Velma Sparrow in "Birdbath" at Riverside
Playhouse, NYC; Jessie in "Night, Mother," Riverstreet Playhouse,
Wanda in "The Waiting Room", Dobama Theatre; and Dolly in "Hello, Dolly"
at Near West Theatre.
She spent many years as a torch singer in the New York club circuit,
taught
voice and acting and was a regular performer with her husband
at The Harmony Bar & Grille Show Tunes nights.
Other credits include the feature film "The Deer Hunter" where she was
featured as "Sad Looking Girl."
In addition to her stage and film work, she helped dozens of non-profit
organizations around the city with fundraising and development efforts
through her company, VK & Associates.
She is survived by her husband, Arthur Korkosz, a talented musician, who
often plays in the orchestra for Near West Theatre productions and at
The
Hermit Club,
her stepdaughters Elizabeth & Jessica Korkosz, her Mother Margaret
Karnafel,
her brother Mark Karnafel, and Sissy the Dog.
Funeral arrangements can be found at the following link:
http://www.legacy.com/cleveland/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=3DLifeStory&Perso=
n
Id=3D2059279
As a theatre community, we are much diminished. As her friends, we are
shocked, saddened, and grief-stricken for the loss of her humor, spirit
and life-force.
From Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com Wed Mar 24 10:27:24 2004
From: Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com (Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 13:27:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Off The Wall Auditions!!!
Message-ID:
Off The Wall a Northeast Ohio improv group is having auditions for cast
members Saturday, March 27th from 1pm to 2pm at Kennedy's Theater in
Playhouse Square. Please bring a resume (headshot is optional) and be
prepared to perform group improvisational work. In order to be considered
you must be able to commit to weekly rehearsals on Monday and Fridays and
be able to perform in shows throughout NE Ohio on Fridays and Saturdays.
If you have any questions please contact Patrick Sirl at pjsirl at yahoo.com.
Jim D'Amico
From coneill at beckcenter.org Wed Mar 24 11:10:01 2004
From: coneill at beckcenter.org (Colleen O'Neill)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 14:10:01 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy Night at the Beck Center
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Beck Center for the Arts Stand-Up Comedy Night
Comedy Class Graduates
Perform as stand up comics for the first time in front of a live
audience
Saturday, April 3 @ 9:00 p.m. (doors open @ 8:30 p.m.)
(in the Armory building behind Beck Center on Detroit)
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Comedy Night
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your graduation? Well, the Beck Center for the Arts has eight graduates
who are putting away their caps, gowns and emotional speeches for one
hilarious night of stand up comedy.
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J.D. Sidley and Friends
The evening will be hosted by comedian, and course instructor, John
David Sidley. Sidley is founder of The Cleveland Comedy Kitchen, a
group of comedians who raise money for hunger assistance. Also
performing will be Rodney Bengston and Mike Scanlon who have appeared at
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Marketing Assistant
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From fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com Thu Mar 25 05:33:00 2004
From: fsternfeld at fredsternfeld.com (Fred Sternfeld)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 08:33:00 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Fairmount expands summer teen professional training
workshops. MORE AUDITIONS to be held April 18 !
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The first round of auditions filled up 30 slots in our professional
training intensives to be held this summer. Many more talented students
are showing interest. As a result, Fairmount is expanding the scope of
the summer program and will be holding auditions for Junior Professional
and Teen Professional theatre intensives on Sunday April 18 from 1 - 6
pm. In addition to our current offerings, a new two-week, Junior
Professional Musical Theatre Day Camp session is now being planned for
August 9-21. Interested students should contact The Fairmount Center at
440-338-3171 for an appointment.
Here are some of the young people who have been accepted into the
program, joining Fred Sternfeld, Tom Fulton, Andrew May, Victoria
Bussert, Mitchell Fields, Wayne Turney, Martin Cespedes, Carol Pribble,
David Willliams, Alicia Kahn, Kari Kandel, Sean Szaller, Jeff Haffner
and other local professionals for an exciting program of performing arts
training this summer :
Adrienne Sereta, Alex Puette, Arlo Hill, Ben Martin, C.J. Bonde, Devon,
Turchan, Elisabeth Licata, Emily Schrader, Emma Wahl, Eric Bartkowski,
Halle Morse, Hayley Hineline, Heather Farr, Jenni Messner, Kaitlin Noah,
Kenzie Nothnagel, Mary Caitlin Gilson, Meghan O'Connor, Robert Keith,
Ruth Hitchcock, Sara Masterson, Sharon Pearlman & Suzzanne Ponomarenko.
For more information about the Summer camp, visit our website at
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From rozsears01 at yahoo.com Wed Mar 24 20:30:52 2004
From: rozsears01 at yahoo.com (roslyn sears)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 20:30:52 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ROSENCRANTZ & GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD """"COUPON"""
Message-ID: <20040325043052.5442.qmail@web40508.mail.yahoo.com>
Kent Stage Players is Proud to Present
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
At 175 E. Main St., Kent Ohio
BY PRINTING THIS OUT AND BRINGING IT WITH YOU EITHER
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HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE.
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From VanBrujah at aol.com Wed Mar 24 20:13:18 2004
From: VanBrujah at aol.com (VanBrujah at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 23:13:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Actors of Farinella's Ghost present ANTIGONE
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John Capocci and The Actors of Farinella's Ghost
in cooperation with Walsh University present
ANTIGONE
adapted by Lewis Galantiere
from the play by Jean Anouilh
Friday March 26 and Saturday March 27
8:00 pm
Walsh University Science Center Auditorium
Walsh University
2020 East Maple Street NW, North Canton
Admission is free!
House opens at 7:30
There is no reserved seating
Presented as part of the 29th Annual Philosophy-Theology Symposium
In a contemporary adaptation of medieval academic tradition, the Walsh
University Philosophy and Theology Departments present each spring their annual
Philosophy-Theology Symposium, the Disputed Question Series. Focusing on a variety
of topics, the symposium features an address by a renowned scholar or
creative artist, accompanied by either a panel discussion or a commentary on the
artist's work. The series also includes a program of artistic value as a means of
dramatizing the significance of the theoretical issue or displaying the
creative talent of the featured artist.
For more information, please call John G. Trapani Jr., Ph.D. at (330) 490-7042
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From mslowey at yahoo.com Wed Mar 24 09:13:58 2004
From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 09:13:58 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PIANIST NEEDED FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" AT CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
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Clague Playhouse
1371 Clague Road (Between Detroit & Hilliard)
Westlake, OH 44145
440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is in need of a good pianist for their production of The Fantastics. This is a paid position.
Rehearsals start April 1st. Production Dates are May 7 - 30
The director is Robert Gibb.
Please contact Bernice Bolek, Production Manager,
at 440-331-8497
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1371 Clague Road (Between Detroit & Hilliard)
Westlake, OH 44145
440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is in need of a good pianist for their production of The Fantastics. This is a paid position.
Rehearsals start April 1st. Production Dates are May 7 - 30
The director is Robert Gibb.
Please contact Bernice Bolek, Production Manager,
at 440-331-8497
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From Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com Thu Mar 25 04:51:20 2004
From: Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com (Jim.D'Amico at bd-bgi.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 07:51:20 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Off The Wall Auditions!!!
Message-ID:
Off The Wall a Northeast Ohio improv group is having auditions for cast
members Saturday, March 27th from 1pm to 2pm at Kennedy's Theater in
Playhouse Square. Please bring a resume (headshot is optional) and be
prepared to perform group improvisational work. In order to be considered
you must be able to commit to weekly rehearsals on Monday and Fridays and
be able to perform in shows throughout NE Ohio on Fridays and Saturdays.
If you have any questions please contact Patrick Sirl at pjsirl at yahoo.com.
Jim D'Amico
From modebbie at peoplepc.com Thu Mar 25 07:32:35 2004
From: modebbie at peoplepc.com (Mo & Debbie Morrow)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:32:35 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ELVIS Show this Sat. 3-27
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3 years old.He has developed a Fantastic show! He sounds like, dresses =
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Lake March 27 @ Liquid Therapy at 8:00 pm in the Artstown Plaza 33493 =
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From KSWalder at neo.rr.com Thu Mar 25 07:48:52 2004
From: KSWalder at neo.rr.com (Kathleen Walder)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:48:52 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PNR Improv this Saturday
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Point of No Return Improv
This Saturday, March 27
7:30 p.m.
Quirk Cultural Center
1201 Grant St. - Cuyahoga Falls
Tickets $5 at the door
"Whose Line Is It Anyway" style improv in a smoke-free theatre setting
Improv...cheaper than therapy
www.PNRImprov.com
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From BURTON313 at aol.com Thu Mar 25 07:48:50 2004
From: BURTON313 at aol.com (BURTON313 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 10:48:50 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Devin Davis live
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Be sure to come check out:
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Atlanta based teen r&b singer Devin Davis will be hitting the stage this
saturday at Baldwin Wallace's dance marathon for a FREE CONCERT open to the public!
He'll be performing songs off his upcoming LP
Me in the Making
This is definetly going to be a show you won't wanna miss!
March 27, 2004 @ 1:00
Baldwin Wallace Recreation Center
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 25 09:30:16 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:30:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dee Hoty ~ Broadway Leading Lady ~ One Night Only at Beck
Center!
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Beck Center for the Arts
Proudly Presents
Broadway's Leading Lady and Lakewood Hometown Girl
Dee Hoty along with Jack Lee
For One Night Only ~ Saturday, May 8, 2004
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Lakewood, Ohio - The Beck Center is proud to bring the best
of Broadway to Lakewood as we present an incredible evening with one of
Broadway's leading ladies and hometown Lakewood girl, Dee Hoty,
accompanied by Broadway musical theater director Jack Lee. Dee and Jack
will perform, for one night only, on Saturday, May 8 at 8:00 p.m. The
spectacular event will benefit the Beck Center for the Arts Department
of Education, which offers curriculum-based, progressive programming in
dance, music, theater and visual arts for children, teens and adults.
Proceeds also benefit the Lakewood Public Schools Alumni Foundation.
Dee Hoty began her theatrical career 36 years ago at Lakewood High
School. After graduating from Otterbein College in 1974, she
apprenticed at The Cleveland Playhouse. Dee made her Broadway debut in
1980 in a short-lived revival of The 5 O'Clock Girl. =20
Since then, she has distinguished herself as one of Broadway's most
highly regarded leading ladies, with more than 30 theater, television
and film credits to her name. =20
Her film and television credits include Co-narrator of TBS's Untold
West, Harry and Walter Go to New York, Models, Inc., St. Elsewhere,
Spencer for Hire, The Equalizer and recurring roles on Capital, Ryan's
Hope, Guiding Light and As the World Turns. Dee's recent turn as
Phyllis in the celebrated Paper Mill Playhouse revival of Stephen
Sondheim's Follies can be heard on CD. Dee can also be seen on the PBS
Home Video My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies.
Dee has starred in Broadway's Footloose, Will Rogers Follies and City of
Angels. She has been nominated for three Tony Awards for Best Actress
in a Musical for her performances in The Best Little Whorehouse Goes
Public, Will Rogers Follies and Footloose. Dee is currently starring on
Broadway in the smash hit Mamma Mia. =20
- more -
Jack Lee is one of the most respected musical directors in theater
today. Originally from Cleveland, Jack has conducted numerous Broadway
shows, as well as national and international tours. He has worked with
Tommy Tune on Broadway, with Debbie Reynolds, Peter Palmer, Jane Powell
and Juliet Prowse, and with Shirley MacLaine in Postcards from the Edge.
Jack is a contributing staff member of New York University and Carnegie
Mellon University. He is a frequent guest instructor and master class
teacher at his alma mater, Baldwin Wallace, and was the subject of an
Emmy award winning PBS documentary on his life and work. =20
The Beck Center for the Arts is proud to bring Dee Hoty and
Jack Lee to the Main Stage for this one night only musical extravaganza.
Benefactor tickets are available for $150 and include cocktails and hors
d'oeuvres at 6:45 p.m., preferred seating for the show, followed by a
dessert reception. Patron tickets are available for $50 and include the
performance and dessert reception. =20
As part of this exciting evening, The Beck Center will
raffle off a "Weekend On Broadway" package that will include round trip
airfare for two, overnight hotel accommodations, dinner for two, and
limousine service to and from the airport.
Dee Hoty's appearance is made possible by the generous support of The
Plain Dealer. The Beck Center for the Arts is located just 10 minutes
west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. For
more information please call Chris Alexander at (216) 521-2540 ext. 242.
=20
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org =20
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
216.521.2540 ext. 225
Email: yvette at beckcenter.org
Fax: 216.228.6050
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Proudly =
Presents
Broadway’s Leading =
Lady and
Lakewood Hometown Girl
D=
eeHoty along with Jack =
Lee
For One Night Only ~ =
Saturday, May 8, =
2004
=
; Lakewood, Ohio – The Beck Center is proud to =
bring the
best of Broadway to Lakewood as we present an incredible evening with =
one of
Broadway’s leading ladies and hometown Lakewood girl, Dee Hoty, accompanied by Broadway musical theater =
director Jack
Lee.Dee and Jack will =
perform, for one
night only, on Saturday, May 8 at 8:00
p.m.The =
spectacular event
will benefit the Beck =
Center
for the Arts Department of Education, which offers curriculum-based,
progressive programming in dance, music, theater and visual arts for =
children,
teens and adults.Proceeds =
also benefit
the Lakewood Public Schools Alumni Foundation.
Dee Hoty began her theatrical career 36 years ago at =
LakewoodHigh School.After graduating from =
OtterbeinCollege in 1974, she =
apprenticed at
The Cleveland Playhouse. =
Dee
made her Broadway debut in 1980 in a short-lived revival of The5 O’Clock Girl.
Since then, she has =
distinguished
herself as one of Broadway’s most highly regarded leading ladies, =
with
more than 30 theater, television and film credits to her name.
Her film
and television credits include Co-narrator of TBS’s Untold West,
Harry and Walter Go to New York, Models, Inc., St. Elsewhere, Spencer =
for Hire,
The Equalizer and recurring roles on Capital,
Ryan’s Hope, Guiding Light and As =
the World
Turns. =
Dee’s
recent turn as Phyllis in the celebrated Paper Mill Playhouse revival of
Stephen Sondheim’s Follies=
can be
heard on CD. =
Dee
can also be seen on the PBS Home Video My Favorite =
Broadway:The Leading =
Ladies.
Dee=
has starred in Broadway’s Footloose, Will =
Rogers
Follies and City of =
Angels.She has been nominated for =
three Tony Awards
for Best Actress in a Musical for her performances in The =
Best
Little Whorehouse Goes Public, Will Rogers Follies and Footloose. =
Dee
is currently starring on Broadway in the smash hit Mamma =
Mia.
-
more -
Jack Lee is one of the most =
respected
musical directors in theater today.Originally from =
Cleveland,
Jack has conducted numerous Broadway shows, as well as national and
international tours.He =
has worked with
Tommy Tune on Broadway, with Debbie Reynolds, Peter Palmer, Jane Powell =
and
Juliet Prowse, and with Shirley MacLaine in =
Postcards from the Edge.Jack is a contributing staff member of =
New
York =
University
and Carnegie =
MellonUniversity.He is a frequent guest =
instructor and master
class teacher at his alma mater, Baldwin Wallace, and was the subject of =
an
Emmy award winning PBS documentary on his life and work.
=
; The
Beck =
Center
for the Arts is proud to bring Dee Hoty and =
Jack Lee
to the Main Stage for this one night only musical extravaganza.Benefactor tickets are =
available for $150 and
include cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at 6:45
p.m., preferred seating for the show, followed by a dessert
reception.Patron tickets =
are available
for $50 and include the performance and dessert reception.
=
; As
part of this exciting evening, The Beck Center will raffle off a =
“Weekend
On Broadway” package that will include round trip airfare for two,
overnight hotel accommodations, dinner for two, and limousine service to =
and
from the airport.
Dee Hoty’s appearance is made possible by the =
generous
support of The Plain Dealer. =
The BeckCenter for the Arts is =
located just
10 minutes west of downtown =
Cleveland
at 17801 Detroit =
Avenue in =
Lakewood.For more information please =
call Chris
Alexander at (216) 521-2540 ext. 242.
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From WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com Thu Mar 25 10:04:57 2004
From: WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com (Lora Workman)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:04:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Miss Gulch Rides out of Cleveland this Weekend!
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She made Cleveland laugh and she touched your heart - but it's time for our
Almira to ride her bike into the sunset. Catch her last two performances
this weekend, Friday March 26th and Saturday, March 27th at Kennedy's in
Playhouse Square and bid the bitch goodbye! Curtain is 8:30PM and tickets
are just $19 each.
Read what the critics have to say...
article1
Roy Berko, Lorain County Times
.
"He knows how to play an audience! He teases, he sidles up unsuspecting
victims and he does a great double entendre. The result is our really,
really liking Vannello, which parleys into a really, really good time for
the audience."
article2Keith Joseph - Cleveland Free Times
.
"Vannello vibrantly sells a parcel of ersatz cabaret pastiches tarted up
with lavender lyrics"
article3Christine Howey - Cleveland Scene
.
"Nickolas L. Vannello is at his best when he's playing off the
energetically supportive audience reactions. Vannello sells all the
songs..."
article4Great Seats Available!
.
Kennedy's theatre is set up with cabaret tables so that every seat is like a
front-row experience! Come early to the show and enjoy dinner at S.T.A.R.
Restaurant, or relax with a cocktail at the bar in our own theater.
Come see what Cleveland is howling over -- and catch the final weekend of
the hilarious "Miss Gulch Returns!" Visit our web site at:
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She made Cleveland laugh and she touched your heart - but it's time for our
Almira to ride her bike into the sunset. Catch her last two performances this
weekend, Friday March 26th and Saturday, March
27th at Kennedy's in
Playhouse Square and bid the bitch goodbye! Curtain is 8:30PM and tickets are just $19 each.
Read what the critics have to say...
Roy
Berko, Lorain County Times
"He knows how to play an audience! He teases, he
sidles up unsuspecting victims and he does a great double entendre. The
result is our really, really liking Vannello, which parleys into a really,
really good time for the audience."
Keith Joseph - Cleveland Free Times
"Vannello vibrantly sells a parcel of ersatz cabaret
pastiches tarted up with lavender lyrics"
Christine Howey - Cleveland Scene
"Nickolas L. Vannello is at his best when he's
playing off the energetically supportive audience reactions. Vannello
sells all the songs..."
Great Seats Available!
Kennedy's
theatre is set up with cabaret tables so that every seat is like a
front-row experience! Come early to the show and enjoy dinner
at S.T.A.R. Restaurant, or
relax with a cocktail at the bar in our own theater.
Come see what Cleveland is howling over -- and catch the
final weekend of the hilarious "Miss Gulch Returns!" Visit our
web site at: www.missgulchreturns.com
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Thu Mar 25 10:51:14 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:51:14 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]BECK'S "Five Guys" Receive Rave Reviews!!
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Beck Center's FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE
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Receive Rave Reviews! (check them out below!)
=20
Only 3 more weekends! Through April 10th
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m.
Sundays at 3:00 p.m.
Call now for tickets - (216) 521-2540
www.beckcenter.org =20
=20
"Oh my God, is this show a great time."
=20
"Four weekends are not going to be enough of Little Moe, Bog Moe,
Four-Eyed Moe, Eat Moe and No Moe - the Beck Center for the Arts is
going to need to schedule mo' "Moe.""
=20
It's version of Five Guys Named Moe, a revue of Louis Jordan's swing-era
jazz, be-bob and rhythm-and-blues songs such as "Caldonia" and "Choo
Choo Ch'Boogie," easily qualifies as one of the best locally produced
musical shows to go up on the Cleveland area over the last decade."
=20
"With a cast of talented, instantly engaging performers, a solid stage
band, a whimsical ands effective set and outstanding costumes, this
high-spirited production pumps its viewers full of larky exuberance."
=20
"Expertly directed and choreographed by Martin Cespedes, . . . "
=20
"As the Moes, Geoffrey Short, Lester Currie, Lawrence Maurice, Devon
Settles and Aric Calhoun are all triple threats. They create distinct
and appealing personalities for their characters while skillfully
dancing swing steps and, best of all, singing with individual style and
collective, beautifully blended power."
=20
"There wouldn't seem to be room for any more talent on the Beck's small
stage, but it manages to increase geometrically with Kyle Primous as No
Max. Primous, well-known locally as a dancer, performs his steps with
an astonishingly loose, spontaneous energy that looks as if it's verging
on chaos, but it's actually ruled by dead-on balance, timing and
strength."
=20
"He, the Moes and the capable band lead by David Anthony Williams share
the stage with Don McBride's excellent set, a collection of what look
like pieces from huge old radios, including dials, buttons and sections
of sleek, Art Deco wood cases. It goes perfectly with actor-designer
Lester Currie's flamboyant costumes, whose vivid satin shirts, loud
pants and coats and outrageous ties both amuse and delight."
=20
"Cespedes pulls all these elements into a production relaxed in mood but
lively in effect."
=20
=20
Carolyn Jack, The Plain Dealer
=20
"Cespedes has done it again with his production of 'FIVE GUYS NAMED
MOE,. He lets out all the stops as he takes on a musical journey based
on the music of Louis Jordan."
=20
"The cast is uniformly excellent. Lester Currie, Devon Settles,
Geoffrey Short, Aric Calhoun and Lawrence Maurice all have a great time,
sing well, and move to some creative dance steps. Kyle Primous, as No
Max, the participant supposedly not a member of the Moe singing quartet,
is phenomenal. He dances, he sings, he acts, he mimes-all extremely
well."
=20
"Cespedes ignites the stage with creative and disciplined choreography.
David Anthony Williams, the musical director, has these guys wailing.
His orchestra doesn't hit a sour note. Don McBride's scenic design,
consisting of floating radio dials, makes a perfect setting for the
goings on. Sharon Stark's costumes are a hoot! Erik Seidel's lighting
and Casey Jones' sound design add a strong positive dimension to the
show."
=20
"Hurrah Martin! Hurrah cast! Hurrah crew!"
Roy Berko, The Times Newspaper
=20
Hurrah Beck Center!
=20
Yvette A. Hanzel
Director of Marketing
Beck Center for the Arts
www.beckcenter.org =20
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
216.521.2540 ext. 225
Email: yvette at beckcenter.org
Fax: 216.228.6050
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“Four weekends
are not going to be enough of Little Moe, Bog Moe, Four-Eyed Moe, Eat =
Moe and No
Moe – the Beck Center for the Arts is going to need to schedule =
mo’
“Moe.””
It’s version
of Five Guys Named Moe, a revue of =
Louis Jordan’s
swing-era jazz, be-bob and rhythm-and-blues songs such as “Caldonia” and “ChooChooCh’Boogie,”
easily qualifies as one of the best locally produced musical shows to go =
up on
the Cleveland area over the last =
decade.”
“With
a cast of talented, instantly engaging performers, a solid stage band, a
whimsical ands effective set and outstanding =
costumes, this
high-spirited production pumps its viewers full of larky =
exuberance.”
“Expertly
directed and choreographed by Martin Cespedes, . . . “
“As
the Moes, Geoffrey Short, Lester Currie, =
Lawrence
Maurice, Devon Settles and Aric Calhoun are =
all
triple threats.They =
create distinct
and appealing personalities for their characters while skillfully =
dancing swing
steps and, best of all, singing with individual style and collective, =
beautifully
blended power.”
“There
wouldn’t seem to be room for any more talent on the Beck’s =
small
stage, but it manages to increase geometrically with Kyle Primous
as No Max.Primous,
well-known locally as a dancer, performs his steps with an astonishingly =
loose,
spontaneous energy that looks as if it’s verging on chaos, but =
it’s
actually ruled by dead-on balance, timing and =
strength.”
“He,
the Moes and the capable band lead by David =
Anthony
Williams share the stage with Don McBride’s excellent set, a =
collection
of what look like pieces from huge old radios, including dials, buttons =
and
sections of sleek, Art Deco wood cases.It goes perfectly with actor-designer Lester Currie’s =
flamboyant
costumes, whose vivid satin shirts, loud pants and coats and outrageous =
ties
both amuse and delight.”
“Cespedes pulls all these elements into a =
production relaxed
in mood but lively in effect.”
“Cespedes has done it again with his production of
‘FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE,.He =
lets out all
the stops as he takes on a musical journey based on the music of Louis =
Jordan.”
“The
cast is uniformly excellent. =
Lester
Currie, Devon Settles, Geoffrey Short, Aric =
Calhoun
and Lawrence Maurice all have a great time, sing well, and move to some
creative dance steps.Kyle =
Primous, as No Max, the participant supposedly not =
a member
of the Moe singing quartet, is phenomenal.He dances, he sings, he acts, he mimes—all extremely =
well.”
“Cespedes ignites the stage with creative and =
disciplined
choreography.David =
Anthony
Williams, the musical director, has these guys wailing.His orchestra doesn’t hit =
a sour
note.Don McBride’s =
scenic
design, consisting of floating radio dials, makes a perfect setting for =
the
goings on.Sharon =
Stark’s
costumes are a hoot!Erik
Seidel’s lighting
and Casey Jones’ sound design add a strong
positive dimension to the show.”
=00
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From WcpAkron at aol.com Thu Mar 25 10:46:08 2004
From: WcpAkron at aol.com (WcpAkron at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 13:46:08 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Weathervane Playhouse presents Neil Simon's "The Dinner
Party"
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WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE presents
Neil Simon's THE DINNER PARTY
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to present the AKRON PREMIERE of Neil=20
Simon's comedy THE DINNER PARTY. This production is sponsored by Summa Heal=
th=20
System Foundation. The Dinner Party opened on Broadway late in 2000 followi=
ng a=20
record-breaking run at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles in 1999 and its E=
ast=20
Coast premiere at the Kennedy Center in June 2000.
Six people are mysteriously summoned to dinner. Arriving first are three=20
men: the easily exasperated Claude, the shlubby Albert and the cynical, suav=
e=20
Andre. After noticing six place settings at the table, they quickly discove=
r=20
that they have nothing in common except that each has an ex-wife, at which p=
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an awful possibility occurs to them - which turns out to be true! Before th=
e=20
evening is over, the door is locked from the outside and no one can leave. =20
It's love from soup to nuts and a delicious comedy ensues. In one fast-pace=
d,=20
intermissionless hour and a half, typical Neil Simon one-liners share the st=
age=20
with the play's message of forgiveness and renewal. The Washington Post=20
calls this "Neil Simon's emotionally richest play. It's laugh-out-loud funn=
y!"
Weathervane Playhouse will hold a special fund raising dinner on the night o=
f=20
Saturday, May 1. Tickets are $60 each and include dinner at 6:30 p.m. in th=
e=20
new "Dietz Classroom Theater," the performance of The Dinner Party and=20
dessert onstage after the show. Dinner also includes wine, beverages, appet=
izer,=20
salad, chicken marsala, roasted vegetables and sweet potato souffl=E9. Seat=
ing is=20
limited and $25 is tax-deductible.
On the nights of Friday, April 23 and Saturday, May 1, Weathervane is=20
offering a DATE NIGHT CLASS. Parents can see the play while their children=20=
(ages 3 -=20
9) "play" with games, movies and theater-related activities. $6 per child=20
with purchase of theater tickets.
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation it's Neil Simon's THE DINNER=20
PARTY -- a delicious comedy just ripe for the picking at Weathervane Playh=
ouse=20
April 14 - May 9, 2004. Low-cost preview performances on Wednesday and=20
Thursday, April 14 & 15 at 7:30 p.m. with official opening on Friday, April=20=
16 at=20
8:00 p.m. Other performances are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturd=
ays=20
at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Charge by phone at Weathervane's Ticket=20
Office at 330-836-2626. Call between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through=20
Friday. Tickets: $18 ($2 discount on Thursdays and Sundays for Senior Citiz=
ens &=20
Students).
The Ohio Arts Council helped fund this program with state tax dollars to=20
encourage economic growth,
education excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
Additional Season Sponsors: WKSU, PAX-TV
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WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE presents
Neil Simon's THE DINNER PARTY
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation
Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to present the AKRON PREMIERE of Neil S=
imon's comedy THE DINNER PARTY. This production is sponsored by Summa=20=
Health System Foundation. The Dinner Party opened on Broadway late in=20=
2000 following a record-breaking run at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles=20=
in 1999 and its East Coast premiere at the Kennedy Center in June 2000.
Six people are mysteriously summoned to dinner. Arriving first are=
three men: the easily exasperated Claude, the shlubby Albert and the cynica=
l, suave Andre. After noticing six place settings at the table, they q=
uickly discover that they have nothing in common except that each has an ex-=
wife, at which point an awful possibility occurs to them - which turns out t=
o be true! Before the evening is over, the door is locked from the out=
side and no one can leave. It's love from soup to nuts and a delicious=
comedy ensues. In one fast-paced, intermissionless hour and a half, t=
ypical Neil Simon one-liners share the stage with the play's message of forg=
iveness and renewal. The Washington Post calls this "Neil Simon's emot=
ionally richest play. It's laugh-out-loud funny!"
Weathervane Playhouse will hold a special fund raising dinner on the nig=
ht of Saturday, May 1. Tickets are $60 each and include dinner at 6:30=
p.m. in the new "Dietz Classroom Theater," the performance of The Dinner Pa=
rty and dessert onstage after the show. Dinner also includes wine, bev=
erages, appetizer, salad, chicken marsala, roasted vegetables and sweet pota=
to souffl=E9. Seating is limited and $25 is tax-deductible.
On the nights of Friday, April 23 and Saturday, May 1, Weathervane is of=
fering a DATE NIGHT CLASS. Parents can see the play while their childr=
en (ages 3 - 9) "play" with games, movies and theater-related activities. &n=
bsp;$6 per child with purchase of theater tickets.
Sponsored by Summa Health System Foundation it's Neil Simon's THE DINNER=
PARTY -- a delicious comedy just ripe for the picking at Weathe=
rvane Playhouse April 14 - May 9, 2004. Low-cost preview performances=20=
on Wednesday and Thursday, April 14 & 15 at 7:30 p.m. with official open=
ing on Friday, April 16 at 8:00 p.m. Other performances are Thursdays=20=
at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Charg=
e by phone at Weathervane's Ticket Office at 330-836-2626. Call betwee=
n 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Tickets: $18 ($2 disco=
unt on Thursdays and Sundays for Senior Citizens & Students).
The Ohio Arts Council helped fund this program with st=
ate tax dollars to encourage economic growth,
education excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
Additional Season Sponsors: WKSU, PAX-TV
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From mike at r-town.net Thu Mar 25 11:36:46 2004
From: mike at r-town.net (Mike Raum)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 14:36:46 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Very sad news - Victoria Karnafel Korkosz
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Victoria Karnafel Korkosz, a wonderful actor and singer, died suddenly
Monday March 22nd., of what appeared to be an embolism that made its way to
her heart.
Ms Korkosz was an accomplished theatrical and film actor and member of the
Screen Actors Guild. Notable credits include her role as Allison in the
Off-Broadway production of Look Back in Anger and her role as "The Sad
Looking Girl" in the Academy Award winning film The Deer Hunter. Her
Greater Cleveland work included numerous performances with Near West
Theatre, Dobama, Chagrin Valley Little Theatre, Red Hen Productions and
Charenton Theatre Company, most recently in the Cemetery Tour of Spoon River
Anthology. She is especially remembered for her musical theater portrayals
of Dolly Levi in Hello Dolly and Miss Hannigan in Annie. Ms. Korkosz was
very active with her husband Arthur, at Clevelands Hermit Club.
Victoria earned her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts in 1979 from the
University of Akron; and was honored with awards for Best Actress and Best
Actress Experimental Theatre Company for the 1975-76 season. She received
additional theatrical training with the American Stanislavsky Theatre and
the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Ms Korkosz was also an active fundraiser on behalf of social service and
performing arts organizations in the Cleveland area. In the mid 1990s she
was director of Grant Writing for the West Side Ecumenical Ministries and
went on to establish VK & Associates, coordinating successful fundraising
projects on behalf of Dobama Theatre, West Side Community House, Merrick
House, and the Northeast Ohio Breast Cancer Coalition.
Visitation will be this Thursday from 7-9 PM
Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM
The Ferfolia Funeral Home
356 W Aurora Rd. (Ohio Rt 82)
Sagamore Hills, OH
Funeral Saturday March 27, 10:00 AM at St Barnabas Catholic Church, Sagamore
Hills, followed by internment at All Saints Cemetery.
For those of us who knew Vicki, we our shocked and saddened by this loss.
The world just won't be the same without her!
Michael Raum
R-Town Communications
14600 Detroit Ave. Suite 430
Lakewood, OH. 44107
(216) 521-5002
(216) 521-5004 FAX
mike at r-town.net
From amay at greatlakestheater.org Thu Mar 25 13:07:48 2004
From: amay at greatlakestheater.org (Andrew May)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 16:07:48 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FW: GLTF calling all people
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-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew May [mailto:amay at greatlakestheater.org]
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 3:52 PM
To: neohiopal at lists.fredsterfeld.com
Subject: GLTF calling all people
To all the good people in the Land of Cleve!!!!!
I am in the midst of putting together the artistic look of our new "summer
theater brochure" and I need your help.
This Sunday at 10AM to 12 noon, right outside the Ohio Theater marquis, we
are taking the "cover shot" photo of the brochure.
I have closed down Euclid Ave. from E 17th to E 14th to create the correct
atmosphere for what I have in mind. It is quite complex, so to simplify -
what I need is PEOPLE. Live, breathing people to act like themselves and
walk down the street as though they knew where they were going. People of
all shapes and sizes, colors, sexes etc..... Oh yeah, dress like it is
summer!
I can't offer much, except coffee/tea, donuts/bagels, getting a chance to be
on the cover of our brochure, hang out with some fun people in the middle of
a large street while the police direct traffic around you, and some good
theater Kharma!
Call or email me if you can make it!
Thanx and all the best to all of you,
Andrew May
Associate Artistic Director
Great Lakes Theater Festival
1501 Euclid Avenue #423
Cleveland, OH 44115
216 241 5490 Ext. 313
amay at greatlakestheater.org
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of beer commercial. The spot is complete and eveyone we used did a =
great job.
I'm sorry I couldn't respond to everone's emails, there were quite a few =
and this was a last minute project.
Tips for the future:
For those who will be sending headshots through the email again, and =
being a producer looking at headshots,
here are a few tips. This info can be used when sending stuff to =
anyone.
Please label your headshots with your name. For example "BobSmith.jpg" =
you don't have to put "headshot.jpg."
then we have to rename them on our end. I see that it's a jpg.
Please, jpg's only. No photoshop files, or bitmaps, etc. jpg is pretty =
standard in the industry.
Same with the resume. "BobSmith.doc" is a lot easier to keep track of =
then "Resume.doc"
Also, it's good to put down (if it's a paid gig) that you have an agent. =
We had several people that didn't tell us that they had agents and we =
contacted them directly, this just caused a little confusion on our end.
I want to say thank you again, it's nice to see that NEOhioPal works. =
I'll use it again.
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Creative Director
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I'm sorry I couldn't respond to =
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From mslerner at adelphia.net Thu Mar 25 16:49:55 2004
From: mslerner at adelphia.net (Michael Lerner)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 19:49:55 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lead Singer needed for rock 'n soul band
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1st. We are looking for a dedicated professional. Previous band experience a
plus.
If interested, please contact me right away
Michael Lerner
(216) 231-8787 x223 (work)
mlerner at chsc.org
(440) 248-2180
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Thu Mar 25 19:21:27 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 19:21:27 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Needs Crew
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NEOhioPal,
Please respond to this e-mail if you are willing/available for any of the following positions in The Taming of Shakespeare Company's production of Titus Andronicus:
Assistant Director
Stage Manager
General Tech
Set Designer
-We will be accepting resumes for these positions March 26, 2004. Please send all resumes to TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com -- we will respond promptly after receiving any e-mails.
--Our production dates are scheduled for September 2004.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPal,
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Assistant Director
Stage Manager
General Tech
Set Designer
-We will be accepting resumes for these positions March 26, 2004. Please send all resumes to TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com -- we will respond promptly after receiving any e-mails.
--Our production dates are scheduled for September 2004.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
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From VanBrujah at aol.com Thu Mar 25 20:25:06 2004
From: VanBrujah at aol.com (VanBrujah at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 23:25:06 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The $ugardaddies @ Waters in Hudson 03/26/04
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Don't miss
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Friday, March 26 at Waters on Route 91 in Hudson
9:00 pm until 1:00 am
Featuring the BEST in Motown, R&B, Swing, Boogie-Woogie
and The Blues
When you come to a $ugar Daddies show, come prepared to have a good time
(sunglasses and hats are optional). There's nothing more we enjoy than a great
crowd that's ready to party. The more you cheer and dance, the better we play.
The $ugardaddies rock the house harder than a fat lady chasing the pizza
delivery guy!
for information and directions, please check out www.thesugardaddies.com
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From limeyhick at yahoo.com Thu Mar 25 20:33:54 2004
From: limeyhick at yahoo.com (Mike and Ike)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 20:33:54 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]DELETE NOW: A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
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WARNING: SEVERAL FOREIGN LEADERS HAVE TOLD ME THEY WANT THIS PIECE TO BE WRITTEN. FOR THEIR NAMES, EMAIL JOHN KERRY AT KERRY at BADFREAKINMOVE.COM
MIKE: (English accent) Greetings and salutations, all. He?s not Mike.
IKE: (Southern accent) He ain?t Ike.
M: Last week, after taking an exceptional amount of peyote and watching three "Girls Gone Wild" DVD?s, Ike and I got into a rather lengthy discussion about theatre.
I: He talked. I was watchin? the boobies turn into Uta Hagen.
M: And in between his screams and accusations that the aforementioned Uta hooters were stealing his soul, we decided that, while reviews of current productions are fun and continue to increase our hate mail from both theatre and comedy purists, if we are to become the entertainment gurus we pretend to be in sock puppet shows, we need to broaden our horizons.
I: Expand more than Sally Struthers and forced democracy combined.
M: So, to that end, we are proud to announce that, coming soon, Mike and Ike present The Complete History of Theatre (Abridged).
I: Yep, over the next few weeks, we?re gonna be hoppin? in the Wayback machine and fillin? ya in on everything ya always wanted ta know about the-ater but didn?t want ta pay several thousand dollars to learn. I?m your tutor now, Nancy.
M: And, while we have a detailed lesson plan already figured out?
I: Ya wrote it on a cocktail napkin at XTC, ya dweeb!
M: --we want to make this course interactive.
I: Is there somethin? specific you want us to rag on?
M: Discuss.
I: Six a one, half dozen of the other. If so, email us before April 4th at limeyhick at yahoo.com with the work "fluffernutter" in the subject and we?ll make sure ta think about using your suggestions.
M: MIU is open for business, dear friends. All we need now is John Vernon to be the Dean and a sexual harassment suit.
I: I got that covered. So what?re we gonna name the football team?
M: The "Pappsmears."
I: I like it.
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MIKE: (English accent) Greetings and salutations, all. He?s not Mike.
IKE: (Southern accent) He ain?t Ike.
M: Last week, after taking an exceptional amount of peyote and watching three "Girls Gone Wild" DVD?s, Ike and I got into a rather lengthy discussion about theatre.
I: He talked. I was watchin? the boobies turn into Uta Hagen.
M: And in between his screams and accusations that the aforementioned Uta hooters were stealing his soul, we decided that, while reviews of current productions are fun and continue to increase our hate mail from both theatre and comedy purists, if we are to become the entertainment gurus we pretend to be in sock puppet shows, we need to broaden our horizons.
I: Expand more than Sally Struthers and forced democracy combined.
M: So, to that end, we are proud to announce that, coming soon, Mike and Ike present The Complete History of Theatre (Abridged).
I: Yep, over the next few weeks, we?re gonna be hoppin? in the Wayback machine and fillin? ya in on everything ya always wanted ta know about the-ater but didn?t want ta pay several thousand dollars to learn. I?m your tutor now, Nancy.
M: And, while we have a detailed lesson plan already figured out?
I: Ya wrote it on a cocktail napkin at XTC, ya dweeb!
M: --we want to make this course interactive.
I: Is there somethin? specific you want us to rag on?
M: Discuss.
I: Six a one, half dozen of the other. If so, email us before April 4th at limeyhick at yahoo.com with the work "fluffernutter" in the subject and we?ll make sure ta think about using your suggestions.
M: MIU is open for business, dear friends. All we need now is John Vernon to be the Dean and a sexual harassment suit.
I: I got that covered. So what?re we gonna name the football team?
M: The "Pappsmears."
I: I like it.
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Thu Mar 25 21:55:00 2004
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 00:55:00 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for Ragtime - the Musical at RRCT ( June
Westside Production)
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>From Artistic Director Kevin Joseph Kelly.....
RRCT (Rocky River Community Theatre) is pleased to announce the audition=20
dates for: Ragtime - The Musical
They are April 5, 6 and 7, 2004 starting 7 PM. =A0 The auditions will take=20
place at the Beach Education Center located at the corner of Detroit Avenue=20=
and=20
Erie Road in Rocky River, Oh. (located across the street from St. Christophe=
r's=20
Church on Detroit Avenue). =A0The auditions take place in the back building=20=
on=20
the top floor.=20
Production Dates are the last weekend of June and the first two weekends in=20
July 2004.
An AEA contract will be available for the show. =A0 If you are equity and=20
interested in this production, please respond to this email and indicate wha=
t role=20
you are interested in. =A0 Unless I am not familiar with you, an initial=20
audition will not be necessary, and the potential equity role will be filled=
by=20
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t one=20
equity role per show.
ALL ROLES ARE OPEN!
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and novice talent in quality productions for our audiences. The combination=
=20
of which creates a dynamic theatre experience for all involved. We perform=20=
at=20
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Mark your calendars!
With respect,
Kevin Joseph Kelly =20
Call me with any questions 216-269-3824 or email me at this address.
TPOG!
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es for: Ragtime - The Musical
They are April 5, 6 and 7, 2004 starting 7 PM. =A0 The auditions will take p=
lace at the Beach Education Center located at the corner of Detroit Avenue a=
nd Erie Road in Rocky River, Oh. (located across the street from St. Christo=
pher's Church on Detroit Avenue). =A0The auditions take place in the back bu=
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ALL ROLES ARE OPEN!
Our Goal The goal of our theatre is to combine equity, professional, communit=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0 Sharon Stark--------------Costume Design
Mark your calendars!
With respect,
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me with any questions 216-269-3824 or email me at this address.
TPOG!
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From nancy at dancejourneys.com Fri Mar 26 05:43:59 2004
From: nancy at dancejourneys.com (Nancy Sweeney)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 08:43:59 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]=?iso-8859-1?Q?Jet=E9_Dance_Centre_looking_for_qualified_instructors?=
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From jsm72 at sbcglobal.net Fri Mar 26 06:03:35 2004
From: jsm72 at sbcglobal.net (Jean Martin)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 06:03:35 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Readers' Theatre Benefit April 17
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AN EVENING OF LITERARY LAUGHTER
A Readers? Theatre to benefit
Friends of Boulevard Theatre
&
Shaker Heights Library Endowment Fund
Joy Borland, Director
featuring
Joy Borland ? Marcia Darby ? Russ Duino ? Tiiu Gennert
Michael Green ? Renee Harrison ? Jean Martin ? Sara Menefee
Fred Perry ? David Rohler ? William True
Performing humorous vignettes and monologues by
Woody Allen, Dave Barry, Erma Bombeck, Art Buchwald, Davey Crockett, Langston Hughes, Molly Ivins, James Thurber, Mark Twain, Judith Viorst
and more
Saturday, April 17, 7:30 p.m.
Shaker Heights Public Library,
16500 Van Aken Blvd.Shaker Hts. OH 44120
Wine & Desserts following the performance
$20/Person $35/Couple
Tickets available at both Shaker Libraries. Tickets can also be purchased by mail and held at the door. Please make checks payable to Friends of Shaker Library. For more information, call the library 216/991-2030
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Jean Sycle Martin
216-561-8588
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JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ
AN EVENING OF LITERARY LAUGHTER
A Readers? Theatre to benefit
Friends of Boulevard Theatre
&
Shaker Heights Library Endowment Fund
Joy Borland, Director
featuring
Joy Borland ? Marcia Darby ? Russ Duino? Tiiu Gennert
Michael Green ? Renee Harrison ? Jean Martin ? Sara Menefee
Fred Perry ? David Rohler ? William True
Performing humorous vignettes and monologues by
Woody Allen, Dave Barry, Erma Bombeck, Art Buchwald, Davey Crockett, Langston Hughes, Molly Ivins, James Thurber, Mark Twain, Judith Viorst
and more
Saturday, April 17, 7:30 p.m.
Shaker Heights Public Library,
16500 Van Aken Blvd.Shaker Hts. OH44120
Wine & Desserts following the performance
$20/Person$35/Couple
Tickets available at both Shaker Libraries. Tickets can also be purchased by mail and held at the door. Please make checks payable to Friends of Shaker Library. For more information, call the library 216/991-2030
JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ
Jean Sycle Martin
216-561-8588
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From ddaymusic at cox.net Fri Mar 26 06:16:13 2004
From: ddaymusic at cox.net (Don Day)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 9:16:13 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]RAGTIME at St. Peter Chanel High School
Message-ID: <20040326141613.OTHS26108.lakemtao01.cox.net@smtp.east.cox.net>
St. Peter Chanel is proud to announce its newest and most ambitious theatrical undertaking ever, the recent Broadway sensation…RAGTIME! With a cast and crew of over 85 families, RAGTIME represents the single largest dramatic production ever produced at Chanel.
Our show dates are for the next two weekends:
Friday, March 26 at 7pm
Saturday, March 27 at 7pm
Sunday, March 28 at 3pm
Friday, April 2 at 7pm
Saturday, April 3 at 7pm
Sunday, April 4 at 3pm
The cost for advanced sale seats is $10 for adults and $7 for seniors (60 & over) and children (12 & under). General admission seats are only available at the door. General admission seats cost $2 less per ticket, but general admission patrons will be seated behind the reserved rows. If you have any questions about tickets, contact Kathy Krupar at 216.459.8758 any evening. Orders can be placed by phone.
Ragtime is under the direction of Amy Liptak, Music by Don Day, Staging by Bryan Liptak and Staci Raab, and choreography by Brian and Mandy Sinchak.
St. Peter Chanel is located in Bedford, OH (across the street from Bedford High School), and just one block south of Northfield and Rockside rd. The address is 480 Northfield rd (also known as Rt. 8). Please call the school at 440-232-5900 for more information.
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Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 10:26:02 EST
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Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 10:53:47 EST
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From slackey_cpa at email.msn.com Fri Mar 26 09:19:32 2004
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Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:19:32 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Oliver Twisted at Pickwick
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If you like comedy, improv, music, dance, drama, action, science =
fiction, westerns, literature, showtunes, horror, German industrial, =
Fellini, film-noir, Spielberg, McCarthyism, Napoleon, Harriet Tubman, =
Paul Bunyan, Gandhi, chick-flicks, the '60s, Action News, ODOT, shaving =
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From lor10z at msn.com Fri Mar 26 08:58:50 2004
From: lor10z at msn.com (LISA ORTENZI)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:58:50 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Great Lakes Theater Festival,
Cleveland Museum of Art Youth Summer Institute
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Great Lakes Theater Festival, The Cleveland Museum of Art and Hawken School Present The Summer Institute of Theater, Art, Music & Dance!!!
A four-week theater program is being offered at Hawken School for students ages 12-18, from June 21-July 16, 2004. Great Lakes Theater Festival, The Cleveland Museum of Art, and Hawken School invite you to work alongside professional actors and artists and take classes in acting, Shakespeare, movement, voice, drawing, sculpture, photography and more. Included will be field trips to the Cleveland Museum of Art.
There will also be multiple Master Classes lead by Andrew May, Great Lakes Theater Festival's Associate Artistic Director.
The Summer Institute will culminate in a performance and gallery exhibition involving all enrolled students, who will perform in a 90-minute presentation and exhibit works that helped inspire the settings, costumes, and props.
This four-week program is designed for students of all levels of experience and ability, and affords the opportunity to learn from professional theater and visual artists providing individual attention on a daily basis. There is no audition so all students interested will be considered for the program.
Experience the joy of professional theater in a safe and supportive environment, designed to challenge students at their own level.
For more information or to register for the summer program contact: Dan Call, Hawken School, 440-423-2125, dcall at hawken.edu
A Three week celebration of Theatre Arts through dance, drama and song.
Beginning Friday, March 26 with
"LANGSTON'S PLACE"
directed by Reggie Kelly
Come see a sassy, sexy musical set in a popular Harlem dance club and showcase lounge, featuring the music of Nat King Cole and the poetry of Langston Hughes; interwoven in a unique tapestry of the spoken word, music and dance.
This show will run
Friday & Saturday 3/26 & 3/27 at 8 p.m.
The Sunday Show is SOLD OUT
Ticket prices - $20.00 general admission
CSU students with I.D. $5.00
Factory Theatre E. 24th at Chester Avenue
Watch for our announcements about the next two shows!!!
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From titlewavetheatre at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 11:28:15 2004
From: titlewavetheatre at yahoo.com (TITLEWave theatre)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 11:28:15 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]TITLEWave Seeks 10-Minute Plays for Late Summer Production!
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SEEKS 10-MINUTE PLAYS
To Be Produced at the End of August
In Various Locations All Throughout
The Campus of Cleveland Public Theatre
(The audience will travel to a different
performance space for each play!)
REQUIREMENTS:
Small Casts, up to 5 Actors
Simple Production Values
10 Minutes
Great Plays!!!
Deadline for submission: May 17, 2004
Email Plays to titlewavetheatre at yahoo.com
Or Mail them to:
Gregory Vovos
21934 Lake Rd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
Please include a SASE if you wish to have your script returned.
www.titlewavetheatre.com
www.cptonline.org
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From ensemble-theatre at sbcglobal.net Fri Mar 26 11:33:37 2004
From: ensemble-theatre at sbcglobal.net (ensemble-theatre)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 14:33:37 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PAID POSITION AVAILABLE: STAGE MANAGER FOR LATE MAY
PRODUCTION
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Ensemble Theatre is currently seeking a STAGE MANAGER for the final
production of the season, The Sweepers by John C. Picardi. Performances
will be held in the Brooks Theatre at the Cleveland Play House, beginning
May 29 and running through June 13. Rehearsals will begin in late April and
will take place in the late afternoons and early evenings (usually 3-7pm)
weekdays and weekends.
We are offering a stipend for this position.
Interested applicants should please contact Melanie via email or at the
phone number below to schedule an interview.
Also, we are starting to hire for next season as well, so if you are not
available for this position but would be interested in working with us next
year please respond and forward a resume.
--Melanie Guzman
General Manager
Ensemble Theatre
P.O. Box 181309
Cleveland Hts., OH 44118-1309
Phone.216.321-2930.Fax.216.397-5740
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From yvette at beckcenter.org Fri Mar 26 12:02:24 2004
From: yvette at beckcenter.org (Yvette Hanzel)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 15:02:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center Presents Agnes of God ~ Directed by Seth Gordon
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April 9 - May 2, 2004
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Agnes of God involves a young nun who gives birth in a convent. The baby
is later found dead. Agnes remembers nothing about the conception,
pregnancy, birth or murder. The court has assigned a psychiatrist, Dr.
Livingstone, to investigate. Dr. Livingstone is determined to help
Agnes gain a stronger grasp on reality and uncover any wrongdoers. The
conflict between religion and science in this thoughtful melodrama spins
itself into a beautiful, yet terrifying tale. Agnes of God asks hard
questions about faith and gives no easy answers.=20
Seth Gordon, currently Director of New Play Development at the Cleveland
Playhouse directs Agnes of God at the Beck Center. He notes "Agnes of
God is many things - a Jane Fonda movie you vaguely remember, a
compelling character study, a moving story and a highly theatrical
mystery all at once. But the main question that it asks you to ask
yourself is, what happens to life in a world that no longer requires
faith? Is it truly possible to live one's life with every fact and event
being explainable? What are we giving up?"
This mysterious three woman play features Alicia Kahn, making her
Cleveland theatre debut as Agnes, Elizabeth Ann Townsend returning to
the Beck Center following Boy Gets Girl as Dr. Livingstone, and Sherrie
Britton as Mother Superior.
Agnes of God runs April 9 through May 2 and is sponsored by Cox
Communications and Lakewoodbuzz.com. Show times are Fridays and
Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 3:00 p.m. There will be no
performance on Sunday, April 11. (Real cigarette smoke will be used
during this production). For tickets call the Beck Center box office at
(216) 521-2540 or log onto www.beckcenter.org
. Tickets are $22 for adults, $19 for
seniors and $15 for students (25 & younger with ID). Discounts are
available for groups of 20 or more. The Beck Center for the Arts is
located just 10 minutes west of downtown Cleveland at 17801 Detroit
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Director of Marketing
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17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH 44107
216.521.2540 ext. 225
Email: yvette at beckcenter.org
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 09:53:03 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 09:53:03 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Clarifications
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NEOhioPAL,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company would like to make a few clarifications concerning our production of Titus Andronicus:
To begin, this is our 1st production as a Company, therefore we will not be able to extend any acting/tech positions to Equity members. Also, we must stress that this is our Northeast Ohio debut -- we are starting at rock bottom. The TofSC will not be able to offer any payed positions. We at The TofSC hope that these clarifications do not dissuade anyone from assisting a fledgling theater company -- everybody has to start somewhere.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPAL,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company would like to make a few clarifications concerning our production of Titus Andronicus:
To begin, this is our 1st production as a Company, therefore we will not be able to extend any acting/tech positions to Equity members. Also, we must stress that this is our Northeast Ohio debut -- we are starting at rock bottom. The TofSC will not be able to offer any payed positions. We at The TofSC hope that these clarifications do not dissuade anyone from assisting a fledgling theater company -- everybody has to start somewhere.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, Taming of Shakespeare Company
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From cinevid at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 18:18:44 2004
From: cinevid at yahoo.com (Bill)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 18:18:44 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PsyClone makes it through first round of PGL
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Hi All,
My twisted tale of science gone awry, "PsyClone" has made it to the top 1000 screenplays at Project Greenlight. The contest now goes offline and professional readers will boil it down to the top 100.
My scenes did not make it, but the odds were a lot worse and there was no peer review at all for the director's contest.
One of the reviews I got was so flattering, I just have to share it and revel in the glowing words for at least a few minutes.
THE REVIEWER WROTE:
"The artistic design of the poster on page 1 was absolutely a great way to hook my interest. This was a fantastic story and I was happy to have chosen this script. This horror film is destined to rise to the top in this contest. The research was thorough, the dialogue exceptional, and the story was a stick of dynamite, explosive all the way through. I am concerned that this writer is a professional and not an amateur and I am nervous of this script?s ability to slide in above mine. One always hopes that all 12,000 screenplays will burn up before your own does, but this one will surely become top 3! Good job and good luck! I wouldn?t have rated the last script so excellent if I had rated this one first ? but this script deserves excellent scores for a job well done. I actually enjoyed it without ever getting bored! I have no negative comments at all. Watch out Stephen King!"
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Hi All,
My twisted tale of science gone awry, "PsyClone" has made it to the top 1000 screenplays at Project Greenlight. The contest now goes offline and professional readers will boil it down to the top 100.
My scenes did not make it, but the odds were a lot worse and there was no peer review at all for the director's contest.
One of the reviews I got was so flattering, I just have to share it and revel in the glowing words for at least a few minutes.
THE REVIEWER WROTE: "The artistic design of the poster on page 1 was absolutely a great way to hook my interest. This was a fantastic story and I was happy to have chosen this script. This horror film is destined to rise to the top in this contest. The research was thorough, the dialogue exceptional, and the story was a stick of dynamite, explosive all the way through. I am concerned that this writer is a professional and not an amateur and I am nervous of this script?s ability to slide in above mine. One always hopes that all 12,000 screenplays will burn up before your own does, but this one will surely become top 3! Good job and good luck! I wouldn?t have rated the last script so excellent if I had rated this one first ? but this script deserves excellent scores for a job well done. I actually enjoyed it without ever getting bored! I have no negative comments at all. Watch out Stephen King!"
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From royberko at yahoo.com Fri Mar 26 19:13:19 2004
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 19:13:19 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko Review: Kallipoe Stage's A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING
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KALLIOPE STAGE, THE NORTH COAST?S NEW MUSICAL THEATRE
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
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Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
It?s always a dangerous undertaking to start a new
theatre. It is even more tenuous in these times of
economic wariness. In spite of the odds, the
Cleveland area has seen the birth of several new
theatrical enterprises in the last year or so. The
newest is Kalliope Stage which has settled into a
space at the corner of Lee and Cedar Roads, diagonally
across from the Cedar Lee movie theatre. Kalliope has
a unique role in the area?it is the only venue
dedicated exclusively to the American musical.
The American musical, for all practical purposes is
the child of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein.
They conceived ?OKLAHAMA!? the first true book
musical, in which the music, the lyrics and the
storyline all melded into one. In contrast to
previous musicals, the dancing, the singing, the
spoken lines of ?OKLAHOMA? were all integral to the
story, which cannot be told if any of the elements is
missing. The Rodgers and Hammerstein scheme gave
birth to works by Lerner and Loewe (e.g., ?MY FAIR
LADY?), Steven Sondheim (?FOLLIES?), Stephen Schwartz
(?PIPPIN?), Leonard Bernstein (?WEST SIDE STORY?) and
a number of others.
It is only fitting that Kalliope Stage open its doors
with a tribute to the fathers of the American musical.
Their production of ?A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING? is a
review which blends together songs from such hit shows
as ?CAROUSEL,? ?THE KING AND I,? ?SOUTH PACIFIC,? and
?THE SOUND OF MUSIC.? The title comes from the song
?It?s a Grand Night For Singing, written for ?STATE
FAIR? the only movie musical the duo wrote.
Kalliope?s theatre is a spanking brand new, intimate
space, consisting of about 50 comfortable seats,
placed in three rows. The audience is right up front
and there isn?t a bad seat in the house. The box
office personnel, ticket taker, ushers and theatre
staff are warm and welcoming. They even hand out
chunks of home made chocolate ?thingies? to every
patron.
It would be wonderful to say that Kalliope Stage?s
opening production was superlative. Unfortunately, it
wasn?t, but it was entertaining. It was extremely
well sung. The music was well played. The
production is filled with some very fine moments.
But, there are also some problems.
On the plus side, all five cast members individually
sing extremely well. Unfortunately, because they are
all essentially soloists, the choral sounds were not
as blended as they could have been.
The women, both in their acting and singing, were
fine. Lisa Spinelli was a total delight flashing her
sparkling eyes and playing perfectly the fallen
innocent in ?I Cain?t Say No.? She captures the stage
as soon as she makes an entrance.
Joan Ellison?s ?Something Wonderful? was wonderful.
She does a nice job of altering her presentational
style to fit the mood and ideas of each song.
Allison Hedges has a beautiful voice but needed more
glee in ?A Wonderful Guy? and more passion in ?If I
Loved You.? Joan and Allison did a delightful
version of ?Stepsisters? Lament? from ?CINDERELLA.?
Robert Burian has a full and powerful voice.
Unfortunately, has not learned to visualize images of
the things he is singing about. When he sings a love
song, he has to feel the love, we have to see it in
his eyes and observe it in the way he looks at and
touches his partner. Often he sings off in space,
eyes blank, his gestures automatic, not powered by
emotion. It?s too bad because he has a gorgeous
voice. His ?We Kiss In A Shadow? for example, had a
wonderful vocal sound.
Though he doesn?t have Burian?s vocal abilities, John
Paul Boukis does have a pleasant voice.
Unfortunately, as with Burian, he seldom makes
emotional contact with the person with whom he is
singing. His finest moments were during ?All At Once
You Love Her? and ?Maria.?
Reviews often get bogged down in song after song with
little variation. Paul Gurgol, the show?s director,
made sure this didn?t happen by adding some very
creative moments to the show. Having males sing
traditional female songs and vise versa was a nice
touch. ?Kansas City? was delightfully staged as was
?It?s Me.? Unfortunately, some of the ?schticks?
were over-the-top. The twister game in ?Don?t Marry
Me? put singers in positions where singing was nearly
impossible. The constant moving of the hay
wagon/table was distracting. In fear of falling into
the ?bogged down trap,? he over directed, trying to
make too much of songs that may have done with less
trappings.
Technically, the lights and set were nicely conceived.
Especially effective were the trees, with trunks in
the form of human bodies and branch like arms reaching
out to enfold the audience. On the other hand, Kim
Brown?s costume designs detracted rather than added.
The costumes often drew attention to the clothing
rather than assisting the performer to develop his or
her character.
CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: Kalliope Stage is a welcome
addition to the Cleveland theatre scene. It takes
guts and determination to give birth to a new theatre.
The theatre?s directors, John Paul Boukis and Paul F.
Gurgol, can only be wished the very best. Their ?A
GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING? was a pleasant way to start
the season.
Tickets for ?A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING,? which runs
through April 4 can be purchased by calling
216-321-0870. For more information about the theatre
go on-line to KalliopeStage.com. Their next
production will be ?CAROUSEL.? The tentative opening
date is May 14.
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Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 15:54:06 -0500
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From: pengo at davidhansen.org (David Hansen)
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 23:53:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Bad Epitaph: REBEL, REBEL - A Glam Rock Revolution
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FEATURING VANITY CRASH
http://www.badepitaph.org
Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents REBEL, REBEL, a rocking benefit for
BETC=B9S upcoming production, The American Revolution, on Saturday, May 1,
2004 beginning at 8 PM at SPACES, 2220 Superior Viaduct in Cleveland.
Dance the night away, play hysterical party games, and enjoy tasty delights
from the best Cleveland restaurants. Cash bar also provided.
The event includes:
VANITY CRASH =AD One of Cleveland=B9s hottest acts, modern "Glam-Punk"
DJ DARCLIGHT =AD To keep the feet moving all night long.
COME AS YOUR FAVORITE REBEL - Prize given for best costume.
SILENT AUCTION =AD A wide variety of Cleveland-area goods and services.
50-50 RAFFLE=20
YE OLDE TWYSTER GAME
HUMAN PARTY FAVORS=20
SINATA =AD A pinata =8A for adults.
THE CAGE OF WRATH
And many more games and special surprises.
Tickets are a wildly affordable $10. Make your reservations now, online at
http://www.badepitaph.org. For more information, call 216-556-0919.
Bad Epitaph Theater Company's summer 2004 production of THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION is sponsored by the Cleveland Free Times and the Cleveland
Theater Collective.
# # #
The American Revolution by Kirk Wood Bromley, directed by David Hansen
June 18 =AD July 4, 2004 at Wade Oval in University Circle
All performances free and open to the public
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote a play about our shared American history. All
the familiar names are here: Lafayette, Hamilton, Cornwallis, Burr, Benedic=
t
Arnold, George III, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams and, of course, George
Washington. The action springs to life with passion and humor, and blows
the dust off these historical icons. Come and share Washington's travails
against Redcoats, Tories, Hessians, mercenaries, mutinying generals, a
bankrupt Congress, spies and his own incompetent and restless soldiers alon=
g
the way to the birth of the American spirit.
BETC Mission Statement
Bad Epitaph is an ensemble of artists who create an environment where
Directors with vision and Artists with passion collaborate to produce
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Bad Epitaph Theater Company presents REBEL, REBEL, a rocking benefit for BE=
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, 2004 beginning at 8 PM at SPACES, 2220 Superior Viaduct in Cleveland.
Dance the night away, play hysterical party games, and enjoy tasty delights=
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VANITY CRASH =AD One of Cleveland=B9s hottest acts, modern "Glam-P=
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DJ DARCLIGHT =AD To keep the feet moving all night long.
COME AS YOUR FAVORITE REBEL - Prize given for best costume.
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50-50 RAFFLE
YE OLDE TWYSTER GAME
HUMAN PARTY FAVORS
SINATA =AD A pinata =8A for adults.
THE CAGE OF WRATH
And many more games and special surprises.
Tickets are a wildly affordable $10. Make your reservations no=
w, online at http://www.badepitaph.org. For more information, call 216=
-556-0919.
Bad Epitaph Theater Company's summer 2004 production of THE AMERICAN REVOLU=
TION is sponsored by the Cleveland Free Times and the Cleveland Theater Coll=
ective.
# # #
The American Revolution by Kirk Wood Bromley, directed by David Hans=
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June 18 =AD July 4, 2004 at Wade Oval in University Circle
All performances free and open to the public
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From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 09:54:48 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"'Tricks' . . . 'Tools' of The Trade . . . " &
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Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, thru=A0 - Sat. 5/22.=20
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.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotional materia=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
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.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up"
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.=A0Tues: 3/30: How to do Your Professional Head Shot Project
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4:=A0=A0 How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, part II<=
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.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other <=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
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Craft of being a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to make your play,
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.=
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & F=
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=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, scree=
n plays, & TV scripts). .=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
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riting Basics for
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced payment=A0 required.
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .
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Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all session=
s in each series.=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
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From lilith at cros.net Sun Mar 28 14:03:43 2004
From: lilith at cros.net (Christine Chapman)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 17:03:43 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]AUDITIONS FOR LAKESPEARE NEXT WEEKEND!!!
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Lakespeare Theatre Festival
Company Auditions
Are next weekend,
April 3 & 4, 2004
BY APPOINTMENT
DO YOU HAVE YOUR SLOT
SCHEDULED YET?
Call 419-797-2220
To set your appointment.
We are performing
"Much Ado About Nothing"
and a lovely group of brand new shorts...
June 12, 13, 19, 20, 2004
At Lakeview Park
In Port Clinton, OH
COME BE A PART OF OUR INAUGURAL SEASON!
Thank your for supporting the performing arts!
Christine Chapman,=20
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From crosenth at kent.edu Sun Mar 28 16:38:24 2004
From: crosenth at kent.edu (CRAIG ROSENTHAL)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 19:38:24 -0500 (EST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Soon to be Graduate looking for some odd jobs under
Publicity from organizations
Message-ID: <3009237.1080520704688.JavaMail.crosenth@kent.edu>
Dear NEOPal,
My name is Craig Rosenthal. I am going to be a graduate of Streetsboro=20
High School and will be attending Kent State University in the fall=20
with a major of Pre-Journalism and Mass Communications. I am looking=20
to add to my portfolio right now, and some side jobs.
I have an interest in helping theatre and entertainment organizations,=20
and the public with their needs in publicity. I have been an editor=20
for my school newspaper -- which included layout, writing and editing =96=
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and have taken Journalism classes since tenth grade. I also am a=20
correspondent for the local newspaper. =20
My skills include: Journalism*, English 9-12*, Desktop Publishing*,=20
Adv. Desktop*, Newspaper Layout, AP Style Writing, Newspaper Style=20
Writing, Theatre Skills, Typing.com*, =09Public Speaking*, Intro to Radio=
=20
Broadcast*, Photoshop, Adobe Pagemaker, Microsoft Word, Microsoft=20
Publisher, Powerpoint, Newsletters***, Brochures***, Personal=20
Resumes**, Poster Design** & Program Design**.=20
*Denotes classes I have taken.
**Small wage of $5.00 =96 $20.00/per item (example: Personal resume:=20
$5.00, Program: $15.00-$20.00 or $3.00 per page.)
***Negotiate wage, if possible.
Samples are available for select items, however, most of my work are=20
able to be sampled, but time is going to be have to be given to me to=20
produce them.
I am a fast and hard worker. I am very creative in ideas and design. =20
If you are interested in helping me out, please e-mail me at=20
crosenth at kent.edu or call me @ 330-606-4633. Best times to call are=20
Weekdays between 10:20-10:59, 1:00-2:30, and after 3:00 and anytime on=20
weekends. Calls between 9:00 =96 10:00 p.m. accepted. If I do not=20
answer my phone, leave a message and I will get back to you. If you=20
would rather e-mail me, that is fine. I will e-mail you my resume when=20
you get a hold of me.
So, actors, dancers, directors: Need a resume done?
Theatres: Need anything done?!
E-mail me!
Craig Rosenthal
crosenth at kent.edu
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________________________
Take me for what I am...
Baby, if you give a damn.
Take me baby, or leave me.
--Rent.
>From groundworksmailinglist"
GROUNDWORKS DANCETHEATER PERFORMS AS PART OF CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE?S
DANCEWORKS 04 THIS WEEKEND, APRIL 2-4.
Performances are April 2-4 at CPT?s Gordon Square Theatre located at 6415 Detroit Avenue, (corner of West 65th St.) in Cleveland, Ohio.
Friday and Saturday April 2-3 at 8:00pm and Sunday, April 4 at 3:00pm.
Ticket prices are $18 general admission, $15 for students and seniors and can be purchased by calling Cleveland Public Theatre at 216-631-2727.
GroundWorks will present the world premiere of a new work by Artistic Director David Shimotakahara, and the Cleveland premiere of ?At Once There Was A House? by guest choreographer Beth Corning of Dance Alloy in Pittsburgh, PA.
Read this Sunday's Plain Dealer feature article! http://www.cleveland.com/artsandevents/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/entertainment/1080383760319051.xml
For more information visit www.groundworksdance.org.
See you this weekend!
................................................................
Our apologies to anyone who has removed their address from this list. To unsubscribe please contact info at groundworksdance.org.
From cwheat at neo.rr.com Sun Mar 28 19:18:32 2004
From: cwheat at neo.rr.com (Clara Wheat)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 21:18:32 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comedy auditions
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Discipline actors and actress needed for a short film (Comedy). =3D20
This is a TV Production Class project for Tri-C, Parma. There will be =
=3D
no pay, but if you are looking to build up your resume and get some =3D
experience, this would be a great opportunity. A copy of the work will =
=3D
be granted to you as well. We are looking for a handsome but funny =3D
African American male, 5'9" or taller and around the age of 25. Another =
=3D
male, any background, to play a 25 year old. And a Puerto Rican woman, =
=3D
between the ages of 23-28 that could give a funny ghetto look. Need to =
=3D
be available for shooting all day on April 3rd and 4th. Auditions are =
=3D
going to take place at Tri-C (Parma) room G-107, March 18th at 7:30 p.m. =
=3D
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From csimon at convergence-continuum.org Sun Mar 28 20:54:06 2004
From: csimon at convergence-continuum.org (csimon at convergence-continuum.org)
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 20:54:06 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]convergence-continuum opens Free Will & Wanton Lust
Message-ID: <1756.65.43.178.176.1080536046.squirrel@webmail.plainhost.com>
CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM OPENS ITS 2004 SEASON ON APRIL 9
WITH FREE WILL & WANTON LUST BY NICKY SILVER
After showcasing a quartet of successful productions last year,
convergence-continuum is back from our winter hiatus to once again immerse
audiences in our environmental style of theatre.
Last year we featured strange worlds, magical houses, and corrupt
politicians. But this year, the company?s first production of 2004, Free
Will and Wanton Lust by Nicky Silver, is a nice play about family.
There's a glitzy mother, Claire, and her mirthless son, Philip. Who?s not
quite sure which side of the closet door he?s on. And her daughter, Amy.
Who?s pregnant and wants to be a lesbian. And let?s not forget Tony, Mom?s
boyish lover who makes Claire feel young again with his ?fountain of
youth.? So where does Philip?s fianc?e Vivian fit in? And what about
Claire?s husband? Confused? Intrigued? Welcome back to The Liminis!
Artistic Director Clyde Simon directs the ensemble cast which includes
Lisa Bradley, Lauri Hammer, Geoff Hoffman, Steve Needham, and Allyson Rosen.
Free Will and Wanton Lust opens Friday, April 9 and runs Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays through May 8 at The Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. in
Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood. All performances begin at 8 pm.
Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for students and seniors.
Seating for this production is limited. For information and reservations,
call 216-687-0074 or visit us on the web at www.convergence-continuum.org
From Dawgs9900 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 00:46:06 2004
From: Dawgs9900 at aol.com (Dawgs9900 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 03:46:06 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]24 Ch. Sound Board 4 Sale Very Cheap
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Live Audio console for sale
SoundTracs MX Series 24 channels
8 sub groups, 6 Aux sends
Direct Out on every channel
matrix
4 way sweepable mid range freq.
LED meter bridge
Phantom power on every channel
mute every channel/sub group
rack mountable power supply
sturdy wood road case with casters,
great for road use or instal
I believe this board is a 93 or 94 not sure, bought it from a production
company in Cleveland this summer, used it once, a great board. It was the FOH
board in Peabody's before they changed ownership, after that it sat in the shop,
so other then the one gig I used it for, it has no road use.
for more information and PICS contact Jim oconnor by phone (216) 271 6639,
(216) 376 6134, or by email at Dawgs9900 at aol.com. Thank you for your time
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not sure, bought it from a production company in Cleveland this summer, used=
it once, a great board. It was the FOH board in Peabody's before they chang=
ed ownership, after that it sat in the shop, so other then the one gig I use=
d it for, it has no road use.
for more information and PICS =
contact Jim oconnor by phone (216) 271 6639, (216) 376 6134, or by email&nbs=
p; at Dawgs9900 at aol.com. Thank you=20=
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From sjlouzos at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 05:04:26 2004
From: sjlouzos at yahoo.com (Steve Louzos)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 05:04:26 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]North Coast Men's Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
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northcoast men?s chorus
richard cole, music director
newsrelease
Contact:
Steven J. Louzos
1024 East 174th Street
Cleveland, OH 44119
216.531.3156
sjlouzos at yahoo.com
www.ncmchorus.org
March 22, 2004
for immediate release
North Coast Men?s Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
CLEVELAND, OHIO ?The North Coast Men?s Chorus will place an exclamation mark on Friday?s Courthouse demonstration calling for the legalization of gay marriage in its up coming performances of ?Only In The Movies,? at 8:00 PM, Saturday, March 27 and 3:00 PM, Sunday, March 28.
Demonstrations in favor of legalizing gay marriage at the Massachusetts State House sparked the Boston Gay Men?s Chorus to release a recording of ?Marry Us,? a song the North Coast Men?s Chorus has performed several times in recent years. On learning of the activities in Boston, there was a surge of opinion from within the NCMC?s membership to add the piece to ?Only In The Movies.? One member?s comment was, ?We should sing it at every concert until we don?t have to sing it any more.?
Richard Cole, the Chorus? Music Director, responded by explaining, ?this show draws from music from the movies. Somehow, it just doesn?t fit here but, undoubtedly, we?ll do it again ? maybe in the near future. We have programmed a couple pieces, back to back, that do make a strong statement about gay marriage, particularly now.? He was referring to ?Don?t Mary Me? and ?San Francisco.? In addition to those pieces, Cole intends to fully underscore the struggle for the freedom to marry in the second half of the show, ?in a song that?s all about making our hopes and dreams come true. What if we were free to marry? What would it look like? We have the opportunity in this show to cross the line into ?What If Land? and I think we owe it to ourselves and the public to do just that.?
Perhaps the highest profile gay organization in Northeast Ohio; the North Coast Men?s Chorus is an all-volunteer organization. Founded in 1988, the NCMC is a community based musical organization which affirms the gay experience by presenting entertaining, quality performances for diverse audiences; providing a supportive environment for its members; and promoting a positive presence in the gay community and beyond.
This Season?s holiday show, Sugar Plum Fairies sold out. Tickets for Only In The Movies are currently available on-line at www.ncmchorus.org or by calling 216.556.0590. ($15 in advance, $20 at the door.)
#####
Steven J. Louzos
1024 East 174th Street
Cleveland, OH 44119
216-531-3156
sjlouzos at yahoo.com
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North Coast Men?s Chorus Punctuates Gay Marriage Rally
CLEVELAND, OHIO ?The North Coast Men?s Chorus will place an exclamation mark on Friday?s Courthouse demonstration calling for the legalization of gay marriage in its up coming performances of?Only In The Movies,? at 8:00 PM, Saturday, March 27 and 3:00 PM, Sunday, March 28.
Demonstrations in favor of legalizing gay marriage at the Massachusetts State House sparked the Boston Gay Men?s Chorus to release a recording of ?Marry Us,? a song the North Coast Men?s Chorus has performed several times in recent years.On learning of the activities in Boston, there was a surge of opinion from within the NCMC?s membership to add the piece to ?Only In The Movies.?One member?s comment was, ?We should sing it at every concert until we don?t have to sing it any more.?
Richard Cole, the Chorus? Music Director, responded by explaining, ?this show draws from music from the movies.Somehow, it just doesn?t fit here but, undoubtedly, we?ll do it again ? maybe in the near future.We have programmed a couple pieces, back to back, that do make a strong statement about gay marriage, particularly now.?He was referring to ?Don?t Mary Me? and ?San Francisco.? In addition to those pieces, Cole intends to fully underscore the struggle for the freedom to marry in the second half of the show, ?in a song that?s all about making our hopes and dreams come true.What if we were free to marry?What would it look like?We have the opportunity in this show to cross the line into ?What If Land? and I think we owe it to ourselves and the public to do just that.?
Perhaps the highest profile gay organization in Northeast Ohio; the North Coast Men?s Chorus is an all-volunteer organization.Founded in 1988, the NCMC is a community based musical organization which affirms the gay experience by presenting entertaining, quality performances for diverse audiences; providing a supportive environment for its members; and promoting a positive presence in the gay community and beyond.
This Season?s holiday show, Sugar Plum Fairies sold out.Tickets for Only In The Movies are currently available on-line at www.ncmchorus.org or by calling 216.556.0590. ($15 in advance, $20 at the door.)
Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance Tax Center - File online. File on time.
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From Wakeup4664 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 06:32:43 2004
From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 09:32:43 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Reminder: "Tricks of the Trade . . . " Spring Series
Begins Tues. 3/23.
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NOTE: We continue to experience some email 'glitches,' so, it's still not=20
completely reliable. =20
For any questions or to register for sessions, it's best to call (216)=20
561-8608 for the time being. Thanks.
Register Now . . .
for
"Tricks of The Trade:=A0 Craft, Career & Professional Development"=20
WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker Heights locations.=20
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, beginning Tues. 3/23 - thru=A0 - Sat. 5/22.=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 10:30 - 12:30 PM
To register for ongoing classes for Actors, Playwrights, Directors & Other=20
Performing Artists, call (216) 561-8608, or email wakeup4664 at aol.com.=A0=20
I. "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 3/23, 3/25, 3/27, & 4/3=20
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Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=A0 See=
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yourself as=A0=A0=20
talent agents, producers, clients & casting agents see you.=A0 Learn how you=
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facial=20
expressions, gestures/mannerisms, body language/movement & voice project on-
camera. Enhance the way you look, speak & act to get work.
.=A0 Tues. 3/23:=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 3/25:=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part II
=A0=A0=A0=A0Practice reading scripts on-camera to prepare for=A0 commercial,=
industrial=20
& film auditions.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Learn " Tricks of the Trade" techniques for scene work; become=20
comfortable with, &=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 memorize, monologues & script material.
.=A0 Sat. 3/27:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part III
.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part IV
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scripts. Get feedback on how you look, speak & act on- camera.=20
2. "Voiceover & Speaking Techniques For Performing Artists"
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interesting?=
=A0=20
Do you 'Swallow' your=20
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
ow=20
down?'=A0=20
Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the deta=
ils=20
- pacing, "t's, d's, &=20
ings," etc.=A0 Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation,=20
articulation, intonation,=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
inflection, and more, to give your characters & performances more flavor.=20
Great session for singers=20
& comedians, too.
.=A0 Sat. 4/17:=A0 Listen, Hear & Discern
=A0=A0=A0Assess & Analyze Your Speaking Style
.=A0 Sat. 4/24:=A0 Speak With a Purpose
=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a Differe=
nce
.=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry=20
3. "Business Basics for Performing Artists: On Being an Entrepreneur"
=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business=20
operation.=A0=20
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotional materia=
ls,=20
networking & other=20
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
,=20
dancer or musician.=A0=20
.=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotional materials s=
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as, postcards to=20
=A0=A0=A0 promote=A0 yourself.=20
.=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, audition & wor=
k=20
as a performing=20
=A0=A0=A0 artist.=A0 Avoid=A0 financial pitfalls.=20
.=A0 Breaking into the business: Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "Scams,"=20
Casting Directors,=20
=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions.
.=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - to make that Le=
ap from=20
Cleveland=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everything fr=
om=A0 -=20
Audition - to - Acting=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "Survi=
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skills." All about=20
=A0 "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get notice=
d &=20
to get work.
.=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use your versatilit=
y to=20
help pay the bills=20
=A0=A0=A0 when your career seems stalled or isn't going the way you'd like.=
=A0=A0=20
.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'=20
=A0=A0 Head shots, Resumes, Demo CD's, Business Cards & Other Promotional=20
Materials
.=A0 Sat. 5/15:=A0 Marketing Basics=20
=A0=A0=A0Marketing Yourself to Get Local, Regional & National Work=20
.=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0Career Options, Transitions & Alternative 'Survival Skills'
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 [No Session Tues. 4=
/6.]
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4: How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, part II
.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Promotional Mat=
erials
II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwriting Basic=
s=20
for=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"=A0=A0=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Participants should come prepared to focus & work on the Cra=
ft of being=20
a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to=20
make your play,=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
your work so=20
that you may=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
dings.=20
Writers will have the=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & Format"
=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, screen=20
plays, & TV scripts).
.=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
=A0=A0=A0 Concept, Characters, Content, Conflict, Conclusion
.=A0 Thurs. 4/15:=A0=A0 "Readin,' Writin,' & Reacting"
=A0=A0=A0 Workshop your drafts to get reactions and guidance to edit your ma=
terial=20
to make it=A0 more marketable.=A0=20
.=A0 Thurs. 4/22:=A0=A0 "Revising , Refining & Rehearsing," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 4/29:=A0=A0 "Revising, Refining & Rehearsing," part II
=A0=A0=A0Workshop your revised scene or one-act drafts or final copy to get=20
reactions and=A0 guidance to edit your =20
material to enhance its marketability to producers & play readings.=20
Fees: I.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Series
$ 25.00=A0 each when registering for 2 or more sessions at the same time.=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
red.
$ 30.00=A0 each session .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Cre=
dit Cards accepted.
Fees:=A0 II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwrit=
ing=20
Basics for=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced=20
payment=A0 required.
$ 25.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions with advanced payment.=A0=20
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Credit=
Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all sessions i=
n=20
each series.=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=20
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s=20
as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio, is an actor=
,=20
director and coach whose professional credits include recent appearances in=20
Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibsen's A Doll's House, Neil Simon=
's=20
The Sunshine Boys, Langston Hughes' Simply Heavenly, Ossie Davis' Purlie,=20
Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor as well as other roles in Cleveland=
area=20
theatres. She has been a recipient of the Karamu Actors Guild, 1999-2000=20
(Outer Circle) Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical," for her rol=
e as=20
Idella in Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie.=A0=A0 Recent TV cre=
dits=20
include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwone Fisher=A0 directed by=20=
Denzel=20
Washington, and The Year That Trembled, Jay Craven, Director.=A0 Her talent=20
resume lists numerous TV commercials, industrials, and voiceovers.=A0=20
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to=20
present her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business, Life=20
Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist Presentations. S=
ue also=20
can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=A9 "Getting Your Big Break=
,"=20
and "Actors' Career, Craft & Professional Development" workshop series for=20
various theatre, educational and cultural arts organizations.=A0=20
She was a producer and co-hosted "WAKE UP And LIVE withG.A.S."=A9,a series o=
f=20
three entertainment and arts talk shows heard on WELW Radio.=A0 She has also=
made=20
former guest appearances on Fox TV 8's "Fox Unplugged."=20
Sue, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.Ed degree fro=
m=20
Cleveland State=A0 University and is the proud mom of Heidi, a poet who=20
publishes and performs her works under the pen name, Nia.
About Gary Webster . . .
Gary Webster Gary is a well-known radio personality in the Painesville, OH=20
area who spends his off-air time studying acting, performing and writing pla=
ys.=20
For the past 8 years, Gary has written numerous one-act plays and sketches,=20
including Divine Intervention, which have been performed in staged readings=20=
and=20
full productions in the greater Cleveland area. Gary, along with Ruby Fox an=
d=20
Sue Johnson recently completed writing and producing Harlem Blues.=A0 Gary h=
as=20
also studied extensively at the Cleveland Playhouse with Bob Noll, a well-kn=
own=20
national playwright and professor at John Carroll University
Gary, a=A0 graduate in Communications, from Kent State University, is now=20
adding essay writing to his repertoire of artistic endeavors.=A0 Gary is wor=
king on=20
his Nobody Asked Me, But . . ., a collection of commentaries and essays abou=
t=20
the human condition, which he has performed for cultural arts organizations=20=
and=20
is being developed for publication.
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From:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
NOTE: We continue to experience some email 'glitches,' s=
o, it's still not completely reliable.
For any questions or to register for sessions, it's best to call (216) 561-8=
608 for the time being. Thanks.
Register Now . . .
for "Tricks of The Trade:=A0 Craft, Career & Professional Development" <=
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WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio, at Shaker H=
eights locations.
Call (216) 561-8608.=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
To register for ongoing classes for Actors, Playwrights, Directors & Oth=
er Performing Artists, call (216) 561-8608, or email wakeup4664 at aol.com.=A0=20=
I."Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" Ser=
ies
=A0=A0=A0=A0 This Series Provides lots of Practice with Practical Scenarios=20=
. . .
1. "On-Camera Practice for Commercial, Industrial & Film Acting"<=
BR>
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 3/23, 3/25, 3/27, & 4/3
=A0
Practice on-camera skills with commercial, film & industrial scripts.=
=A0 See yourself as=A0=A0
talent agents, producers, clients & casting agents see you.=A0 Learn how=
your facial
expressions, gestures/mannerisms, body language/movement & voice project=
on-
camera. Enhance the way you look, speak & act to get work.
.=A0 Tues. 3/23:=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part I
.=A0 Thurs. 3/25:=A0 "I'm Getting Ready For My Close-up," part II
=A0=A0=A0=A0
Practice reading scripts on-camera to prepare for=A0 commercial,=
industrial & film auditions.
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Learn " Tricks of the Trade" techniques for scene work; become=20=
comfortable with, &
=A0=A0=A0=A0 memorize, monologues & script material. .=A0 Sat. 3/27:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part III
.=A0 Sat. 4/3:=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "I'm Ready For My Close-up," part IV<=
/B>
=A0=A0=A0Practice on-camera skills with monologues, commercial, film & i=
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=A0=A0=A0=A0
scripts. Get feedback on how you look, speak & act on=
- camera.
2. "Voiceover & Speaking Techniques For Performing Artists"
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/17, 4/24, & 5/1
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
=
Hear how you sound to listeners.=A0 Are you clear, articulate & interest=
ing?=A0 Do you 'Swallow' your
words?=A0 Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=A0 Have you been asked to 'Sl=
ow down?'=A0
Professional=A0 voiceover talent & public speakers pay attention to the=20=
details - pacing, "t's, d's, &
ings," etc.=A0 Learn to play with language and your voice: enunciation, arti=
culation, intonation,=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
inflection, and more, to give your characters & performances more flavor=
. Great session for singers
& comedians, too.
.=A0 Sat. 4/17:=A0 Listen, Hear & Discern
=A0=A0=A0Assess & Analyze Your Speaking Style .=A0 Sat. 4/24:=A0 Speak With a Purpose
=A0=A0=A0Learn & Practice the Voice Skills & Techniques Which Make a=
Difference .=A0 Sat. 5/1:=A0=A0=A0 Practice & Perform
=A0=A0=A0Enhancing Your Voiceover & Speaking Artistry
3. "Business Basics for Performing Artists: On Being an Entrepreneur"=
=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 5/8, 5/15, & 5/22
How to create and develop your individual "Signature Style" business operati=
on.=A0
=
.=A0 Head shots,=A0 resumes, business cards, marketing & promotio=
nal materials, networking & other
=A0=A0 business skills to get work as an actor, playwright, director, singer=
, dancer or musician.=A0 .=A0 Design & develop=A0 your business cards & other promotio=
nal materials such as, postcards to
=A0=A0=A0 promote=A0 yourself. .=A0 Keep business records & deduct expenses when you travel, aud=
ition & work as a performing
=A0=A0=A0 artist.=A0 Avoid=A0 financial pitfalls. .=A0 Breaking into the business: Freelancing, Agencies, Contracts, "S=
cams," Casting Directors,
=A0=A0=A0 Producers & Directors, Unions. .=A0=A0 The=A0 - Who - What - When - Where - Why - & - How - t=
o make that Leap from Cleveland
=A0=A0=A0=A0 to NYC, Chicago, LA & other major talent markets. Everythin=
g from=A0 - Audition - to - Acting
=A0=A0=A0=A0 Classes - to - Apartments, Resources, Networking & other "S=
urvival skills." All about
=A0 "Showcases" and developing your own "One Man/Woman Show" to get n=
oticed & to get work. .=A0=A0 Creative ways to build & keep your career alive. Use y=
our versatility to help pay the bills
=A0=A0=A0 when your career seems stalled or isn't going the way you'd like.=
=A0=A0
.=A0 Sat. 5/8:=A0 'Tools of the Trade'
=A0=A0 Head shots, Resumes, Demo CD's, Business Cards & Other Promotiona=
l Materials .=A0 Sat. 5/15:=A0 Marketing Basics
=A0=A0=A0Marketing Yourself to Get Local, Regional & National Work .=A0 Sat. 5/22:=A0 Survival Basics=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0Career Options, Transitions & Alternative 'Survival Skills'<=
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4. "Tools of the Trade:=A0 How-to Series"
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Session Dates:=A0 3/30, 4/23, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, & 5/=
18
.=A0Tues: 3/30: How to do Your Professional Head Shot Project
.=A0 Tues: 4/13: How to do Your Talent Resume
.=A0 Tues. 4/20: How to do Your Voiceover Project
.=A0 Tues. 4/27: How to Select & Develop Your Monologues, part I
.=A0 Tues. 5/4: How to Develop & Perform Your Monologues, pa=
rt II
.=A0 Tues. 5/11: Business Basics:=A0 How to Use Business Cards & Other <=
BR>
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Promotional Mat=
erials
II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptwriting Ba=
sics for=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"=A0=A0=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Session Dates:=A0 4/1, 4/8, 4/15,=A0 4/22, & 4/29
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Participants should come prepared to focus & work on the=
Craft of being a playwright
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Discover how to combine your Creativity with the Structural=20=
Skills to make your play,
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 sketch or scene come alive.=A0 Follow guidelines to develop=20=
your work so that you may
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 market and submit it to local, regional or national play rea=
dings. Writers will have the
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 opportunity to prepare scenes or one-acts to be considered f=
or upcoming
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 "'PlayActs:' A Prelude to Performance" events.=
. Thurs. 4/1:=A0=A0 "The Craft:=A0 Developing Characters, Content & F=
ormat"
=A0 Study the techniques for various types of scripts (stage plays, scree=
n plays, & TV scripts). .=A0 Thurs. 4/8:=A0=A0 "Putting the Elements Together"
=A0=A0=A0 Concept, Characters, Content, Conflict, Conclusion .=A0 Thurs. 4/15:=A0=A0 "Readin,' Writin,' & Reacting"
=A0=A0=A0 Workshop your drafts to get reactions and guidance to edit your ma=
terial to make it=A0 more marketable.=A0 .=A0 Thurs. 4/22:=A0=A0 "Revising , Refining & Rehearsing," part I .=A0 Thurs. 4/29:=A0=A0 "Revising, Refining & Rehearsing," part II
=A0=A0=A0Workshop your revised scene or one-act drafts or final copy to get=20=
reactions and=A0 guidance to edit your
material to enhance its marketability to producers &=20=
play readings.
Fees: I.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: Craft & Professional Development" S=
eries
$ 25.00=A0 each when registering for 2 or more sessions at the same time.
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Advanced payment requi=
red.
$ 30.00=A0 each session .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Cr=
edit Cards accepted.
Fees:=A0 II.=A0 "Tricks of the Trade: "'PlayActs': Gary Webster's Scriptw=
riting Basics for
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Aspiring Playwrights"
$ 85.00=A0=A0=A0 for all 5 sessions when registered at same time.=A0=A0 Adva=
nced payment=A0 required.
$ 25.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions with advanced payment.=A0
$ 30.00=A0=A0=A0 individual sessions .
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Major Credit=
Cards accepted.
Note:=A0 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to register for all session=
s in each series.=A0
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
Can't attend scheduled classes?=A0 Private Coaching is available at same fee=
s as class sessions, limited time, only.
Call (216) 561-8608=A0 to register & for locations.
About Sue Johnson . . .
. Sue Johnson, Director of the WAKE UP An LIVE's Actors' Studio=
, is an actor, director and coach whose professional credits include=
recent appearances in Arthur Miller's The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Ibse=
n's A Doll's House, Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys, Langston H=
ughes' 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 Id=
ella in Beck Center for the Arts production of Purlie.=A0=A0 Recent T=
V credits include A & E's 100 Centre Street, and films, Antwon=
e Fisher=A0 directed by Denzel Washington, and The Year That Trembled=
, Jay Craven, Director.=A0 Her talent resume lists numerous TV commercia=
ls, industrials, and voiceovers.=A0
Sue combines her professional acting and motivational speaking talents to pr=
esent her widely acclaimed Sue Johnson Acting Seminars for Business,=20=
Life Enrichment Programs, Personal Power Series and Guest Artist P=
resentations. Sue also can be seen conducting her "Tricks of the Trade,"=
=A9 "Getting Your Big Break," and "Actors' Career, Craft & Profession=
al Development" workshop series for various theatre, educational and cul=
tural arts organizations.=A0
She was a producer and co-hosted "WAKE UP And LIVE withG.A.S."=A9,a s=
eries of three entertainment and arts talk shows heard on WELW Radio.=A0 She=
has also made former guest appearances on Fox TV 8's "Fox Unplugged."
Sue, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.Ed degree fro=
m Cleveland State=A0 University and is the proud mom of Heidi, a poet who pu=
blishes and performs her works under the pen name, Nia.
About Gary Webster . . .
Gary Webster Gary is a well-known radio personality in the Painesville, OH a=
rea who spends his off-air time studying acting, performing and writing play=
s. For the past 8 years, Gary has written numerous one-act plays and sketche=
s, including Divine Intervention, which have been performed in staged=
readings and full productions in the greater Cleveland area. Gary, along wi=
th Ruby Fox and Sue Johnson recently completed writing and producing Harl=
em Blues.=A0 Gary has also studied extensively at the Cleveland Playhous=
e with Bob Noll, a well-known national playwright and professor at John Carr=
oll University
Gary, a=A0 graduate in Communications, from Kent State University, is now ad=
ding essay writing to his repertoire of artistic endeavors.=A0 Gary is worki=
ng on his Nobody Asked Me, But . . ., a collection of commentaries an=
d essays about the human condition, which he has performed for cultural arts=
organizations and is being developed for publication.
--part1_136.2bf8d6c0.2d90530b_boundary--
From srsdrama at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 08:12:57 2004
From: srsdrama at yahoo.com (St. Richard Theatre Company)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 08:12:57 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]SRTC presents "THE WIZ" this weekend!!!
Message-ID: <20040322161258.98365.qmail@web13203.mail.yahoo.com>
ST. RICHARD THEATRE COMPANY
presents
THE WIZ
Music and Lyrics by CHARLIE SMALLS
Book by WILLIAM F. BROWN
Based on the novel ?The Wonderful Wizard of Oz?
by L. Frank Baum
Directed and Choreographed by
NATHAN A. LILLY
Musical Direction by
KRISTEN M. NOLAN
Thursday, March 25, 2004 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 2:00 p.m.
ST. RICHARD SCHOOL
26875 Lorain Road
North Olmsted, Ohio
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From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 13:07:53 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Audition space for low budget films!
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From dwarnke at karamu.com Mon Mar 22 11:13:31 2004
From: dwarnke at karamu.com (Doug Warnke)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:13:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking for a prince
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Karamu Performing Arts Theater announces special auditions for young men =
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Prince in it's upcoming production of Cinderella. The show will open on =
May first and run for three weekends. The Director is hoping to double =
cast the role. Interested parties should come to Music Room #30 at the =
Karamu Performing Arts and Education Complex at 2355 E. 89th, at the =
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March 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Please ask for Director Judy Mazur.
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From HMacks at woio.com Mon Mar 22 12:56:36 2004
From: HMacks at woio.com (Macks, Heather)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 14:56:36 -0600
Subject: [NEohioPAL]EXTRAS NEEDED
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top model material? We are looking for beautiful women of all ethnic
backgrounds to be in a television commercial. We are planning on
shooting the commercial either the week of March 22nd or 29th. Sorry,
no pay for this one but tons of exposure! If you are between the ages
of 20 and 30, please email hmacks at woio.com and let Heather know if you
are available.
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From mpreston at dobama.org Mon Mar 22 13:01:20 2004
From: mpreston at dobama.org (Marjorie Preston, PR Marketing Director)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:01:20 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Spring Classes for Kids at Dobama Begin March 30th!
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Spring Classes for Kids at Dobama Theatre!
8-week classes!
I. WORLD
ADVENTURE!
Ages 6 to 9
A new country is explored each week through theater, dance, music and
language! This is a very active, imaginative class that also provides a
rich multicultural experience.
Time: Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
March 30 to May 18
Cost: $85
Instructor: Robin Pease, a local Equity actress and founder of the
nationally-known Kulture Kids.
II. STAGE
COACHING
Ages 10 to 12
Movement, vocal and acting techniques are utilized in scene work from
winning plays of the Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival. The class
will culminate in the creation of original scenes.
Time: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
March 31 to May 19
Cost: $85
Instructor: Tyler Postma, a local Equity actress and schoolteacher.
Please bring your children for the
Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival AUDITIONS
Tuesday, May, 4th at 6:30 p.m. at Dobama Theatre
*Classes run for eight weeks. Call Joyce Casey,
Dobama's Artistic Director, to discuss admission criteria.
Dobama Theatre, 1846 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
(216) 932-6838 or jcasey at dobama.org.
Dobama Theatre
1846 Coventry Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
(216) 932-6838
Email: dobama at core.com
Web: www.dobama.org
Marjorie Preston
PR/Marketing Director, Dobama Theatre
(216) 932-6838 www.dobama.org
1846 Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights
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Dobama Theatre is proud to present:
April 23-May 16
The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown, directed by Victoria Bussert
featuring Scott Plate and Sandy Simon
"Strong score ... many infectious tunes ... Short, bittersweet and nearly
perfect."
-Robert Hofler, Variety
April 30-May 16:
The New Works Festival in Dobama's Night Kitchen
June 10-13:
The 26th Annual Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival
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From HiSeas2 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 14:46:18 2004
From: HiSeas2 at aol.com (HiSeas2 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:46:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Music Man with cast of 120
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This weekend is the opening weekend of Mighty Goliath Productions' "Music
Man". This is the 45th anniversary of MGP and their first performance in Avon
Lake High School's new Performing Arts Center. All tickets are $10 and are
available at the door. Come early and get a good seat!!!
Show Dates: March 26, 27, 28, April 2, 3
Curtain: 8:00 on Fri/Sat, 2:00 on Sunday
Location: Avon Lake High School's Performing Arts Center
Route 83 is under construction, so give yourself plenty
of time for detours! At this point, the best way to get to the auditorium is
from the east going down Lake Rd. or Electric Blvd. The school's driveway to
the parking lot is across the street from Woodstock.
For more information, visit our website at:
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From Pebblesun at aol.com Mon Mar 22 14:52:39 2004
From: Pebblesun at aol.com (Pebblesun at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 17:52:39 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Take Lessons From Former Rent Guitarist!
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Joe Parker is currently accepting students from all levels, all styles!
Recently off tour from the international tour of RENT, Joe studied guitar
at the prestigious Berklee College of Music. Spaces are filling up fast -
sign up today!
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From Pebblesun at aol.com Mon Mar 22 16:14:26 2004
From: Pebblesun at aol.com (Pebblesun at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 19:14:26 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]scenic designer/set builder available
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former designer/builder for heights youth theater, stagecrafters looking for
any work painting or building sets in the area.
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From Bailarte at aol.com Mon Mar 22 16:45:03 2004
From: Bailarte at aol.com (Bailarte at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 19:45:03 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Famed Dancers al lakeshore Theater in Chicago
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From Grumio85 at aol.com Mon Mar 22 12:53:11 2004
From: Grumio85 at aol.com (Grumio85 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 15:53:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beck Center needs Stage Managers/Prod. Assts.
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Beck Center is seeking the following:
STAGE MANAGER: "Reefer Madness" (Scott Spence/Director)
Prod. Dates---> May 21st thru June
20th
(Fri/Sat/Sun)
Reh. Begin---> April 10th
This is a PAID position!!!
STAGE MANAGER: Steel Magnolias (Sarah May/Director)
Prod. Dates--->June 4th thru June 27th
(Thu/Fri/Sat/Sun)
Reh. Begin--->Approx. late April
This is a PAID position!!
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Agnes of God (Director/Seth Gordon)
(SM/ Beth Wood)
Prod. Dates--->April 9
thru May 2
(Fri/Sat/Sun.....no
Easter Sun tho)
Tech Week begins Sun.
April 4th.
Will report to SM and be responsible for Misc. backstage
duties...some light props/costume changes)
*This is a volunteer position!
Please respond with interest to any of the above to:
Scott Spence
Grumio85 at aol.com or
SSpence at beckcenter.org
Thank You!!!!
Scott Spence
Scott Spence
Artistic Director
The Beck Center
216-521-2540
www.beckcenter.org
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From blesner at solonohio.org Mon Mar 22 13:04:29 2004
From: blesner at solonohio.org (Barb Lesner)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 16:04:29 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]DON'T MISS AUDITIONS FOR LEND ME A TENOR TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW!!!!
Message-ID: <20040322T160429Z_354200010000@solonohio.org>
Don't forget auditions are tonight for...
Lend Me A Tenor
By Ken Ludwig
Directed by Barbara Rhoades
Auditions tonight and tomorrow - Monday, March 22 and Tuesday, March 23 =
from 7-9 pm
Location: Solon Center for the Arts
All roles are open and include: Max, Maggie, Saunders, Tito Merelli, =
Maria, the Bellhop, Diana and Julia. =20
Actors should be prepared to =
read scenes from the script and if auditioning for
the parts of Tito, the Bellhop =
and Max please prepare 16 bars of a ballad or an aria.=20
Performances: Fridays and Saturdays May 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29 at 7:30 =
pm
Sundays May 16 and 23 at 2 pm.
For more information please call 440.337.1400
Solon Center for the Arts is located at 6315 SOM Center Road in Solon
From Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com Mon Mar 22 20:44:55 2004
From: Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com (Cinemaspiritohio at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:44:55 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Attn FIlmmakers - SPIRITUAL CINEMA COMMUNITY FORMING IN
CLEVELAND
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THERE IS AN EXCITING NEW CINEMA COMMUNITY
FORMING IN CLEVELAND.
This is a wonderful opportunity for independent filmmakers and others
interested in our local film industry. If you are a film producer, director, actor,
screenplay writer, cameraperson, videographer, soundperson, editor, etc., or
if you are interested in the film industry in any other capacity, please read
and respond to Mary Faktor at CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com with your area of
talent/interest, name, address, phone number, email, and website.
The Institute of Spiritual Entertainment, Inc. (ISE).
After more than 25 years in Mainstream Hollywood,
Stephen Simon (Producer/Director/Studio Executive on such
films as Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Somewhere in Time, What Dreams
May Come, The Good-bye Girl, Smokey and the Bandit and many others, and author
of THE FORCE IS WITH YOU- (Mystical Movie Messages That Inspire Our Lives) has
CO-founded The Institute of Spiritual Entertainment, Inc. (ISE).
This organization provides a venue for the development of artistic and
creative works that inspire and ennoble the human spirit... supporting artistic
expression. Beside offering support in getting your film made, there is also
possible support in distributing your film. (Check www.MovingMessagesMedia.com for
more information)
Recognizing the powerful effect - both good and bad - that the media has upon
our culture, Stephen Simon travels the globe promoting an explosive grass
roots movement called "Spiritual Cinema Communities." "Spiritual Cinema" is a
new genre which illuminates the human condition through films that inspire the
viewer to explore our humanity at its best. Spiritual is not to be confused
with religious. Spiritual Entertainment explores the magic, mystery and
paradoxes of the human experience." (i.e. It's a Wonderful Life, Forrest Gump, The
Matrix, Bruce Almighty, 2001 A Space Odessy, Whale Rider, Crouching Tiger
Hidden Dragon, etc.)
Through the leadership of Stephen Simon and ISE, over 70 "Spiritual Cinema
Communities" have been formed from Connecticut to Australia. There are two
different spiritual cinema community focuses.
1. Artistic focused Community
Mary Faktor - Cleveland Coordinator - Email: CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com
Participants are those in the artistic community who create entertainment
that falls within the spiritual cinema genre. This group will gather monthly in
a safe and nurturing space to:
* Work in a collaborative effort to create Spiritual Entertainment
projects via
script writing, reading, film development, etc.
* Work as a support team for each other for whatever creative project
each participant might have.
* Share knowledge and resources to increase the successes of each
participant.
* Showcase each other's projects for discussion and feedback.
* Invite guest speakers to discuss topics of interest to the participants.
* Inform and interest the public about Spiritual Entertainment.
* Provide insights and updates to the ISE.
The following values and attitudes will be honored within this artistic
community:
** Providing an open, supportive and creative network of artistic people
**Creating a safe, nurturing space to allow creative energies to flow
**Sharing and expanding through collaboration, teamwork and a
"together we can" attitude
**Connecting people with their passion and higher purpose
**Surrendering the self to the larger good, "check your ego at the door"
mentality
**Giving credit where credit is due
**Respecting all participants views, opinions and creations
**Being trustworthy, honest, peaceful, harmonious and loving
**Incorporating consciousness, hope, empowerment, and inspiration into our
stories in an entertaining fashion.
The following values and attitudes are NOT supported by the ISE
**Promotion of violence for violence sake
**Degradation or exploitation of an individual or group
**Destruction of any sort, be it a race of people, species, the earth or
Universe
2. Audience focused Community
Cleveland Coordinator Greg Liber - Email: GregLiber at yahoo.com
Participants gather monthly at Unity of Greater Cleveland in Shaker Heights
to:
* View and discuss films with spiritual, inspirational or metaphysical
messages.
* Invite independent filmmakers to showcase and discuss their films.
* Raise interest and awareness in the local community about Spiritual
Entertainment.
* Provide insights and updates to ISE
If you are interested in learning more about joining this exciting new group
of like-minded individuals to produce and distribute independent films that
will make a positiveimpact on the world, please
1. Check www.MovingMessagesMedia.com and sign up for Stephen Simon's
newsletter, movie reviews and list of recommended viewing.
2. Email Mary Faktor at CinemaSpiritOhio at aol.com (if you are interested in
joining the Artistic Spiritual Cinema Community) with your name, address, phone
number, talent/skill, email and website (if applicable) and you will be added
to a listserve to receive notice of the first organizational meeting to be
announced.
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* Invite guest speak=
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From mamaevans2130 at juno.com Mon Mar 22 20:51:58 2004
From: mamaevans2130 at juno.com (Loretta D Evans)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:51:58 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Piano Teacher Wanted
Message-ID: <20040322.235159.3236.0.mamaevans2130@juno.com>
Looking for piano instructor for 21 year old in the Kent, OH area.
Experienced in piano and looking to excelerate in music theory. Day and
evening times available. Please reply to Laura at
lauradaleyevans at yahoo.com
Thanks,
-Evans
From dkilbane at cptonline.org Mon Mar 22 15:16:42 2004
From: dkilbane at cptonline.org (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 18:16:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Danceworks 04 continues w/ SAFMOD and CCDT! March 26 - 28,
2004
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You can dance, for inspiration...
And, check out SAFMOD on FOX 8's morning show between 6 and 9am this
Wednesday, March 24!
March 26 - March 28, 2004
SAFMOD
Young Park, Artistic Director
"...sheer exuberance..."
--The Toronto Star
CPT's eclectic resident dance company returns to Gordon Square Theatre,
celebrating the power of collaboration between dance, live music, visual
arts, and the rhythms of urban life. SAFMOD (SubAtomic Frequency Modulation
OverDose) embraces the use of inter-media improvisation and ritualistic
processes to cross traditional barriers and perceptions, and to create
original, interactive performances. Their piece for Danceworks 04,
"Odyssey," is a full-length work in which contemporary souls crave the
simple solace of the journey back to where they belong but become frustrated
by the complex and fragmented modern condition, raising the question: does
the concept of home even exist? SAFMOD invites audiences to share a
cathartic plunge through the convoluted terrain of today's emotional
landscape with the combination of dance, theatre, original music, poetic
scripts, stilts, aerial fabric, and visual design.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 3:00 p.m.
March 26 - March 28, 2004
Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatre
Michael Medcalf, Artistic/Executive Director
"Impressive, lyrical, evocative."
--The Cleveland Plain Dealer
CPT's resident dance company presents a roster of electric and soulful dance
featuring the choreography of Dianne McIntyre, Young Park, and Linda Kahn,
entitled "When Women Gather." This multicultural ensemble of
African-American, Asian-American, and Jewish-American women offers a diverse
perspective of their experiences as minorities in America with the visceral
essence of African-American dance traditions. With what has been called
"intelligent, fresh, invigorating" dance, these women present the
exploration of human connections between men, women, their emotions, and
conflicts within themselves. Additionally, Artistic/Executive Director
Michael Medcalf choreographs "Urban Love Song," a piece exploring masculine
expositions from a feminine perspective.
Friday, March 26, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 27, 2004 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 28, 2004 3:00 p.m.
General Admission $18
Students and Seniors $15
Buy Now By Phone 216.631.2727
Dan Kilbane
Publicist
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44102
tel: 216/631-2727 ext. 203
fax: 216/631-2575
www.cptonline.org
dkilbane at cptonline.org
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Mon Mar 22 22:24:31 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 22:24:31 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus -- Auditions Postponed
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NEOhioPal Subscribers,
Recently, I have received several calls and e-mails concerning The Taming of Shakespeare Company's audition dates for Titus Andronicus. Unfortunately, at this time, our auditions have been postponed due to the unavailability of our local theater in the coming months. Our auditions have been RE-SCHEDULED for mid-May.
Rehearsal times will be dependent on the availability of our actors/actresses.
Our projected production dates are for September, 2004.
The role of Titus is pre-cast. All other roles are open.
If you have any other questions, comments, or concerns, please e-mail BethAnn at TamingOfShakespeareCompany at yahoo.com.
My apologies for any inconvenience or confusion,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPal Subscribers,
Recently, I have received several calls and e-mails concerning The Taming of Shakespeare Company's audition dates for Titus Andronicus. Unfortunately, at this time, our auditions have been postponed due to the unavailability of our local theater in the coming months. Our auditions have been RE-SCHEDULED for mid-May.
Rehearsal times will be dependent on the availability of our actors/actresses.
Our projected production dates are for September, 2004.
The role of Titus is pre-cast. All other roles are open.
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From ziggy at apk.net Tue Mar 23 07:20:15 2004
From: ziggy at apk.net (Frederick Perry)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:20:15 -0800
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Hamlet's" final week 3/25-3/28 at Tri-C Metro
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Hamlet
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Frederick Perry
Final week of production, Thursday through Sunday (March 25, 26, 27 at 8pm
and 3pm on March 28) in the Studio Theatre at the Metro Campus of Cuyahoga
Community College.
Use entrance #6 at Woodland and 30th for secure underground parking. Fifty
cents (2 quarters) fee upon exit.
Spring is in the air and it's a perfect time for a good tragedy! Our
multi-cultural production of Hamlet is a fast moving 2-hour, production that
brings into focus the profound meaning of Revenge and that it should have no
bounds!
Call 216 987-4211 for Reservations. Adults $7, Student and Seniors $5.
For groups of 10 or more call 216 987-4535 for group rate.
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From Crwhite114 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 04:18:21 2004
From: Crwhite114 at aol.com (Crwhite114 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:18:21 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Caught in the Net" - 2nd Weekend at Chagrin Valley Little
Theatre
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Chagrin Valley Little Theater
Presents Ray Cooney's "Caught in the Net"
March 23, 2004 John Smith, is a bigamous taxi driver with one wife in
Wimbledon and another in Streatham. And the farcical action goes into overdrive
from the start, as his teenage daughter by one marriage and his teenage son by
the other discover each other on the Internet and seem intent on starting a
fine romance, little suspecting that they share the same dad. So farce arrives
at the Internet age!
March 19th - April 10th
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
40 River Street
Chagrin Falls, OH
Box Office: (440) 247-8955
Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday
Call the box office for tickets today!
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented actors,
directors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus special 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 Valley
Little Theatre
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dad. So farce arrives at the Internet age!
March 19th - April 10th
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Directed by Barbara L. Rhoades
Produced by Carolyn Barnhard
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre showcases the region's most talented actors, d=
irectors and production experts in seven plays each season, plus special eve=
nts such as concerts, children's programs and seasonal productions.
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From benneedham at ameritech.net Tue Mar 23 07:17:31 2004
From: benneedham at ameritech.net (Ben Needham)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 10:17:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking to find a 70's era jeep for upcoming production
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Ben Needham
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Digital Squirrel Studio
63 Jackson Blvd Bedford, OH 44146
Phone: 216-534-3468=20
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purchase for the upcoming production of Missionaries
at the Fine Arts Association. It will be highly distressed, so the =
worse
the condition the better. If you have one you are looking to part =
with,
or know someone who does, please contact us.
Thanks,
Ben Needham
Ben Needham
Principal Designer
Digital Squirrel Studio 63 =
Jackson
BlvdBedford, OH44146
Phone: 216-534-3468
Fax:: 440-735-1594
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From ahedges at kalliopestage.com Tue Mar 23 08:15:37 2004
From: ahedges at kalliopestage.com (Allison Hedges)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 08:15:37 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Classes at Kalliope Stage beginning this Saturday!
Message-ID: <20040323161537.72670.qmail@web80303.mail.yahoo.com>
Kalliope Stage, the new professional musical theater
at the corner of Cedar and Lee in Cleveland Heights,
is offering its first season of classes taught by
Education Director Allison Hedges.
The Spring session runs from Saturday, March 27th thru
Saturday, May 15th, featuring the following classes
for kids and teens:
KALLIOPE KIDS (ages 8-12)
Saturdays 10:30-11:30 AM
$96
This eight-week introductory course uses creative play
to develop useful skills for the stage and beyond.
We?ll explore creative expression with theater games
that foster concentration, listening and responding,
problem solving, cooperation, and goal reaching.
Further exercises introduce improvisation, creative
storytelling, and character development, with the use
of movement, music, and art. The same skills an actor
uses onstage also build confidence and self esteem in
everyday life.
TRIPLE THREAT (ages 12-18)
Saturdays, 2:30-4:00 PM
$128
Singer, Actor, Dancer ? that?s the performer who?s a
triple threat. In the world of musical theater the
triple threat is always in demand. This eight-week
course explores acting, voice, and movement with
guidance from industry professionals. We?ll target
each student?s unique talents and how to develop them
to reach a personal best. The course will culminate in
a mock audition where you?ll put new skills into
practice. Present a song on Kalliope?s stage, and
start on your way to becoming a triple threat. Bring a
notebook and sheet music for a song you know to the
first class.
TEEN IMROV (ages 12-18)
Saturdays, 12:30-2:00 PM
$128
Improvisation is the basis of sketch comedy, and it?s
one of the most challenging acting skills to master.
We?ll explore voice, movement, and character
development through interactive theater games and
exercises. There are more important things than
memorizing lines from a script. Learn to think on your
feet by sharpening your ability to listen, observe,
and respond in the moment.
"Welcome to our first season of classes at Kalliope
Stage, a place for creative self expression. A rich,
active imagination is a talent all young people should
develop. Being able to approach life creatively is a
valuable tool for success. Every Saturday we?ll
discover new ways to stretch our imaginations and have
fun while we learn." ? Allison Hedges, Education
Director
Allison Hedges received her Bachelor's degree in Drama
from New York University, where she studied at the
prestigious Tisch School of the Arts. At NYU?s
graduate program in Educational Theater, she studied
with pioneers of the field including Nellie McCaslin,
Lowell Swortzell, and the children's playwright Aurand
Harris. Her dramatic studies include residencies with
New York's Circle-in-the-Square Theater School,
William Esper Studio, and London's Holborn Center for
the Performing Arts. Her professional credits began
with a co-starring role in the CBS miniseries "George
Washington II: The Forging of a Nation" with Barry
Bostwick and Patty Duke. She has continued her work in
film, television, and theater, including roles in
"Stealing Home" and "Dead Poets? Society." Ms. Hedges
taught drama for children at Philadelphia's historic
Walnut Street Theater and directed the children?s
theater program at the Please Touch Museum. She has
directed many productions for both children and
adults, and conducted theater-in-education workshops
based on original material. She is currently
appearing in Kalliope Stage's premiere production, "A
Grand Night for Singing."
Kalliope Stage is located at 2134 Lee Road, just off
of Cedar Road in Cleveland Heights. For more
information about the education program, please call
Allison Hedges at (216) 321-0860 or send an email to
ahedges at kalliopestage.com.
From GrahaSu at ci.akron.oh.us Tue Mar 23 08:48:12 2004
From: GrahaSu at ci.akron.oh.us (Graham, Suzie)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 11:48:12 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Costume/Fashion Artist Needed For Lock 3 Summer Arts
Experience i n Akron
Message-ID: <675B47A9343751449512A4411BC5EC06028C8FDE@W2KCOA1>
The City of Akron is seeking an instructor for the Costume/Fashion Design
component of the Lock 3 Summer Arts Experience.
The Lock 3 Summer Arts experience is a program organized through Don
Plusquellic, the Mayor of the City of Akron. The program identifies students
aged 14 to 18 with a demonstrated aptitude for the arts, and partners them
with professional artists who mentor them in the creation of collaborative
works of art. This summer, the program will offer seven components:
Filmmaking and Video, Creative Writing, Theatre Performance, Music
Production and Performance, Metalsmithing/ 3 Dimensional Art, Sculpture/Mask
Making, and Fashion/Costume Design. Each of these components will work
under the unified concept of Transforming Myth. Combining research with
history and creativity, each component will create individual and
collaborative works of art. The program integrates work readiness skills
with art education by assisting the students in building resumes,
portfolios, working art and workplace techniques and promoting a workplace
environment. Apprentices (the students) are paid a $400 stipend for their
participation in the program.
Program Details:
Generally, each component should run approximately 4-5
weeks, with no more than 6 hours worked by apprentices per day. Total
scheduled working hours for apprentices should be between 80 and 100 hours.
Days and times are somewhat flexible depending upon the requirements of the
component.
The overall program is scheduled to begin June 14 and end
with a closing reception/performance/gallery opening on August 12. Each of
the seven components will be scheduled during that time.
Lead artists are invited to be a part of the interview and
selection process of students (beginning in April).
Artists generally work with 10 apprentices.
The Summer 2004 Summer Arts Experience will carry on the spirit of the
original program with some changes in format and artistic vision. This
year, the seven art components will be unified conceptually under the common
theme of "Transforming Myth". Each component will base its process on the
research and reinterpretation of diverse myths throughout time. Reflecting
diversity, history and creativity, it will be the mission of each instructor
to impart the original myths to their apprentices, and guide them in the
reinterpretation of those myths into their finished projects.
Although much of the Lock 3 activity will still take place downtown, some of
the components include outreach projects, making the Lock 3 Summer Arts
Experience more present in the public eye. Components will take place
throughout the summer, mid June to mid August, with all groups coming
together for the final Gallery Reception and Graduation Ceremony on August
12. Components will be reunited August 28th for a public performance and
exhibit in conjunction with Lock 3 events.
Each component will culminate with a finished product that will be
marketable to corporations or the general public.
Fashion/Costume Design Concept:
This mentor will guide apprentices (students aged 14-17 who are awarded a
stipend) in the research of clothing, and possible ties to mythology or
performance. Using the Acting Troupe's actors and their own body types as
models, they will design and create costumes and ready to wear incorporating
history, myth, and their own modern outlook. Clothing will be used in
performance as well as made available for sale. Mentor must provide
instruction and demonstration in the following: Fashion/ Costume Rendering,
Construction Techniques (and be able to oversee/guide and possibly complete
the construction of garments), Pattern Drafting, Pattern use, Cutting/
Draping, Fitting, Fabric Dying and Treatment. End Product: Clothing
designed by the group available for sale (including accessories and
garments). Costumes for the Theatre Troupe (10 actors).
Location/ Schedule: This component will coincide with the Theater
component. It will require some overlap, but not identical schedules. It
will take place at the Lock 3 Park. Preferably July 12-August 12 with room
for variation.
This concept is flexible depending upon the lead artists abilities/talent
and artistic direction.
Salary range $1500-$3500 for program commitment, commensurate with
experience.
From ray at worldeonline.com Tue Mar 23 10:23:04 2004
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 13:23:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Film crew training at North Coast Central Casting.
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From mslowey at yahoo.com Tue Mar 23 14:53:09 2004
From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:53:09 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEED YOUNG MALE,
HIGH BARITONE SINGER/ACTOR FOR "THE FANTASTICKS" @ CLAGUE
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
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PHONE: 440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is still in need of a young male, high baritone, singer/actor for The Fantasticks.
Performance Dates are May 7 - 30
Contact Director Rob Gibb at 1-216-226-1404 to arrange for audition.
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
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PHONE: 440-331-0403
Clague Playhouse is still in need of a young male, high baritone, singer/actor forThe Fantasticks.
Performance Dates are May 7 - 30
Contact Director Rob Gibb at 1-216-226-1404 to arrange for audition.
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Tue Mar 23 15:08:47 2004
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 18:08:47 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kevin Kellyokie is Back - with a Twist!
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It's back, but this time with me behind the bar!
Come to Cronies in Lakewood to belt out a few tunes and belt down a few
drinks!
And ask for a no-carb shot called a Kevin Kellakazee, thank you.
The first night back is this Wednesday, March 24, 2004
It is that time of the month again, yep, time to drink and sing!
I am your humble host for:
Karaoke Theatre Night
Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 10 PM
Cronies Bar and Grill
Located Detroit and Wayne in Lakewood
17900 Detroit Avenue
Starts at 10, come early to get a table
Sing, Eat, or Find Yourself!
Kitchen open until Midnight
216-226-3310, if you get lost
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me for anything 216-269-3824
TPOG!
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ks!
And ask for a no-carb shot called a Kevin Kellakazee, thank you.
The first night back is this Wednesday, March 24, 2004
It is that time of the month again, yep, time to drink and sing!
I am your humble host for:
Karaoke Theatre Night
Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 10 PM
Cronies Bar and Grill
Located Detroit and Wayne in Lakewood
17900 Detroit Avenue
Starts at 10, come early to get a table
Sing, Eat, or Find Yourself!
Kitchen open until Midnight
216-226-3310, if you get lost
Kevin Joseph Kelly
Call me for anything 216-269-3824
TPOG!
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From spanishxrose at hotmail.com Tue Mar 23 16:46:57 2004
From: spanishxrose at hotmail.com (Spanish Rose)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:46:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]MHS The Crucible
Message-ID:
Arthur Miller's The Crucible
For Three Nights Only!
Thursday, March 25 @ 7:30 PM
Friday, March 26 @ 8 PM
Saturday, March 27 @ 8 PM
in Medina High School's Middle Auditorium
Tickets are $5.00
Check out MHS Performing Arts Website at http://www.mcsoh.org/pac/ for more information or call the Box Office at: (330) 636-3400
Come join a night of wonderful entertainment! The cast is wonderful and the direction professional! The words that will form on your lips are: "Wow. I can't believe this is a high school performance."
* Directions available on the MHS Performing Arts Website above *
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From Susan.Stone at tri-c.edu Tue Mar 23 16:54:41 2004
From: Susan.Stone at tri-c.edu (Stone, Susan)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:54:41 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Verve Music Chairman at Tri-C JazzFest
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Thursday, March 25, 2004 =20
1:00 p.m.
Tri-C Metro Campus Studio Theatre (Theatre 10)
Free and open to Jazz Studies Students, Recording Arts Students, General
Public.=20
Tommy LiPuma discusses the creative process behind the newly-produced Al
Jarreau recording. He'll take us behind the scenes to the Capitol studio
sessions, discuss how songs and specific musicians were chosen, and play
back the individual tracks and the finished mixes. In short, Tommy gives
us the inside scoop on the creation of this world-class Jazz recording.
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From tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com Tue Mar 23 13:18:30 2004
From: tamingofshakespearecompany at yahoo.com (Beth Sadowski)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 13:18:30 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Titus Andronicus Update -- Taming of Shakespeare Company
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NEOhioPal,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company has developed a website to keep actors/actress, crew, and spectators updated on our upcoming productions and auditions. The site is located at: geocities.com/tamingofshakespearecompany -- please come and visit our site and show your support for out fledgling theater company.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam
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NEOhioPal,
The Taming of Shakespeare Company has developed a website to keep actors/actress, crew, and spectators updated on our upcoming productions and auditions. The site is located at: geocities.com/tamingofshakespearecompany -- please come and visit our site and show your support for out fledgling theater company.
Thank you,
BethAnn Sadowski
President, The Taming of Shakespeare Company
Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam
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From RJtac6 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 11:39:18 2004
From: RJtac6 at aol.com (RJtac6 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:39:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEED 2 SET PIECES
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I am looking for 2 set pieces for charlie and the chocolate factory/ charlie
and the great glass elevator. I am in need of the elevator and the chocolate
fountain.
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From kgygli at jcu.edu Tue Mar 23 11:51:54 2004
From: kgygli at jcu.edu (kgygli at jcu.edu)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:51:54 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]A Piece of My Heart Opens Friday at John Carroll University
Message-ID:
John Carroll University Theater is proud to present:
A Piece of My Heart by Shirley Lauro
Based on the collection of oral histories by Keith Walker
Directed by Karen Gygli
Six American women enthusiastically sign up to go to Vietnam
as nurses, entertainers, Red Cross workers and strategic
intelligence workers. But they don't find leaving Vietnam
behind them quite as easy. Based on true stories.
Show Dates: March 26, 27, April 2, and 3 at 8PM, and April 4
at 2PM in Kulas Auditorium, right under the clock tower in
John Carroll University's main administration building.
To reserve tickets, call 216.397.4428. We will not call you
back, but your tickets will be available at the box office
right before the show starts.
From exec11 at nls.net Tue Mar 23 12:37:04 2004
From: exec11 at nls.net (exec11 at nls.net)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:37:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cleveland Shakespeare Festival's 2004 Benefit
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The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival
Presents
The Comedies
The Histories
The Tragedies
The Mysteries
You are cordially invited to experience an evening of "Mystery, Murder =
and Mayhem" to benefit the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival. Try your =
hand at guessing the culprits in Shakespeare Whodunits while enjoying =
light fare and a silent auction all to help continue the Festival's =
mission to present free outdoor Shakespeare to the Northeast Ohio =
community.
With Honorary chair Les Roberts, Mystery Writer
Author of The Irish Sports Pages
Whodunit?
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival, that's who!
Whatdunit?
Light Fare
Cash Bar
Silent Auction
Shakespeare Whodunit Performances
Wheredunit?
The Hermit Club
1629 Dodge Court
Downtown Cleveland
Friday, April 23, 2004
(Shakespeare's Birthday)
6:30 to 10:30 PM
Youdunit!
General Admission $45 each=20
Benefactor $95 each ($50 Tax Deductible)
Reservations can be made online at www.cleveshakes.org=20
Check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover
Or print this email and send it with your check to:
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival
P.O. Box 93494
Cleveland, Ohio 44101-5494
Or Call 877-280-1646
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From WSPAmherst at aol.com Tue Mar 23 13:17:00 2004
From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:17:00 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players "The Dining Room" 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 or check out our website at www.workshopplayers.com
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From WSPAmherst at aol.com Tue Mar 23 13:19:18 2004
From: WSPAmherst at aol.com (WSPAmherst at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:19:18 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Workshop Players to open Schoolhouse Rock Live!
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Workshop Players Theatre-in-the-Round is proud to announce our next=20
production, Schoolhouse Rock Live!, from the series created by George Newall=
and Tom=20
Yohe and based on an idea by David McCall.
=20
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Tom Castro, Aimee Dickinson, Lisa Marie Eckenrode, Lisa Hirzel, Denise Schmi=
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Diana Tyler and Stuart Landes. Bryan Bird is the accompanist.
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udents over with imagination and music, through such beloved songs as "Just=20=
A Bill," "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly" and "Conjunction Junction."
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Director Bill Rei=
sing has assembled a cast of Workshop regulars and newcomers, including Musi=
cal Director Jayne Bartish-Kacik, Choreographer Greg Dziama, Tom Castro, Aim=
ee Dickinson, Lisa Marie Eckenrode, Lisa Hirzel, Denise Schmid, Diana Tyler=20=
and Stuart Landes. Bryan Bird is the accompanist.
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Dorough, Dave Frishberg, Kathy Mandry, George Newall and Tom Yohe
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From dkilbane at cptonline.org Wed Mar 24 12:44:16 2004
From: dkilbane at cptonline.org (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:44:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PRESS RELEASE: CPT Academy's Spring Session Announced!
Message-ID:
For Immediate Release
Contact: Holly Holsinger, CPT Academy Director
216/631-2727 ext. 202
cptacademy at cptonline.org
March 24, 2004
CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE PRESENTS
CPT ACADEMY?S SPRING SESSION
Cutting edge theatre training for children, teens, and adults!
CLEVELAND, OH - After a successful first series in Winter 2004, the Academy
is back in session.
For 20 years, CPT has blazed trails, offering the highest quality, most
adventurous, cutting edge theatre in Northeast Ohio. Now this Near West
side institution offers an educational opportunity for children, teens, and
adults to take a thrilling step toward the edge: CPT presents the spring
2004 session of CPT Academy. Classes are taught by resident artists, who
provide innovative training to theatre enthusiasts of all ages, regardless
of experience.
CPT?s Director of Education, Holly Holsinger, is ?very excited for the
spring session, along with the return of the creative classes for children
and the very popular Going Solo class.? CPT?s groundbreaking methods unlock
the creative power and inspiration in each individual, while at the same
time focusing that energy through clear dramatic technique.
CPT Academy?s spring session consists of 8 consecutive Saturdays from April
17 - June 5, 2004.
All classes take place on the CPT campus.
Classes for Adults (ages 18 and up)
Audition Techniques
Auditioning has become an art in and of itself. Learn how to audition
effectively, the tricks of the trade, and how to show your best self. Learn
techniques in cold reading, choose the right monologue, and write the best
resume. The last class will be a special private audition for CPT?s leading
directors. Taught by Jill Levin. Saturdays 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., $125.
Experimental Theatre Wing
Work with CPT?s Resident Director Raymond Bobgan as you learn new techniques
to explore creativity, craft, and the essence of great acting. This class is
a great way for artists to reconnect to their creative resources and get
inspired. You will also learn ways of developing your own creative material
through movement, sound, song, and action. Saturdays 12:30-2:30 p.m., $150.
Going Solo: Writing for Solo Performance
Do you have a story you've always wanted to tell? Do you have material that
would work for a solo piece, but you're not sure how to put it all together?
In this class, we will use writing exercises, movement, and improvisation to
?jump start? the creative process and put you on the way to creating your
own solo work for the stage. All levels of experience are welcome. Former
students of Going Solo are encouraged to attend, but no prerequisite is
required. Taught by Sarah Morton. Saturdays 3:00-5:00 p.m., $150.
Classes for Children and Teens
Act Out Shakespeare! (ages 13-17)
Access the works of the greatest playwright of all time. Learn how to
confront Shakespeare?s works and characters with active techniques that
break down the words into digestible parts and bring the text to life. By
the end of the program you will be able to perform a fully polished
monologue, ready for audition or competition. Taught by Holly Holsinger.
Saturdays 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., $100.
Back by popular demand!!!
The Play Room (ages 6-12)
This class will allow young actors to create their own play, from a familiar
story or a tale all their own. The play will develop from improvisations and
theater games, which encourage working together as an ensemble. Fun and hard
work coexist as the kids write, design, and perform their own show. Taught
by Holly Holsinger. Saturdays 10:00-11:00 a.m., $100.
Fairy Tales (ages 3-5)
This class is a fun approach for little performers just starting out. The
class provides interactive games, music, dress-up, and new stories to act
out each week. Parents are invited to participate with their children.
Taught by Jaime Bouvier. Saturdays 10:00-10:45 a.m., $85.
Classes for children allow for fun theatre games, dress-up play, and guided
improvisations into magical worlds. They learn important tools about
building performance as they work towards producing and performing in their
very own production.
For more information about these classes, contact Holly Holsinger at
216/631-2727 ext. 202 or e-mail at cptacademy at cptonline.org
.
The Faculty
Holly Holsinger is CPT?s Director of Education. She brings over 20 years of
acting and teaching experience to the CPT Academy. In 2001, Holly was voted
?Best Actress in Cleveland? in The Free Times. She has toured all over the
U.S., Canada, Europe, and Brazil performing with Wishhounds performance
group, as well as taking on classic roles for the stage. She holds an
M.F.A. in Acting from the University of California, Irvine, where she
studied with Robert Cohen (Acting Power) and experimental theatre guru Jerzy
Grotowski. Holly has taught theatre at Ohio State University, University of
Akron, Tri-C, and Lorain Co. Community College. She has been teaching and
performing for children since 1987.
Sarah Morton is an award-winning playwright and performer, and a native of
Cleveland, Ohio. Recent productions of her plays include Night Bloomers
with Emerging Artists Theatre in New York City, Love in Pieces at the NYC
International Fringe Festival, and Stumble, with Great Lakes Theater
Festival. She has served as artist-in-residence at Cleveland State
University, Cleveland School of the Arts, and Hathaway Brown School, and has
been teaching in The Cleveland Play House's Young Playwrights Workshop for
the past six years.
Jill Levin has been an acting teacher for many years, working with actors at
Cleveland Public Theatre, The Cleveland Play House, Wisdom Bridge Theater in
Chicago, and the Pennsylvania Stage Company. She has performed in numerous
shows at CPT as well as theaters in New York, Chicago, and Tokyo. Her most
recent CPT credits include the starring role in Tennessee Williams? Summer
and Smoke, The Herald in Discordia, and Barbara in the upcoming Nickel &
Dimed. She has extensive professional actor training, and is a graduate of
New York?s Circle in the Square Theater School.
Raymond Bobgan is CPT?s Resident Director and has been creating wholly
original works of theatre for over ten years. His groundbreaking plays have
been seen throughout the U.S., Brazil, Canada, and Denmark. Bobgan has
designed and implemented numerous educational programs for CPT and has led
workshops in experimental theatre techniques at colleges, theatres,
universities, and conservatory programs.
Jaime Bouvier received a degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Iowa.
She completed her honor?s thesis while studying at the Universite de Caen in
France, where she worked with renowned puppet theatre Le Papillon. She also
performed with Natalie Amourette?s company in Normandy. In Cleveland, she
has worked with Theatre Labyrinth and has performed in various roles at
Cleveland Public Theatre.
The mission of Cleveland Public Theatre is to inspire, nurture, challenge,
amaze, educate, and empower artists and audiences, in order to make the
Cleveland public a more conscious and compassionate community.
Cleveland Public Theatre and its artistic and education programs are funded
in part by funding from Cleveland Foundation, George Gund Foundation, Ohio
Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Nord Family Foundation, John
P. Murphy Foundation, Kulas Foundation, Theatre Communications Group, Doris
Duke Charitable Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Bruening
Foundation, Codrington Foundation, Giant Eagle Foundation, Thomas White
Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater Lorain, Family Foundations of
Jewish Community Federation, Dolphin Trust, Saint Ann Foundation, Deaconess
Foundation, O?Neill Foundation, Stocker Foundation, Key Foundation, Nordson
Foundation, Wolf Foundation, Forest City, Alcoa, Third Federal, Huntington
National Bank, National City Bank, and other corporate and individual
contributors.
Cleveland Public Theatre's festival of dance: DANCEWORKS 04! You can
dance, for inspiration...
SAFMOD and CCDT March 26 - 28
BRING IT ON!
From johnballom at ameritech.net Wed Mar 24 14:24:42 2004
From: johnballom at ameritech.net (johnballom)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:24:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Re: Tailor/costume designer
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Subject: Re: Tailor/costume designer
Hello John,
Thank you for your e-mail. I'm flattered you would contact me for =
suggestions. However, my address book is very slim in the film contacts =
field. But, I would recommended posting a notice (very similar to the =
one you sent me) on the Neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com
This cultural bulletin board is read by hundreds of people throughout =
Northeast Ohio looking to hire talent, and/or promote their own talents.
Best of luck to you,
Jeon Francis
In a message dated 3/22/2004 10:48:44 AM Eastern Standard Time, =
johnballom at ameritech.net writes:
I am interested in the opportunity of working on or assisting in a =
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would assist me in this venture I would appreciate some the contacts.
I am affiliate with the Cleveland film Commission,
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From KNEWTRA3 at aol.com Wed Mar 24 14:58:26 2004
From: KNEWTRA3 at aol.com (KNEWTRA3 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:58:26 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Sanctuary a new musical
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Sanctuary
The Gospel Musical That Rocks!
What: Now in its third year Sanctuary is an all-original, contemporary
musical depicting the life and passion of Jesus Christ
When: Fridays & Saturdays April 2-3 & 9-10 at 7:30 PM
Special Easter Sunday performance April 11 at 10:00 AM
Where: Mentor Garfield Road Church of God
8250 Garfield Rd. Mentor (1 mile south of Rt. 84)
Admission: Admission is Free. Reserve Seating is available for groups of 10
or more in advance for all performances.
Credits: Conceived and Directed by Paul B. Abramson
Music and Lyrics by L.A. Watson
Musical arrangements by Troy Sartain
General: This year's edition of Sanctuary includes the addition if new songs
and scenes to last year's performance which was viewed by nearly 2000 people.
The musical features 30 original songs and production numbers, performed by a
live band and a cast of 22 singers and dancers.
Information: (440) 255-0739 www.mentorchurchofgod.org
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From KABBW at aol.com Wed Mar 24 16:51:16 2004
From: KABBW at aol.com (KABBW at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 19:51:16 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]LCMT announces West Side Story auditions
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Lorain Community Music Theater Auditions for West Side Story will be held on=
=20
Sat., Apr. 17, 2004 and Sun., Apr. 18, 2004. Registration at 12:30 p.m., =20
auditions 1 - 5 p.m. at St. Mary=E2=80=99s School Hall 7th & Reid Ave., Lo=
rain
Call-backs: Tues., Apr. 20, 2004 from 6-9 p.m.
VOCAL AUDITIONS will require that the individual prepare a selection from a=20
standard Broadway musical, approximately 90 seconds in length. An accompani=
st=20
will be provided, and the individual is required to bring sheet music in the=
=20
proper key. A song from West Side Story is permissible, whereas current pop=
=20
songs from the radio as well as a capella auditions are not acceptable.
DANCE AUDITIONS will require that the individual learn a short dance=20
combination that will be taught at the audition in a large group setting. A=
short=20
practice will be allowed, then the dance combination will be repeated in sma=
ll=20
groups. The individual is encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and shoes=
,=20
suitable for dance.
SHOW DATES: July 9, 10, 16, 17 & 18, 2004 at the Lorain Palace Civic Center
Director: Mike Larochelle Producer: Bev Muzilla
Questions?? E-mail at LCMT4WSS at hotmail.com or call Bev Muzilla at (440)=20
244-5052
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
Maria An extremely lovely, young girl brought to America to marry Chino,=20
but=20
yearns for Tony. Lyric soprano with 4+ songs. Dance preferred for dream=20
ballet.
Tony A good-looking, sandy-haired boy who used to be the leader of the=20
Jets,=20
but has outgrown the gang and is searching for something more. Lyric tenor=20
with 4+ songs. Movement preferred for dream ballet.
JETS
A-rab The class clown, A-rab uses humor to hide his fears, and serves as=20=
a=20
big brother to Baby John. Free spirit with good comic timing; must move and=
=20
sing well.
Action Action is always ready for a fight and mouthing off to any form of=
=20
authority. Tense and explosive, he leads the Jets after Riff is killed. =20
Must move and sing well.
Baby John The youngest of the gang, awed at everything. He is young,=20
innocent and vulnerable and is always the first to suggest non-violence to=20
solve a problem. Must move and sing well.
Big Deal A bespectacled self-styled expert. He is the =E2=80=98professor=
=E2=80=99 of the=20
gang, always mindful of the past and gang protocol. Must move and sing=20
well.
Diesel Riff=E2=80=99s lieutenant; the muscle of the group. The strong, s=
ilent=20
type,=20
Riff chooses him to fight Bernardo in the proposed =E2=80=98fair fight=E2=
=80=99. Must move=20
and sing well.
Riff The new leader (and heart) of the Jets. He and Tony started the=20
Jets,=20
and although Tony has outgrown the gang, Riff doesn=E2=80=99t know anything=20=
else. =20
Low tenor/baritone with 2+ songs. Must move and sing well.
Snowboy The rest of the Jets. Final cast number will be based on creatin=
g=20
a=20
group that
Gee-tar looks, interacts, and moves well together. All must sing and mov=
e=20
well.
Mouthpiece Numbers include =E2=80=98Prologue=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Jet Song=
=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Dance at the Gym=E2=80=99,
Tiger =E2=80=98Cool=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Quintet=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Rum=
ble=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Gee, Officer Krupke=E2=80=99, and the=20
dream=20
ballet.
JET GIRLS
Velma Riff=E2=80=99s girl. She is terribly young, sexy, lost in a world=20=
of jive. =20
Must be a strong dancer and =E2=80=98feminine cool=E2=80=99.
Graziella The Jet Girls must all be strong dancers, but do very little=20
singing in the show. Clarice Their big numbers are =E2=80=98Dance at=
the Gym=E2=80=99
,=20
=E2=80=98Cool=E2=80=99, and the dream ballet. Number Minnie of Jets=20=
cast will=20
determine=20
the number of Jet Girls.
Pauline
4 more girls
Anybodys A scrawny teenage girl, dressed in an outfit that is a pathetic=20
attempt to imitate that of the Jets. She is the tomboy that doesn=E2=80=99t=
fit in=20
with the girls, and does everything she can to be accepted by the Jets. She=
=20
fights, bullies Baby John, and appears at key moments to save Tony and help=20
the Jets. Must move and sing well.
SHARKS
Bernardo The leader of the Sharks; handsome and proud, but has a chip on=20
his=20
shoulder. He is very protective of his sister Maria, and untrusting of=20
anything American. He is a gentleman with the ladies, but cuts through the=20
niceties with the War Council. Must be a strong dancer with strong physical=
=20
presence. Sings opposite Anita in =E2=80=98America=E2=80=99.
Chino A shy, gentle, sweet-faced boy who has just arrived from Puerto Ric=
o=20
to marry Maria, but wants to follow in Bernardo=E2=80=99s footsteps. Must h=
ave=20
small presence, but be able to display both shyness and rage.
Indio The rest of the Sharks. The final number cast will be based on=20
creating a group
Moose that looks, interacts, and moves well together, with the numbers=20
equal=20
to the
Toro number of Jets (anywhere from 5-8 guys per group). All must sing som=
e=20
and
Pepe move well. Numbers include =E2=80=98Prologue=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Dan=
ce at the Gym=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98America
=E2=80=99,=20
=E2=80=98Quintet=E2=80=99,
Luis =E2=80=98Rumble=E2=80=99, and the dream ballet.
Anxious
Nibbles
Juano
SHARK GIRLS
Anita A Puerto Rican girl with loose hair and flashy dress, she is=20
knowing,=20
sexual and sharp. The female equivalent of Bernardo, Anita is the most=20
=E2=80=98Americanized=E2=80=99 of the Puerto Ricans, leading the ladies in p=
utting down=20
their homeland against Shark men. A strong =E2=80=98belter=E2=80=99 and dan=
cer.
Francisca The Shark Girls must all be strong dancers who sing. Their big=
=20
numbers are Teresita =E2=80=98Dance at the Gym=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98America=
=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98I Feel Pretty=E2=80=99,=20
and the=20
dream ballet. Number of Rosalia Sharks cast will determine number of=
=20
Shark=20
Girls.
Margarita
Estella
Consuelo
2 more girls
ADULTS
Doc 50+. Doc has owned the drugstore for 27 years, and is the only=20
=E2=80=98parental=E2=80=99 figure in the cast. He accepts that there is lit=
tle he can do to=20
influence the teens, but he does try to help Tony by whatever means=20
possible. 3 scenes. Speaking role only.
Glad Hand A smiling, overly cheerful MAN OR WOMAN. 30+. The school=20
guidance counselor who wants everyone to get along and just doesn=E2=80=99t=20
understand kids today. 1 scene. Speaking role only.
Lt. Shrank A plainclothes cop. 40+. Shrank is strong and always in=20
command;=20
he has a charming pleasant manner which he often employs to cover up his=20
venom and fear. 4 scenes. Speaking role only.
Krupke A big, goon-like cop. 40+. 4 scenes. Speaking role only.
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ory will be held on Sat., Apr. 17, 2004 and Sun., Apr. 18, 2004. Registratio=
n at 12:30 p.m., auditions 1 - 5 p.m. at St. Mary=E2=80=99s School Hal=
l 7th & Reid Ave., Lorain Call-backs: Tues., Apr. 2=
0, 2004 from 6-9 p.m.
VOCAL AUDITIONS will require that the individua=
l prepare a selection from a standard Broadway musical, approximately 90 sec=
onds in length. An accompanist will be provided, and the individual is=
required to bring sheet music in the proper key. A song from West Sid=
e Story is permissible, whereas current pop songs from the radio as well as=20=
a capella auditions are not acceptable.
DANCE AUDITIONS will require=20=
that the individual learn a short dance combination that will be taught at t=
he audition in a large group setting. A short practice will be allowed=
, then the dance combination will be repeated in small groups. The ind=
ividual is encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, suitable for d=
ance.
SHOW DATES: July 9, 10, 16, 17 & 18, 2004 at the Lora=
in Palace Civic Center
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From RFWB2000 at aol.com Tue Mar 23 21:37:48 2004
From: RFWB2000 at aol.com (RFWB2000 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:37:48 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Zion UCC Presents Brian Thornton & Jennifer Woda
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Zion UCC of Tremont Presents:
Brian Thornton, Cello (*Member, Cleveland Orchestra)
Jennifer Woda, Mezzo-Soprano (*Frequently seen with Cleveland Opera)
Elizabeth Johnson, Piano
With Special Guest Artists:
Kathleen Mylecraine, Flute and Victoria Marra, Clarinet
in
"Russian Into Spring"
Sunday, April 4, 2004
2pm
Zion UCC in Tremont
2716 West 14th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44113-5216
Works to be performed include:
Sinfonia Concertante Op. 125 by Prokofiev
Selections from "The Nursery" by Mussorgsky
And the WORLD PREMIERE of
"Mommy Songs" by Cleveland Composer Victoria Belfiglio
***Admission is Free and Open to the Public***
Reception to Follow
Free Will Offering will be accepted to support the Zion UCC Concert Series
Please come and enjoy this wonderful program, and support this dynamic
showcase of local, national, and international talent!!!!!! In it's first six
months, this series has been wonderfully successful....please join us and be a part
of our continued growth!!!!
For more information, contact ZUCC Director of Music, Ryan Bergeron, at
(440)503-1917.
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Zion UCC of Tremont Presents:
Brian Thornton, Cello (*Member, Cleveland Orchestra)
Jennifer Woda, Mezzo-Soprano (*Frequently seen with Cleveland Opera)
Elizabeth Johnson, Piano
With Special Guest Artists:
Kathleen Mylecraine, Flute and Victoria Marra, Clarinet
in
"Russian Into Spring"
Sunday, April 4, 2004
2pm
Zion UCC in Tremont
2716 West 14th St. Cleveland, Ohio 44113-5216
Works to be performed include:
Sinfonia Concertante Op. 125 by Prokofiev
Selections from "The Nursery" by Mussorgsky
And the WORLD PREMIERE of
"Mommy Songs" by Cleveland Composer Victoria Belfiglio
***Admission is Free and Open to the Public***
Reception to Follow
Free Will Offering will be accepted to support the Zion UCC Concert Series
Please come and enjoy this wonderful program, and support this dynamic showc=
ase of local, national, and international talent!!!!!! In it's first six mon=
ths, this series has been wonderfully successful....please join us and be a=20=
part of our continued growth!!!!
For more information, contact ZUCC Director of Music, Ryan Bergeron, at (440=
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From j.boukis at verizon.net Tue Mar 23 21:39:39 2004
From: j.boukis at verizon.net (John Paul Boukis)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:39:39 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kalliope Stage Grand Night
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performances and a very special Grand Night of Hope. Kalliope Stage is=20=
the new professional musical theater at Cedar & Lee in Cleveland=20
Heights. The theater has launched its inaugural season with Rodgers and=20=
Hammerstein=92s A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING, an evening fantasy of =
gorgeous=20
music from classic favorites to little-known gems. =93We wanted to start=20=
with the fathers of the modern American musical,=94 says Paul F. Gurgol,=20=
the artistic director of Kalliope Stage. His inventive re-imagining, a=20=
lush double piano orchestration, and a strong cast of nuanced singers=20
make for a delightful theatrical debut.
Mayor Ed Kelly and Cleveland Heights city counsel members were on hand=20=
opening night for the official ribbon cutting. Creating the theater has=20=
been a labor of love for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F. Gurgol,=20=
and they hope the community will embrace their mission of celebrating=20
the musical as a valued American art form. Kalliope Stage is committed=20=
to building community through performance, and is excited to have=20
produced a Grand Night of Hope as a 100% benefit for the Mitochondrial=20=
Disease Association of Ohio. The evening gala performance raised=20
$7,000, and warmed the hearts of everyone involved.
A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING plays Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm=20=
and Sundays at 2:30pm and 7pm through Sunday, April 4. Reserve tickets=20=
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TimesKalliope Stage enjoyed a gala
opening weekend with sold-out performances and a very special Grand
Night of Hope. Kalliope Stage is the new professional musical theater
at Cedar & Lee in Cleveland Heights. The theater has launched its
inaugural season with Rodgers and Hammerstein=92s A GRAND NIGHT FOR
SINGING, an evening fantasy of gorgeous music from classic favorites
to little-known gems. =93We wanted to start with the fathers of the
modern American musical,=94 says Paul F. Gurgol, the artistic director
of Kalliope Stage. His inventive re-imagining, a lush double piano
orchestration, and a strong cast of nuanced singers make for a
delightful theatrical debut.
Mayor Ed Kelly and Cleveland Heights city counsel members were on hand
opening night for the official ribbon cutting. Creating the theater
has been a labor of love for founders John Paul Boukis and Paul F.
Gurgol, and they hope the community will embrace their mission of
celebrating the musical as a valued American art form. Kalliope Stage
is committed to building community through performance, and is excited
to have produced a Grand Night of Hope as a 100% benefit for the
Mitochondrial Disease Association of Ohio. The evening gala
performance raised $7,000, and warmed the hearts of everyone involved.=20=
A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING plays Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at
8pm and Sundays at 2:30pm and 7pm through Sunday, April 4. Reserve
tickets by calling 216-321-0870. =
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From jboukis at kalliopestage.com Tue Mar 23 22:03:41 2004
From: jboukis at kalliopestage.com (John Paul Boukis)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:03:41 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Special Discount for NEOHIOPAL subscribers
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR NEOHIOPAL SUBSCRIBERS
Kalliope Stage is offering a special "e-discount" to NEOHIOPAL
subscribers. Just book your tickets to Rodgers and Hammerstein's A
GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING online at KalliopeStage.com, and you'll receive
the special NEOHIOPAL rate of just $19. There are two weekends left to
enjoy this discount of over 30%. Come join us for our inaugural
production, and enjoy an evening fantasy of gorgeous music in an
intimate performance venue where unamplified voices ring out classic
favorites and little-known gems, all re-orchestrated by Sondheim's
longtime collaborator Jonathan Tunick. It's musical theater up close
and personal with a strong cast of nuanced singers and inventive
staging by Artistic Director Paul F. Gurgol.
Go to KalliopeStage.com, and let us know that you're a "friend of
Kalliope" to receive your special discount rate. The box office phone
number is 216-321-0870 and email is tickets at KalliopeStage.com for more
information. Kalliope Stage is the new professional musical theater at
the corner of Cedar & Lee in Cleveland Heights. Performances run
Thursday through Saturday at 8pm and Sunday 2:30pm and 7pm through
April 4.
From darnay2 at hotmail.com Tue Mar 23 22:19:59 2004
From: darnay2 at hotmail.com (JT Buck)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:19:59 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for Durang's" Titanic" - UA Student production
Message-ID:
Due to a sudden change of fate, the play I have been rehearsing for two weeks has been cancelled, and a different play chosen.
I am in IMMEDIATE need of actors for a University of Akron student production of
"Titanic"
a one-act farce by Christopher Durang.
There are 4 roles available:
Richard, the father
Victoria, the mother
the Sailor, age 18-comfortable being shirtless
Harriet/Anabelle/Lydia - a multiple-identitied young lady.
The role of Teddy has been cast.
All actors should be open-minded.
Auditions are by appointment only. Actors may prepare a short comedic monologue, or read cold from the script.
Rehearsals will begin immediately, 3 days per week: two weeknights and one weekend afternoon. We will have one performance on Thursday April 29 at the University of Akron. There will be several additional performances at dates TBA, and a small stipend may be available.
Please respond to this email ASAP or call 330-805-1820 if interested.
Thanks,
JT Buck
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From thomas at coolcleveland.com Tue Mar 23 21:50:33 2004
From: thomas at coolcleveland.com (Thomas Mulready)
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:50:33 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cool Cleveland 03.24.04 The King of Coventry
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The King Of Coventry
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* Cool Cleveland Interview with Tommy Fello
Tommy Fello started Tommy's Restaurant on Coventry Road in CLeveland Heights 30
years ago, and despite the ups and downs of the street, the place has remained
as popular as ever. On a recent Monday night visit to the local fave, the
hopping shop, which is famous for its inexpensive, healthy and original food,
was half-packed. The impressive assortment of patrons included funky teens
sporting piercings, soccer moms munching on hummus, gay couples sipping tea and
Grog Shop devotees hanging out before the show. With its tasty falafels,
spinach pies and milkshakes, speedy service, and the people-watching from its
street-level windows, Tommy's is a recipe for a successful, independent caf?.
Tommy himself has relentlessly volunteered his time for Coventry as President
of the Coventry Special Improvement District, a merchants group whose owners
pay a tax to finance district-wide improvements, he spearheaded a successful
effort to turn Cleveland Heights' plan to re-surface the street into a more
ambitious effort to re-develop Coventry itself. The involvement of the SID
added handsome new planters, lampposts and other amenities to the mix, as well
as the merchants plan to celebrate with a re-opening party this summer. We
asked Tommy Fello about the funny names for his sandwiches, the redevelopment
of the street, whether Coventry is still cool, and this summer's return of the
Street Fair.
Cool Cleveland: Tommy's restaurant has been on Coventry for 30
years, so you've seen a lot of history here. With the opening of Legacy Village
and other shopping centers, there must be a lot of challenges facing
independent retail districts. What are you and other merchants doing about
this? Tom Fello: "We've been working
on the redevelopment of Coventry Road; this recent influx of dollars and dreams
has been two years of work. The overall goal is to make Coventry more
competitive. We have a quarter mile business district with 300 employees, and
we need different kinds of retail to complement the restaurants that are
already here. We made a list of things that we need to keep the district
viable. The population in Northeast Ohio has only increased two percent in
recent years and there's been a downturn in the economy, so people are going
out less. Despite this, there are more restaurants than ever. To compensate for
it, we have to make our business district the best we can; our businesses
should feed off each other to make the district better. We'd like to add soft
goods; this is a need that has been identified."
Cool Cleveland: So the corporate chains have moved in, but there are
still a lot of smaller, local businesses. Do you think the "feel" of Coventry
as a funky, local district is still here?
Tom Fello: "I think so. But we need to support local businesses - people
don't realize that small, independent businesses are the backbone of our
nation's economy. They shop at chain stores to save money. But you can have all
the Walmarts that you want, and they'll never do what local businesses do for
our neighborhoods..."
Read
the interview with Tom Fello by Lee Chilcote
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Coventry Fair returns this summer Now
that Coventry's facelift is complete, it's time to enjoy one of our quirkiest
and favorite neighborhoods. Three monthly Fair dates have been set for Thu
7/15, Thu 8/12, and Thu 9/9 from 6-9PM. Coventry Road will be closed
to traffic from 5:30PM till 9PM while restaurants, artists, farmers, ethnic
purveyors and visitors transform the Village into a festive environment. This
event will be alcohol-free and family-safe with music, art, entertainment and
street performers circulating throughout the evening. Plans are currently being
considered to add family movies at P.E.A.C.E Park at the close of the evening.
For info email coventryroad at earthlink.net
Buying Shaker Square The Coral Co., a
Beachwood-based real estate development, construction and management firm,
signed a purchase agreement late Friday to acquire the historic East Side
retail district from KeyCorp, the Cleveland-based financial services company
that has been managing the complex since December. Terms of the deal were not
disclosed, although Key had sought repayment of a $14.9 million loan it made
toward the square's $20 million redevelopment. Read
more
WiFi at Museum of Art The Cleveland
Museum of Art has announced free wireless public Internet access http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the leading comprehensive art museums,
and its permanent collection is world renowned for its quality and breadth
spanning 6,000 years. The Museum is a key international player in exhibitions,
scholarship, and art acquisitions, now they're a leader in the use of
technology and art. Bring your laptop and log on at the museum's Still Life
cafe. http://www.clevelandart.org/whatsnew/mediakit/index.asp?refid=320
More online, less old media A
recent study on the state of the U.S. news media by the Project for Excellence
in Journalism, affiliated with Columbia University's graduate journalism
school, found that U.S. news media outlets are experiencing a steady decline in
their audiences and are significantly cutting their investment in staff and
resources. Only ethnic, alternative and online media are flourishing. Read
more online
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Regional churn Look at what's happened recently,
says PD's Joe Frolik, lead writer on the Quiet Crisis series
(which probably needs a new name since it's anything but "quiet" anymore). Area
foundations have thrown some of their $6 billion towards the Fund for Our
Economic Future. The NAACP and the Urban League have voiced support for
regionalism. Greater Cleveland Tomorrow formed from the merger of three
business groups. The suburban Mayors and Managers Assoction is exploring a "no
poaching" rule to stop cannibalizing business from each other. All this churn
appears to be moving our community towards a more regional approach. But so
far, it's just talk and posturing. Read
more
Regionalism is not county reform Or is
it? In this PD op-ed, Cuyahoga County commissioner and Democratic party
chairman Jimmy Dimora opines, wanting "the record to reflect that the county
commissioners are not against regionalism, reform, or change." But they will
put a proposal on the Fall ballot that may very well confuse voters who want
reform. Read
more
Mutual respect Mark Rosentraub, Dean of
the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at CSU, says "Northeast Ohio
has more live theater than New York (that is, more tickets are sold here to
residents; New York sells more tickets to tourists)." Everyone is talking about
regionalism, but "turning this talk into cooperation requires that city and
suburbs recognize how important the other is for success." Read
more
Bicyclists can ride RTA now that 425
buses already have bike racks and plan to install more,so that in a couple of
months, all buses will be able to carry 2 bikes. Now you can plan to bike one
way and ride RTA the other. Or vice versa. Read
more.
The death of urban planning Cincinnati
has fired their planning department and merged it with their economic
development function, meaning the public agenda is being privatized, with the
only city planning now being done by corporations like P&G, the hospitals and
universities. It just goes to show how different Cleveland really is, with
planning director Chris Ronayne and Mayor Campbell's very visible plans for the
Lakefront & other initiatives. See Free Times here.
Land fill shopping mall The new City
View regional shopping center will be built atop a landfill on the east rim of
the valley, south of the I- 480 exit at Transportation Boulevard. It may solve
a civic headache but most likely is causing another. Read
more.
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Robotic Cockroaches REI at Weatherhead is
the "Think-and-Do Tank", bringing professional consultancy and research to
Cleveland's collaborative approach to economic development. Coming
up, the second annual Research ShowCASE is a day-long event
highlighting the breadth of research done at Case and its collaborating
institutions. REI's Ed Morrison leads Global
Issues, a panel that will go beyond the headlines to explore the
dynamic economic relationship between China and the United States. Other
ShowCASE topics: nanotechnology, bioethics, biodefense, active demonstrations
such as robotic cockroaches capable of search and rescue, and insertable
electrical devices that enable movement after paralysis. Fri
4/2 from 7:30AM-5PM at the University's Veale Convocation and
Recreation Center. Event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration
is recommended. For information visit http://www.case.edu/menu/showcase
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National City purchase may cut jobs
According to Forbes, National City Bank's purchase of Provident
Financial Group Inc. may result in the net loss of 400-800 jobs. "Some
duplicate positions will be eliminated," Provident chief executive Robert
Hoverson stated in a letter to their 3200 employees, while NCC chief David
Daberko said he expected cost savings of about 25% of two years, which would
probably include job cuts. No one is saying if those cuts will come in Cincy or
Cleve, but either way Ohio loses key new economy jobs. See Forbes www.Forbes.com
Wal-Mart tops F500 Cleveland is no
longer a big Fortune 500 town. Among Ohio companies in the 500 were: Goodyear
Tire, No, 137; First Energy ,
No. 158; Progressive Insurance, No. 165; National City Corp., No. 206; Eaton
Corp., No. 253; Parker Hannifin, No. 291; KeyCorp, No. 319; Sherwin-Williams,
No. 333; chemicals company OM Group Inc., No. 405, and International Steel
Group, No. 426. See Fortune www.Fortune.com.
The Wal-Marting of downloads As if Wal-Mart
wasn't causing enough trouble for mom-and-pop shops and other specialty stores,
the mammoth chain retailer opened its own cut rate online music store, where
customers can download music at 88 cents per song. That's 11 cents less than
Apple Computer charges at its iTunes music store, which has been the
pacesetter. See ZDNet www.ZDNet.com.
PD editorial deputy opposes same-sex
marriage stating there's no reason to "overturn a social, legal
and religious institution" that's been in place for a significant amount of
time. How enlightened. Or maybe, given the upcoming summer campaign season,
opportunistic. Read
more.
Anti-gay council hopeful Patrick
Corrigan is open about his opposition to gay rights and is against extentending
employee benefits for same sex couples in Lakewood. Read
more.
"Ohio is ground zero for creationsim"
says Patricia Princehouse, an evolutionary biologist at Case Western Reserve
University. If the Ohio Board of Education collectively agreed months ago to
not endorse intelligent design, and the US Supreme Court has already said it's
illegal to teach because its religion, how then could they adopt a lesson plan
that challenges darwinsm? Read
more.
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Junebug Jabbo Jones A very special
visitor arrives at Cleveland Public Theatre for four nights of magical
storytelling, bringing an entertaining collection of tales and anecdotes
entitled Don't Start Me to Talking or I'll Tell You Everything I Know:
Sayings from the Life and Writings of Junebug Jabbo Jones for four
performances only, beginning Thu 4/1. Then look for The
Tale of the Emerald Bird, the latest production from CPT's STEP program,
running 4/9 and 4/10. Playing now in both theatres you can see Danceworks '04,
a festival of dance featuring seven contemporary companies that have been
called "spectacular," "evocative," and "invigorating." CPT, 6415 Detroit
Avenue, http://www.cptonline.org.
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Big downtown condo project
Willoughby-based Marous Brothers Construction is set to begin construction on
350+ condo units squeezed between the Bingham and National Buildings in the
Warehouse District on July 1. The development has been approved by both the
District and the city's Landmarks Commission, but Marous is still negotiating
financing with four banks, which typically require 30 percent presale before
work starts. No city money is being lent for this project, although Cleveland
Tomorrow is lending an undisclosed amount. Read
more
Local resource for finding property
ClevelandRents.com is a locally owned (remember those?) website dedicated to
greatly improving the search-and-find process for both prospective tenants and
property managers in the area. www.ClevelandRents.com
Fifth International Edible Book
Festival will occur throughout the world on any day from
Thu 4/1 - 4/5. This year is Cleveland's first. Book enthusiasts,
bookbinders, cooks, and craftspeople of all ages are invited to view the Edible
Book entries, cast their votes, and eat the edible books. All entries are
welcome but must be entirely edible and have something to do with books; there
is no fee for contest participants, deadline is Sat 3/27, to
register e-mail harriett at logan.com or
call 795-9800. http://colophon.com/ediblebooks
Two public art calls Cleveland Public Art is
currently hosting competitions for local artists. Looking for designs for The
Cleveland Foodbank's 2-story interior feature wall and donor wall; there's a
tour on Tues 3/30 at 9:30AM for interested artists. Plus, looking for
designs for the wall seen through the rear pedestrian walkway entrance to the
Playhouse Square Theater Complex. For info and questions visit www.ClevelandPublicArt.org
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Angle 12 Has it been a year
already? The 12th(!) issue of everyone's favorite art mag Angle focuses
on the ongoing Cleveland International Film Festival (Henry Darger's In The
Realms of the Unreal is on the cover and can be seen at CIFF Wed
3/24 at 7:15PM, with an after-party at SPACES, now exhibiting A
Wonderful Life: Psychodrama in Contemporary Painting, which features
Darger, and again on Fri 3/26 at 9:30PM www.ClevelandFilm.org).
But there's more in this month's issue: don't miss the profile of Karamu
House's new artistic director Terrence Spivey, Doing theatre is like being
on a tightrope without a net. Pick it up at a gallery or coffeeshop, or
better yet, subscribe and enjoy every delicious issue delivered hot. a
Cool Cleveland partner. www.AngleMagazine.org
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* Cool Cleveland This Week
03.24-03.31
Send your cool events to Events at CoolCleveland.com
Cleveland Film Festival Don't make us choose for
you. Use the spiffy website at www.ClevelandFilm.org,
do your own investigating, and buy online quickly before the dreaded "Standby"
tag shows up next to the film you're dying to see. It's the one winter sport
that all Clevelanders love: hanging out at the Film Festival. Now thru Sun
3/28. CU there? www.ClevelandFilm.org
The Affairs of Race in America: A
Conversation in Black and White. Two women share a common heritage as
descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings, yet grew up on different
sides of the race barrier. They'll carry on an "honest, new dialogue" in their
presentation. DNA tests strongly suggests that their grandfathers, Eston and
Madison, were sons of Jefferson and Hemmings. After meeting on Oprah Winfrey's
show, the two "new" cousins began visiting college campuses to discuss being
raised in different cultures in America where their opportunities were not the
same. They've advanced projects such as the creation of a monument to the
slaves of Monticello, and an African American Museum that celebrates the
sacrifices and the contributions made by African Americans. Wed
3/24 at 12:30PM. Call 800-954-8742. North Galleria at Tri-C, 700
Carnegie Ave. http://www.tri-c.cc.oh.us/news/docs/20040324.htm
Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio
Make it down to the State capitol for this notable awards ceremony honoring
winners from around the state and the Ohio legislature Wed 3/24 at
4:30PM. Event is free, no reservations are required. If you go, write up your
review and send it to Cool Cleveland. Capitol Theatre, Vern Riffe Center
for Government and the Arts. http://www.oac.state.oh.us
The Delgados It's how bands make
it today - now that they've started up their own record label, Chemikal
Underground, the Delgados are supporting alternative underground bands like
Scotland's Arab Strap (a Cool Cleveland fave). Listen in on the Delgados
dreamily skewed folk-pop Thu 3/25 at 9PM. Call 321-5588. Grog
Shop, 2785 Euclid Hts Blvd in Cleveland Hts. http://www.grogshop.gs
EveryWoman Campaign helps transform
lives and raise the hopes of women and girls in the Greater Cleveland area. The
Women's Community Foundation asks that every woman and man donate one hour's
pay or more to help women of all ages grow to their fullest potential. 100% of
your donation to the goes directly to WCF grants. Keynote speaker is Former
U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno Thu 3/25 at 11AM. Women's
Community Foundation funds programs to optimize women's and girls potential in
the Greater Cleveland Community. Call 622-0920. Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse
Square, 1260 Euclid Ave http://www.wcfcleveland.org
Room to write This course will
help you write creatively or boost your existing skills if you are ready to
develop and discover more about yourself as a writer. Writing is part of a
lineage that embraces events, circumstances, landscapes and people in ways that
connect you to your spirit. Each class will be a "door" into one of the places
from which creative writing emerges: the imagination, emotion, intellect or
soul. Presented by Cleveland Youth Theatre director Gail Johnson Thu
3/25 from 8-9PM. Call 651-5428. At 6600 Detroit Ave. http://wsem.org
Startup.com The movie that documented
the creation of the pioneering e-commerce site govWorks.com by
childhood-friends-turned-business-partners Tom Herman and Kaleil Isaza Tuzman.
Free & open to the public, pizza & beverages will be served - stop by for
dinner and a movie at Case Thu 3/25 from 6-8PM. See the
listing below for a lunch meeting with Tom Herman, who co-founded GovWorks.
Case School of Law, 11075 East Blvd. Call 368-3304 or visit http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
govWorks.com a NY-based company
e-commerce site that helped create the global "e-government" marketplace,
govWorks does transaction processing, middleware products that web-enable state
and local government transactions, like tax payments and government records
retrieval. Stop in for discussions with Tom Herman, its co-founder and CEO on
Fri 3/26, noon-1PM. Free and open to the public, lunch is
available. To register call 368-3304. Case School of Law, Room 157. http://lawwww.cwru.edu/centers/business_law/events.asp
New planet trampoline cd release party
Celebrate the debut of this Cleveland area band along with The Waxwings. The
forthcoming full-length The Curse of The New Planet Trampoline on
Elephant Stone Records should elevate NPT to the status of like-minded acts
such as The Sights and Outrageous Cherry. The band includes the guys from
Cleveland's The Dreadful Yawns, check them out Fri 3/26 at
9PM. The Beachland Tavern. 17511 Waterloo Rd. Call 383-1124. http://www.elephantstonerecords.com
Venuu Off Coventry: Ruby a brand
new musical incarnation made up of three of the Rocky Mountain Front Range's
top female singer/songwriters. Their music has been described as eclectic,
original, passionate, sultry, spine chilling, and unforgettable. They've
appeared before wildly enthusiastic audiences at festivals, theaters, clubs,
universities, and coffeehouses. From the lush blend of their voices and range
of musical styles, to the fun, irreverent, and natural chemistry they have
together on stage. Hear them Fri 3/26 at 8PM, doors open
7:30PM. Unitarian-Universalist Society of Cleveland Unitarian-Universalist
Society of Cleveland 321.1119 or visit http://venuu1.tripod.com
International Relations in Information
Products ?at Case Western Reserve University will bring
together international leaders in the field in a day long symposium, offering
perspectives ranging from how IP impacts global health crises to struggles over
the digital environment. Topics include: politics of international knowledge,
knowledge regulation in the context of globalization and the international
relations of intellectual property Fri 3/26 from
8:30AM-4:30PM. Reservations are required, call 368-3308. Case School of Law,
11075 East Boulevard. http://law.case.edu
Marriage Project Cleveland Fight the
FMA, show solidarity, and take action to make a visible, vocal stand for same
sex couple rights. Couples who are willing to apply for a marriage license can
bring valid ID, social security number, place of birth, current address,
father's name and mother's maiden name, as well as any divorce or name change
documentation to apply for marriage licenses. Bring your friends and family
members Fri 3/26 at 3PM with rally to follow. For info
651-LGBT. Cuyahoga County Courthouse, 1 Lakeside Avenue, Room 146 (1st Floor)
in Cleveland. Meet on the front steps - everyone is welcome. http://www.lgcsc.org
Odyssey performed by the stilt-walking
and ass-kicking collaboration of SAFMOD and Cleveland Contemporary Dance
Theatere as part of Dance Works stretches the mind and imagination Fri
3/26 & Sat 3/27 at 8PM and Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call
631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Gordon Square, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
When Women Gather is the new soulful
dance piece by SAFMOD's Young Park and choreographer Linda Kahn in an
Asian-American/Jewish-American collaboration, along with Cleveland Contemporary
Dance Theatere artistic director Michael Medcalf's Insurrection about
masculinity from a feminine perspective. It's part of Dance Works '04. Get
exposed to performance art that stretches the mind and imagination Fri
3/26 and Sat 3/27 at 8PM Sun 3/28 at 3PM. Call
631-2727. Cleveland Public Theatre's Upstairs Theatre, 6415 Detroit Ave. http://www.cptonline.org
WCLVnotes One of
the most popular items on Robert Conrad's Weekend Radio over WCLV
104.9FM is David Gunson's What Goes Up Might Come Down. This extended
and very funny monologue about air traffic controllers and how to fly a 747
from England to New York will be heard over two shows this coming weekend and
next. Other items on these upcoming programs shows include the further
adventures of Mary Backstayge, Noble Wife with Bob and Ray, and Gracie
Fields singing What Can You give a Nudist on His Birthday? Weekend
Radio, in addition to airing on some 120 stations nationwide, can be caught
on WCLV Saturdays at 10PM and Sundays at 7PM. It also takes up an hour on WRMR
1420 AM, Sundays at 8PM. a Cool Cleveland
partner http://www.wclv.com
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
funking up Cleveland good and proper, they'll be taking over the Phantasy - a
killer venue to get the best views of the band. Head out to hear them
Sat 3/27, doors open 9PM. For tickets call ticketmaster at
241-5555. 11802 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. http://www.ticketmaster.com and http://www.phantasyconcertclub.com
Honoring Women of Color in Science, Technology &
Education The Cleveland chapter of the National
Technical Association (NTA) will recognize five local women of color whose
scientific, technological, and educational accomplishments warrant special
honor - The Nsoroma Award Sat 3/27 from 10AM-2PM. Sponsored
by: National Technical Association. Cleveland State University Convocation
Center Pavilion, 2000 Prospect Ave. Call 289-2981 or visit http://www.ntaonline.org/chapters/cleveland/cleveland.html
Visual Horror: Local Artists and their
Innards Get over to Rain Nightclub and see what the horror is
all about, we guarantee this won't be the type of art you'll see at the CMA,
but we know it'll be provoking. Featured artists Staci McNasty, Jesse McGuiness
and others are on view, music provided by DJ Sean Jaundice Sat
3/27 starting 8PM. Rain, 4142 Lorain Ave. Call 651-4100.
BlackOut Unlimited Poetry Slam Style
meets substance in this open mic competition with serious cash prizes up for
grabs for readers, slammers and performers. Food will be available at the
buffet, plus cash bar and socializing with the spoken word culture Sat
3/27. Doors open 6-9PM. Poets must register in advance, call 937-2268
ext. 10. Robin's Nest, 4059 St. Clair Ave.
Round at The Winchester with performances
by hosts Anne E. Dechant, winner of the 2004 Best Female Singer/Songwriter, and
special local guests Kate Voegele, Tracy Marie and Brent Kirby for the Free
Times 2004 Music Awards nominee show Sat 3/27 at 9PM. Call
226-5681. 12112 Madison Ave in Lakewood. http://www.thewinchester.net
Tale of the Emerald Bird performed by
members of CPT's Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), this tour visits
various sites throughout Greater Cleveland, including libraries, community
centers, nursing homes, and CPT's own Upstairs Theatre. Experience a princesses
journey who must risk everything when the Empress turns ill and the land falls
sick. She begins a search for the healing song of the Emerald Bird, and on her
journey she encounters old friends in impossible guises Sat
3/27 at 2PM. STEP offers low-income, Cleveland high school youth
opportunities to explore the art of theatre. Mt Pleasant Library, 14000 Kinsman
Rd. Call 623-7032 http://cpl.org/Locations.asp?FormMode=Branch&ID=20
Motor City Madman more blues, jive and
funk from Andre "Mr Rhythm" Williams, famed in the '50s with hits like Jail
Bait and The Greasy Chicken - get into down-to-earth tunes that
are like comfort food for your ears Sat 3/27 starting 9PM.
Beachland Ballroom, 15711 Waterloo Rd. 383-11124. http://www.beachlandballroom.com
Bright Young Things Drugged-up royals
and beautiful people drinking themselves into stupors and waking up in strange
situations! No, this is not gossip column news, it's England's jazz scene of
the '30s with Stephen Fry's adaptation of the classic satire Vile
Bodies, a deconstruction of the British glitterati. Get out to see the
Cleveland Film Festival's closing night show Sun 3/28 starting
7:30PM. Purchase tickets at 1-888-865-FILM or get them at the CIFF store in the
lobby of Tower City Cinemas. At Tower City Center, Downtown http://www.clevelandfilm.org
African American Faith Communities an
exhibition of photographs by Michael S. Levy, "I have great respect for these
communities and their role in adding to the quality of life of those involved.
I hope to document the events and practices of these communities including
prayer, baptisms, weddings and funerals in creating a collection of photos that
will portray a community of strength and hope. It's on view Mon
3/29 thru 7/31. Thomas F. Campbell, Ph.D., Exhibition Gallery, located
in the College at 1717 Euclid Ave. Call 523-7495 or visit http://urban.csuohio.edu/forum/gallery
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* My Brain is Crying
Dueling dialogue that's unsafe at any speed
A response to My Brain Is Crying "Ladies, what we need
is a feast, and not in some crappy church basement, either. I'm thinking a
monthly potluck rotating through galleries, stages and other life- and
creativity-affirming spaces. I make garlic blast hummus that puts everyone on
the same reeking conversational level, my husband makes truffles that are
better than sex, what do you make? Maybe if we break bread together we can do
less hurting about what is wrong and start hoping and working with what is
right." from Cool Cleveland MBIC reader Martha Senerchia
Deb Remington: To initiate the process of change, first we must identify
the problems, then speak truthfully about them and strategize for change. Can
breaking bread together alleviate the pressing issues addressed in MBIC? It is
a great idea to form groups of social activists to discuss and implement
change. As a child of the sixties, I was honored to be with a group of people
who stood up for what was just, people who gathered together and took risks for
what they believed in. Sadly, there are too many people today who are afraid of
what other people might think of their ideas or actions if they are not
mainstream.
Tisha Nemeth: What hurts is speaking the truth when few want to hear it.
What hurts is that we need more individuals making daily efforts to positively
change our city's artistic and cultural climate. I love the idea of a monthly
feast - activism geared around food...
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Reviews of recent events
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall
3/19 Last week Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco
Symphony came to Severance Hall as part of a two-year exchange project with the
Cleveland Orchestra. Getting an opportunity to hear another orchestra in
Severance Hall is a treat. The program began with Alban Berg's Concerto for
Violin and Orchestra, To the memory of an angel featuring Gil Shaham on
violin. The piece is dark, complex and oppressive. A musical reference to a
Bach Cantata was the only light of hope in the entire piece. Mr. Shaham
performed this difficult piece in a devilish theatrical manner, wearing an odd
smirkish grin and playing off the conductor, Mr. Thomas like a rock musician; a
little bit of Richards and Jagger if you can stretch your imagination that far.
The second half of the program brought Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in
C-sharp minor. Mr. Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony have been getting
a lot of critical acclaim for their recordings of the Mahler Symphonies, so
there was a bit of excitement in the air. Mr. Thomas attacked the first
movement with a fierce and fearless pace. It was exhilarating beyond belief, it
reminded me of bicycle ride I once took down a very long hill in Tuscany where
I choose not to look around and take in the beauty, but just pedaled as hard as
I could, and it was a thrill. Well, once we were at the bottom of the hill we
had two movements to go. Some of the great Mahler performances can be
attributed to the fact that the conductor finds a way to bring forward some
nuance and keep a continuous line in the faster paced movements of the
symphony. It's these continuous lines and nuances that later hold the symphony
together as a whole. Since Thomas passed on nuance and line for thrill we were
all left a bit out of breath while he slugged through the final two movements.
Even the Adagietto in the final movement, which is filled with emotion, came
off flat and lifeless. The crowd gave a friendly standing ovation but one could
only think of some of the great Mahler performances at Severance Hall conducted
by Boulez, Dohnanyi and Ling. from Cool Cleveland contributor
Brian E. Schriefer briancpa at msn.com
San Francisco Symphony @ Severance Hall 3/18 This
season, the San Francisco Symphony and music director Michael Tilson Thomas
came to Cleveland for three days featuring three-and-a-half concerts while next
season, the Cleveland Orchestra with Franz Welser-M?st will return the favor.
It's a terrific notion on every level: the musicians have time to relax a bit,
see some of our city, meet up with far-flung family and friends, and the
natives get to hear familiar (and some not-so-familiar, to be sure) music as
interpreted by another musical entity. In addition to these concerts, Mr.
Tilson Thomas ventured down the street to the Cleveland Institute of Music for
a rehearsal of the CIM Orchestra, and also spent some time at Severance Hall
for a rehearsal with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, which, in fact,
owes its very existence to San Francisco. (Jahja Ling, former resident
conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, came to us from San Francisco, where he
had founded the first such youth orchestra.)
Read
Kelly Ferjutz's review
Kassaba @ Beachland Ballroom 3/13 I
recently witnessed a great new sound to hit the streets of Cleveland. Their
name? Kassaba. Their genre? Progessive jazz. The result? A unique fusion of
primitive sounding drums, with an eclectic mix of bass, sax and percussion that
produces a newly provocative flavor. The group's unparalleled sound originates
from a man inspired by moments in everyday life. And he names his works after
those moments, which explains some of the titles that include Should I use
My Shirt? A Risky Operation, and my favorite, The Zones of
Mystery. Greg Slawson, the group's artistic director and composer, works
the piano and several of the unique percussion instruments that all members
share. And because they share, a great deal of the entertainment in
experiencing Kassaba is watching the delicate choreography necessary to get
to different instruments on stage without missing a beat. Literally.
Slawson often acquires unique percussion instruments - that later define his
work - on a lark. They are rare finds that become rare treasures as their
collection of unique percussion instruments continues to grow. But the real
treasure is how Kassaba pulls it all together: Progressive jazz that boasts
both a classical and occasional hip-hop edge. Classically trained from the
Cleveland Institute of Music, Slawson, along with fellow group members Candice
Lee (piano) and Eric Hosemann (bassist), joins arms with Mark Boich
(saxophonist), from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. This foursome uses
the bongos, base, saxophone and piano with a unique line up of instruments that
includes the udu, talking drum, ocean drum (which sounds like the ocean),
djembe, claves, tabla, vibratone, frame drum, agogo and much more. Their next
scheduled gig is June 24th at Cain Park at 7:30 p.m. Take a break from the
ordinary and experience their unique brand of jazz. from Cool
Cleveland contributor TL Champion Champion38 at aol.com
Cleveland Shakespeare Fest at Phoenix 3/4 The
Cedar-Lee area in Cleveland Hts. is slowly morphing into theatrical row. A
99-seat musical theater (Kalliope Stage) just opened its doors near the movie
theater. And the curtain will soon go up at the new home for Dobama Theater in
a converted YMCA down the street and, for one evening in early March, Phoenix
Coffeehouse served up a taste of Shakespeare along with its locally-roasted
beans. Phoenix was host to a special preview for the Cleveland Shakespeare
Festival (www.cleveshakes.org), where a small cast, working in an even smaller
space, squeezed a large dose of laughter from an abridged version of A
Midsummer Night's Dream. The festival cast is a roving band of thespians
that for the past six summers have wandered from University Circle, Tri-C West
and Coventry, performing outdoor plays in settings that are anything but
traditional. With seven-foot high folding screens, a quartet of actors, dozens
of rapid costume changes, and ample use of imagination from the overflow
audience, the group pulled it off. Midsummer Night's Dream is the play
in which Shakespeare veers closest to slapstick, and this troupe worked every
gesture and comical confusion to the fullest. I kept asking myself, is
Shakespeare is supposed to be this funny? Maybe the reason for the troupe
choosing Phoenix for its performance was that good theater and good coffee have
at least one thing in common - perfect timing. And this group had it. It did
not seem like the actors were simply delivering lines; rather it flowed like
unrehearsed speech, genuine and in the moment. This was broad comedy served up
with a nimble touch. from Cool Cleveland reader Doug Mazanec InfoMan at ameritech.net
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Cool Cleveland readers write
On 31 hours for Issue 31 "Congrats
to Margaret Lynch for her testimonial blog on all the artists who contributed
to the 31 For 31 marathon. Reading that really brought home just how much
talent and energy and commitment resides in this town. Perhaps few people saw
this impressive assemblage of creativity and spirit, but the fact that they all
came together so quickly (no small thanks to Ms. Lynch!) speaks volumes...even
if few are listening. It truly is this community's loss if it fails to show up
and support such amazing efforts." from
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>From Quiet Crisis to Quiet Revolution I have some thoughts on the Quiet Crisis, which I have shared with the
PD and ideastream, but I would like to share it with the pro-active
Clevelanders who read Cool Cleveland. I would like to see us start to
take action, replacing the Quiet Crisis with a Quiet Revolution. Thanks to the
hard and effective work of ideastream and the PD, we know our problems
now. You can't offer a solution until you understand the problem. Arguably our
worst problem is putting ourselves down as a community. I am afraid if we keep
the conversations about our problems, we will be adding to our worst fault. So
Cleveland, let's get going. Let's have the courage to spread the good nows
about the city of Cleveland. Lets tackle the problems identified from the
Quiet Crisis and transform our community to the city we all know it can be.
When this happens it will be a Revolution. When we once told people from out of
town that Cleveland is not so bad, we won't think there is a better city on the
planet. But more than that, we will transform the dynamic of the city. The
Old Cleveland was a heavy manufacturing steel town that was blessed with
waterways for cheap transportation of goods, the New Cleveland is a hub for
biomedical, banking, and manufacturing that is blessed with parks and
recreation areas along our extensive waterways. The Old Cleveland had such a
strong economy it could afford the luxury of supporting the arts with large
endowments, the New Cleveland arts community is an incubator for new ideas
that's the engine of our new economy. The Old Cleveland had a very well
intentioned few who made the decisions that affected the entire community, the
New Cleveland has grass roots communities that shape the discussion and
ultimately make the decisions. There are hundreds of examples that can
distinguish the Cleveland of Dick Fegler from the one our children will live
in, but we need to take action. Clevelanders will always rally if we know the
score - lets call the movement the Quiet Revolution, and use our media to keep
us updated on our progress. Thanks for listening, I know that Cool
Cleveland has been working towards everything I have written about above,
but I wanted to add my voice to the chorus. from
Cool Cleveland reader Patrick Staunton patricksta at yahoo.com
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1) Writer says goodbye to Cleveland In relocating to Knoxville,
CrainTech writer Shasta Clark responds to "How do y'all like living in
Cleveland?"
http://neohio.craintech.com
2) Cool Cleveland interview with Issue 31 organizers They
discuss its failure and what might have been done to prevent it.
http://www.coolcleveland.com
3) Suburban suffering Upscale suburbs are no longer immune to poverty.
http://www.clevelandmagazine.com
4) The real quiet crisis Conveniently bypassing and ignoring big issues
of controversy relating to Cleveland by the media. http://www.freetimes.com
5) Midtown Makeover The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority
approved $3.2M in tax-exempt bonds for a makeover including new sidewalks,
trees, grassy tree lawns and public art. Read
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