[NEohioPAL]MN2 Productions presents Forest Song

[Nadia Tarnawsky]

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MN2 Productions presents

"Forest Song"
an original dance-theatre piece based on the
poetic drama by Lesia Ukrainka

Book and Musical Direction by Nadia Tarnawsky
Ukrainian folk music arranged by Nadia Tarnawsky,
Michael D. Flohr, Beata Begeniova, Alexander
Fedoriouk and Andrei Pidkivka
Production Design by Anonymous 3
Lighting Design by Dan Polk
Choreography by Natalie M. Kapeluck
Directed by Michael D. Flohr

Featuring:
Catherine L. Albers*, Jessica Collazo, Russ Durr,
Joe Gunderman, Natalie M. Kapeluck, Joe Milan,
Mark Pfeffer, Mykhailo Pidloha, Nadia Tarnawsky,
Sasha Thackaberry, Emilia Zankina and members of
the Kyiv Ukrainian Dance Ensemble.
*appearing through special arrangement with Actors' Equity Association

June 11-13, 2004 (Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m.)
in Cleveland Public Theatre's Old Parish Hall - 6205 Detroit Avenue
$15-General Admission, $12 - Students and Seniors

Reserve your tickets by calling (216) 832-4225 or by
e-mail: mn2productions at yahoo.com

CDs and cassettes of the soundtrack recording are available
($15 for CDs, $12 for cassettes.  Please add $3 for shipping, and
make checks payable to: Nadia Tarnawsky)

"Forest Song" is a tale of  sacrificial love reminiscent of Hans=20
Christian
Anderson=92s The Little Mermaid.  Mavka, a forest nymph, has been =
awakened
from her wintery slumber by the music of Lukash, a village youth.  Their=20=

love
blossoms like the flowers of the spring until she relinquishes her=20
immortal forest
life to become mortal and be with him.  This story is presented against=20=

the
backdrop of the ancient forests of Polissia in Ukraine, a forest filled=20=

with water
spirits, mischievous imps and other mythical sprites and creatures.

This production has been generously funded through an Artist=92s Project=20=

Grant
by the Ohio Arts Council and with the support of the Ukrainian Museum =
and
Archives of Cleveland.


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MN2 Productions presents


"Forest Song"

an original dance-theatre piece based on the

poetic drama by Lesia Ukrainka


Book and Musical Direction by Nadia Tarnawsky

Ukrainian folk music arranged by Nadia Tarnawsky,

Michael D. Flohr, Beata Begeniova, Alexander

Fedoriouk and Andrei Pidkivka

Production Design by Anonymous 3

Lighting Design by Dan Polk

Choreography by Natalie M. Kapeluck

Directed by Michael D. Flohr


Featuring:

Catherine L. Albers*, Jessica Collazo, Russ Durr,=20

Joe Gunderman, Natalie M. Kapeluck, Joe Milan,

Mark Pfeffer, Mykhailo Pidloha, Nadia Tarnawsky,

Sasha Thackaberry, Emilia Zankina and members of

the Kyiv Ukrainian Dance Ensemble.

*appearing through special arrangement with Actors' Equity Association


June 11-13, 2004 (Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 3 p.m.)

in Cleveland Public Theatre's Old Parish Hall - 6205 Detroit Avenue

$15-General Admission, $12 - Students and Seniors


Reserve your tickets by calling (216) 832-4225 or by

e-mail: mn2productions at yahoo.com


CDs and cassettes of the soundtrack recording are available

($15 for CDs, $12 for cassettes.  Please add $3 for shipping, and

make checks payable to: Nadia Tarnawsky)


"Forest Song<fontfamily><param>Helvetica Neue</param>"<italic>
</italic>is a tale of  sacrificial love reminiscent of Hans Christian=20

Anderson=92s <italic>The Little Mermaid</italic>.  Mavka, a forest
nymph, has been awakened=20

from her wintery slumber by the music of Lukash, a village youth.=20
Their love=20

blossoms like the flowers of the spring until she relinquishes her
immortal forest=20

life to become mortal and be with him.  This story is presented
against the=20

backdrop of the ancient forests of Polissia in Ukraine, a forest
filled with water=20

spirits, mischievous imps and other mythical sprites and creatures. =20


This production has been generously funded through an Artist=92s Project
Grant=20

by the Ohio Arts Council and with the support of the Ukrainian Museum
and=20

Archives of Cleveland.</fontfamily>



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