[NEohioPAL]CPC Benefit/Reading of Play at CSU

[Michael Geither]

The Friends of the Cleveland Psychoanalytic Center will present a reading 
of the play "Breakfast at the Regency" by Milton Matz. The event will take 
place on Sunday, May 15, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in Drinko Hall on the Cleveland 
State University Campus, 2001 Euclid Avenue. "Breakfast at the Regency" is 
a powerful love story of a husband and wife who have taken up residence in 
a San Francisco hotel in the last days of the wife's life. Both are 
psychologists struggling through concerns that have plagued their marriage. 
This fictional play dramatizes the relationship of trauma suffered by the 
wife during the Holocaust to issues now surfacing at the end of her life. A 
discussion with the playwright will follow the reading of the play.

Dr. Matz is a management consultant, lecturer and playwright. A retired 
Rabbi and clinical psychologist, Dr. Matz was co-founder and emeritus 
director of the Pastoral Psychology Institute at the Case Western Reserve 
School of Medicine. Dr. Matz's first play, the award winning "Baruch and 
Maria," about the excommunication trial of Baruch Spinoza, was read in 
April, 2001 at Cleveland State University's Factory Theater.

This event will support the work of the Cleveland Psychoanalytic Center. 
The Center provides both professional and community education including a 
library and offers consultation and referral services. The Center's mission 
is to promote the development and use of psychoanalysis for the benefit of 
the community.

Tickets are $5.00 (CSU student); $15.00 (Individual) and $25.00 (Patron). 
Patron tickets include preferred seating and listing in the event program. 
Parking is free in a secure, lighted lot directly adjacent to the theater. 
(Enter from E 21st St. between Euclid & Chester & proceed to top level.) To 
order tickets by phone, please call Debbie Morse at (216) 229-5959. Or mail 
a check payable to: Friends of the Cleveland Psychoanalytic Center, 2460 
Fairmount Boulevard Suite 312, Cleveland Heights OH 44106. Tickets will be 
held at the door. For more details please call Debbie Morse at (216) 
229-5959 or e-mail dmorsecpc at sbcglobal.net.