CASTING=20 CALL

Directors Notes, by Barbara L.=20 Rhoades · **Lucky=20 Stiff**

Open Mic Poetry Rea=
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3470 Warrensville Center Road (near Van=
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Shaker Heights,OH <=
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til 9 p.m.  
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6:30-8:30PM 

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o:p>
@ Shaker Heights Thornton Park Pool
20701 Farnsleigh Rd=
 (of=
f Warrensville Ctr Rd)
Free/ Swimming: $5 
(216) 491-2585
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From performingarts at karamu.com  Wed Aug 17 18:06:06 2005
From: performingarts at karamu.com (Performing Arts)
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 21:06:06 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Karamu Mime Troupe's "I Just Want To Be' invited to Ohio
	Classic Breakfast September 17th
Message-ID: <009b01c5a391$15a5cce0$5701a8c0@karamu.com>

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"I Just Want To Be" was and still is a funky classic beat by the =
innovative group Cameo and has now resurfaced as a backdrop to a 10 =
minute puppet/mime dance routine lively performed by teens from Karamu's =
summer camp who studied mime under Artistic Director Terrence Spivey. =
The story concerns a young lady who discovers puppets built by her =
father that has been stored down in a Karamu's theatre basement for =
years. Each puppet is named after a Karamu legend. She wishes for them =
to move, and be and come alive. Soon, her wish is granted and the fun =
begins.

The routine "I Just Want To Be" from the song of the same name was =
staged by Spivey for the summer camp production of "Fame: Making it to =
the Top". The summer production ended August 12th and was well applauded =
with standing room only including parents and Karamu patrons. Usher's =
choreographer and Clevelander Todd Sams made a surprise appearance to =
see the production while in town. He was escorted by Call and Post =
entertainment editor Kevin "Chill" Heard".=20

More will soon be taken by this fun filled routine watching a young =
generation pop and lock to an old school beat. They have been invited to =
perform at the Ohio Classic Chairman Breakfast on September 17 in Crowne =
Plaza.

For more information on the Ohio Classic, please contact :
 =20
Geri Johnson

Administrative Assistant

World-Class Events Management

Ohio Classic Football Game / Black College All-Star Basketball Game=20

(div. Community Quarterback Foundation)

1301 East Ninth Street

Suite #2710

Cleveland, OH 44114

Phone: (216) 861-3937

Toll Free: (800) 611-0368

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lady=20
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in a=20
Karamu's theatre basement for years. Each puppet is named after a Karamu =
legend.=20
She wishes for them to move, and be and come alive. Soon, her wish is =
granted=20
and the fun begins.

The routine "I Just Want To Be" from the song of the same name =
was=20
staged by Spivey for the summer camp production of "Fame: Making it to =
the Top".=20
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standing=20
room only including parents and Karamu patrons. Usher's choreographer =
and=20
Clevelander Todd Sams made a surprise appearance to see the =
production=20
while in town. He was escorted by Call and Post entertainment =
editor Kevin=20
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generation pop and lock to an old school beat. They have been =
invited to=20
perform at the Ohio Classic Chairman Breakfast on September 17 in Crowne =

Plaza.

For more information on the Ohio Classic, please contact :
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Geri=20
Johnson
Administrative=20
Assistant
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Ohio=20
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1301=20
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From Pjanson02 at aol.com  Wed Aug 17 19:57:39 2005
From: Pjanson02 at aol.com (Pjanson02 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 22:57:39 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Set Designer/Tech Director Needed for "Sunday in the Park
	with George"
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Secret Garden this summer at Cain Park) who has been the Chair of the  Perfo=
rming=20
Arts and director of musicals for the past seven years at  SJA.=20
We realize that Sunday in the Park  with George is an ambitious undertaking=20
for a high school (this may be the  1st production in Cleveland, ever, we're=
=20
looking it up), but we plan  to stage the show in a smaller scale as it was=20=
in=20
the original production at  Playwright's Horizon off-Broadway (which the=20
creators actually preferred).  If you have seen the DVD of the musical,  ple=
ase do=20
not be intimidated or think that we are going to try to recreate that  set.=20=
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salary, budget and  timetable.  You can feel free to  email Patrick Janson a=
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Please call "Mel" Kupchik (that=E2=80=99s a woman, FYI) at 216-251-=
6788 x323 if=20
you have an interest in meeting us. =20
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timetable.  You can feel free=20=
to=20
email Patrick Janson at pjanson02 at aol.com if you have other questions about the=20
production.

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From AngelAndGino1 at aol.com  Wed Aug 17 20:46:03 2005
From: AngelAndGino1 at aol.com (AngelAndGino1 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 23:46:03 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ANGEL & GINO BUY ONE GET ONE FREE PROMOTION!!!!
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WHAT A  DEAL!!! 

Area Coalition of  Theatres in Stark County 

OFFERING A "BUY ONE GET ONE  FREE" 
SPECIAL OPENING NIGHT  PROMOTION!! 

For The Audience  Participation Dinner Theater Comedy: 

Happy Anniversary, Angel! Love,  Gino 
By Family Jewels  Creations 

TICKETS $30.00/person - Buy One Get One  Free! 

SPECIAL PROMOTION GOOD FOR 
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27th SHOW ONLY 
Four Points Sheraton,  Canton 

Tickets includes Dinner & Show. Cash  Bar. 
Doors open 6:30pm, Show at 7:00pm 

RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE  
BY WEDNESDAY AUG. 24th at  2:00pm. 

The Players Guild Theatre Box  Office 
330-453-7617 

OTHER PERFORMANCE DATES: 

September 30 - Skyland Pines,  Canton 
October 8 - Rolando's, Canton 
November 5 - Rolando's, Canton 

_www.happyanniversaryangellovegino.com_ 
(http://www.happyanniversaryangellovegino.com/)   

STARK COUNTY AREA COALITION  OF THEATRES: 
Players Guild Theatre 
North Canton Playhouse Center For The Performing  Arts 
Rainbow Repertory  Company 
Louisville Community  Theatre 
Carnation City Players 

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From msucre2000 at yahoo.com  Thu Aug 18 03:19:29 2005
From: msucre2000 at yahoo.com (Matthew Sucre)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 03:19:29 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]REMINDER: OTH AUDITION DEATHTRAP! THIS SUNDAY & MONDAY
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AUDITION NOTICE

Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH

DEATHTRAP

AUDITIONS
Sunday August 21, 7-9 PM

Monday, August 22, 7-9 PM

PERFORMANCES
Oct 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 20,21,22, 2005, @ 8PM

Sunday matinees Oct 9th & 16th @ 2PM 

CONTACT
Tim Jones, Director 

216-521-7404

SYNOPSIS
This successful Broadway hit, combining both suspense and laughter, is a guaranteed thriller. Sidney Bruhl, a successful writer of mysteries, is struggling to overcome a "dry spell" that has resulted in a string of failures. When a student submits a potential hit thriller, Sidney and his wife conspire for Sidney to claim the student's play as his own. But just when the audience thinks the mystery is revealed, the plot takes unexpected twists and turns which hold the audience spellbound until the final curtain.

CHARATERS
Sidney Bruhl

?         30-50s

?         Currently down on his luck

?         Opens himself to some interesting scenarios

?         NEEDED: Strong, confident Actor willing to take on a Great role

Myra Bruhl

?         30-50s

?         Loving, over-trusting spouse with weakness both physical and emotional

?         Strong role with good range

?         Appears in two scenes in Act I

Clifford Anderson

?         20-30s

?         Young, intelligent, master manipulator who may have met his match

?         NEEDED: Another Strong, confident Actor who can match wits with Sidney

Helga Ten Dorp

?         40-50s

?         Psychic and pop culturist with a penchant for further explorations

?         NEEDED: A character gem

Porter Milgrim 

?         40-50s

?         Small time lawyer with larger aspirations finds a way out ? or does he?

?         NEEDED: A character gem

?        Act II only

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AUDITION NOTICE
Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH

DEATHTRAP

AUDITIONS
Sunday August 21, 7-9 PM
Monday, August 22, 7-9 PM

PERFORMANCES
Oct 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 20,21,22, 2005, @ 8PM
Sunday matinees Oct 9th & 16th @ 2PM 

CONTACT
Tim Jones, Director 
216-521-7404

SYNOPSIS
This successful Broadway hit, combining both suspense and laughter, is a guaranteed thriller. Sidney Bruhl, a successful writer of mysteries, is struggling to overcome a "dry spell" that has resulted in a string of failures. When a student submits a potential hit thriller, Sidney and his wife conspire for Sidney to claim the student's play as his own. But just when the audience thinks the mystery is revealed, the plot takes unexpected twists and turns which hold the audience spellbound until the final curtain.

CHARATERS
Sidney Bruhl
?         30-50s
?         Currently down on his luck
?         Opens himself to some interesting scenarios
?         NEEDED: Strong, confident Actor willing to take on a Great role

Myra Bruhl
?         30-50s
?         Loving, over-trusting spouse with weakness both physical and emotional
?         Strong role with good range
?         Appears in two scenes in Act I

Clifford Anderson
?         20-30s
?         Young, intelligent, master manipulator who may have met his match
?         NEEDED: Another Strong, confident Actor who can match wits with Sidney

Helga Ten Dorp
?         40-50s
?         Psychic and pop culturist with a penchant for further explorations
?         NEEDED: A character gem

Porter Milgrim 
?         40-50s
?         Small time lawyer with larger aspirations finds a way out ? or does he?
?         NEEDED: A character gem
?        Act II only

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From studio at marianth.com  Thu Aug 18 04:24:37 2005
From: studio at marianth.com (Chris Mezzolesta)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 07:24:37 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Audio recording services for churches, schools, bands,
	choirs, vocalists
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Productions, Inc.

Visit our website for more information and to hear samples of our work, at 
www.marianth.com. We look forward to recording your musical performance.

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MARIANTH PRODUCTIONS, LTD.
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The University of Akron Jazz Ensemble, Mentor United Methodist Church,
local band The Pistol Ministry, and the all-occasion dance bands of
Special Productions, Inc.

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From artistschair2005 at aol.com  Thu Aug 18 05:36:12 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 08:36:12 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lisa Siciliano (Stage Actor) is the "Featured Artist of
	the Day"
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Stage Actor - Lisa Siciliano (Location: Maple Heights, Ohio)

To view Lisa's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com

Resource Guide Section COMING SOON  - Promote your organization at NO COST! 
(August 18, 2005) There's still time to have your organization included. Artistschair.com will soon be expanding the directory to include a "Resource Guide" section highlighting arts-related organizations throughout Northeast Ohio in the following fields: Advocacy, Auditions and Employment, Dance, Event Calendars and News, Film, Music, Online Talent Directories, Talent Agencies, Theatre and the Visual Arts. 

Organizations will be listed in a consistent and complete manner and will include a description of the institution, web site address, contact information, if a discount is being offered and more. We are still in the process of contacting organizations to include in the guide. If you are affiliated with one that would benefit from being listed, please have them contact me directly at jeon at artistschair.com. 

There is no cost to be included. If contacted, I will be happy to send them out a form to complete. The "Resource Guide" section will be accessible to both artistschair.com members and the general public, and is scheduled to be up and running sometime in mid-September.

Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway
(August 17, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Cuyahoga Falls-based Stage Actor Deb Lemire for being chosen as the Wednesday, August 17 artistschair.com "Featured Artist of the Day" and winning a $50 gift certificate to Marotta's Restaurant in Cleveland Heights and two tickets to the Cedar Lee Movie Theatre.

Learn more about Marotta's Restaurant and the Cedar Lee Movie Theatre by visiting http://www.pluggedincleveland.com/restaurants/1192+marottas.html and http://www.clevelandcinemas.com/cedarlee/index.asp
Take a friend or take a family member, either way, get out and see Cleveland! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!

FIND an Artist!
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Our MISSION
Artistschair.com is committed to PROMOTING and RAISING AWARENESS of local artists, arts-related institutions and issues and the NORTHEAST OHIO REGION as well as serving the needs of those searching for CREATIVE TALENT and resources.

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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"

Stage Actor - Lisa Siciliano (Location: Maple Heights, Ohio)

To view Lisa's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com

Resource Guide Section COMING SOON  - Promote your organization at NO COST!

(August 18, 2005) There's still time to have your organization included. Artistschair.com will soon be expanding the directory to include a "Resource Guide" section highlighting arts-related organizations throughout Northeast Ohio in the following fields: Advocacy, Auditions and Employment, Dance, Event Calendars and News, Film, Music, Online Talent Directories, Talent Agencies, Theatre and the Visual Arts. 

Organizations will be listed in a consistent and complete manner and will include a description of the institution, web site address, contact information, if a discount is being offered and more. We are still in the process of contacting organizations to include in the guide. If you are affiliated with one that would benefit from being listed, please have them contact me directly at jeon at artistschair.com. 

There is no cost to be included. If contacted, I will be happy to send them out a form to complete. The "Resource Guide" section will be accessible to both artistschair.com members and the general public, and is scheduled to be up and running sometime in mid-September.

Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway

(August 17, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Cuyahoga Falls-based Stage Actor Deb Lemire for being chosen as the Wednesday, August 17 artistschair.com "Featured Artist of the Day" and winning a $50 gift certificate to Marotta's Restaurant in Cleveland Heights and two tickets to the Cedar Lee Movie Theatre.

Learn more about Marotta's Restaurant and the Cedar Lee Movie Theatre by visiting http://www.pluggedincleveland.com/restaurants/1192+marottas.html and http://www.clevelandcinemas.com/cedarlee/index.asp
Take a friend or take a family member, either way, get out and see Cleveland! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!

FIND an Artist!
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Our MISSION
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From johnsunderland at sbcglobal.net  Thu Aug 18 05:49:20 2005
From: johnsunderland at sbcglobal.net (John Sunderland)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 08:49:20 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ENCORE PERFORMANCE EXTENDED FOR $60 ACTOR HEAD SHOTS WITH
	PHOTOGRAPHER JOHN SUNDERLAND
In-Reply-To: 
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>  NOW EXTENDED UNTIL AUG 31ST  (Because I could not get all of you done)
> 
> TO ANSWER ALL WHO HAVE ASKED, I'm again doing ACTOR headshots for only
> $60.  
> 
> There will be at least 40 shots taken, (AVERAGE HAS BEEN ABOUT 55)
> You may try several changes on top. In fact, I suggest it. 
> Photos will be taken in high resolution digital, so you can view them
> before you leave.
> 
> This price includes a CDROM of the proofs as well.
> 
> If you wish a print during this special, it's only an additional $15.  All
> prices plus tax of 7.5%.  
> 
> If you need a make up person, I can certainly make one available for you.
> Their fees are additional, and begin at $65 for females and $55 for males.
> 
> 
> I accept all forms of payment, including all credit cards.
> You may book by phone 216-795-0642. Or simply email me.
> 
> PLEASE BOOK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE; THIS SPECIAL WILL BE HISTORY AT THE END
> OF JULY.  
> PLEASE HAVE ALL YOUR PRINT SELECTIONS DONE BY 9-15-05; AFTER THAT THE
> PRICE GOES BACK TO $25 EACH.
> 
> 		THANKS TO YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONTINUED LOYALTY TO MY
> PERSPECTIVE
> 
> 
> John Sunderland Photography
> 12706 Larchmere Blvd.
> Cleveland, OH 44120
> 216-795-0642
> 
> johnsunderland at sbcglobal.net
> www.johnsunderland.com
> 
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From prxprt866 at yahoo.com  Thu Aug 18 05:51:37 2005
From: prxprt866 at yahoo.com (Effie Tsengas)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 05:51:37 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cleveland Hts Greek Festival this Weekend
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STS. CONSTANTINE & HELEN'S
 GREEK FESTIVAL 2005
3352 MAYFIELD ROAD
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS

AUGUST 19, 20, 21
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - NOON - 11 P.M. 
(THAT'S RIGHT, WE OPEN AT NOON ON FRIDAY!)
SUNDAY - NOON - 9 PM

AUTHENTIC GREEK CUISINE
HOMEMADE PASTRIES
TAVERNA AND GYROS & SOUVLAKI
FREE COOKING CLASSES
CATHEDRAL TOURS
HUGE (I MEAN HUGE) FLEA MARKET!! (FURNITURE, BOOKS, HOLIDAY ITEMS, CRYSTAL & GLASSWARE, SMALL APPLIANCES AND COMPUTERS, LINENS, KIDS TOYS, ARTWORK)
LIVE MUSIC
MANY SHOPS FEATURING ARTWARE, JEWELRY, PAINTINGS, BOOKS, CDS, GIFTS

THE HELLENIC GREEK FOLK DANCERS WILL PERFORM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 6 P.M. AND 8 P.M.
SUNDAY 4 P.M. AND 6 P.M.

FREE PARK & RIDE FROM SEVERANCE TOWN CENTER
FREE ADMISSION

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT WWW.STSCONSTANTINE.COM
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From chris at antonellic.com  Thu Aug 18 07:07:58 2005
From: chris at antonellic.com (Chris White)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 10:07:58 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Wanted - One Talented Actor
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Wanted - one talented actor
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Looking for an actor between the ages of 12 - 21
to play the part of Vincentio.

Come join the fun!

Call director, Kate Tonti, for an audition opportunity. 216.689.0858 or =
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Production dates - Oct 7, 8, 14, 15, 20, 21,=20
Fridays and Saturdays @ 8pm

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Edit away my dear!=20
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M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
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From Wants2Act4U at aol.com  Thu Aug 18 09:09:49 2005
From: Wants2Act4U at aol.com (Wants2Act4U at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 12:09:49 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Intensive Actors Workshop w/ Raymond Forchion Still Has
	Openings
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Hey everyone,
=20
I still have a few openings for the Intensive Actors Workshop Sept 16 -  18t=
h=20
In the Akron area. =20
=20
Inclosed is all the information including a couple of references.   Time is=20
running out, I need all the funds no later than Sept 5, 2005

=20
Food will be provided as will materials.  All you will need to bring  is a=20
headshot if you have one, resume if you have one, and a brief one paragraph=20=
 bio=20
of yourself.  Pleanty of paper for notes is suggested.  You will  work hard=20
but you will learn a lot and have a ton of fun. =20
=20
Call me to register
Michelle Dean
330-644-4421
=20
Here is the info:
=20
=20
The Hope School of Performing Arts is please to sponsor  once again Raymond=20
Forchion for 2 weekends of fantastic workshops.  =20
Beginning in September Raymond Forchion will join us for  an Intensive=20
Weekend Retreat whereby he will share with us the  following:=20
Weekend Retreat, Ray Forchion!!! - Intensive
Sign up early as you know Ray sells out  fast. And remember, Ray's classes=20
are RETREATS. If you sign up for this class DO  NOT plan anything else for t=
his=20
weekend, it is intensive.  MASTER TEACHER  Ray Forchion's amazing, incredibl=
e,=20
life-changing. 3 day Acting Intensive  "Retreat". (since it's like 48 hours=20
worth of class time in 3 days we can't  really call it a class). Only 16 peo=
ple=20
are accepted into each class and you  must register now.  Anyone who has eve=
r=20
taken the class will tell you that  it is more than worth it at any price. =20

Please note the hours on this workshop are very long and scheduled  as the=20
workshop proceeds =E2=80=93 often running from 7:30pm until 2am or later on=20=
 Friday and=20
11am-??? am Sat and Sun. Although you will feel energized like never  before=
,=20
you must be willing to devote the entire weekend to learning your  craft.=20
Raymond Forchion, Award winning actor, writer, producer and director, headed=
 =20
the Screen Actors Guild LA Casting Committee for six years. He has done=20
several  pilots and TV movies, and he has co-starred on such series as Star=20=
Trek:=20
The  Next Generation, Golden Girls, Will and Grace, Wiseguy, In the Heat of=20=
The=20
 Night, and had recurring roles on General Hospital, and Miami Vice. He has=20=
=20
starred on stage and in almost 100 commercials. With several screenplays und=
er=20
 his belt, Raymond is a produced writer, and associate produced the Oscar =20
nominated Last Breeze of Summer. Raymond has given his exciting Motivational=
 =20
Acting Seminars around the country and has coached working actors for over =20
fifteen years.=20

Philosophy: Mr. Forchion believes the secret of acting is that there is  no=20
secret. The craft of acting must be de-mystified and made more practical and=
 =20
immediate. Acting is a state of being and action, not of introspection and s=
elf=20
 indulgence. No Mumbo Jumbo! Raymond gets the performer out of his own head=20
and  allows him to be presented to the marketplace. Raymond=E2=80=99s philos=
ophy is=20
that an  actor has to keep active and visible. Actors also need to be nurtur=
ed.=20
The  business beats us up enough. The greatest actor in the world if he or s=
he=20
is  unseen, is often considered bad as the worst.=20
SEMINAR OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVE A: To  increase the actor=E2=80=99s confidence and ability to take=
 more=20
risks in the  work.
OBJECTIVE B: To sharpen the actor=E2=80=99s ability to analyze  the script q=
uickly=20
and create a believable character.
OBJECTIVE  C: To explore the differences between stage and film technique in=
 =20
acting and auditioning.
OBJECTIVE D: To stimulate and  instill new fire and passion and performance=20
power in the more experienced  actor.
OBJECTIVE E: To aid the performer=E2=80=99 s career  development.
OBJECTIVE F: To familiarize Commercial talent,  Models, Stage and newer=20
actors with practical techniques and cold reading skills  that will make the=
m more=20
employable.=20
$250.00
**Raymond=E2=80=99s classes are LIMITED  to 16 students.  Workshop will be h=
eld=20
September 16-18, 2005 in The  South Akron/North Canton Area. Registration Mu=
st be=20
made immediately (no  later than Aug 13, 2005) with a $150.00 deposit.  Fina=
l=20
payment of $100.00  is to be made no later than September 5, 2005.  Call=20
Michelle Dean to  Register and make payment arrangements 330-644-4421,=20
Raymond will be staying with us  throughout the week and will be doing a=20
seminar on Wednesday September 21, 2005  At 7:30pm in the South Akron/North=20=
Canton=20
area. This seminar will consist of the  following information:=20
Evening Seminar, Ray Forchion - Career and Strategy Seminar
An Evening with  Raymond Forchion =E2=80=93 =E2=80=9CBUILDING YOUR ACTING CA=
REER Wherever=20
You Are: Strategy for  the Serious Actor=E2=80=9D  This seminar is a must fo=
r everybody=20
who wants  acting as a CAREER and not just a hobby. STOP  SETTLING!!! Raymon=
d=20
will give the actor strategies for the business in  this market as well as i=
n=20
the L.A. and New York Markets. If you are planning or  thinking about moving=
=20
to L.A. or New York at anytime in your life, this seminar  will help!=20
BACK by Popular DEMAND!!!!!! =20
An Evening with Raymond Forchion =E2=80=93 =E2=80=9CBUILDING YOUR ACTING CAR=
EER  Wherever=20
You Are: Strategy for the Serious Actor=E2=80=9D=20
This seminar is a must for everybody who wants acting as a  CAREER and not=20
just a hobby. STOP SETTLING!!! Raymond will give the actor strategies for th=
e=20
business in this market  as well as in the L.A. and New York Markets. If you=
 are=20
planning or thinking  about moving to L.A. or New York at anytime in your=20
life, this seminar will  help! =20
IF THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT!!!=20
It will prepare you for making the vital decisions that will help you surviv=
e=20
 as an ARTIST and PROFESSIONAL. For the  beginner and more experienced actor=
.=20
 Only $25 (in advance) & $35 (at the door) -- Call  Michelle Dean -=20
330-644-4421=20
The Following Weekend September 24-26, 2005  Raymond will still be with us=20
for his final workshop of the month his Famous On  Camera Workshop.  More=20
information is as follows:=20
Weekend Retreat, Ray Forchion!!! - On Camera
Sign up early as you know Ray sells out fast.  And remember, Ray's classes=20
are RETREATS. In order to take this  class you MUST have taken the Intensive=
=20
Class.  Only 12  people are accepted into this class and you must register n=
ow. =20
3-Day On-Camera!!=20
Please note the hours on this workshop are very  long and scheduled as the=20
workshop proceeds =E2=80=93 often running from 7:30pm until  2am or later on=
 Friday and=20
11am-??? am Sat and Sun. Although you will feel  energized like never before=
,=20
you must be willing to devote the entire weekend to  learning your craft.=20
If you have taken Raymond=E2=80=99s 3-Day intensive =E2=80=93 its  time to t=
ake it to the=20
next level!!!! Workout and see what you are really doing  and how you are=20
perceived on camera. Raymond=E2=80=99s expertise will help you to find  the=20=
performance in=20
you that will set you apart from the competition! =20
$375.00
**Raymond=E2=80=99s  classes are LIMITED to 10 students. Workshop will be  h=
eld=20
September 24-26, 2005 in The South Akron/North Canton  Area. Registration Mu=
st be=20
made immediately (no later than Aug 13, 2005)  with a $150.00 deposit.  Fina=
l=20
payment of $225.00 is to be made no later  than September 5, 2005.  Call=20
Michelle Dean to Register and make payment  arrangements 330-644-4421.  You=20=
will=20
receive VHS tapes of your  work.=20
IMPORTANT NOTE:  If you  wish to attend BOTH workshops,  You will receive a=20
$75 discount.  The seminar is free to all who  participate in either of the=20=
two=20
workshops.  Please remember last month the  Intensive workshop sold out=20
quickly and all who participated left more motivated  and grew a great deal=20=
in=20
their craft.  I will be posting a few of their  comments within the week.  =20
Please reserve your place quickly.  You  owe it to yourself to perfect your=20
craft from a master craftsman? If you are  serious about your acting career=20=
you=20
will.  =20
Light lunch/dinner will be provided during  the weekend and time will be=20
given to go out and get something on your own if  you desire it.=20
Contact me as soon as possible to make sure  you reserve your place. Michell=
e=20
Dean - 330-644-4421 =20
REFERENCES:=20
Calling All  Actors!=20
September  16, 17th  and 18th.  (2005)   Mark your calendars!!!  An EXCITING=
 =20
event is about to happen!   It is  the  fantastic  workshop/seminar=20
instructed by none other than Mr. Raymond Forchion!!!!  =20
I signed on to  attend  the previous  workshop Raymond conducted in our area=
,=20
  but  I  did not know what to expect.  Well, I must tell you that  I was =20
thoroughly pleased!  I must admit that Raymond took my somewhat  primitive=20
skills to levels that I did not know I could  reach!     Not only did I lear=
n a=20
wealth of knowledge about  the craft itself,  I also learned a lot about Kat=
hy!!!=20
 Even my  confidence level rose tremendously!   So just on that fact alone,=20=
=20
Raymond's workshop is a MAJOR step in the right direction for me as an  acto=
r.=20
 =20
The workshop is  definitely quite  serious, and you WILL work hard, but at=20
the same time, it  is a lot of fun!  With Raymond's  instruction, his =20
encouragement,  and the various exercises that he will put  you  through,  y=
ou will=20
definitely advance as an actor, as well as forever  remembering  such a rewa=
rding=20
experience!=20
So please, if you are  serious about your acting career, why not attend this=
=20
workshop so  that you  too can reach higher heights, as you travel this road=
=20
called ACTING!   =20

See you  there~=20
Kathy J. Boyd  =20
______________________________________________
=20
=20
This past July I joined the Raymond Forchion acting workshop with the hope =20
of learning more about the craft of acting. This it did, and in ways I never=
 =20
thought possible. The week following the workshop I joined a movie in=20
production  and until that moment I hadn't seen a script. The role I'd been=20=
cast for=20
had  several large chunks of dialog and I had no time to study before the sh=
oot =20
started. It didn't matter; using the skills I'd learned at Raymond's worksho=
p=20
I  was able to find my character and become him, and learn all the lines in=20
mere  minutes. One take, every time... and this is from someone who can only=
=20
memorize  lines with a lot of time and effort expended.

Raymond's techniques and  exercises offered me numerous ways to approach a=20
character and feel completely  in the moment. More than that, it helped me a=
s a=20
director so that I'll be better  able to coach my actors so they can find wh=
at=20
they need in a character, in a  scene and in a moment. I can't recommend=20
Raymond's workshop highly enough--to  actors, of course, but also to directo=
rs and=20
writers alike. Raymond has  something for all of us all. Sign up and enjoy!

William A.  Alexander
Travelin' Light  Productions
www.travelinlightproductions.com

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Hey everyone,

I still have a few openings for the Intensive Actors Workshop Sept 16 -=
=20
18th In the Akron area.  

Inclosed is all the information including a couple of references. =
=20
Time is running out, I need all the funds no later than Sept 5, 2005

Food will be provided as will materials.  All you will need to bri=
ng=20
is a headshot if you have one, resume if you have one, and a brief one parag=
raph=20
bio of yourself.  Pleanty of paper for notes is suggested.  You wi=
ll=20
work hard but you will learn a lot and have a ton of fun.  

Call me to register
Michelle Dean
330-644-4421

Here is the info:

The Hope School of Performing Arts is please to sp=
onsor=20
once again Raymond Forchion for 2 weekends of fantastic workshops. =20

Beginning in September Raymond Forchion will join=20=
us for=20
an Intensive Weekend Retreat whereby he will share with us the=20
following:
Weekend Retreat, Ray Forchion!!! - Intensive
Sign up early as you know Ray sel=
ls out=20
fast. And remember, Ray's classes are RETREATS. If you sign up for this clas=
s DO=20
NOT plan anything else for this weekend, it is intensive.  MASTER TEACH=
ER=20
Ray Forchion's amazing, incredible, life-changing. 3 day Acting Intensive=20
"Retreat". (since it's like 48 hours worth of class time in 3 days we can't=20
really call it a class). Only 16 people are accepted into each class and you=
=20
must register now.  Anyone who has ever taken the class will tell you t=
hat=20
it is more than worth it at any price. 

Please note the hours on this workshop are very long and sch=
eduled=20
as the workshop proceeds =E2=80=93 often running from 7:30pm until 2am or la=
ter on=20
Friday and 11am-??? am Sat and Sun. Although you will feel energized like ne=
ver=20
before, you must be willing to devote the entire weekend to learning your=20
craft.

Raymond Forchion, Award winning actor, writer, producer and director, hea=
ded=20
the Screen Actors Guild LA Casting Committee for six years. He has done seve=
ral=20
pilots and TV movies, and he has co-starred on such series as Star Trek: The=
=20
Next Generation, Golden Girls, Will and Grace, Wiseguy, In the Heat of The=20
Night, and had recurring roles on General Hospital, and Miami Vice. He has=20
starred on stage and in almost 100 commercials. With several screenplays und=
er=20
his belt, Raymond is a produced writer, and associate produced the Oscar=20
nominated Last Breeze of Summer. Raymond has given his exciting Motivational=
=20
Acting Seminars around the country and has coached working actors for over=20
fifteen years.

Philosophy: Mr. Forchion believes the secret of acting is that there=20=
is=20
no secret. The craft of acting must be de-mystified and made more practical=20=
and=20
immediate. Acting is a state of being and action, not of introspection and s=
elf=20
indulgence. No Mumbo Jumbo! Raymond gets the performer out of his own head a=
nd=20
allows him to be presented to the marketplace. Raymond=E2=80=99s philosophy=20=
is that an=20
actor has to keep active and visible. Actors also need to be nurtured. The=20
business beats us up enough. The greatest actor in the world if he or she is=
=20
unseen, is often considered bad as the worst.
SEMINAR OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVE A: To=20
increase the actor=E2=80=99s confidence and ability to take more risks in th=
e=20
work.
OBJECTIVE B: To sharpen the actor=E2=80=99s abilit=
y to analyze=20
the script quickly and create a believable character.
OBJECTIVE=20
C: To explore the differences between stage and film technique in=20
acting and auditioning.
OBJECTIVE D: To stimulate and=20
instill new fire and passion and performance power in the more experienced=20
actor.
OBJECTIVE E: To aid the performer=E2=80=99 s care=
er=20
development.
OBJECTIVE F: To familiarize Commercial tale=
nt,=20
Models, Stage and newer actors with practical techniques and cold reading sk=
ills=20
that will make them more employable.
$250.00
**Raymond=E2=80=99s classe=
s are LIMITED=20
to 16 students.  Workshop will be held September 16-18, 2005 in Th=
e=20
South Akron/North Canton Area. Registration Must be made immediately (n=
o=20
later than Aug 13, 2005) with a $150.00 deposit.  Final payment of $100=
.00=20
is to be made no later than September 5, 2005.  Call Michelle Dean to=20
Register and make payment arrangements 330-644-4421,
Raymond will be staying with u=
s=20
throughout the week and will be doing a seminar on Wednesday September 21, 2=
005=20
At 7:30pm in the South Akron/North Canton area. This seminar will consist of=
 the=20
following information:

Evening Seminar, Ray Forchion - Career and Strategy Seminar
An Evening=
 with=20
Raymond Forchion =E2=80=93 =E2=80=9CBUILDING YOUR ACTING CAREER Wherever You=
 Are: Strategy for=20
the Serious Actor=E2=80=9D  This seminar is a must for everybo=
dy who wants=20
acting as a CAREER and not just a hobby. STOP=20
SETTLING!!! Raymond will give the actor strategies for the business=
 in=20
this market as well as in the L.A. and New York Markets. If you are planning=
 or=20
thinking about moving to L.A. or New York at anytime in your life, this semi=
nar=20
will help!

BACK by Popular DEMAND!!!!!! 
An Evening with Raymond Forchion =E2=80=93 =E2=80=9CBUILDING YOUR=
 ACTING CAREER=20
Wherever You Are: Strategy for the Serious Actor=E2=80=9D
This seminar is a must for everybody who wants acting as a=20
CAREER and not just a hobby. STOP SETTLING!!!=20
Raymond will give the actor strategies for the business in this mar=
ket=20
as well as in the L.A. and New York Markets. If you are planning or thinking=
=20
about moving to L.A. or New York at anytime in your life, this seminar will=20
help! 
IF THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT!!!
It will prepare you for making the vital decisions that will help you sur=
vive=20
as an ARTIST and PROFESSIONAL. For the=20
beginner and more experienced actor.  Only $25 (in advance) & $35 (at the door) -- Ca=
ll=20
Michelle Dean - 330-644-4421
The Following Weekend September 24-26, 2005=
=20
Raymond will still be with us for his final workshop of the month his Famous=
 On=20
Camera Workshop.  More information is as follows:
Weekend Retreat,=20=
Ray Forchion!!! - On Camera
Sign up early as you know Ray sells out=20=
fast.=20
And remember, Ray's classes are RETREATS. In order to take th=
is=20
class you MUST have taken the Intensive Class.  Only=20=
12=20
people are accepted into this class and you must register now.=20

3-Day On-Camera!!
Please note the hours on this workshop are=20=
very=20
long and scheduled as the workshop proceeds =E2=80=93 often running from 7:3=
0pm until=20
2am or later on Friday and 11am-??? am Sat and Sun. Although you will feel=20
energized like never before, you must be willing to devote the entire weeken=
d to=20
learning your craft.
If you have taken Raymond=E2=80=99s 3-Day i=
ntensive =E2=80=93 its=20
time to take it to the next level!!!! Workout and see what you are really do=
ing=20
and how you are perceived on camera. Raymond=E2=80=99s expertise will help y=
ou to find=20
the performance in you that will set you apart from the competition!=20

$375.00
**Raymon=
d=E2=80=99s=20
classes are LIMITED to 10 students. Workshop wil=
l be=20
held September 24-26, 2005 in The South Akron/North Canton=20
Area. Registration Must be made immediately (no later than Aug 13, 2005=
)=20
with a $150.00 deposit.  Final payment of $225.00 is to be made no late=
r=20
than September 5, 2005.  Call Michelle Dean to Register and make paymen=
t=20
arrangements 330-644-4421.  You will receive VHS tapes of your=20
work.

IMPORTANT NOTE:  =
If you=20
wish to attend BOTH worksh=
ops,=20
You will receive a $75 discount.  The seminar is free to all who=20
participate in either of the two workshops.  Please remember last month=
 the=20
Intensive workshop sold out quickly and all who participated left more motiv=
ated=20
and grew a great deal in their craft.  I will be posting a few of their=
=20
comments within the week.  
Please reserve your place quickly.&nb=
sp; You=20
owe it to yourself to perfect your craft from a master craftsman? If you are=
=20
serious about your acting career you will.  
Light lunch/dinner will be provided d=
uring=20
the weekend and time will be given to go out and get something on your own i=
f=20
you desire it.
Contact me as soon as possible to mak=
e sure=20
you reserve your place. Michelle Dean - 330-644-4421 
REFERENCES:
Calling All=20
Actors!
September =
; 16, 17th=20
and 18th.  (2005)   Mark your calendars!!!  An EXCITING=20
event is about to happen!   It is  the  fantastic=20
workshop/seminar instructed by none other than Mr. Raymond Forchion!!!! =
;=20

I signed on to=
=20
attend  the previous  workshop Raymond conducted in our area, =
;=20
but  I  did not know what to expect.  Well, I must tell you t=
hat=20
I was  thoroughly pleased!  I must admit that Raymond took my some=
what=20
primitive skills to levels that I did not know I could=20
reach!     Not only did I learn a wealth of knowledge ab=
out=20
the craft itself,  I also learned a lot about Kathy!!!  Even my=20
confidence level rose tremendously!   So just on that fact alone,=20
Raymond's workshop is a MAJOR step in the right direction for me as an=20
actor.  
The workshop i=
s=20
definitely quite  serious, and you WILL work hard, but at the same time=
, it=20
is a lot of fun!  With Raymond's  instruction, his=20
encouragement,  and the various exercises that he will put  you=20
through,  you will definitely advance as an actor, as well as forever=20
remembering  such a rewarding experience!
So please, if=20=
you are=20
serious about your acting career, why not attend this workshop so  that=
 you=20
too can reach higher heights, as you travel this road called ACTING! &n=
bsp;=20

See you=20
there~ 
Kathy J. Boyd  
______________________________________________

This past July I joined the Raymond Forchion acting workshop with the h=
ope=20
of learning more about the craft of acting. This it did, and in ways I never=
=20
thought possible. The week following the workshop I joined a movie in produc=
tion=20
and until that moment I hadn't seen a script. The role I'd been cast for had=
=20
several large chunks of dialog and I had no time to study before the shoot=20
started. It didn't matter; using the skills I'd learned at Raymond's worksho=
p I=20
was able to find my character and become him, and learn all the lines in mer=
e=20
minutes. One take, every time... and this is from someone who can only memor=
ize=20
lines with a lot of time and effort expended.

Raymond's techniques an=
d=20
exercises offered me numerous ways to approach a character and feel complete=
ly=20
in the moment. More than that, it helped me as a director so that I'll be be=
tter=20
able to coach my actors so they can find what they need in a character, in a=
=20
scene and in a moment. I can't recommend Raymond's workshop highly enough--t=
o=20
actors, of course, but also to directors and writers alike. Raymond has=20
something for all of us all. Sign up and enjoy!

William A.=20
Alexander
Travelin' Light=20
Productions
www.travelinlightproductions.com

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From WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com  Thu Aug 18 11:14:28 2005
From: WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com (Lora Workman)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:14:28 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Let out your inner performer in Cabaret 101 class
	beginning in September - Idea Center at Playhouse Square
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Cabaret 101 will help you learn about this exciting genre, and by the
end of the 8-week session, you will perform your own 15-minute set!

=20

Background and experience do not matter in this relaxed and supportive
environment, and by the end of this class you will not only learn more
about the art of singing a song in an intimate cabaret setting, you will
have discovered a new form of self-expression, tapped into creativity
you never knew you had and discover new self-confidence.

=20

These lessons and skills you learn in Cabaret 101 can be to build your
self confidence as a performer, an actor, a salesperson, a manager, and
even a parent.

=20

Cabaret 101 is a program of the Arts Education Department at Playhouse
Square Center

=20

Fee - $300.00

Mondays beginning September 26, 2005

6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Visa/MasterCard/Discover/American Express Accepted

Class size is limited to 8 participants. Appropriate for 16 years of age
and older.=20

Register today as class size is limited.

=20

Let out your inner performer

or find it at Cabaret 101.

=20

=20

About the Instructors:

CHARLES EVERSOLE has served as musical director and /or supervisor for
over fifty musical theater productions, including national tours of THE
WHO'S TOMMY and A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING, and nationwide performances
of the musical satire company THE NEWS IN REVUE. While living in New
York, Charles served as a musical director, voice teacher, and
instructor at NYU and at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. In
addition, he was dance arranger for the off-Broadway musical THE IT
GIRL, and led the revival of PHILEMON for Music in a Box.  Local
cabarets include MISS GULCH RETURNS and THOSE SEVEN LITTLE WORDS at
Kennedy's, and FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE and LET'S KISS AND MAKE UP at the
Cleveland Play House Club.  His compositions are featured on YOU HEARD
IT HERE FIRST, Melissa Barber's CD of music written by Northern Ohio
composers.   As a singer/actor, Charles has performed with Cleveland
Opera, Great Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in the
wedding band for TONY AND TINA'S WEDDING.  Currently, Charles is Music
Director of the Singing Angels, and teaches voice at CCC-West.=20

=20

LORA WORKMAN is a graduate from Baldwin-Wallace's Conservatory of Music,
has worn many theatrical hats throughout the Cleveland and regional
theater area.  Most recently, she directed and produced the critically
acclaimed Miss Gulch Returns! as well as creating The Cleveland Cabaret
Project (www.clevelandcabaret.com  )
with Charles Eversole both having played in Kennedy's at Playhouse
Square Center. She also directed and choreographed The Will Rogers
Follies at Berea Summer Theatre, which was awarded a Times Newspaper
Tribute for Directing.  As a singer/actor, Lora was a finalist in the
2003 San Francisco Cabaret Competition and recently performed at Don't
Tell Mama's in NYC. She has also performed in The Best Little Whorehouse
in Texas w/ Barbara Eden, The Student Prince w/ Jerome Hines, Cedar
Point Amusement Park and The North Coast Men's Chorus. By day, Lora is
the Educators' Liaison at Playhouse Square Center where she brings in
over 50,000 students a year to see performances in the Discovery Theatre
Series for Schools.

=20

=20

=20

For additional information or to register:

workmanl at playhousesquare.com =20

 Or call: 216-771-4444, ext. 3244

=20

www.playhousesquare.com/arts-education
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Background=20
and experience do not matter in this relaxed and supportive environment, =
and by=20
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singing a=20
song in an intimate cabaret setting, you will have discovered a new form =
of=20
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discover new=20
self-confidence.

These=20
lessons and skills you learn in Cabaret 101 can be to build your self =
confidence=20
as a performer, an actor, a salesperson, a manager, and even a=20
parent.

Cabaret 101 =
is a=20
program of the Arts Education Department at Playhouse Square=20
Center

Fee - =
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Mondays beginning September 26,=20
2005
6:00 PM - 10:00 =
PM
Visa/MasterCard/Discover/American =
Express=20
Accepted
Class size is limited to 8 =
participants.=20
Appropriate for 16 years of age and older. =

Register=20
today as class size is limited.

Let=20
out your inner performer
or=20
find it at Cabaret 101.

About=20
the Instructors:
CHARLES=20
EVERSOLE has=20
served as musical director and /or supervisor for over fifty musical =
theater=20
productions, including national tours of THE WHO'S TOMMY and A =
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company=20
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Academy. In addition, he =
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RETURNS and THOSE SEVEN LITTLE WORDS at Kennedy’s, and =
FOR THE=20
LOVE OF MIKE and LET’S KISS AND MAKE UP at the =
Cleveland Play House=20
Club.  His compositions are featured on YOU HEARD IT HERE =
FIRST,=20
Melissa Barber’s CD of music written by Northern=20
Ohio composers.   As a singer/actor, Charles has =
performed=20
with Cleveland Opera, Great Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera =
Cleveland, and=20
in the wedding band for TONY AND TINA'S WEDDING.  Currently, =
Charles=20
is Music Director of the Singing Angels, and teaches voice at=20
CCC-West.=20

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WORKMAN is=20
a=20
graduate from Baldwin-Wallace's Conservatory of Music, has worn many =
theatrical=20
hats throughout the Cleveland and regional theater =
area.  Most=20
recently, she directed and produced the critically acclaimed Miss Gulch Returns! as well =
as creating=20
The Cleveland Cabaret =
Project (www.clevelandcabaret.com) =
with=20
Charles Eversole both having played in Kennedy’s at Playhouse =
Square Center. She also directed and=20
choreographed The Will Rogers Follies at Berea Summer Theatre, =
which was=20
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singer/actor, Lora=20
was a finalist in the 2003 =
San Francisco =
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performed=20
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Mama’s in NYC. She has=20
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Eden,=20
The Student Prince w/ Jerome Hines, Cedar Point Amusement =
Park and=20
The North Coast Men's Chorus. By day, Lora is the Educators' =
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From fftmf at earthlink.net  Thu Aug 18 11:20:16 2005
From: fftmf at earthlink.net (Matthew T.)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:20:16 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]20,
	000 Leagues Under The Industry At Waterloo street festival this
	weekend
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A few things going on for 20,000 Leagues Under The Industry.

This weekend Arts Collinwood presents: The 2005 Waterloo Arts Festival. 

On Saturday August 20th we will be hosting a table at the Rock-N-Roll 
Flea Market at the Beachland Ballroom from 11 am - 4 pm. On sale will be 
Marcel's Dolls, Purses and Brand new re-usable grocery bags. You can see 
his work at 

On Sunday August 21st we will be screening films at the Beachland 
Ballroom from 1230 pm - 330 pm. It's a Rock-N-Roll oriented screening 
and just a low low $5 for admission.

Screening will be:

Deadbeat, 3:15, Cato Salsa Experience, Los Angeles, How To Make Your Own 
Promo Video.

God Is Dad, 3 Min., Rusty Nails, Chicago, A dyslexic love story told 
upside down.

Oklahoma: Darkest Hour, 4:00, Sharon Mooney, Brooklyn, A tribute to 80's 
metal videos. It follows an angry teenage boy who dreams of rocking out 
with his favorite band.

Tour tips lesson #14: beware the day off in New Orleans, 1:30,
Danny Plotnick, San Francisco, A self help short. Live fast, Play hard, 
Eat food.

Can't Take The Heat, 3:00, Andrew Lloyd, NYC, Video from the popular 
indie band, "I Am The World Trade Center," featuring one of their most 
hypnotic tracks.  A conscious decision was made to spend virtually no 
money whatsoever on this video, despite constant pressure to accept cash 
and contract offers from people in nice suits.

Heavy Metal Parking Lot, 15:45, Jeff Krulik & John Heyn, Washington DC, 
Fans of Judas Priest caught on tape long before reality. "I'm very proud 
to have produced this video with John Heyn. He had the idea. I came up 
with the title. We both fumbled around the Capital Center parking lot 
with my public access camera on May 5, 1986 when Judas Priest roared 
into town. Seems to get more popular each year. Former 'Priest' lead 
singer Rob Halford loves it so I've been told." J Krulik

Gonna Faint, 2:45, Cody Critchloe, Lewisport KY, Music video for the 
band SSION featuring collage animation.

Disappear, 3:00, Ken Blaze, Cleveland, Music Video for the pop punk band 
THE UNKNOWN.

Seventeen, 3:30, Ladytron, Los Angeles, Music Video for the band 
LADYTRON.    

Dance Habibi Dance, 3:45, Usama Alshaibi, Chicago, Mythological 
creatures parade and swim in an acid Greek mythos. This is the broadcast 
from beyond, with lurid flesh and Arabesque disco.

Riot Industry, 3:00, Robert C. Banks Jr., Cleveland, Music Video 
showcasing Cleveland's COBRA VERDE with guest appearances by George 
Wendt and Mike Watt.

Angels?, 13:45, Aimee Pavy, San Francisco, Film adaptation of a Jack 
Chick publication dramatizes the rise and fall of a Christian rock band.

Kurt Vonnegut Jr., 3:00, Brad Vanderburg, Los Angeles, In their 
signature style, heavy metal purveyors of "edu-core" BLOODHAG, do their 
part to educate the masses in this musical ode to the genius of author 
Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

Angels, 4:30, Usama Alshaibi, Chicago, Music Video for The Bobby Conn 
band.  "Richard had a party so many years ago We was only seventeen and 
the scene was a fantasy we'd stolen from an English queen" -Bobby Conn 
album "Golden Age."

Don't Trust Whitey, 1:00, Nathan Pommer, Brooklyn, "Don't trust whitey, 
or you'll be screwed." A music video for James Kochalka Superstar, 
auteur of "Monkey Vs. Robot."

Grand Fraud, 6:00, Eric Cheevers, Washington DC, Music video for the 
band WEIRD WAR.

Goldirocks, 94:00, Paula Tiberius, Toronto. Wannabe rock star Goldi 
lands in a house of three musicians, one too hot, one too cold, and a 
third who seems just right. They let her sing with their band and she 
romances them one at a time, thinking she's found her new home. But when 
she unleashes her own songs on the guys, they cut her out of their 
scene, forcing her to discover that real success means becoming your own 
rock and roll hero. It's not who you f**k, it's how you rock and roll.

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Industry.

<http://www.20000leagues.org>

This weekend Arts Collinwood presents: The 2005 Waterloo Arts Festival.
<http://www.artscollinwood.org>

On Saturday August 20th we will be hosting a table at the Rock-N-Roll
Flea Market at the Beachland Ballroom from 11 am – 4 pm. On sale will be
Marcel’s Dolls, Purses and Brand new re-usable grocery bags. You can see
his work at <http://www.monkeyhousetoys.com/marceldejure.html>

On Sunday August 21st we will be screening films at the Beachland Ballroom
from 1230 pm – 330 pm. It’s a Rock-N-Roll oriented screening and just a low
low $5 for admission. 

Screening will be:

Deadbeat, 3:15, Cato Salsa Experience, Los Angeles, How To Make Your Own
Promo Video.

God Is Dad, 3 Min., Rusty Nails, Chicago, A dyslexic love story told upside
down.

Oklahoma: Darkest Hour, 4:00, Sharon Mooney, Brooklyn, A tribute to 80’s
metal videos. It follows an angry teenage boy who dreams of rocking out with
his favorite band.

Tour tips lesson #14: beware the day off in New Orleans, 1:30, 

Danny Plotnick, San Francisco, A self help short. Live fast, Play hard, Eat
food.

Can’t Take The Heat, 3:00, Andrew Lloyd, NYC, Video from the popular indie
band, "I Am The World Trade Center,” featuring one of their most hypnotic
tracks.  A conscious decision was made to spend virtually no money whatsoever
on this video, despite constant pressure to accept cash and contract offers
from people in nice suits.

Heavy Metal Parking Lot, 15:45, Jeff Krulik & John Heyn, Washington DC,
Fans of Judas Priest caught on tape long before reality. “I'm very proud
to have produced this video with John Heyn. He had the idea. I came up with
the title. We both fumbled around the Capital Center parking lot with my
public access camera on May 5, 1986 when Judas Priest roared into town. Seems
to get more popular each year. Former 'Priest' lead singer Rob Halford loves
it so I've been told.” J Krulik

Gonna Faint, 2:45, Cody Critchloe, Lewisport KY, Music video for the band
SSION featuring collage animation.

Disappear, 3:00, Ken Blaze, Cleveland, Music Video for the pop punk band
THE UNKNOWN.

Seventeen, 3:30, Ladytron, Los Angeles, Music Video for the band LADYTRON.  

Dance Habibi Dance, 3:45, Usama Alshaibi, Chicago, Mythological creatures
parade and swim in an acid Greek mythos. This is the broadcast from beyond,
with lurid flesh and Arabesque disco.

Riot Industry, 3:00, Robert C. Banks Jr., Cleveland, Music Video showcasing
Cleveland’s COBRA VERDE with guest appearances by George Wendt and Mike Watt.

Angels?, 13:45, Aimee Pavy, San Francisco, Film adaptation of a Jack Chick
publication dramatizes the rise and fall of a Christian rock band.

Kurt Vonnegut Jr., 3:00, Brad Vanderburg, Los Angeles, In their signature
style, heavy metal purveyors of “edu-core” BLOODHAG, do their part to educate
the masses in this musical ode to the genius of author Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

Angels, 4:30, Usama Alshaibi, Chicago, Music Video for The Bobby Conn band. 
"Richard had a party so many years ago We was only seventeen and the scene
was a fantasy we'd stolen from an English queen" -Bobby Conn album "Golden
Age."

Don’t Trust Whitey, 1:00, Nathan Pommer, Brooklyn, “Don’t trust whitey, or
you’ll be screwed.” A music video for James Kochalka Superstar, auteur of
“Monkey Vs. Robot.”

Grand Fraud, 6:00, Eric Cheevers, Washington DC, Music video for the band
WEIRD WAR.

Goldirocks, 94:00, Paula Tiberius, Toronto. Wannabe rock star Goldi lands
in a house of three musicians, one too hot, one too cold, and a third who
seems just right. They let her sing with their band and she romances them
one at a time, thinking she’s found her new home. But when she unleashes
her own songs on the guys, they cut her out of their scene, forcing her to
discover that real success means becoming your own rock and roll hero. It’s
not who you f**k, it’s how you rock and roll.

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From chloe at passportproject.org  Thu Aug 18 11:20:22 2005
From: chloe at passportproject.org (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Chlo=EB_Hopson?=)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:20:22 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FILM (about Maha Kumbh Mela) & MUSIC of INDIA (traditional
	& avant garde)
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 Passport Project's Vibrations Series   presents a very special event on
Friday, August 26--we are  hosting a musician from India who is playing
with a trio from New York. There is also a very film:
 Take Me To The River
which is a documentary film of the Maha Kumbh Mela, a Hindu festival and
pilgrimage which was the largest gathering in the history of the world.
Please see below for details. Also visit www.passportproject.org and
click on Vibrations on our homepage.=20
Passport Project, Inc.=20

                Building Community through the Arts

=20

12801/12803 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, OH 44120

 (216) 721-1055     info at passportproject.org

=20

Passport Project=92s mission is to provide educational experiences that
build community through the arts, encourage respect for diversity and
rejection of racism and negative bias, and an excitement for learning
and the global community.=20

=20

Passport Project is a 501(c)(3), multicultural, literacy-based, arts
education company that reaches children, adults and the community in
general through residencies, performances, workshops, and electronic and
print media. Passport Project was founded in 1998, and since then has
served thousands of students and adults in various settings=20

PASSPORT PROJECT=92S VIBRATIONS SERIES presents:

=20

Event: An evening of Indian Music=97traditional and avant garde--and =
Film

Who:  Omkara with Shri Nandakumar and Joshua Geisler

When:  August 26, 2005, 8:00PM=20

Price: $10.00=20

Where: Passport Project Global Community Arts Center; 12801 Buckeye Rd.,
(1 block southwest of Shaker Square) Cleveland, Ohio 44120

Artists: Omkara with Shri Nandakumar and Joshua Geisler=20
Film: Take Me to the River
=20
THE MUSIC:=20

  Omkara is an eclectic world music trio that
has music in their blood. Brothers Ravi, Aneal and Naryan Padmanabha
produce an intense and dynamic sound. The current trend in world music
is to throw technology with tradition and call it new music, but this is
not the case with Omkara. The brothers explore classical and
contemporary Indian music styles by blending Eastern and Western
instruments into a classical setting, allowing for infinite
improvisational explorations. From traditional folk to the avant outer
limits, Omkara navigates freely between both worlds. They avoid typical
electronic fads by staying purely acoustic and creating sound with an
acoustic palette. The trio has recently completed their self-titled CD
=93Omkara=94 and collaborated with Shri Nandakumar.

  Joshua Geisler plays bamboo flute,
guitar, bass, and builds custom made musical instruments. With a
flowing, highly ornamented style, his music crosses cultural boundaries
by embracing both chromaticism and microtonality.=20
He began his musical journey playing the guitar in high school. Next
came 4 years at the Berklee College of Music, where he majored in Music
Production and Engineering. It was at Berklee that he started playing
bamboo flute and developing an interest in Indian music. At the same
time, he was influenced by the teachings and philosophy of percussion
master Jamey Haddad. After graduating in the fall of 1998, he moved to
upstate New York and studied North Indian Classical Music with bansuri
master Steve Gorn. Then in the fall of 1999, he traveled to Bombay,
India, where he studied flute playing and flute making under the great
Pandit Raghunath Seth for 4 months. Another trip to India followed in
the winter of 2000-2001, where Josh worked as musical director for the
documentary film, Take Me to the River, about the Maha Kumbh Mela, the
Hindu festival that attracted the largest crowd of any event in the
history of the world. There he performed and recorded with Allahabad
based singer Ganesh Kumar, and perfected his skills at flutemaking.
During this trip, he also studied in Varanasi with sarod virtuoso Pandit
Vikash Maharaj.=20

=20

Shri Nandakumar hails from Ambalapuzha in Kerala and is related to the
renowned Naadaswaram exponents the (late) Ambalapuzha brothers. He
underwent training under Shri Kaitavanam Madhavadas in the
Gurukulavaasam tradition. At a young age he won prizes at several
competitions and national youth festivals and also accompanied leading
artistes. Coming to Mumbai even as a teenager he has risen to fame
through the display of pure talent and finesse in his performances and
dedication to the cause of imparting knowledge. It is a fact today that
he is the most sought after Mridangam teacher in Mumbai.
Apart from being active in the regular concert scene, Shri Nandakumar is
a regular featured artiste in both the All India Radio and Doordarshan.
He is also the principal Mridangam teacher at sabhaas such as the
prestigious Sri Shanmukhananda Fine Arts and Sangeetha Sabha, Music
Triangle, Gana Kala Vidya Nilayam, and Nadaalaya in Mumbai.

=20

=20

THE FILM:

  Take Me To The River
is a documentary film of the Maha Kumbh Mela, a Hindu festival and
pilgrimage which was the largest gathering in the history of the world.
The film documents the event by immersing you in the midst of the
madness. Experience a roller coaster of emotions as obscurity and
clarity flow across the crowded and dusty flood plain of Ganges and
Yamuna Rivers. Through misty dawns, crowded streets, peaceful moments
and chaotic sprints to the river, you'll journey into the Sangam, the
physical and spiritual heart of the Mela where sins are cleansed,
bathers can escape infinite karmic cycles and world peace is possible.
You'll meet Swamis from the largest and most prestigious Hindu holy
orders, ascetic naga babas, boatmen, policemen and pilgrims.=20
While interviews provide a narrative for the film, Take Me To The River
offers more than an analytical portrait of the Kumbh Mela. Shot in Super
16mm film with music recorded exclusively at the festival, the blatant
premises and subtle nuances of the Maha Kumbh Mela come alive with a
striking visual intensity. While uncovering the Mela's historical
origins, examining the importance of ritual and searching for personal
redemption, "Take Me To The River" ultimately conveys the essence of the
Mela experience.=20

=20

=20

For more info:
  www.epochmusic.com
=20

=20

Chlo=EB  Hopson
Passport Project, Director
chloe at passportproject.org
ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org =20
=20
Passport Project's mission is to provide exciting educational
experiences that build community through the arts, encourage respect for
diversity and rejection of racism and negative bias, and a passion for
learning and the global community.
=20
Passport Project does multicultural programs and residencies at schools,
at its Global Community Arts Center, and for the community to further
this mission. Passport Project does diversity training in the corporate
setting.
=20
Passport Project is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization that has been
planting seeds of peace and acceptance since 1998.
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From WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com  Thu Aug 18 11:31:10 2005
From: WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com (Lora Workman)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:31:10 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Classes for Teens at Playhouse Square Center beginning in
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Afternoon Classes for Teens

Come join the Arts Education Department at Playhouse Square for some
unique and exciting programs in the new Idea Center at Playhouse Square!

=20

The Art and Appreciation of Acting for Radio and Television=20

with Maryann Nagel

Mondays, Sept. 26-Nov. 14    4-5:30 pm

For ages 13-19           $180

=20

This class has been developed for the fundamental study if the art of
acting in radio and television. Participants will learn how to use the
voice healthfully, study techniques of microphone usage, develop skills
in the reading of scripts "cold," learn techniques in the process of
acting for TV, create characters that vocally are both "real" people and
characterizations.

=20

=20

Hip Hop Percussion Ensemble=20

with Neil Chastain

Wednesdays, Sept. 28-Nov. 14   4:00-5:30 pm

For ages 13-19   $180

=20

It's a little bit Stomp. It's a little bit Hip Hop, African, Latin and
Jazz. And it's a little bit body percussion. SAFMOD Music Director leads
this ensemble you won't find anywhere else in town!

=20

=20

Spoken Word on Stage=20

with Michael Salinger

Mondays, Sept. 26-Nov. 14    4-5:30 pm

For ages 13-19   $180

=20

This energetic workshop is for young poets and emcees who want to take
the first-or the next-step in writing and performance. This is the first
step towards gaining a spot on Cleveland's National Youth Poetry Slam
Team that will travel to New York in April.

=20

For more information:=20

Visit playhousesquare.com/arts-education=20

=20

Or call:

 216-348-7909.

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=20

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“cold,”=20
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Wednesdays,=20
Sept. 28-Nov. 14   =
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$180

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African, Latin and=20
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leads this=20
ensemble you won’t find anywhere else in =
town!

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Mondays,=20
Sept. 26-Nov. 14    =
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first—or the=20
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that will=20
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Enrollment for =
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From akrfenish at aol.com  Thu Aug 18 11:37:07 2005
From: akrfenish at aol.com (akrfenish at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:37:07 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Job Opportunity
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 Fellow artists of Cleveland,

As I am originally from the Cleveland area, I know the amazing amount of untapped talent found there.  I am writing in regard to a position that has opened up at my current place of work, St. Croix Festival Theatre.

We have an immediate need for an administrative/box office intern for the remainder of our 2005 season; now until December 18th.  Festival Theatre produces seven shows each year in our renovated 1917 vaudeville theater, located in St. Croix Falls, in scenic North-Western Wisconsin.

The intern will be handling a variety of administrative duties.  Among them box office, marketing, and finance.  This is an ideal position to gain experience in a professional environment.  Candidates should be enthusiastic, self-motivated, and a team player.  This paid position will run from September 1st to December 18th, and housing is provided.  (Time of employment is negotiable!)

This is an excellent networking opportunity (many employees are current or founding members of Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival) and also a great chance to check out Minneapolis/St. Paul, which has the 3rd largest amount of professional theater jobs per capita in the country!  A lot of us have already been out there for auditions/future employment opportunities.  (The cities are only an hour away from us!)

Interested?  Please do one of the following: send your resume and cover letter to Artistic Director R. Chris Reeder at the address below.  You can also call out business number or just reply to this e-mail.  If you or anyone you know would be interested, please feel free to respond.

On a personal note, this is a fantastic company that I have had the pleasure to work with both on stage and off since the beginning of the season.  WE are a non-profit professional theater organization that has gone through a huge changeover throughout this season, and it has been a wonderful experience working with all those involved.  These are truly devoted artists, and I would love to see a fellow Clevelander involved up here.  

Thank you for you time!

Alicia Rodis
Division Head of Fundraising/Acting Company Member

St. Croix Festival Theatre
P.O. Box 801
210 N. Washington Street
St. Croix Falls, WI 54024
Business office: (715) 483-1382
Box Office: (715) 483-3387
www.festivaltheatre.org

NEXT ON STAGE: Private Lives, by Noel Coward
August 25th - September 18th
"How long will it last, this ludicrous, overbearing love of ours?"

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 Fellow artists of Cleveland,

As I am originally from the Cleveland area, I know the amazing amount of untapped talent found there.  I am writing in regard to a position that has opened up at my current place of work, St. Croix Festival Theatre.

We have an immediate need for an administrative/box office intern for the remainder of our 2005 season; now until December 18th.  Festival Theatre produces seven shows each year in our renovated 1917 vaudeville theater, located in St. Croix Falls, in scenic North-Western Wisconsin.

The intern will be handling a variety of administrative duties.  Among them box office, marketing, and finance.  This is an ideal position to gain experience in a professional environment.  Candidates should be enthusiastic, self-motivated, and a team player.  This paid position will run from September 1st to December 18th, and housing is provided.  (Time of employment is negotiable!)

This is an excellent networking opportunity (many employees are current or founding members of Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival) and also a great chance to check out Minneapolis/St. Paul, which has the 3rd largest amount of professional theater jobs per capita in the country!  A lot of us have already been out there for auditions/future employment opportunities.  (The cities are only an hour away from us!)

Interested?  Please do one of the following: send your resume and cover letter to Artistic Director R. Chris Reeder at the address below.  You can also call out business number or just reply to this e-mail.  If you or anyone you know would be interested, please feel free to respond.

On a personal note, this is a fantastic company that I have had the pleasure to work with both on stage and off since the beginning of the season.  WE are a non-profit professional theater organization that has gone through a huge changeover throughout this season, and it has been a wonderful experience working with all those involved.  These are truly devoted artists, and I would love to see a fellow Clevelander involved up here.  

Thank you for you time!

Alicia Rodis
Division Head of Fundraising/Acting Company Member

St. Croix Festival Theatre
P.O. Box 801
210 N. Washington Street
St. Croix Falls, WI 54024
Business office: (715) 483-1382
Box Office: (715) 483-3387
www.festivaltheatre.org

NEXT ON STAGE: Private Lives, by Noel Coward
August 25th - September 18th
"How long will it last, this ludicrous, overbearing love of ours?"

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From etsengas at kent.edu  Thu Aug 18 11:35:39 2005
From: etsengas at kent.edu (etsengas at kent.edu)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:35:39 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Porthouse Theatre Secures Rights to Jesus Christ Superstar
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Porthouse Theatre, the professional summer outdoor theatre located on 
the grounds of Blossom Music Center announces that it has secured the 
rights to Jesus Christ Superstar for the 2006 summer season.  More 
details regarding audition and production dates to follow....

Effie A. Tsengas
Director of Public Relations & Marketing
Kent State University School of Theatre & Dance
B 141 Music & Speech Building, Kent, OH 44242
330-672-4102

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From chris at antonellic.com  Thu Aug 18 12:14:33 2005
From: chris at antonellic.com (Chris White)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 15:14:33 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]River Street scores with 'Parallel' by herb Hammer
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River Street scores with "Parallel"
by Herb Hammer
Chagrin Valley Times
8/18/05

Two spiritual beings stand calmly at a rostrum and plan the beginning of =
humans in the world.  They first decided the colors:  yellow, brown, =
white, etc.  White is kinda boring but they leave it in anyhow.  Women =
they believe will have all the advantages so they make childbirth =
painful to make up for it.

Leaping forward in time to present day, these same two women play all =
the parts, both men and women, in a dozen skits.  The results are =
overall amazingly original and often very funny.

The show, known when it was first produced 19 years ago, was entitled =
"Parallel Lives":  The Kathy and Mo Show", written and performed by =
Kathy Najimy and Mo Gaffney.

At the tiny River Street Playhouse next door to the Chagrin Valley =
Little Theatre, Yvonne E. Pilarczyk and Lisa Tarr assume the roles, and =
who could ask for a better duo.

The authors appear to have written the show for their own amusement.  =
Some scenes are rip-roaringly funny and some are not.  But with so many =
of these little vignettes you can't be funny all the time. =20

Some of the best include two Catholic women going to confession for the =
first time in over a decade.  Besides all their other sins, the worst =
seems to be, they lied a lot.  In the same vein, they are driving along =
deciding that their religion is useless.  A sudden close call has them =
praying frantically.

And on they go deciding the urn with their aunt's cremated remains =
should have the window seat on the airplane.  One of the actresses goes =
over the top worshipping Kenny Rogers.  And then a man and a woman in =
bed wake each other in turn with accusations.

It's nice to see this quaint little theater all grown up.  The language =
here is sometimes brutal but performed so naturally you wouldn't want it =
any other way.

The best is saved for last.  We're at a neighborhood bar.  Hank (Miss =
Pilarczyk), a regular and probably always a little drunk, continues to =
tell Karen Sue (Miss Tarr), a soon-to-be-alcoholic, how pretty she is.  =
He wants to marry her though he's already married.  The conversation is =
repeated over and over and becomes funnier and funnier.  Miss Pilarczyk =
shows her great acting range as the lowly Hank.  Miss Tarr plays off of =
her perfectly.

Director Barbara Rhoades keeps the action amazingly well-paced.  This =
show could have been clumsy waiting for scenes to change, but not here.  =
Miss Rhoades knows what's funny and has her changes make the most of =
every laugh.

All in all, "Parallel Lives" is much fun.  These two performers should =
win an award for their remarkable versatility.  The two hours fly by.

It would be nice to see "Parallel Lives" run for a month or two, rather =
than the merely three weeks on the schedule.  You could bet the patrons =
would have to be turned away.  This show would pack the house if given =
time.

Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM

August 12 - August 27

=20

Director:  Barbara L. Rhoades

=20

56 River Street    Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022

Box Office: (440) 247-8955

Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday

Tickets $8

Please be sure to visit us at

www.cvlt.org  or www.chagrinfalls-ohio.com

CVLT offers a very attractive dinner theater package with three of =
Chagrin Falls' finest restaurants.  Make your theater reservations =
first, then call the restaurant of your choice to take advantage of =
their special dinner theater offering.  Call one of these fine =
restaurants and enjoy dinner before the show.  You should be prepared to =
show your theater tickets prior to seating at the restaurant.=20

Enjoy wonderful cuisine plus an entertaining evening at The River Street =
Playhouse

The Raintree    440-247-4800

Gamekeeper's Tavern    440-247-7744

Blake's Seafood Grille    440-893-9910 =20

=20

Chris White
Corporate Controller
M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
32100 Solon Road  Suite 204
Solon, OH  44139
440-542-1724-Phone
440-542-1726-Fax
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At the tiny River =
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It would be nice to =
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Chris =
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Controller
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32100 Solon =
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From chloe at passportproject.org  Thu Aug 18 13:35:30 2005
From: chloe at passportproject.org (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Chlo=EB_Hopson?=)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:35:30 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Half Price week at Passport Project and FREE classes, too!
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 Half-Price Week at the Passport Project Global Community Arts Center.
We offer classes in music, dance & visual art with a multicultural
perspective, including Belly Dance, W. African Dance & Drumming, Guitar,
Modern Dance, Children's Creative Movement, Photography, Drawing &
Painting, Capoeira, Voice & Performance Class, Hip Hop, Salsa--and more!

=20

Mention Neopal, and try any of our single ongoing classes for 1/2 price
August 29-September 3. Students must be new to the CLASS (not the GCAC).
Join our e mail list at www.passportproject.org
  to learn about other offers like
this.

=20

 and...

=20

 Half-Price Yoga Classes--only $5--at the Passport Project Global
Community Arts Center for the duration of the Triangle Project:

   =20

    Mondays, 6:30-8PM with Shakthi

    Wednesdays, Noon-1PM with Deanna Black

=20

The Passport Project Global Community Arts Center is located at 12801
Buckeye Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44120. 1 block southwest of Shaker Square.
(216) 721-1055. For full schedule of events: www.passportproject.org.=20
=20
and...
=20
=20

FREE Dance & Music Classes on Shaker Square, Thursdays, 6:30-7:30PM in
the North grassy area.  Classes are every week beginning July 21 and
running through 9/8, and include Salsa, Belly Dance, Capoeira, W.
African Dance & Drumming! All of these classes are offered on an ongoing
basis at the Passport Project Global Community Arts Center. Rain
Location: GCAC.

=20

=B7        July 21: West African Dance w/ Stephanie Hill Ndong,
accompanied by Assane M=92Baye

=20

=B7        July 28: Capoeira with Taliesin Haugh

=20

=B7        August 4: W. African Dance with Stephanie Hill Ndong=20

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=B7        August 11: Belly Dance with Calliope

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=B7        August 18: Capoeira with Taliesin Haugh

=20

=B7        August 25: W. African Dance with Stephanie Hill Ndong

=20

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=B7        September 1: Salsa with Claudio Garcia

=20

=B7        September 8: Capoeira with Taliesin Haugh

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                =20

Chlo=EB  Hopson
Passport Project, Director
chloe at passportproject.org
ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org =20
=20
Passport Project's mission is to provide exciting educational
experiences that build community through the arts, encourage respect for
diversity and rejection of racism and negative bias, and a passion for
learning and the global community.
=20
Passport Project does multicultural programs and residencies at schools,
at its Global Community Arts Center, and for the community to further
this mission. Passport Project does diversity training in the corporate
setting.
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Passport Project is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization that has been
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Photography, Drawing & Painting, Capoeira, Voice =
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Class, Hip Hop, Salsa--and more! 

Mention Neopal, and try any of our single =
ongoing=20
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29-September 3. Students must be new to the CLASS (not the GCAC). =
Join our e=20
mail list at www.passportproject.org to =
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 and...

 Half-Price=20
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$5--at the Passport=20
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Global=20
Community=20
Arts=20
Center=20
for the duration of the Triangle Project:
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   =20
Mondays,=20
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Wednesdays,=20
Noon-1PM with Deanna=20
Black

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Arts=20
Center=20
is located at 12801 Buckeye Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44120. 1 block =
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FREE Dance & Music Classes on Shaker Square, =
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in the North grassy area.  Classes are every week beginning July 21 =
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African Dance=20
& Drumming! All of these classes are offered on an ongoing basis at =
the=20
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Project=20
Global=20
Community=20
Arts=20
Center.=20
Rain Location: GCAC.

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West African Dance w/ Stephanie Hill Ndong, accompanied by Assane=20
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Belly Dance with Calliope

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W. African Dance with Stephanie Hill =
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Passport Project, =
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chloe at passportproject.org

ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org

Passport Project's =
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provide exciting educational experiences that build community through =
the arts,=20
encourage respect for diversity and rejection of racism and negative =
bias, and a=20
passion for learning and the global community.

Passport=20
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From: chloe at passportproject.org (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Chlo=EB_Hopson?=)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:45:09 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Roberto Ocasio's Latin Jazz Project & FREE beverage! at
	Cafe Limbo
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FREE Community Jams at Cafe Limbo, 12706 Larchmere Blvd., Cleveland,
Ohio 44120.  from 8-10:30PM on Thursdays, July 21, August 18 & September
1. Live world music & dance on the unique outdoor patio of this
wonderful vegetarian restaurant, serving beer & wine. FREE non-alcoholic
beverage (smoothies & specialty drinks not included) when you mention
Passport Project! Free-class giveaways for the Passport Project Global
Community Arts Center!

=20

=20

=B7         July 21: Senegalese artists Assane M=92Baye (Djembe Drum,
voice), Mady Kouyate (voice, Kora=97African Harp), and Mamadou Gningue
(Djun Djun Drums) playing beautiful music in the Jali, or Griot,
tradition of West Africa.

=20

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=B7         August 18: Roberto Ocasio=92s Latin Jazz Project play Salsa!

=20

=B7         September 1: An acoustic evening with Carlos Jones & the =
PLUS
Band! Positive reggae played with love!

=20

~~~~

DanceAway! A series of FREE Multi-Cultural Dance Parties with live
entertainment at the Passport Project Global Community Arts Center
(GCAC) from 7-10PM on select Wednesdays. Bring a song that you like to
dance to, and we'll play it! Come to all three & experience something
new! All are welcome as we build community with rhythm & fun. Munchies
provided by TOPS Market! The Passport Project GCAC is located at 12801
Buckeye Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44120. (216) 721-1055.=20

   =20

=B7        July 27: Carlos Jones and the P.L.U.S band! Reggae!

         =20

=B7        August 10: Harmonia! Eastern European Dance Music!

=20

=B7        September 7: Sammy DeLeon y Su Orquesta! Salsa Dance Party!

=20

~For the full schedule of (mostly free events) visit
www.passportproject.org and click on the Triangle Project flash site.=20

=20

The Triangle Project is generously sponsored in part by the Cuyahoga
County Commissioners.=20

=20

Peace

=20
Chlo=EB  Hopson
Passport Project, Director
chloe at passportproject.org
ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org =20
=20
Passport Project's mission is to provide exciting educational
experiences that build community through the arts, encourage respect for
diversity and rejection of racism and negative bias, and a passion for
learning and the global community.
=20
Passport Project does multicultural programs and residencies at schools,
at its Global Community Arts Center, and for the community to further
this mission. Passport Project does diversity training in the corporate
setting.
=20
Passport Project is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization that has been
planting seeds of peace and acceptance since 1998.
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restaurant,=20
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Passport=20
Project=20
Global=20
Community=20
Arts=20
Center!

=B7        =20
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Drum, voice),=20
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Djun=20
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playing=20
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West =
Africa.

=B7        =20
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Ocasio’s Latin Jazz Project play =
Salsa!

=B7        =20
September 1: An acoustic evening with=20
Carlos =
Jones =
& the=20
PLUS Band! Positive reggae played with love!

~~~~
DanceAway! A=20
series of FREE Multi-Cultural Dance Parties =
with live=20
entertainment at the Passport Project Global Community Arts Center =
(GCAC) from=20
7-10PM=20
on select Wednesdays. Bring a song that you like to dance to, =
and we'll=20
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welcome=20
as we build community with rhythm & fun. Munchies provided by TOPS=20
Market! The Passport Project GCAC is =
located at=20
12801 Buckeye Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44120. (216) 721-1055.=20

   =20

=B7       =20
July=20
27: Carlos=20
Jones=20
and the P.L.U.S band! Reggae!
         =20

=B7       =20
August=20
10: Harmonia! Eastern European Dance =
Music!

=B7       =20
September=20
7: Sammy DeLeon y Su Orquesta! Salsa Dance =
Party!

~For the full schedule of (mostly free events) =
visit www.passportproject.org and =
click on=20
the Triangle Project flash site. 

The Triangle Project is=20
generously sponsored in part by the Cuyahoga County =
Commissioners.=20

Peace

Chlo=EB  =
Hopson
Passport Project, =
Director
chloe at passportproject.org

ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org

Passport Project's =
mission is to=20
provide exciting educational experiences that build community through =
the arts,=20
encourage respect for diversity and rejection of racism and negative =
bias, and a=20
passion for learning and the global community.

Passport=20
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mission. Passport Project does diversity training in the corporate=20
setting.

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From scercone at carouseldinnertheatre.com  Thu Aug 18 14:00:24 2005
From: scercone at carouseldinnertheatre.com (Sean Cercone)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 17:00:24 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]American Idol Finalist to Star in Footloose at Carousel
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Carousel Signs American Idol Finalist for upcoming Footloose Production

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Akron, OH.... American Idol Finalist (Season 3), Camile Velasco, will
star and lend her powerful vocals to Carousel Dinner Theatre's
production of Footloose, running September 14 through November 12.

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Velasco will be featured in the hit song "Let's Hear it for the Boy," in
this rockin' production of Footloose. The Carousel, along with
Director/Choreographer A.C. Ciulla, Tony-nominated choreographer for
Footloose on Broadway, put its own spin on this musical by adding a rock
concert quality to the production.  The exhilarating dancing and
acrobatics are accompanied by the multi-platinum soundtrack with songs
from Kenny Loggins, Deniece Williams and Sammy Hagar.

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Velasco was a top ten finalist on the hit show "American Idol (Season
3)," performing live for 25 million people week after week and was part
of the 48 city American Idol tour. She recently signed with Universal
Motown Records Group and is currently working on writing and recording
songs for her first album. Her debut single is titled "Hangin' On."

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Don't miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to see Velasco and Carousel's
rock concert style musical Footloose. Call today for tickets,
1-800-362-4100. Show times are Tuesday through Thursday evenings at 8:00
p.m., Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 p.m., Sunday Evenings at 5:00
p.m., Matinees are Wednesday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Dinner is served
two hours prior to curtain. Ticket prices range from $27.00 - $47.50.=20

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Generous group discounts are always available for parties of 20 or more
through the Carousel Group Sales Department. The Carousel can also
accommodate pre or post-show receptions in our private banquet
facilities. Large or small, the Carousel special event staff will ensure
your celebration receives rave reviews! Call Carousel's Group Sales
professionals today at (330) 724-9855, Ext. 133 for more information on
group rates, individualized party or presentation planning and banquet
room or theatre rentals. Carousel always offers great discounted prices
for student groups and Ohio Golden Buckeye and AARP cardholders!

=20

For reservations and more information, contact the Carousel Box Office,
1275 East Waterloo Road, in Akron, at (330) 724-9855 or (800) 362-4100,
Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 9: 00 p.m., Sunday from 10:00
a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tickets can also be purchased on the website at
www.CarouselDinnerTheatre.com. As always parking is free, and the
Carousel is a non-smoking facility.

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Note: Camile Velasco will be available for interviews. Please contact
Shelley Sprang or Sarah Lance to schedule.=20

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production. 
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multi-platinum
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Hagar.

Velasco was a top ten finalist on the hit show “American =
Idol
(Season 3),” performing live for 25 million people week after week =
and
was part of the 48 city American Idol tour. She recently signed with =
Universal
Motown Records Group and is currently working on writing and recording =
songs
for her first album. Her debut single is titled “Hangin’ =
On.”

Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to see Velasco =
and
Carousel’s rock concert style musical Footloose. Call today for =
tickets,
1-800-362-4100. Show times are Tuesday through Thursday evenings at 8:00 =
p.m.,
Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 p.m., Sunday Evenings at 5:00 p.m.,
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accommodate
pre or post-show receptions in our private banquet facilities. Large or =
small,
the Carousel special event staff will ensure your celebration receives =
rave
reviews! Call Carousel’s Group Sales professionals today at (330)
724-9855, Ext. 133 for more information on group rates, individualized =
party or
presentation planning and banquet room or theatre rentals. Carousel =
always
offers great discounted prices for student groups and Ohio Golden =
Buckeye and
AARP cardholders!

For reservations and more information, contact the Carousel Box =
Office,
1275 East Waterloo =
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in Akron, at
(330) 724-9855 or (800) 362-4100, Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m.
– 9: 00 p.m., Sunday from 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tickets can =
also be
purchased on the website at www.CarouselDinnerTheatre.com.
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From farmhousemovie at gmail.com  Thu Aug 18 14:13:05 2005
From: farmhousemovie at gmail.com (FARMHOUSE)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 17:13:05 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]EXTRAS NEEDED: "FARMHOUSE"
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PARTS REQUIRED:

Young Girlfriend, 16-20 yrs. old (4hours on one day or two hours on two=20
days)

Mom, 40- 50 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

Dad, 40- 50 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

Sister, 10- 20 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

People at Bar, male and female, 21-60 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

Kid on Merry- Go- Round, male or female, 8-12 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

Family at McDonalds, any combination of a family, varied ages (2 hours on=
=20
one day)

People at County Fair, male and female, varied ages (4 hours on one day)

Shooting begins this Wednesday August 24th and runs through Saturday August=
=20
27th, at varying times and locations throughout the Akron, Ohio area.

If interested, please send a photo to Iyabo Boyd at farmhousemovie at gmail.co=
m
.

ABOUT THE PROJECT: "Farmhouse" is an independent short film from New
York University director and Akron native Sean Speers. It is an
adaptation of local novelist Larry C. Soper's book of the same title.
Formerly announced as a feature length project, several scenes have
been adapted to be produced as a short. The movie will be sent to film
festivals across the country and around the world to be seen by many
directors, producers, agents, actors, and audience members. It will
also be used as promotional material to accrue funding for the
feature, to be shot next summer.

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Mom, 40- 50 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

Dad, 40- 50 yrs. old (2 hours on one day)

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27th, at varying times and locations throughout the Akron, Ohio area.
If interested, please send a photo to =
Iyabo Boyd at farmhousemovie at gm=
ail.com
.

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an independent short film from New
York University director and Akron na=
tive Sean Speers. It is an
adaptation of local novelist Larry C. Soper's=
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Formerly announced as a feature length project, several scenes have
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From rfwb2000 at aol.com  Thu Aug 18 14:23:31 2005
From: rfwb2000 at aol.com (rfwb2000 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 17:23:31 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Openings for Voice / Piano students
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Due to an upcoming move into a new studio loftspace, I now have additional scheduling opportunities for voice and piano students of all ages and levels.

I am an experienced, formally trained voice teacher/vocal coach who is STILL ACTIVE in music and theatre in Cleveland and across the nation. I perform regularly, and have served as Musical Director for productions in many different venues, including the Cleveland Playhouse Club, Kalliope Stage, and Baldwin-Wallace and Wooster colleges. My particular area of expertise is in the field of musical theatre, and as an active performer both in Cleveland and New York City, I can offer up-to-date and in touch insight to my students, as well as a sound technical basis for their studies.

I will offer lessons in my west side studio location, easily accessible from 90, 77, or 490 and convenient to west side, east side, and downtown students. I also will travel to students and teach in home(in fact, i prefer this), provided that you have a suitable keyboard instrument for our work.

I anticipate that my remaining spaces will be filled rather quickly. Please email me to express interest or for further information - full resumes and references are available upon request.

Thanks!

Regards,
Ryan Bergeron
440.503.1917 (cell)

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Due to an upcoming move into a new studio loftspace, I now have additional scheduling opportunities for voice and piano students of all ages and levels.

I am an experienced, formally trained voice teacher/vocal coach who is STILL ACTIVE in music and theatre in Cleveland and across the nation. I perform regularly, and have served as Musical Director for productions in many different venues, including the Cleveland Playhouse Club, Kalliope Stage, and Baldwin-Wallace and Wooster colleges. My particular area of expertise is in the field of musical theatre, and as an active performer both in Cleveland and New York City, I can offer up-to-date and in touch insight to my students, as well as a sound technical basis for their studies.

I will offer lessons in my west side studio location, easily accessible from 90, 77, or 490 and convenient to west side, east side, and downtown students. I also will travel to students and teach in home(in fact, i prefer this), provided that you have a suitable keyboard instrument for our work.

I anticipate that my remaining spaces will be filled rather quickly. Please email me to express interest or for further information - full resumes and references are available upon request.

Thanks!

Regards,
Ryan Bergeron
440.503.1917 (cell)

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From mikeross_1 at yahoo.com  Thu Aug 18 14:47:51 2005
From: mikeross_1 at yahoo.com (Mike Ross)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 14:47:51 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]guitar player
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Original project looking for lead guitarist, and BASS player. Jami Ross is 15 years old, and has already played House Of Blues, Peabody's, and has headlined many shows in, and out of the greater Cleveland area. Matthew James Murphy who was in RENTon Broadway has been developing Jami, as well as writing her songs. This project is looking for serious minded young musicians who are between the ages of 18-25. Must be a player that is at a level way above beginner, with Pro gear. No drugs, serious attitude. Must be available for rehearsal twice a week, and this project plays out at least 4 times a month. MOST GIGS  PAY $100.00. This project is looking to tour regionally as well as showcasing in New York & LA this winter and is seeking major label representation.
Contact manager MIKE ROSS at 440-478-7500 or Matthew Murphy to set up an audition.
For more information on Jami visit www.Jamiross.info 
For More information on Matthew visit www.MatthewJamesMurphy.com 

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Original project looking for lead guitarist, and BASS player. Jami Ross is 15 years old, and has already played House Of Blues, Peabody's, and has headlined many shows in, and out of the greater Cleveland area. Matthew James Murphy who was in RENTon Broadway has been developing Jami, as well as writing her songs. This project is looking for serious minded young musicians who are between the ages of 18-25. Must be a player that is at a level way above beginner, with Pro gear. No drugs, serious attitude. Must be available for rehearsal twice a week, and this project plays out at least 4 times a month. MOST GIGS  PAY $100.00. This project is looking to tour regionally as well as showcasing in New York & LA this winter and is seeking major label representation.
Contact manager MIKE ROSS at 440-478-7500 or Matthew Murphy to set up an audition.
For more information on Jami visit www.Jamiross.info 
For More information on Matthew visit www.MatthewJamesMurphy.com 

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From farmhousemovie at gmail.com  Thu Aug 18 15:01:42 2005
From: farmhousemovie at gmail.com (FARMHOUSE)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 18:01:42 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]AUDITIONS "Farmhouse" Movie needs YOUR GRANDMA !
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Independent short film "Farmhouse" starts shooting next week and we
need an old woman (60 or more years) to be a part of a drugged up
dream sequence. The woman would be fitted for a prosthetic pig face by
a professional Special Effects Make- up artist. We would need her for
about four hours including make- up time.

Please tell your grandma to call Iyabo Boyd at 720 933 6130 OR email
her at farmhousemovie at gmail.com .

ABOUT THE PROJECT: "Farmhouse" is an independent short film from New
York University director and Akron native Sean Speers. It is an
adaptation of local novelist Larry C. Soper's book of the same title.
Formerly announced as a feature length project, several scenes have
been adapted to be produced as a short. The movie will be sent to film
festivals across the country and around the world to be seen by many
directors, producers, agents, actors, and audience members. It will
also be used as promotional material to accrue funding for the
feature, to be shot next summer.

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we

need an old woman (60 or more years) to be a part of a drugged up

dream sequence. The woman would be fitted for a prosthetic pig face by

a professional Special Effects Make- up artist. We would need her for

about four hours including make- up time.

Please tell your grandma to call Iyabo Boyd at 720 933 6130  OR email<=
br>
her at farmhousemovie at gmail.com.

ABOUT THE PROJECT:  "Farmhouse" is an independent short film=
 from New

York University director and Akron native Sean Speers. It is an

adaptation of local novelist Larry C. Soper's book of the same title.

Formerly announced as a feature length project, several scenes have

been adapted to be produced as a short. The movie will be sent to film

festivals across the country and around the world to be seen by many

directors, producers, agents, actors, and audience members. It will

also be used as promotional material to accrue funding for the

feature, to be shot next summer.

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From laughalotproductions at yahoo.com  Thu Aug 18 18:54:01 2005
From: laughalotproductions at yahoo.com (jim leo)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 18:54:01 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]songs from local bands wanted for movie
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I am an Ohio Film maker and have recently completed a feature length comedy entitled PASSING THE BAR. I am looking for music from local bands for the sound track. I am particularly interested in "pop-ish" sounding sounds. Also, since a recurring theme of the movie involves walking in circles, any song with the words "circles" in the lyrics will be of particular interest. 

If a song is selected, the writers and bands will need to sign a release allowing permission for the music to be played during the course of the movie. 

Since I am working on a limited budget, I cannot offer to pay for the song rights but will credit the band and writers in the closing credits of the movie. For the band, this might be a very unique and effective way to get some recognition for your music and a cool way to see how your song can be incorporated in a movie. 

Please send CDs with music to 

LaughaLot Productions 
P.O. Box 313 
Galena, Ohio 
43021-313 

Materials sent will not be returned unless accompanied by return postage and a self addressed envelope. 

Please include all contact information (name, number and e-mail) with submissions. 

Jim 

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I am an Ohio Film maker and have recently completed a feature length comedy entitled PASSING THE BAR. I am looking for music from local bands for the sound track. I am particularly interested in "pop-ish" sounding sounds. Also, since a recurring theme of the movie involves walking in circles, any song with the words "circles" in the lyrics will be of particular interest. 

If a song is selected, the writers and bands will need to sign a release allowing permission for the music to be played during the course of the movie. 

Since I am working on a limited budget, I cannot offer to pay for the song rights but will credit the band and writers in the closing credits of the movie. For the band, this might be a very unique and effective way to get some recognition for your music and a cool way to see how your song can be incorporated in a movie. 

Please send CDs with music to 

LaughaLot Productions 
P.O. Box 313 
Galena, Ohio 
43021-313

Materials sent will not be returned unless accompanied by return postage and a self addressed envelope. 

Please include all contact information (name, number and e-mail) with submissions. 

Jim 

 Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page 
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I have been asked to start laying the foundation for a crew for an
upcoming feature (actually, what may well be a slate of features)that
has a budget (albeit low) to be shot predominantly in the Mansfield
area in the near future. The producer/director desires to keep the
core crew tight, but will be needing PA's, lighting and grip
assistants, etc. through the shoot. Also, there is a possibility that
a straight makeup artist will be needed for the duration of the shoot
(there is heavy effects makeup, but that will not be the regular MA's
responsibility) and he is definitely looking for a script supervisor,
since his head will be everywhere but on the detaily things. As this=20
is a creature heavy show, there may be a need for some lab assistants
occasionally, so anybody wit experience doing molds running foam, etc, =
should also
get in touch, and that information will be forwarded as well. Dig out
those resumes detailing, with brutal honesty, your strong points in
production so far (what position you have had on what projects) as
well as responsibilities you would like to take on.
Please email me with this stuff. Or I should be (at this point) at
the Cleveland Indie Club meeting Sunday, where I can mention a few more =
details
and answer some questions about timeline on this project. Also, I
need to locate a few things....
I'm going to be checking with Visual Products in Wellington OH for
these things, but failing that I will still need to locate the
following TO PURCHASE. If you have these, or can name a local (or
sorta local, or not even local....all my contacts are west coast)
supplier for any of these items, please pass that information on to
me. Thanks.

Apple boxes - about 4 of each size (Full, half, quarter, and pancake)

C-Stands

Tall stands (like a Molevator) think along the lines of something to
hold big lights up really high for night shooting.

5K lighting instruments (Kinos maybe) to put on those stands.

Skateboard wheel attachments ("Hot Buttons") for a Matthews doorway =
dolly.

About 30 feet straight dolly track, to run the above on

Name of local light supplier who carries location lighting lamps.
Have some Arri kits (150, 300, 650, 1000 Watt instruments) want to
get some backup lamps for them.

Breakout box

Several hundred feet of cable for running power. Heavy duty of course.

Sandbags

Variacs (Forgot this on the list I posted on the Indie Club message =
board)

Stud plates

Grip clamps and misc grip equipment.

Are there any expendable supply companies in town?

Thanks in advance for any info I can get. Save me a couple dozen
phone calls.

Alan Tuskes

Motion Picture Special Effects
www.alternative-realities.com
phone/fax 216-226-0810
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predominantly in the Mansfield
area in the near future. The =
producer/director=20
desires to keep the
core crew tight, but will be needing PA's, =
lighting and=20
grip
assistants, etc. through the shoot. Also, there is a possibility =

that
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shoot
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responsibility) and he is definitely looking for a script=20
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since his head will be everywhere but on the detaily =
things. As=20
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there may be a need for some lab assistants
occasionally, so anybody=20
wit experience doing molds running foam, etc, should =
also
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those resumes =
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production so far (what =
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have had on what projects) as
well as responsibilities you would like =
to take=20
on.
Please email me with this stuff. Or I should be (at this point) =
at
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details
and answer some questions about timeline on this project. =
Also,=20
I
need to locate a few things....
I'm going to be checking with =
Visual=20
Products in Wellington OH for
these things, but failing that I will =
still=20
need to locate the
following TO PURCHASE. If you have these, or can =
name a=20
local (or
sorta local, or not even local....all my contacts are west=20
coast)
supplier for any of these items, please pass that information =
on=20
to
me. Thanks.

Apple boxes - about 4 of each size (Full, half, =

quarter, and pancake)

C-Stands

Tall=20
stands (like a Molevator) think along the lines of something to
hold =
big=20
lights up really high for night shooting.

5K lighting instruments =
(Kinos=20
maybe) to put on those stands.

Skateboard wheel attachments ("Hot =

Buttons") for a Matthews doorway dolly.

About 30 feet straight =
dolly=20
track, to run the above on

Name of local light supplier who =
carries=20
location lighting lamps.
Have some Arri kits (150, 300, 650, 1000 =
Watt=20
instruments) want to
get some backup lamps for them.

Breakout=20
box

Several hundred feet of cable for running power. Heavy duty =
of=20
course.

Sandbags

Variacs=20
(Forgot this on the list I posted on the Indie Club message=20
board)

Stud =
plates

Grip=20
clamps and misc grip equipment.

Are there any expendable supply =
companies=20
in town?

Thanks in advance for any info I can get. Save me a =
couple=20
dozen
phone calls.

Alan=20
Tuskes

Motion Picture Special Effects
www.alternative-realities.c=
om
phone/fax=20
216-226-0810

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From lgalambos at neo.rr.com  Thu Aug 18 20:40:46 2005
From: lgalambos at neo.rr.com (Lori Galambos)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 23:40:46 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]looking for dance classes
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Hey Everybody,

Looking for dance classes taught by Dee or Jill Hillier.  Do they still
teach in the area?  

Anyone with any information about where they teach please e-mail me at

   napy14 at hotmail.com

Thanks,

Rachel

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Looking for dance classes taught by Dee or Jill
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   napy14 at hotmail.com

Thanks,

Rachel

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>From groundworksmailinglist" 

GROUNDWORKS DANCETHEATHER RETURNS TO THE HISTORIC AKRON ICEHOUSE SEPTEMBER 16-18 AND SEPTEMBER 23-25

GroundWorks Dancetheater, in partnership with Millworks Gallery Inc., proudly returns to the Akron Icehouse for 6 performances, September 16-18, and September 23-25, 2005.  This is the 7th consecutive year for GroundWorks? unique concert series at Akron?s historic ice storage facility. 

GroundWorks 7th Annual Icehouse Series will feature the World Premiere of a new work with acclaimed New York choreographer Keely Garfield and the Akron premiere of Artistic Director David Shimotakahara?s ?Kabila? (Tribe).  The program will also include ?At Once There Was House? by Dance Alloy Artistic Director Beth Corning. These performances are made possible in part through the generous support of the Akron Community Foundation.  GroundWorks is deeply grateful to Icehouse owner Michael Owen and Millworks Gallery Inc. for their continued support. 

During the matinee, on Sunday, Sept. 18 at 2:00 pm, University of Akron Dance Institute students will make a special presentation as part of GroundWorks Dance Project 05.

TICKET INFORMATION
Friday and Saturday evening performances begin at 8pm and the Sunday matinee performance begins at 2pm at the Northside Ice/Coal Factory Complex (The Icehouse), located at 129 North Summit Street between Perkins and Furnace Streets in Akron, Ohio.  Tickets can be purchased at the door or reserved by calling GroundWorks Dancetheater at (216) 691-3180.  Ticket prices are $18.00 general admission and $12.00 for students and seniors.  A special discount rate is available for Sunday afternoon ($12 adults with families and $5 for children 12 and under).

For more information on the performance and directions, please visit us at www.groundworksdance.org

................................................................
Our apologies to anyone who has removed their address from this list.  To unsubscribe please contact info at groundworksdance.org.

>From Leigh Angela" 
Message-ID: <025c01c5a479$f1714ea0$c4abe504 at LeighAtHome>

This is the same home I posted about a week or two ago, but now I have 
photos and more info up on the following website: 
http://home.earthlink.net/~3333clayton/

Also, the price has dropped to $1,995! Great home for college students to 
share for $300 a piece, or for a family. Lots of space...6 bedrooms (5 if 
you use the whole attic as a "pad" or 7 if you use the downstairs office as 
another bedroom) and 3 whole baths plus one half bath!  Also, full basement 
with a den and fireplace. 2-car garage.

Leigh

From dafio at msn.com  Thu Aug 18 23:01:11 2005
From: dafio at msn.com (Lynda)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 02:01:11 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Murder Mystery in Valley View
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From lwise at fineartsassociation.org  Thu Aug 18 12:12:05 2005
From: lwise at fineartsassociation.org (Linda Wise)
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 15:12:05 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]guitar teacher
Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E012DFC0B@fa1.FineArts.Local>

The Fine Arts Association, in Willoughby, Ohio, is seeking a guitar
teacher available to teach on Thursday or Friday evenings and Saturday
morning/afternoons. Call 440-951-7500 ext. 118 for details.

From johnsunderland at sbcglobal.net  Fri Aug 19 04:44:07 2005
From: johnsunderland at sbcglobal.net (John Sunderland)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 07:44:07 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]RE: ENCORE PERFORMANCE EXTENDED FOR $60 ACTOR HEAD SHOTS
	WITH PHOTOGRAPHER JOHN SUNDERLAND
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	NOW EXTENDED UNTIL AUG 31ST  (Because I could not get all of you
done)

	TO ANSWER ALL WHO HAVE ASKED, I'm again doing ACTOR headshots for
only $60.  

	There will be at least 40 shots taken, (AVERAGE HAS BEEN ABOUT 55)
	You may try several changes on top. In fact, I suggest it. 
	Photos will be taken in high resolution digital, so you can view
them
	before you leave.

	This price includes a CDROM of the proofs as well.

	If you wish a print during this special, it's only an additional
$15.  All prices plus tax of 7.5%.  

	If you need a make up person, I can certainly make one available for
you. Their fees are additional, and begin at $65 for females and $55 for
males. 

	I accept all forms of payment, including all credit cards.
	You may book by phone 216-795-0642. Or simply email me.

	PLEASE BOOK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE; THIS SPECIAL WILL BE HISTORY AT THE
END OF AUGUST

	PLEASE HAVE ALL YOUR PRINT SELECTIONS DONE BY 9-15-05; AFTER THAT
THE PRICE GOES BACK TO $25 EACH.

			THANKS TO YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONTINUED LOYALTY TO MY
PERSPECTIVE

	John Sunderland Photography
	12706 Larchmere Blvd.
	Cleveland, OH 44120
	216-795-0642

	johnsunderland at sbcglobal.net
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From fgloor at clevelandtheater.com  Fri Aug 19 04:46:24 2005
From: fgloor at clevelandtheater.com (Fred Gloor)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 07:46:24 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Best of Northeastern Ohio Theater at the CTC benefit
Message-ID: <20050819074539.GA79647@mail19d.g19.rapidsite.net>

Dear Neohiopal:

Where can you see scenes from some of the best theater productions of the
year? Monday August 22nd at the Cleveland Theater Collective Benefit.  This
years benefit is being held at the Cleveland Play House.  We will have
scenes from such shows as:

Ragtime
4 Minutes to Happy
A Chorus Line
Long Days Journey into Night
For colored girls...
Stone Cold Dead Serious
Guys and Dolls

Starring such theater luminaries as:

Marc Moritz,
Nina Domingue
Sarah Morton
Annie Kitral
Mary Ann Black
Leilani Barrett
Mark Cipra
Maryann Nagel
Bob Ellis

You still have time to get your tickets, simply reply to this email, and pay
at the door.  $40.00 includes food, beverages, entertainment, and the much
anticipated CTC critic and member awards.  There is also a silent auction
with such items as: signed play scripts, theater tickets and memorabilia,
and a portable DVD player. 

Come celebrate the year that was, and hang out with the people who make
Northeast Ohio theater exceptional.

Fred Gloor
Co-Director
The Cleveland Theater Collective
fgloor at clevelandtheater.com 
216-406-1973 

From Cynthia.Bell at tri-c.edu  Fri Aug 19 05:17:23 2005
From: Cynthia.Bell at tri-c.edu (Bell, Cynthia)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 08:17:23 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Benefit Concert at Tri-C East on Aug. 27
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Cuyahoga Community College Eastern Campus

Performing Arts Center & Gymnasium

4250 Richmond Road

Highland Hills, Ohio

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From Kristin.Raybuck at nationalcity.com  Fri Aug 19 05:22:21 2005
From: Kristin.Raybuck at nationalcity.com (Raybuck, Kristin)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 08:22:21 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Adult Hip Hop at PRANA DANCE STUDIO
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Hello Dancers,

Hope all of you are well!  Wanted to let you know about this Fall's
Adult Hip Hop classes at PRANA YOGA AND DANCE.................

The fall session will begin Sunday, September 11, and will be ongoing
every Sunday.  Feel free to show up - drop-ins are welcome - or get a
monthly pass.

Sunday class times are as follows:
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - *NEW CLASS* - Adult Beginner Hip Hop - for those
with little or no Hip Hop/Dance experience
7:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. - Adult Intermediate Hip Hop (notice new time) -=20

=46eel free to drop in this Sunday (August 21) for the final Adult Hip Hop
class for the summer (from 6:45 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)
Also, Belly Dancing is being held right now on Sundays from 5:00 p.m. -
6:00 p.m. and it's lots of fun!  The Belly Dancing session ends October
2.

As always, feel free to contact me with any questions or check out
PRANAYOGAANDDANCE.COM.  Look forward to seeing you at PRANA!

Kristin L. Raybuck
Training Specialist                                                 =20
COIS:Commercial & Consumer Loan Services
Communication & Workforce Development
Strategic Initiatives & Infrastructure
6750 Miller Road
Brecksville, OH 44141
Locator # 01-7126

Phone: 440-546-6102
=46ax: 440-546-6972

Kristin L. Raybuck
Training Specialist                                                 =20
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Communication & Workforce Development
Strategic Initiatives & Infrastructure
6750 Miller Road
Brecksville, OH 44141
Locator # 01-7126

Phone: 440-546-6102
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Sunday class times are as follows:

6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - *NEW CLASS* - Adult Beginner Hip =
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As always, feel free to =
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From MARK.MILORO at QUALCHOICE.COM  Fri Aug 19 05:49:20 2005
From: MARK.MILORO at QUALCHOICE.COM (Miloro, Mark)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 08:49:20 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Audition Reminder -- DARK OF THE MOON  at GLTG
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AUDITION REMINDER - Geauga Lyric Theater Guild

Auditions for "Dark of the Moon" are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday,
August 22 and 23, at 7pm at the Geauga Theater in Chardon.  
"Dark of the Moon," set in the early 20th century Smoky Mountains is the
story of a young male witch, John, who wants to become human in order to
marry Barbara Allen, a young mountain woman. The use of magical spells help
this to happen, but with the usual "strings attached." Like The Crucible,
which was written several years later, "Dark Of The Moon" plays on the
extremes of closed cultures. John and Barbara get caught in the middle of
this culture clash, with tragic results. 
Twenty-three roles are available, spanning the age ranges of adolescent
through senior citizen.  The play incorporates traditional country folk and
gospel music, with many roles requiring some singing.  Auditioners can sing
songs from the script, or bring their own songs and sheet music. An pianist
will be present to accompany singers. 
"Dark of the Moon" will run on weekends in October.  For more information,
please call the director, Martha Vail, at 440-564-9503.
www.geaugatheater.org

From mslowey at yahoo.com  Fri Aug 19 06:42:32 2005
From: mslowey at yahoo.com (mary slowey)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 06:42:32 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]'SOMETHING TO HIDE" OPENS SEPTEMBER 9TH AT CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
WESTLAKE, OH 44145
PHONE:  440-331-0403

Something to Hide, a mystery by Leslie Sands and directed by Doug Farren, opens Friday, September 9, 2005 at Clague Playhouse.  Production dates are September 9 - October 2, 2005.  Thursday-Saturday at 8:00PM and Sunday 2:00PM.  

"A mystery as intricate as that of Agatha Christie.  Set in a small Essex village in England, a successful novelist and his publisher wife become entangled in a murder and begin to double-cross each other at every turn."

The cast includes:

Mark McCarthy                      Robert Hawkes
Nicole Smith                          Krista Schwandt
Carrie Hebert                          Roberta McLaughlin
Sheldon Lawrence.

For ticket information and reservations, please contact the box office at the above number  Wed-Sat 1-6PM

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CLAGUE PLAYHOUSE
1371 CLAGUE ROAD
WESTLAKE, OH 44145
PHONE:  440-331-0403

Something to Hide, a mystery by Leslie Sands and directed by Doug Farren, opens Friday, September 9, 2005 at Clague Playhouse.  Production dates are September 9 - October 2, 2005.  Thursday-Saturday at 8:00PM and Sunday 2:00PM.  

"A mystery as intricate as that of Agatha Christie.  Set in a small Essex village in England, a successful novelist and his publisher wife become entangled in a murder and begin to double-cross each other at every turn."

The cast includes:

Mark McCarthy                      Robert Hawkes
Nicole Smith                          Krista Schwandt
Carrie Hebert                          Roberta McLaughlin
Sheldon Lawrence.

For ticket information and reservations, please contact the box office at the above number  Wed-Sat 1-6PM
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Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 10:25:34 -0400
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From artistschair2005 at aol.com  Fri Aug 19 08:00:33 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 11:00:33 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Georgio Sabino III (TV/Commercials Actor) is the "Featured
	Artist of the Day" and more!
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
TV/Commercials Actor - Georgio Sabino III (Location: Cleveland, Ohio)

(August 19, 2005) To view Georgio's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com

Resource Guide Section COMING SOON  - Promote your organization at NO COST! 
(August 18, 2005) There's still time to have your organization included. Artistschair.com will soon be expanding the directory to include a "Resource Guide" section highlighting arts-related organizations throughout Northeast Ohio in the following fields: Advocacy, Auditions and Employment, Dance, Event Calendars and News, Film, Music, Online Talent Directories, Talent Agencies, Theatre and the Visual Arts.

Organizations will be listed in a consistent and complete manner and will include a description of the institution, web site address, contact information, if a discount is being offered and more. We are still in the process of contacting organizations to include in the guide. If you are affiliated with one that would benefit from being listed, please have them contact me directly at jeon at artistschair.com. 

There is no cost to be included. If contacted, I will be happy to send them out a form to complete. The "Resource Guide" section will be accessible to both artistschair.com members and the general public, and is scheduled to be up and running sometime in mid-September.

Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway
(August 19, 2005) The members that are chosen at random by the database to be the Thursday, August 25 and the Wednesday, August 31 "Featured Artist of the Day" will each win a 4-pack of tickets to the Wednesday, September 14 performance of "Googlewhack" presented by Playhouse Square Center.

Get Googlewhacked! Dave Gorman's "Googlewhack" adventure takes audiences on a riotous journey to the wildest places on the world wide web. Driven by a desire to do anything but his job, Gorman stakes his sanity on an Internet word-game called googlewhacking that takes him around the globe and face-to-face with the world's funniest people. Playing September 13-25. Learn more by logging on to www.playhousesquare.com or calling (216) 241-6000.

Take friends or take family, either way, get out and see Cleveland! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!

FIND an Artist!
Make your event or project extra memorable. Find entertainers and technicians in our FREE and easy-to-use database featuring photos and profiles of local artists in more than 100 different talent fields.

BE an Artist!
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"

TV/Commercials Actor - Georgio Sabino III (Location: Cleveland, Ohio)

(August 19, 2005) To view Georgio's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com

Resource Guide Section COMING SOON  - Promote your organization at NO COST! 

(August 18, 2005) There's still time to have your organization included. Artistschair.com will soon be expanding the directory to include a "Resource Guide" section highlighting arts-related organizations throughout Northeast Ohio in the following fields: Advocacy, Auditions and Employment, Dance, Event Calendars and News, Film, Music, Online Talent Directories, Talent Agencies, Theatre and the Visual Arts.

Organizations will be listed in a consistent and complete manner and will include a description of the institution, web site address, contact information, if a discount is being offered and more. We are still in the process of contacting organizations to include in the guide. If you are affiliated with one that would benefit from being listed, please have them contact me directly at jeon at artistschair.com. 

There is no cost to be included. If contacted, I will be happy to send them out a form to complete. The "Resource Guide" section will be accessible to both artistschair.com members and the general public, and is scheduled to be up and running sometime in mid-September.

Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway

(August 19, 2005) The members that are chosen at random by the database to be the Thursday, August 25 and the Wednesday, August 31 "Featured Artist of the Day" will each win a 4-pack of tickets to the Wednesday, September 14 performance of "Googlewhack" presented by Playhouse Square Center.

Get Googlewhacked! Dave Gorman's "Googlewhack" adventure takes audiences on a riotous journey to the wildest places on the world wide web. Driven by a desire to do anything but his job, Gorman stakes his sanity on an Internet word-game called googlewhacking that takes him around the globe and face-to-face with the world's funniest people. Playing September 13-25. Learn more by logging on to www.playhousesquare.com or calling (216) 241-6000.

Take friends or take family, either way, get out and see Cleveland! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!

FIND an Artist!
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From kilbanedan at yahoo.com  Fri Aug 19 09:23:41 2005
From: kilbanedan at yahoo.com (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 09:23:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Head to the east side for Charenton's Urban Tour this
	weekend!
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Charenton Theater Company crisscrosses Cleveland with The Urban Tour!  

This weekend at Case Western Reserve University!

Waiting for Lefty
now through August 27th

Scene theater critic Christine Howey on the production:
"...a lively wit....the Charenton cast...carves some sharp characterizations..."

Check out the excellent reviews in the Akron Beacon Journal (www.ohio.com), The Free Times (www.freetimes.com), and www.coolcleveland.com.

This weekend:  Case Western Reserve University 
"Turning Point" sculpture on Bellflower Rd. Behind the Thwing Center
Cleveland 
Friday, August 19 and Saturday, August 20 at 8:00pm

Written by Clifford Odets

Directed by Bill Hoffman
Continuing to expand upon our mission of accessibility, The Urban Tour production of  Waiting for Lefty is presented FREE at five outdoor locations throughout the Cleveland area.

Clifford Odets' 20th century socio-political indictment of unions and the blue collar working person is considered one of the seminal works of the American theatre. 

Produced by Mindy Childress and Brian Pedaci

FEATURING
Kirk Brown
Allan Byrne*
Magdalyn Donnelly
Daniel McElhaney
Andrew Narten
Jarred Nichols
Amy Pawlukiewicz
Brian Pedaci
Mark Rabant
Lelund Durond Thompson
Bailey Varness
Noah Varness
Zev Valancy
*Member, Actor's Equity Association

Production Stage Management by Jon Boomershine
Production Design by Perren Hedderson
Costume Design by Rachel Abbey
Properties Design by Cassandra Williams

Experience The Urban Tour production of Waiting for Lefty:

Case Western Reserve University 
"Turning Point" sculpture on Bellflower Rd. Behind the Thwing Center
Cleveland 
Thursday, August 18th through Saturday, August 20th at 8:00pm

Superior Viaduct 
On the Viaduct near W. 25th and Detroit Ave.
Cleveland 
Thursday, August 25th through Saturday, August 27th at 8:00pm

Then, look for the show at Ingenuity September 2!

Performances are free and open to the public.
Donations strongly encouraged.
Please bring a lawn chair or blanket for all locations. 
Reservations are not required. 

Funding provided in part by the generous support of the Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners:

Jimmy Dimora
Timothy F. Hagan
Peter Lawson Jones

www.charenton.org

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Charenton Theater Company crisscrosses Cleveland with The Urban Tour!  

This weekend at Case Western Reserve University!

Waiting for Lefty
now through August 27th

Scene theater critic Christine Howey on the production:
"...a lively wit....the Charenton cast...carves some sharp characterizations..."

Check out the excellent reviews in the Akron Beacon Journal (www.ohio.com), The Free Times (www.freetimes.com), and www.coolcleveland.com.

This weekend:  Case Western Reserve University 
"Turning Point" sculpture on Bellflower Rd. Behind the Thwing Center
Cleveland 
Friday, August 19 and Saturday, August 20 at 8:00pm

Written by Clifford Odets
Directed by Bill Hoffman

Continuing to expand upon our mission of accessibility, The Urban Tour production of  Waiting for Lefty is presented FREE at five outdoor locations throughout the Cleveland area.

Clifford Odets' 20th century socio-political indictment of unions and the blue collar working person is considered one of the seminal works of the American theatre. 

Produced by Mindy Childress and Brian Pedaci

FEATURING
Kirk Brown
Allan Byrne*
Magdalyn Donnelly
Daniel McElhaney
Andrew Narten
Jarred Nichols
Amy Pawlukiewicz
Brian Pedaci
Mark Rabant
Lelund Durond Thompson
Bailey Varness
Noah Varness
Zev Valancy
*Member, Actor's Equity Association

Production Stage Management by Jon Boomershine
Production Design by Perren Hedderson
Costume Design by Rachel Abbey
Properties Design by Cassandra Williams

Experience The Urban Tour production of Waiting for Lefty:

Case Western Reserve University 
"Turning Point" sculpture on Bellflower Rd. Behind the Thwing Center
Cleveland 
Thursday, August 18th through Saturday, August 20th at 8:00pm

Superior Viaduct 
On the Viaduct near W. 25th and Detroit Ave.
Cleveland 
Thursday, August 25th through Saturday, August 27th at 8:00pm

Then, look for the show at Ingenuity September 2!
Performances are free and open to the public.
Donations strongly encouraged.
Please bring a lawn chair or blanket for all locations. 
Reservations are not required. 

Funding provided in part by the generous support of the Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners:

Jimmy Dimora
Timothy F. Hagan
Peter Lawson Jones
www.charenton.org
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From chloe at passportproject.org  Fri Aug 19 12:28:45 2005
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Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 15:28:45 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Photography & Drawing class sessions begin tomorrow
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From Cliff69249 at aol.com  Fri Aug 19 12:51:19 2005
From: Cliff69249 at aol.com (Cliff69249 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 15:51:19 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]redeemer community fest
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Redeemer Lutheran Church-6151 Smith Rd Brook Park 3rd annual Community fest 
is Saturday, August 27 2 to 6 p.m.  Rain or Shine.  Featuring the music of 
"Jericho" Hot dogs, soda pop and chips for a bargain price of $1.25. Games for the 
children and prizes.  Adult giveaways too.  Community displays and featured a 
water game "Dunk Seat" Proceeds will go to the USO the Fallen Heroes of Brook 
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From barbballance at yahoo.com  Fri Aug 19 13:23:32 2005
From: barbballance at yahoo.com (Barbara Ballance)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:23:32 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Press Release
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The Illusion Factory, Akron's own professional theater for young audiences announces Fall Theater School classes.  Classes are held after school on Tuesdays or on Saturday mornings September 27 - November 19, 2005 at the Northwest Family Recreation Center, 1730 Shatto Avenue.  The fee is $60 for the entire eight (8) weeks.

Tuesday classes include: Beginning Acting, 4-5PM, age 7-8; Teen Acting, 5-6 PM, age 13 & up; Dance for Musical Theater, 4-5 PM, age 8 & up; Mime and Masks, 5-6 PM, age 11 & up

Saturday classes include:  Creative Drama & Movement, 10-10:45 AM, age 5-6; Scene Study /Auditions, 11-12 PM, age 10 & up; Acting, 10-11 AM, age 9 & up; Playwriting, 11-12 PM, age 12 & up

THE ILLUSION FACTORY is a non-profit, tax exempt educational theatre company supported through grants from area foundations, corporations and individuals as well as the Ohio Arts Council, which helps make programs available to broad audiences, keeping fees down, and allowing groups to undertake innovative programming as well as bringing artists into classrooms.

Call (330) 836-1353 to enroll.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The Illusion Factory, Akron's own professional theater for young audiences announces Fall Theater School classes.  Classes are held after school on Tuesdays or on Saturday mornings September 27 - November 19, 2005 at the Northwest Family Recreation Center, 1730 Shatto Avenue.  The fee is $60 for the entire eight (8) weeks.
Tuesday classes include: Beginning Acting, 4-5PM, age 7-8; Teen Acting, 5-6 PM, age 13 & up; Dance for Musical Theater, 4-5 PM, age 8 & up; Mime and Masks, 5-6 PM, age 11 & up
Saturday classes include:  Creative Drama & Movement, 10-10:45 AM, age 5-6; Scene Study /Auditions, 11-12 PM, age 10 & up; Acting, 10-11 AM, age 9 & up; Playwriting, 11-12 PM, age 12 & up
THE ILLUSION FACTORY is a non-profit, tax exempt educational theatre company supported through grants from area foundations, corporations and individuals as well as the Ohio Arts Council, which helps make programs available to broad audiences, keeping fees down, and allowing groups to undertake innovative programming as well as bringing artists into classrooms.
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From ugrrnet at earthlink.net  Fri Aug 19 13:24:52 2005
From: ugrrnet at earthlink.net (Cherylee Wilson)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 16:24:52 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ART_CADEnce AUDITIONS next Tuesday & Wednesday Evening at
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ART_CADEnce AUDITIONS 
for Ninth House Productions

STREET DRAMA, RADIO DRAMA 
(UNDERSTUDIES needed too!) 

Tuesday, August 23 @ 4 pm
Wednesday, August 24  @ 4 pm

Please bring headshot, resume & clothing sizes.  Prepare a 60-second
performance introducing yourself to the Director through monologue or
song-styling. 
You will be asked to read with other from several scripts for stage,
street drama, and radio theater.  These are non-paying roles for the
iNGENUiTY Festival but selected actors will be approached for paying
positions with the touring performances. For more information contact
CheryLee Wilson, 216 658-3306, or cell, 216 339-4011. 

theArts Network  Cleveland, Ohio 
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Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 15:19:20 -0700
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From: rkreidler at neo.rr.com (Robert Kreidler)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 21:52:55 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ohio Clown College Announces 17th Year
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prepares students, 16 years of age and older to become entry level =
professional clowns.  The theater based course of instruction is 30 =
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From Wakeup4664 at aol.com  Fri Aug 19 19:24:51 2005
From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 22:24:51 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"PlayActs" Performances & WAKE UP And LIVE with the ARTS
	TV Auditions 8/22
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Reminder

WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio . . .
is Holding Auditions=20
for=20
"PlayActs" Performances
&=20
WAKE UP And LIVE with the ARTS cable TV Show

Monday, August 22nd, 6:30 P - 8:00 P
Galleria, East 9th Street.=A0=20
At the "WAKE UP And LIVE with the ARTS" ART_CADEnce Studio, corner of Food=20
Court.

1. Seeking actors for upcoming season of "'PlayActs:' Performances," origina=
l=20
Plays, Prose, Poetry & Performance Pieces. Need male and female actors, all=20
ethnicities, who can play ages 18-65+ for comedy, romantic, dramatic and=20
mystery one-act plays. Actors will be cast in available roles for "PlayActs"=
=20
performances scheduled for fall and winter, 2005-06.

Come prepared with 1 monologue, contemporary, comedy or drama, not to exceed=
=20
2 minutes. Bring head shot & resume.

2.=A0=A0 Seeking performing artists (actors, singers, dancers, vocal &=20
instrumental musicians) for upcoming WAKE UP And LIVE with the ARTS TV show.
Come prepared with performance piece, not to exceed 2 minutes.=A0 May bring=20
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music. Bring head shot & resume.

Must email wakeup4664 at aol.com, or call (216) 561-8608 for audition=20
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WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio
P.O. Box 201524
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
ATTN:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director

Note:=A0 Actors who have either auditioned for, or performed in, "PlayActs"=20=
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Reminder

WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio . . .

is Holding Auditions 

for 

"PlayActs" Performances

& 

WAKE UP And LIVE with the ARTS cable TV Show

Monday, August 22nd, 6:30 P - 8:00 P

Galleria, East 9th Street.=A0 

At the "WAKE UP And LIVE with the ARTS" ART_CADEnce Studio, co=
rner of Food Court.

1. Seeking actors for upcoming season of "'PlayActs:' Performances=
," original Plays, Prose, Poetry & Performance Pieces. Need male and=
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ic, dramatic and mystery one-act plays. Actors will be cast in available rol=
es for "PlayActs" performances scheduled for fall and winter, 2005-06=
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WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio

P.O. Box 201524

Shaker Heights, OH 44120

ATTN:=A0 Sue Johnson, Director

Note:=A0 Actors who have either auditioned for, or performed in, "=
PlayActs" or since December, 2004, need only to call and indicate your i=
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From Wakeup4664 at aol.com  Fri Aug 19 19:32:34 2005
From: Wakeup4664 at aol.com (Wakeup4664 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 22:32:34 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Tricks of the Trade:" Business Basics for Parents of
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Reminds you to register=20
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"Tricks of the Trade:Craft, Career & Professional Development"=20

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August 27th.
Saturday, 10:30 AM - 12:00 noon.=A0=20

=A0=A0 WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio at Shaker Heights location.=A0=20
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Sue Johnson, instructor.

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Fee:$12.00 Per session=A0 (August, only)
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Major Credit cards accepted.=20
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Sue Johnson, instructor.

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From cinevid at yahoo.com  Fri Aug 19 22:32:24 2005
From: cinevid at yahoo.com (Bill)
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 22:32:24 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]MADNESS movie stills online (cinevid@yahoo.com)
In-Reply-To: <20050820050214.6344561DD7@mailman.siteprotect.com>
Message-ID: <20050820053224.20373.qmail@web60323.mail.yahoo.com>

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I've posted some frame grabs from our 
no-budget feature film, MADNESS.

The cast is giving this project their all 
and proving once again that Cleveland has the
talent and skills to make some pretty amazing
strides in Motion Picture Production.

But don't take my word for it, 
click on the MADNESS link at
 www.cinevidproductions.com 
and see for yourself... 
maybe I'm not so mad after all... 

M A D N E S S
the directorial debut feature film from

Bill Johns

Starring

Jami Ross
Michael Rose
Michelene Pancoe
Devan Lindsey
Laura Cool
and Bernadette Mahar

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I've posted some frame grabs from our 
no-budget feature film, MADNESS.
The cast is giving this project their all 
and proving once again that Cleveland has the
talent and skills to make some pretty amazing
strides in Motion Picture Production.
But don't take my word for it, 
click on the MADNESS link at
 www.cinevidproductions.com 
and see for yourself... 
maybe I'm not so mad after all... 

M A D N E S S
the directorial debut feature film from
Bill Johns
Starring
Jami Ross
Michael Rose
Michelene Pancoe
Devan Lindsey
Laura Cool
and Bernadette Mahar

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From ksweaver11 at yahoo.com  Sat Aug 20 06:00:41 2005
From: ksweaver11 at yahoo.com (Karen Weaver)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 06:00:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Windsong seeking singers
Message-ID: <20050820130041.91669.qmail@web51706.mail.yahoo.com>

Windsong, Cleveland's Feminist Chorus, is welcoming
singers for the upcoming season.  We rehearse on
Sunday afternoons from 4 until 6 at Archwood UCC in
Cleveland (at the corner of Archwood and Pearl just
off of I-71) and perform two full concerts per year. 
We sing in a wide variety of styles, including
classical, jazz, swing, and musical theater, and our
singers have varying levels of musical/choral
experience.  No audition is necessary - just a desire
to sing great music in the community of some terrific
women.  Our season will culminate this year in June
with our participation in the Sister Singers Network
conference in San Diego.

Our season kick-off is scheduled for Sunday, August 28
and rehearsals begin September 11.

Please call director Karen Weaver at 216 671-2596 for
more information.

ksweaver11 at yahoo.com

__________________________________________________
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From Tinks1026 at aol.com  Sat Aug 20 06:01:31 2005
From: Tinks1026 at aol.com (Tinks1026 at aol.com)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 09:01:31 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Computers For Sale
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From woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net  Sat Aug 20 07:32:03 2005
From: woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net (woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 10:32:03 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Woodwind Quartet available
Message-ID: <14780260.1124548323873.JavaMail.root@web4.mail.adelphia.net>

Cleveland Municipal School District Music Faculty Woodwind Quartet
Distinctive Entertainment- Weddings, Worship Services, Receptions,
Retirement Homes, Coffee Shops, Concerts, Festivals, Parties, and More!

Stephen Samuel- Whitney Young School- flute, clarinet, soprano sax
William Meyer- A.J. Rickoff School- clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax
Daniel Tylicki- Giddings School- clarinet, bassoon, baritone sax
Marjorie Rutherford- Daniel E. Morgan School- flute, clarinet, tenor sax

                            For information:
Call 216-926-3694 or 440-796-1101, or e-mail woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net 

From woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net  Sat Aug 20 07:42:57 2005
From: woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net (woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 10:42:57 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Woodwind Quartet live
Message-ID: <4941004.1124548977172.JavaMail.root@web4.mail.adelphia.net>

Come Hear the Cleveland Municipal School District MUSIC FACULTY
WOODWIND QUARTET on SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, from NOON to 1PM
at the Waterloo Arts Festival "ART ON THE 'LOO".

Also at the Festival: jugglers, stilt walkers, face painters, art sale,
rock 'n' roll flea market, family area, film fest, poetry slam, parade, 
great food, 12 main-stage bands, and more!

Festival Times: Saturday, Aug.20: 11AM-7PM; Sunday, Aug. 21: 11AM-5PM.

Location: E.156 St. & Waterloo Rd. at the Shoreway (I90) in North Collinwood.

                            FREE ADMISSION

From mardus at sbcglobal.net  Sat Aug 20 09:27:34 2005
From: mardus at sbcglobal.net (Marie Dusini)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 09:27:34 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Western Reserve Playhouse press release for ARSENIC AND
	OLD LACE
Message-ID: <20050820162734.57689.qmail@web81002.mail.yahoo.com>

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From: Marie Dusini
Publicity Chair
(330) 836-2552

        THE WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS

                               ARSENIC AND OLD LACE

                                    By Joseph Kesselring

                  SEPT. 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 25*, 30,  &  OCT. 1

                               Directed by Robert Kmiecik

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE is a frenzied, hilarious, madcap black comedy written by JOSEPH KESSELRING in 1939.  The first Broadway production was at the Fulton Theatre on January 10, 1941.  On September 25, 1943  it transferred to the Hudson Theatre and closed there having played 1,444 performances.  Considered a rousing success at the time, it has become best known through the 1944 film version which starred Cary Grant.

The play is a farce revolving around Mortimer Brewster (BRIAN HUTCHISON), a theatre hating drama critic who must deal with his crazy family and local police as he debates whether to go through with marrying Elaine the woman he loves (ANNE REEVES).  His family includes two spinster aunts, Abby (KATHY TURK) and Martha (THELMA HUTTNER) who have taken to murdering lonely and miserable old men who have no families by compassionately serving up arsenic laden elderberry wine.  One such victim who narrowly escapes is Mr. Gibbs (BOB RAUCH).  Mort also has a brother who believes he?s Teddy Roosevelt (BARRY FRIEDMAN)  and a criminally murderous brother Jonathan (MIKE ROGAN) who due to a botched plastic surgery in order to evade authorities now looks like horror film actor Boris Karloff (a referential joke as the part was originally played by Karloff).  His face has been changed several times by a fellow criminal companion Dr. Einstein (JAY DIAL).

Toss in a policeman who thinks he?s a play write (MIKE MURPHY) and the Brooklyn cop brigade played by MARC DUSINI, RAJ SINHA and TOM FERRARO and you have one very funny slapstick comedy.  The most sane member of the community is Rev. Dr. Harper played by WALT KAMINSKI and the last lonely man to meet his ill timed end is DAVE HINEBAUGH.

When the author Kesselring taught at Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas, he lived in a boarding house called Goerz House, and many features of its living room are reflected in The Brewster sisters? living room where the action of the play is set.  WRP has successfully duplicated that very set.  The Goerz House is now the home of the college president.

Marie Dusini, Bob Kmiecik, and Renee De Santis work together as a team for the third time as Producer, Director and Stage Manager, previously having worked together on  The Music Man and The Fantasticks.   WRP?s Prop Master Bobbi Birch again takes on that duty for the third time this year.   Marc Dusini the theatres lighting director has tapped Sharon Nieland and Bobbi Birch to take over those chores as he is on stage in this production.  Also doing double duty as cast member and set designer is Walt Kaminski.  Walt has designed and painted each and every WRP set for the past twelve years.  Helping Walt with the painting and dressing of this set will be Anna Zender who also manages the theatres? consession booth every night.  Ms. Dusini says ?I am particularly proud of the cast and crew that we have put together for this production.  It will be a first class team resulting in a winning  show for our last production of the 2005 summer season

PLAY DATES:              SEPT. 9, 10. 16, 17, 23, 24, 25*, 30  & OCT. 1

CURTAIN TIME:         8 P.M. FRI. & SAT.   7:30 P.M. SUNDAY*

TICKETS:                     $10.00  ADULTS    $9.00 SENIORS/STUDENTS        

RESERVATIONS:       ( 330)  620-7314 

The theatre is located at 3326 Everett Road (corner of Revere Rd.) at the Bath/Richfield township line in Summit County close to Interstates 271 and 77 (Exit 143).   

If traveling on I-77 from either the north or the south use Exit 143.  At the top of the ramp, turn left and go approximately one mile to Revere Rd, turn right and drive one mile to the Playhouse on Everett Road

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Publicity Chair
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        THE WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS

                               ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
                                    By Joseph Kesselring

                  SEPT. 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 25*, 30,  &  OCT. 1

                               Directed by Robert Kmiecik

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE is a frenzied, hilarious, madcap black comedy written by JOSEPH KESSELRING in 1939.  The first Broadway production was at the Fulton Theatre on January 10, 1941.  On September 25, 1943  it transferred to the Hudson Theatre and closed there having played 1,444 performances.  Considered a rousing success at the time, it has become best known through the 1944 film version which starred Cary Grant.

The play is a farce revolving around Mortimer Brewster (BRIAN HUTCHISON), a theatre hating drama critic who must deal with his crazy family and local police as he debates whether to go through with marrying Elaine the woman he loves (ANNE REEVES).  His family includes two spinster aunts, Abby (KATHY TURK) and Martha (THELMA HUTTNER) who have taken to murdering lonely and miserable old men who have no families by compassionately serving up arsenic laden elderberry wine.  One such victim who narrowly escapes is Mr. Gibbs (BOB RAUCH).  Mort also has a brother who believes he?s Teddy Roosevelt (BARRY FRIEDMAN)  and a criminally murderous brother Jonathan (MIKE ROGAN) who
 due to a botched plastic surgery in order to evade authorities now looks like horror film actor Boris Karloff (a referential joke as the part was originally played by Karloff).  His face has been changed several times by a fellow criminal companion Dr. Einstein (JAY DIAL).

Toss in a policeman who thinks he?s a play write (MIKE MURPHY) and the Brooklyn cop brigade played by MARC DUSINI, RAJ SINHA and TOM FERRARO and you have one very funny slapstick comedy.  The most sane member of the community is Rev. Dr. Harper played by WALT KAMINSKI and the last lonely man to meet his ill timed end is DAVE HINEBAUGH.

When the author Kesselring taught at Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas, he lived in a boarding house called Goerz House, and many features of its living room are reflected in The Brewster sisters? living room where the action of the play is set.  WRP has successfully duplicated that very set.  The Goerz House is now the home of the college president.

Marie Dusini, Bob Kmiecik, and Renee De Santis work together as a team for the third time as Producer, Director and Stage Manager, previously having worked together on  The Music Man and The Fantasticks.   WRP?s Prop Master Bobbi Birch again takes on that duty for the third time this year.   Marc Dusini the theatres lighting director has tapped Sharon Nieland and Bobbi Birch to take over those chores as he is on stage in this production.  Also doing double duty as cast member and set designer is Walt Kaminski.  Walt has designed and
 painted each and every WRP set for the past twelve years.  Helping Walt with the painting and dressing of this set will be Anna Zender who also manages the theatres? consession booth every night.  Ms. Dusini says ?I am particularly proud of the cast and crew that we have put together for this production.  It will be a first class team resulting in a winning  show for our last production of the 2005 summer season

PLAY DATES:              SEPT. 9, 10. 16, 17, 23, 24, 25*, 30  & OCT. 1

CURTAIN TIME:         8 P.M. FRI. & SAT.   7:30 P.M. SUNDAY*

TICKETS:                     $10.00  ADULTS    $9.00 SENIORS/STUDENTS        

RESERVATIONS:       ( 330)  620-7314 

The theatre is located at 3326 Everett Road (corner of Revere Rd.) at the Bath/Richfield township line in Summit County close to Interstates 271 and 77 (Exit 143).   

If traveling on I-77 from either the north or the south use Exit 143.  At the top of the ramp, turn left and go approximately one mile to Revere Rd, turn right and drive one mile to the Playhouse on Everett Road
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From royberko at yahoo.com  Sat Aug 20 09:45:50 2005
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 09:45:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU (GLTF)/CLIFFORD THE RED DOG
	PREVIEW
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?YOU CAN?T TAKE IT WITH YOU? SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTS AT
GLTF; ?CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG?

Roy Berko

(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)

--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--

Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times	

I?ve had a personal love affair with the play, ?YOU
CAN?T TAKE IT WITH YOU? since high school, when it was
presented as my senior class production.   I found it
then and now both delightful and insightful.

Since it opened in 1936 to universal raves, including
being granted that year?s Pulitzer Prize, it has
become one of the most produced American plays. 
Unfortunately, due to its massive cast-size, it is
most often done in amateur settings, such as high
schools and community theatres where concern about how
to pay the cast is not an issue.  Therefore, it was
with great anticipation that I looked forward to Great
Lakes Theatre Festival?s professional production.

Unfortunately, the Thursday night I saw the
production, the presentation was lethargic.  The
timing and the pacing were off.  It lacked the spark,
the enthusiasm, the zaniness that makes for good
comic-farce.  Most surprising is that GLTF, since
Charles Fee became its Artistic Director, has made
zany out of plays that shouldn?t have been.  So, why
did director Drew Barr?s production not enthrall me?  

Theatre is ephemeral.   The very fact that it is live
makes it fleeting.  One night?s production may not be
the same as another.  The mood of the cast members,
the varying reactions and size of audience, even the
weather,  can affect the timing and the concentration.
 I am going to give GLTF the benefit of the doubt and
assume that on another night, when they haven?t had a
couple of day?s lay-off and the play was on a roll, it
probably would have been a better production. 
However, I have to critique the production I saw, and,
unfortunately, that one was lacking.  Not bad, just
lacking.

?YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU? was the third
collaboration by the most important 1930s
comedic/political playwrights, George S. Kaufman and
Moss Hart.  Its stage success resulted in a 1938 film 
which won an Academy Award for best picture.

The play relates the humorous encounter between the
Kirbys a conservative upper class family and the
eccentric household of Grandpa Martin Vanderhof.  
Grandpa's collection of idiosyncratic individualists
amuse with their energetic physical antics and inspire
with their wholehearted pursuit of happiness.  The
play requires a stage full of chaotic activity from
beginning to end.   One character continually dances
around the stage, the maid?s boy friend charges in and
out of the house at will.  Another ?guest? hates
everything as he rants against the Soviets. 
Government agents enter and leave on various quests. 
A woman writes plays because a typewriter was
accidentally delivered years ago.   A fireworks
manufacturing plant in the house?s basement explodes. 
Cookies packed in boxes with anti-government slogans
are produced.  And, in the midst of this chaos,
Grandpa, who many years ago just got up and walked out
of his successful business because he wasn?t having
?any fun,? spends his life looking at his stamp
collection, ignoring income tax bills, going to
commencement speeches and generally enjoying life.  

This is a play of witty one-liners and visual
theatricalism, is a perfect example of the
well-constructed play.  And, although it  is
undeniably escapist theater which prompts immediate
enjoyment, it brings up strong questions of what?s the
best way to live and what should be the role of the
government in people?s lives.

GLTF?s production is housed in a beautifully designed
set by Gage Williams.  The huge stained-glass windowed
room is filled with a garage sale shopper?s dream of
odds and ends.   The curtain rose to an ovation for
the set.

There are many positive aspects to the production. 
Times Tribute winner Wayne Turney  was born to play
Martin Vanderhof.  He gives a low-key performance in
which every twinkle in his eye adds to the merriment. 
 He places himself clearly in the center of the wheel
on which the rest of the cast should be supportive
spokes.  

Another Times Tribute winner, Andrew May, is given
full reign to produce maniacal and hysterical rage. 
His Boris is what the rest of the cast should attempt
to be....a farcical instrument who keys in on the
character and plays it for all he can.  It?s worth
seeing the production to watch May do a full body
attack on stuff-shirt Dudley Swetland in a
hysterically funny wrestling scene.   Nina Domningue?s
Rheba is also on key.  Meg Chamberlain is a hoot as
the drunken actress who spends most of one act lying
under a blanket on the floor and the rest on her back
with open-legs straddling a piano bench.  Dudley
Swetland (Mr. Kirby) is fine when he pontificates.

On the other hand, some of the other actors simply
don?t infuse the right tone in their characters.  Lynn
Allison doesn?t have the necessary ditsy quality
needed for Penelope.   George Roth, as her husband,
and Marc Moritz as their son-in-law, walk through
their roles without establishing any definable
characterizations.  Kathryn Chrasaro spends so much
time concentrating on her faux dancing that she
forgets to make meaning of her lines.  Anne McEvoy
(Mrs. Kirby) isn?t upper class matronly enough as the
intended mother-in-law.  Elizabeth Davis (Alice) 
fails to develop the charming characterization needed
for the young female love interest.  There seems to be
little love-magic between her and Jeff Cribbs, who
plays Tony.

CAPSULE JUDGEMENT:   Maybe my expectations were too
high but I found the production of GLTF?s ?YOU CAN?T
TAKE IT WITH YOU? lethargic, missing the needed finite
characterizations to make this wonderful play
delightful and insightful.   Maybe I just saw it on an
off night.

?THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR? and ?YOU CAN?T TAKE IT
WITH YOU? are running in tandem through September . 
For tickets to any GLTF production call 216 241-6000
or 800-766-6048.

EDUCATORS:  GLTF has prepared an excellent Teacher
Preparation Guide for aiding students to understand
and enjoy ?THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR? and ?YOU CAN?T
TAKE IT WITH YOU.?  Call GLTF to obtain your copy.

IAN TO REVIEW ?CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG?

For more than 40 years, Scholastic's CLIFFORD THE BIG
RED DOG? has charmed and amazed children with his
engaging adventures and "Big Ideas."  Now, kids will
have a whole new way to experience the crimson canine
with ?CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG? LIVE!   Featuring a
brand new story, the production brings the well-loved
characters from Birdwell Island to the Palace Theatre
in Cleveland?s Play House Square from September 23-25.
 This should be a  fun-filled spectacle for the whole
family. With memorable songs and the characters kids
love, ?Clifford The Big Red Dog LIVE!? is sure to be a
"pup"ular hit!

For tickets contact the Playhouse Square box office at
 216-241-6000, 800-766-6048 or go on line to
www.playhousesquare.com. 

Sidenote:  As I?ve done in the past with shows that
are kid-friendly I?m going to ask one of my grandsons,
in this case 5-year old Ian, to be my critical eyes
for this production.  Watch for the play?s review.

Roy Berko's web page can be found at www.royberko.info.  His theatre and dance reviews appear on NeOHIOpal, an on-line source.   To subscribe to this free service via the World Wide Web, visit http://lists.fredsternfeld.com/mailman/listinfo/neohiopal.

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From act4ever2003 at hotmail.com  Sat Aug 20 11:46:43 2005
From: act4ever2003 at hotmail.com (Corey Mach)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 14:46:43 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]LAST CHANCE to see INTO THE WOODS at CASSIDY!
Message-ID: 

The Paul W. Cassidy's Teen Theatre presents...
Stephen Sondheim's
Into the Woods
August 18, 19, 20, and 21
Thursday, Friday, Saturday- 8:00pm.  Sunday- 3:00pm.
$12 for Adults; $8 for Students/Seniors
CALL (440) 842-4600
Come see these exceptionally talented teenagers in a must-see production as they tell the story of Sondheim's famous musical. With a 15-person orchestra, a 19-person cast, and one special cow, this is a perfect performance to laugh, cry, and celebrate the future performers of Cleveland.
Directed/Musically Directed by Corey Joseph Mach
Assistant Directed by Carrie Russo
Conducted by Sean Szaller
Produced by Diana Kullgren

Cast:
Narrator / Mysterious Man: Lou Petrucci
Witch: Heather Balogh
Baker's Wife: Elise Cordle
Baker: Dane Castle
Cinderella: Erin R. diLauro
Little Red: Jeana Marie Rifici
Jack: James Oblak
Jack's Mother: Kate Michalski
Rapunzel: Sarah Clare
Cinderella's Prince / Wolf: Kevin McClelland
Rapunzel's Prince: Andrew Parmelee
Cinderella's Stepmother: Katelyn Blockinger
Florinda: Shannon O'Boyle
Lucinda: Brittney Knyszek
Steward: Nathan Ramos
Cinderella's Mother / Granny / Giant: Kristin Shirilla
Cinderella's Father: George Morgan
Sleeping Beauty: Carly Filbin
Snow White: Carrie Russo
The Paul W. Cassidy Theatre, 6200 Pearl Road, Parma Heights, Ohio
corey j mach

From ymabdelhamid at yahoo.com  Sat Aug 20 11:50:19 2005
From: ymabdelhamid at yahoo.com (Youssef Hamid)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 14:50:19 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Position filled
Message-ID: 

Thank you to all who responded to the previous posting for a choir director.
The position has been filled.

-- 

Youssef Hamid
Vocal Music/Elementary Music, Solon City Schools, yhamid at solonboe.org
ymabdelhamid at yahoo.com
440-477-8946

From cain_chance at yahoo.com  Sat Aug 20 12:42:55 2005
From: cain_chance at yahoo.com (Kelly James)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 12:42:55 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]beautiful cat found and needs home
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    A WONDERFUL orange tiger stripped cat has found herself at my door step.  She looks as though she was well taken care of then just left.  She has no flees, looks healthy (alittle thin, but is eating well and that should change soon) I would love to keep her but I already have 3 cats.  She is an adult and I believe she is not fixed. She has a GREAT, loving personality.  She needs someone who is willing to give her lots of love and she will return the favor.  I have her staying in my garage, due to me having other cats, but she seems to be in inside cat, which of course all cats deserve.  If anyone is interested, please call me.

Kelly 330-456-3412

P.S.
My fiance runs his own business, so don't be confused by the voice mail message.

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    A WONDERFUL orange tiger stripped cat has found herself at my door step.  She looks as though she was well taken care of then just left.  She has no flees, looks healthy (alittle thin, but is eating well and that should change soon) I would love to keep her but I already have 3 cats.  She is an adult and I believe she is not fixed. She has a GREAT, loving personality.  She needs someone who is willing to give her lots of love and she will return the favor.  I have her staying in my garage, due to me having other cats, but she seems to be in inside cat, which of course all cats deserve.  If anyone is interested, please call me.

Kelly 330-456-3412

P.S.
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From jon_simsic at yahoo.com  Sat Aug 20 23:11:42 2005
From: jon_simsic at yahoo.com (Jon Simsic)
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 23:11:42 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ohio Boychoir Auditions
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OHIO BOYCHOIR

Audition information

Do you have a son, grandson, nephew, family member 

or know of a boy that loves to sing? 

Music teachers, do you have an exceptional student that would welcome the opportunity to be a member of the Ohio Boychoir?

The Ohio Boychoir has been training boys to develop an appreciation for music, the arts, and vocal quality for over 31 years. This internationally renowned choir has performed for 5 US Presidents, has won numerous awards, and has toured several countries. Membership in the Ohio Boychoir is open to all boys, regardless of race, creed or economic status. Rehearsals are held weekly in Parma. Boys in the third grade thru voice change are eligible for the Concert Choir and boys aged 7 & 8 are eligible for the Training Choir. No previous choral experience is necessary.

In addition to our schedule of winter and spring concerts, the boys participate in fun events. Additionally, this year the Ohio Boychoir will take part in a recording project and tour.

If you require more information or want to schedule an audition, please call us at: 

(330)607-6320 and visit us at: www.ohioboychoir.org.

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OHIO BOYCHOIR
Audition information

Do you have a son, grandson, nephew, family member 
or know of a boy that loves to sing? 
Music teachers, do you have an exceptional student that would welcome the opportunity to be a member of the Ohio Boychoir?

The Ohio Boychoir has been training boys to develop an appreciation for music, the arts, and vocal quality for over 31 years. This internationally renowned choir has performed for 5 US Presidents, has won numerous awards, and has toured several countries. Membership in the Ohio Boychoir is open to all boys, regardless of race, creed or economic status. Rehearsals are held weekly in Parma. Boys in the third grade thru voice change are eligible for the Concert Choir and boys aged 7 & 8 are eligible for the Training Choir. No previous
 choral experience is necessary.
In addition to our schedule of winter and spring concerts, the boys participate in fun events. Additionally, this year the Ohio Boychoir will take part in a recording project and tour.
If you require more information or want to schedule an audition, please call us at: 
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From JGMCPHERS at aol.com  Sun Aug 21 05:35:40 2005
From: JGMCPHERS at aol.com (JGMCPHERS at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 08:35:40 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]GREASE auditions in 1 week!!
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GREASE!
Directed and Choreographed by  Jolene McPherson
Musical Direction by Julia  Brown

ALL ROLES OPEN  for  Adults, College Students and High  School

Audition  dates------Sunday, August 28        6-9pm
                                               and
                                   Tuesday,  August 30      6-9pm
Callbacks-------------Wednesday, August 31   6-9pm

Rehearsals Tues-Thurs  evenings and Sundays(w/heavier tech weeks)
Performances-  Thurs-Sundays  running Nov 3-20, 2005
Prepare @16(or so) bars  of a song (no acappella) and be prepared for movement
Auditions by Appt.  only---440-526-6436

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From itsybitsyproductions at gmail.com  Sun Aug 21 08:27:23 2005
From: itsybitsyproductions at gmail.com (Itsy Bitsy)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:27:23 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CASTING: Prominent roles in Ingenuity Fest. Short Film
Message-ID: 

Itsy Bitsy Productions is recruiting PROMINENTLY FEATURED EXTRAS for
their short film, "Gray Goo."  The film is being shot in Downtown
Cleveland on Friday, September 2, as part of the Ingenuity Festival
(www.ingenuitycleveland.com). Extras of all ages and backgrounds are
welcome.

We will be filming two sets of extras - one working from 2pm until
3.15pm and another working from 2pm through to 4.45pm. Unlike most
extras, ours play a crucial role in the story and are prominently
featured in the film's key scenes.

Please contact us to confirm your availability for those times, and to
be booked as part of our roster of Featured Extras.

All of our extras will be credited in the end credits, given a DVD
copy of the film once it is completed and be invited to a special
"Cast and Crew Preview" evening.

"Gray Goo" has a confirmed screening at the Cleveland Independent Film
Festival in November. To follow below is an excerpt from the film's
official press release and synopsis.

Itsy Bitsy Productions
(216) 526-6585

GRAY GOO
The term "Gray Goo Apocalypse" was coined by the scientist Eric
Drexler in 1986 when he warned the nanotechnology community of
potential ecophagy from runaway microscopic, self-replicating
machines. Though this scare never caught on with the public in the way
that environmental issues such as global warming certainly have, it
did generate a lot of concerned debate in the scientific community,
not to mention column inches in their press. Any panic proved to be
relatively short-lived, with most scientists agreeing that any threat
from nanotechnological advances would come from less fantastical
quarters, genuine dangers that could be overshadowed by any "Gray Goo"
hysterics.

Itsy Bitsy Productions' short film "Gray Goo" takes a satirical look
at a short burst of such hysteria. Our events center around one man's
street corner flier canvassing and the subsequent sit-in protest he
initiates - almost on the spur of the moment. We watch as the campaign
flames become fanned and, later, extinguished, and we meet a variety
of true-to-life characters who get involved in such social and
political causes. When all is said and done, and all the campaign
fliers have gone and the street corner is free of protesters, placards
and passionate chanting, one question remains: Who are the real
"Architects of the Apocalypse?" Should we point the finger at emerging
technology or at those who engender fear and spread disinformation?

From alexcine at aol.com  Sun Aug 21 08:51:21 2005
From: alexcine at aol.com (alexcine at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:51:21 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Seeking Actresses for TV Series ASAP
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Prelude2Cinema is seeking actresses for two supporting roles in "Out of 
Darkness" Shooting would begin Tuesday morning August 23rd and needs to 
be completed by August 31st. The roles are that of a self-centered news 
reporter and a teacher with a dark side. The two characters would only 
be needed for about two to three of the shooting days (actual days are 
about 6 hours).

Contact Executive Producer Alex P. Michaels if you are available or for 
more details at dark at prelude2cinema.com

The official site for the show is at 
http://www.prelude2cinema.com/dark.htm

From MurphyGopal at aol.com  Sun Aug 21 09:53:52 2005
From: MurphyGopal at aol.com (MurphyGopal at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 12:53:52 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Back to school Guitar/Piano lessons: songwriting
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Hey Everyone,

Matthew James Murphy here. For those of you who don't know me I am a 
musician/actor from Cleveland who has performed in the Broadway show RENT for 3 years, 
as well many appearances on late night with Conan O Brien.

For the past two years I have been back in Cleveland teaching guitar/piano 
lessons for beginners while trying to launch a career in songwriting. I have 
recently signed a publishing deal in Europe, and I have been spending most of my 
time these days developing a young artist named Jami Ross. Jami Ross is 15, 
and I have wrote an album for her that will be released sometime this fall.

I AM CURRENTLY TEACHING 22 STUDENTS A WEEK, AND I am looking FOR MORE!!

I am looking for new students wanting to learn guitar/piano. I now teach 
students of all ages. I teach half hour/hour lessons, and charge depending on how 
far I have to drive. I do not teach out of a studio. I drive to you!!

I am also looking to write for other artists in   Cleveland. I am looking for 
young male artists, or female artists to write songs for. I am not looking 
for any young girls to develop because of Jami, but I am looking to write for 
up, and coming artist, as well as collaborating with other writers. I have been 
spending time writing with WIll Bowen, as well as other great musicians

If interested in lessons please call 216-965-9557, or E-mail me at 
Murphygopal at aol.com

For more information on myself, and my music visit www.MatthewJamesMurphy.com 

For more information on Jami visit www.Jamiross.info

Thank you! I look forward to hearing from you!

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I am looking for new students wanting to learn guitar/piano. I now teach stu=
dents of all ages. I teach half hour/hour lessons, and charge depending on h=
ow far I have to drive. I do not teach out of a studio. I drive to you!!

I am also looking to write for other artists in   Cleveland. I am looki=
ng for young male artists, or female artists to write songs for. I am not lo=
oking for any young girls to develop because of Jami, but I am looking to wr=
ite for up, and coming artist, as well as collaborating with other writers.=20=
I have been spending time writing with WIll Bowen, as well as other great mu=
sicians

If interested in lessons please call 216-965-9557, or E-mail me at Murphygop=
al at aol.com

For more information on myself, and my music visit www.MatthewJamesMurphy.co=
m 

For more information on Jami visit www.Jamiross.info

Thank you! I look forward to hearing from you!

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From info at standingrock.net  Sun Aug 21 11:11:01 2005
From: info at standingrock.net (Standing Rock Cultural Arts)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 14:11:01 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"School of Rock" Film in Downtown Kent
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Greetings,

 WHO:  Standing Rock Cultural Arts and Downtown Kent Businesses

WHAT:  Sidewalk Cinema!
-Screening of =B3School of Rock=B2 starring Jack Black
-A Free Outdoor Event
-Right after Kent State University=B9s =B3Stars and Streetlights=B2 Event
=20
WHEN:  Friday, August 26th at 9:30pm
=20
WHERE:  Home Savings Plaza in downtown Kent (at the intersection of Main an=
d
Water)

www.standingrock.net
Questions:  330-673-4970

This community event will feature food and beverages by local vendors,
including Stahl's Bakery, Metropolis Popcorn, Glorias Coffee and Cakes and
The Electric Cafe Company (ECC).  Fun for the whole family!
=20
Questions?  Contact Jeff Ingram at Standing Rock Cultural Arts
*Rain Date is slated for Saturday, August 27 at 9pm
=20
This is a D.I.C.E. event and is sponsored by The City of Kent, Standing Roc=
k
Cultural Arts and City Bank Antiques.

The School of Rock (2003)
     Directed by
Richard Linklater

Writing credits (WGA)
Mike White (written by)

Plot Outline: A wannabe rock star in need of cash poses as a substitute
teacher at a prep school, and tries to turn his class into a rock band.

Awards: Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 6 wins & 11 nominations.

Dewey Finn is a lazy freeloader and a guitarist in a rock band who plays
gigs every night and sleeps every day, in his friend Ned Schneebly's
apartment. One day as he shows up late for band practice he notices a new
guitar player who is replacing him. Poor Dewey feels so bad about it and
also about Ned and his girlfriend threatening to kick him out since he
doesn't pay any of the bills. After a few days of trying to sell his
guitars, which doesn't go very well, the head of a school calls and asks fo=
r
Ned Schneebly, who is a talented substitute teacher with a good reputation.
In a desperate attempt to getting money fast, Dewey impersonates Ned and
conveniently finds himself the teacher of a third grade ( or something like
that ) class for several weeks ahead. Yet another one of his crazy ideas
strikes him and his plan to turn his class into a rockband to win the Battl=
e
of the Bands competition is set in motion.
School Of Rock is a great feel-good comedy, fun for just about anyone of an=
y
age, kids or adults. Jack Black does carry a lot of this film on his own bu=
t
I won't be too harsh on the kids in the movie, they did very well also. If
anyone else should play Dewey Finn rather than Jack, it just wouldn't be th=
e
same. Since Jack is actually in a rock band in real life, and has played a
few characters in films before who are also into music, he just seemed to
fit right into this film. His real passion for rock music helps a lot in
this film, and makes Dewey Finn one heck of a good character. The plot to
this film is really good.   I think and Mike White did a great job on the
screenplay. As did Linklater on the direction of the film.

Review by Fred from Sweden
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"School of Rock" Film in Downtown Kent

Greetings,

 WHO:  Standing Rock Cultural Arts and Downtown Kent Busines=
ses

WHAT:  Sidewalk Cinema!

-Screening of =B3School of Rock=B2 starring Jack Black

-A Free Outdoor Event

-Right after Kent State University=B9s =B3Stars and Streetlights=B2 Event

WHEN:  Friday, August 26th at 9:30pm

WHERE:  Home Savings Plaza in downtown Kent (at the intersection=
 of Main and Water)

www.standingrock.net

Questions:  330-673-4970

This community event will feature food and beverages by local vendors, incl=
uding Stahl's Bakery, Metropolis Popcorn, Glorias Coffee and Cakes and The E=
lectric Cafe Company (ECC).  Fun for the whole family!   &nbs=
p;

Questions?  Contact Jeff Ingram at Standing Rock Cultural Arts
*Rain Date is slated for Saturday, August 27 at 9pm

This is a D.I.C.E. event and is sponsored by The City of Kent, Standi=
ng Rock Cultural Arts and City Bank Antiques.

The School of Rock (2003)
    &=
nbsp;Directed by

Richard Linklater=

Writing credits <=
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Mike White (written by)

Plot Outline:=
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 substitute teacher at a prep school, and tries to turn his class into a roc=
k band. 

Awards: Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 6 wins & 11 =
nominations.

Dewey Finn is a lazy freeloader and a guitarist in a rock band who plays gi=
gs every night and sleeps every day, in his friend Ned Schneebly's apartment=
. One day as he shows up late for band practice he notices a new guitar play=
er who is replacing him. Poor Dewey feels so bad about it and also about Ned=
 and his girlfriend threatening to kick him out since he doesn't pay any of =
the bills. After a few days of trying to sell his guitars, which doesn't go =
very well, the head of a school calls and asks for Ned Schneebly, who is a t=
alented substitute teacher with a good reputation. In a desperate attempt to=
 getting money fast, Dewey impersonates Ned and conveniently finds himself t=
he teacher of a third grade ( or something like that ) class for several wee=
ks ahead. Yet another one of his crazy ideas strikes him and his plan to tur=
n his class into a rockband to win the Battle of the Bands competition is se=
t in motion. 

School Of Rock is a great feel-good comedy, fun for just about anyone of an=
y age, kids or adults. Jack Black does carry a lot of this film on his own b=
ut I won't be too harsh on the kids in the movie, they did very well also. I=
f anyone else should play Dewey Finn rather than Jack, it just wouldn't be t=
he same. Since Jack is actually in a rock band in real life, and has played =
a few characters in films before who are also into music, he just seemed to =
fit right into this film. His real passion for rock music helps a lot in thi=
s film, and makes Dewey Finn one heck of a good character. The plot to this =
film is really good.   I think and Mike White did a great job on t=
he screenplay. As did Linklater on the direction of the film.

Review by Fred from Sweden

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From Huntheatre at aol.com  Sun Aug 21 11:35:18 2005
From: Huntheatre at aol.com (Huntheatre at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 14:35:18 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for "Hound of the Baskervilles" at Huntington
	Playhouse
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Huntington Playhouse will hold auditions for the Sherlock Holmes mystery,  
"Hound of the Baskervilles".  The auditions will take place on Monday,  August 
29th and Tuesday, August 30th at 7:30 PM.

Director John Hnat is sleeking 5 men and 5 women for the production.   The 
age ranges should be mid 20's and older for all performers.  English  accents 
are a must.  Auditions will consist of readings from the  script.  No 
appointments are necessary.

The play will run from October 20 to Nov. 6th.

For more details, check the web site at: _www.huntingtonplayhouse.com_ 
(http://www.huntingtonplayhouse.com) 

Huntington Playhouse is located at 28601 Lake Road in bay Village and is a  
licensed affiliate of the Cleveland Metroparks.

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Director John Hnat is sleeking 5 men and 5 women for the production.&nb=
sp;=20
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h=20
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From DJDawnJordan at aol.com  Sun Aug 21 11:48:52 2005
From: DJDawnJordan at aol.com (DJDawnJordan at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 14:48:52 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hip Hop & Street Tap Workshop with Top Choreographer -
	Aug. 26th
Message-ID: <1e6.425f442a.303a2694@aol.com>

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Have you ever wanted to dance like you are in a music video?  Well, now is 
your chance!  Known for his innovative style, Top Choreographer, Jay'J, is 
holding a special introductory workshop on Friday, Aug. 26th.  Having choreographed 
opening acts for Paul Wall, NSync, Usher, Brandy, and Britney Spears, to name 
a few, Jay'J gives you the chance to learn video-style moves with his own 
unique choreography.  Whether you are new to hip hop or and advanced dancer, 
Jay'J has a workshop for you!

What: Beginner Hip Hop Workshop - 6:30-7:30pm
          Intermediate/Advanced Hip Hop Workshop - 7:30-8:30pm
          Street Tap - 8:30-9:30pm

Where: Funk Central
            Inside the Sunsational Complex
            18518 Detroit Rd.
            Lakewood, OH 44107

Cost: $10 per workshop

For more info: www.hothiphopwitj.com or call the Hotline: 216-472-3615.

This is an event not to be missed!

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r, Jay'J, is holding a special introductory workshop on Friday, Aug. 26th.&n=
bsp; Having choreographed opening acts for Paul Wall, NSync, Usher, Brandy,=20=
and Britney Spears, to name a few, Jay'J gives you the chance to learn video=
-style moves with his own unique choreography.  Whether you are new to=20=
hip hop or and advanced dancer, Jay'J has a workshop for you!

What: Beginner Hip Hop Workshop - 6:30-7:30pm
          Intermediate/Adv=
anced Hip Hop Workshop - 7:30-8:30pm
          Street Tap - 8:3=
0-9:30pm

Where: Funk Central
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Cost: $10 per workshop

For more info: www.hothiphopwi=
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From jbenjami at lorainccc.edu  Sun Aug 21 12:57:05 2005
From: jbenjami at lorainccc.edu (Jeremy Benjamin)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 12:57:05 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Director Fees
Message-ID: <20050821195706.58074.qmail@web80210.mail.yahoo.com>

Any and All directors out there...

I am trying to update the college's pay scales for
guest artists and I would appreciate any input
regarding the "going rates" for guest directors in the
NE Ohio area.  Please let me know what type of theatre
the rate is associated with (i.e. community, community
college, small professional, etc...).  The figures
should be per production and please state the type of
production (play, musical, opera etc...).

Thanks in advance for any info.

Jeremy

Jeremy Benjamin
Production Manager/Technical Director/Designer
Lorain County Community College
1005 Abbe Road North
Elyria, Ohio? 44035
440.366.7120 or
1.800.995.5222
jbenjami at lorainccc.edu
www.lorainccc.edu

From rmpavlock at yahoo.com  Sun Aug 21 12:02:18 2005
From: rmpavlock at yahoo.com (Rebecca Pavlock)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 12:02:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]DANCE CLASSES in Euclid!
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DANCE CLASSES for all ages will be offered at Shore Cultural Center, beginning September 6th and running until December 31st.  Ballet, Jazz and Tap will be offered as well as CREATIVE MOVEMENT for younger dancers.  For more information please contact Becky Pavlock at 216-297-9429 or send emails to rmpavlock at yahoo.com. 

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DANCE CLASSES for all ages will be offered at Shore Cultural Center, beginning September 6th and running until December 31st.  Ballet, Jazz and Tap will be offered as well as CREATIVE MOVEMENT for younger dancers.  For more information please contact Becky Pavlock at 216-297-9429 or send emails to rmpavlock at yahoo.com. 
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From clevelanddancetheatre at yahoo.com  Sun Aug 21 13:00:59 2005
From: clevelanddancetheatre at yahoo.com (Margaret Holden)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 13:00:59 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ohio Dance Theatre-Placement Class
Message-ID: <20050821200100.63544.qmail@web50413.mail.yahoo.com>

OHIO DANCE THEATRE, a professional ballet company with
a school, will be holding a placement class for
intermediate and advanced ballet dancers. (Ages 11 and
over).  Autumn session begins week of September 6.

Saturday, August 27          10:00 a.m.

26615 Center Ridge Road, Westlake, Unit 1

Advanced female students bring pointe shoes.  Male
students and female students should dress
appropriately for ballet class.

For more information call 440 250 3150 or 440 774 6077

__________________________________________________
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From mikeanthnort at aol.com  Sun Aug 21 15:05:12 2005
From: mikeanthnort at aol.com (mikeanthnort at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 18:05:12 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CASTING: Prominent roles in Ingenuity Fest. Short Film
In-Reply-To: 
References: 
Message-ID: <8C774B3894FFBFF-35C-226E@mblk-r26.sysops.aol.com>

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Is this to suggest that those responsible for "emerging technology" should be exempt from being scrutinized as "those who engender fear and spread disinformation"??  

-----Original Message-----
From: Itsy Bitsy 
To: neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com
Sent: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:27:23 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CASTING: Prominent roles in Ingenuity Fest. Short Film

one question remains: Who are the real
"Architects of the Apocalypse?" Should we point the finger at emerging
technology or at those who engender fear and spread disinformation?
_______________________________________

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Is this to suggest that those responsible for "emerging technology" should be exempt from being scrutinized as "those who engender fear and spread disinformation"??  

-----Original Message-----
From: Itsy Bitsy <itsybitsyproductions at gmail.com>
To: neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com
Sent: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:27:23 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CASTING: Prominent roles in Ingenuity Fest. Short Film

one question remains: Who are the real
"Architects of the Apocalypse?" Should we point the finger at emerging
technology or at those who engender fear and spread disinformation?
_______________________________________

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From johnny at mdifilm.com  Sun Aug 21 18:25:40 2005
From: johnny at mdifilm.com (Johnny)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 21:25:40 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Thank you to everyone who came to Cleveland IndieClub
	meeting on August 21!
Message-ID: <001201c5a6b8$69529420$0300000a@raygateway>

August 21's meeting was impressive, a lot of people to thank and a lot
of new faces:

Thanks to Michael Balas and his equipment, we got things moving, thanks
to Richard Ingraham for bringing his speakers, and thanks to David
Perkowski for allowing us having our meeting at The Hyacinth Lofts plus
providing us water and cookies and thanks to Andrew (never gotten his
last name) the resident of Loft 105 for allowing us to use his place...

Obviously, I want to thank the people that came and showcasing their
short films, plus the 70+ people that was there! Yes, a lot of people
(From Columbus, Port Clinton, Youngstown, etc) :)

Richard and Arya Kumar, both are great speaker providing additional
insight on music and sound effects for films...

Plus everyone who brought a copy or more of their movies for raffle, we
are doing it again for September, so if you have any movies you want to
raffle it off, bring them! (At least for now, I know Joe Ostrica's Guys
will be raffled) :)

About 50% of the attendees were there for the first time (to IndieClub
meeting) so it shows people are interested in networking and learning
about filmmaking and the Cleveland community is growing... Julie
Washington from the Plain Dealer came and took a lot of notes :) I hope
everyone will get a nice write up by our best local filmmaking reporter
:)

September's short films are blocked, so now I'm needing some for Oct and
Nov. let me know ASAP if you want to be included, for sure, Mr. Balas
will have a 15 or so mins video for us to enjoy, thanks to him by
allowing us come in and check out his studio... Impressive! (plus more
soon added at www.clevelandindieclub.com)

Hopefully by Oct I'll have a short martial art films as well, but stay
tune. ;)

Thanks again to everyone who came and making this a great time!

Upcoming events:

Sep 10 - horror film simultaneous showing at different cities, The
Ancient, done by several IndieClub members in TX, MA, etc. 7pm starts at
Talkies Film and Coffee Bar, 2521 Market Avenue, Cleveland.

Sep 18, Cleveland IndieClub meeting at The Hyacinth, 1pm to 4pm, hosted
by Donald Gregory, special guest Richard Fike Sr., topic: Stunts and
visual effects for film, video and theatre. www.clevelandindieclub.com

Sep 24-25, Twisted Spine Micro Film Fest, FREE, visit
http://www.twistedspine.com/Micro/2005/Micro_Fest_Show_Info.htm, me,
Bill Johns, Robert Banks Jr., Peter John Ross and several others will be
providing workshops at the fest

Johnny Wu
www.mdifilm.com

-----Original Message-----
From: clevelandfilmmaking at yahoogroups.com
[mailto:clevelandfilmmaking at yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of David
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 9:03 PM
To: clevelandfilmmaking at yahoogroups.com
Subject: [clevelandfilmmaking] Sunday Aug 21st meeting.

Members, 
Todays meeting was great. 
New location, some adjustment had to be made,but everything was great. I
really do enjoy being involved with this community and all the 
people that help make this a great place to be and work with. enjoy

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From mmiloro at adelphia.net  Sun Aug 21 19:03:29 2005
From: mmiloro at adelphia.net (Mark Miloro)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 22:03:29 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Sad news for the performing arts community
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I am sad to report the unexpected passing of Skip Kelley on Sunday, Aug. =
21.

For many years Skip has contributed his extensive technical expertise to =
many area community and professional performing arts venues.  He was a =
gifted sound, light and recording engineer, as well as a terrific =
teacher.=20

Skip will be especially missed by the Geauga Lyric Theater Guild, where =
he's long served as techical director.  He was the GLTG's stagecraft =
instructor, through which he mentored many teenagers and young adults, =
always demanding high production standards and dedication from his =
technical staffs.  His influences were present in countless aspects of =
the GLTG's operations.  We deeply mourn his loss.

Further information on arrangements and services will soon be posted in =
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performing=20
arts venues.  He was a gifted sound, light and recording=20
engineer, as well as a terrific teacher. 

Skip will be especially missed by the =
Geauga Lyric=20
Theater Guild, where he's long served as techical director.  He was =
the=20
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and young=20
adults, always demanding high production standards and dedication from =
his=20
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mourn his=20
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From Stacy at CBurris.com  Sun Aug 21 19:04:43 2005
From: Stacy at CBurris.com (Stacy Burris)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 22:04:43 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Skip Kelley: Thank you
Message-ID: <20050822020455.CA1084CE4E@braxton.siteprotect.com>

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This morning the arts community lost a well respected friend and advocate, 

Skip Kelley.

Skip touched the lives of so many throughout the region and was known to be
especially fond of the young "techies" he guided in so many theaters
throughout the greater Cleveland area over the years.

I know that our community joins me as we wish the Kelley family our deepest
sympathy, and our deepest appreciation as well, for sharing this wonderfully
talented man with the arts community.

Thank you, Skip.  We love you.

Stacy & Chuck Burris

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Skip
touched the lives of so many throughout the region and was known to be =
especially
fond of the young “techies” he guided in so many theaters
throughout the greater Cleveland
area over the years.

I
know that our community joins me as we wish the Kelley family our =
deepest sympathy,
and our deepest appreciation as well, for sharing this wonderfully =
talented man
with the arts community.

Thank
you, Skip.  We love you.

Stacy
& Chuck =
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From pengo at davidhansen.org  Sun Aug 21 19:28:04 2005
From: pengo at davidhansen.org (David Hansen)
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 22:28:04 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Final Reminder: Audition for "The Vampyres" this Tuesday
Message-ID: 

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SEEKING TWO ACTORS FOR "THE VAMPYRES" AT CPT

"Sinister, sexy, perverse, and hilarious." - Cool Cleveland

Director Alison Hernan Garrigan seeks two actors for David Hansen's THE
VAMPYRES, to be produced at Cleveland Public Theatre, Oct. 5 - 16, 2005.

Open call audition at the Gordon Square Theater at CPT, 6415 Detroit Avenue
in Cleveland, this Tuesday, August 23 at 7 PM.

Synopsis: A dark comedy, featuring a young med. student who is drawn to a
Goth-themed coffee house and encounters an unrequited love from high school,
and two musicians who may or may not be real vampires.  With original music
from legendary Gothic-Industrial band QUEUE UP.

Wanted:

Percy - male Goth-type; tall, spooky, gaunt and elegant.  Peter Murphy
look-alikes a plus.  Must be able to sing.  Age range, 20 -40.

John - male, able to play mid-20s.  Neurotic but aggressive, attractive but
bookish.

Sides and show info are available online at http://www.davidhansen.org

Please contact Alison Hernan Garrigan at 216-798-6857 or
unseelyprincess at sbcglobal.net to set up an appointment for the evening of
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From alphaaudio at sbcglobal.net  Sun Aug 21 21:20:50 2005
From: alphaaudio at sbcglobal.net (Corby Grubb)
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 00:20:50 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Skip Kelley - my friend
Message-ID: <20050822042115.62E3C4CE4E@braxton.siteprotect.com>

I write this message with tears in my eyes as Skip Kelley and I have known
each other and worked together on an informal basis for more years than I
care to remember.  Much of what we did was similar (sound design, sound
reinforcement, location recording, etc.), and we shared ideas and equipment
on a weekly and sometimes daily basis.  His sudden passing was a bolt out of
the blue to me.  I already miss him.

Corby Grubb
Alpha Audio Associates
216.292.4811
alphaaudio at sbcglobal.net

From Huntheatre at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 05:53:09 2005
From: Huntheatre at aol.com (Huntheatre at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 08:53:09 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Kiss Me Kate" opens at Huntington Playhouse
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Huntington Playhouse opens "Kiss Me Kate" on August 18th and will run  
through September 11th.  Performances are on Fridays & Saturdays at  8:00 PM with 
one Sunday matinee on Sept. 11 at 2:00 PM.

The show is directed and choreographed by Lester Currie with Kira Seaton  
handling the musical direction.  Our talented cast includes:

Tony Lisy
Valerie West
Ryan Smith
Aaron Kastanis
Eileen Burns
Don Pedley
Carol Broquet
Joe Svihlik
Rex Harper
Ken Milota
Frank Mularo
Paul Simon
John Powell
Steven Schuerger
Daniel Weick
Sam J. Santura
Ruth Ann Havasi
Andrea Raab
Julie Dombrowski
Jennifer Ryan

Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 440-871-8333.
Huntington Playhouse is located at 28601 Lake Road in Bay Village and is an  
affiliate of the Cleveland Metroparks.  For up to date information, check  our 
web site at _www.huntingtonplayhouse.com_ 
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From Cindi at playhousesquare.com  Mon Aug 15 06:02:42 2005
From: Cindi at playhousesquare.com (Cindi Szymanski)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 09:02:42 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Teen Poetry Slam September 17th
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annual open house, Centerfest.  The slam will be held in the Idea Center
at Playhouse Square.  Teens from 13-19 who would like to compete in the
slam for a $100 grand prize should call 216-348-7909 to register.=20
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Cindi Szymanski
Communications Manager, Educational Programs
Playhouse Square Center
1501 Euclid Ave., Suite 200
Cleveland, OH 44115
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From artistschair2005 at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 07:12:32 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:12:32 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Brooke Willis (Event Coordinator) is the "Featured Artist
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From chris at antonellic.com  Mon Aug 15 07:14:46 2005
From: chris at antonellic.com (Chris White)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:14:46 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Last Weekend for the musical Lucky Stiff at Chagrin Valley
	Little Theatre.......
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Chagrin Valley Little Theatre

Presents   the musical Lucky Stiff

August 15, 2005

Lucky Stiff is a surprise, and a good one; this charming little show is =
another triumph for the Chagrin Valley Little theatre.  Lynn Ahrens =
(lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music) write big, tuneful scores in the =
Golden Age of Broadway tradition, but their sensibility is resolutely of =
their own time. Here, they have adapted Michael Butterworth's novel, The =
Man who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo.

As expected from Ahrens and Flaherty, the songs are tuneful, =
intelligent, often very funny. Several are clever and all of them work. =
Lucky Stiff is a delightful little musical.

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Cast

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Harry                           Ben Drenik
Annabel                      Sarah Seider

Rita                             Sharon Lloyd

Tony/Luigi                  John Bonk

Dominique                 Deana Stein

Vinnie                         Ron Turk

Ensemble                   Ashley Hall

Ensemble                   Marilyn Fadeley

Ensemble                   Brian Smith

Ensemble                   Bill Mohoan

Dead Man                  Jerry Schaber

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Director:  Sheila Heyman

Producer/Costumes:  Chery Suchan

Music Director:  Deborah L. Kulber

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Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM

July 22 - August 20
Sundays @ 2pm

July 31,  August 7, 14

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40 River Street    Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022

Box Office: (440) 247-8955

Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday

Adults    $16    Seniors and Youths under 18           $12

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Special Offer on Tickets:  Buy One Get One Free

Offer Valid Friday and Saturdays July 29 - Aug 20

Sundays July 31, Aug 7, 14

Please be sure to visit us at

www.cvlt.org  or www.chagrinfalls-ohio.com

CVLT offers a very attractive dinner theater package with three of =
Chagrin Falls' finest restaurants.  Make your theater reservations =
first, then call the restaurant of your choice to take advantage of =
their special dinner theater offering.  Call one of these fine =
restaurants and enjoy dinner before the show.  You should be prepared to =
show your theater tickets prior to seating at the restaurant.

Enjoy wonderful cuisine plus an entertaining evening at "the little =
theatre".

The Raintree    440-247-4800

Gamekeeper's Tavern    440-247-7744

Blake's Seafood Grille    440-893-9910

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Chris White
Corporate Controller
M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
32100 Solon Road  Suite 204
Solon, OH  44139
440-542-1724-Phone
440-542-1726-Fax
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mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Music Director:<SPAN=20
style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">  </SPAN>Deborah L.=20
Kulber<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT =
face=3DArial> <o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Fridays & Saturdays @ 8=20
PM<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P></DIV>
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style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><SPAN=20
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0pt"><FONT=20
size=3D3><FONT color=3D#000000>July 22 =96 August=20
20<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></DIV>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Sundays @ =
2pm<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>July 31,<SPAN style=3D"mso-spacerun: =
yes"> =20
</SPAN>August 7, 14<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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face=3DArial> <o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
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color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>40 River Street<SPAN=20
style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">    </SPAN>Chagrin Falls, =
Ohio=20
44022</FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-bidi-font-weight: bold"><FONT=20
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Office: </SPAN></SPAN><SPAN class=3Dcream121><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; COLOR: windowtext; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.5pt">(440)=20
247-8955</SPAN></SPAN></FONT></P>
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face=3DArial><SPAN=20
class=3Dyellow12boldplain1><SPAN=20
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mso-bidi-font-size: 10.5pt; mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; =
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Office Hours:</SPAN></SPAN><FONT color=3D#000000><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
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</SPAN><SPAN class=3Dcream121><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; COLOR: windowtext; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.5pt">1 - 6=20
p.m. Monday =96 Saturday<o:p></o:p></SPAN></SPAN></FONT></FONT></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
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color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Adults<SPAN=20
style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">    </SPAN>$16<SPAN=20
style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">    </SPAN>Seniors and Youths =
under=20
18<SPAN style=3D"mso-tab-count: =
1">       =20
</SPAN><SPAN style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">  =20
</SPAN>$12</FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-bidi-font-weight: bold"><SPAN=20
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt"><EM><STRONG>Special Offer on=20
Tickets:  Buy One Get One Free</STRONG></EM></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt"><EM><STRONG>Offer=20
Valid Friday and Saturdays July 29 - Aug =
20</STRONG></EM></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt"><EM><STRONG>Sundays July 31,=20
Aug 7, 14</STRONG></EM></SPAN></P>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt"><EM><STRONG><o:p></o:p></STRONG></EM></SPAN> </P></FONT></FO=
NT></SPAN></SPAN>
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-bidi-font-weight: bold"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT =
face=3DArial><o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN> </P>
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10.0pt; mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Please be sure to visit us=20
at<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></STRONG></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><STRONG><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-WEIGHT: normal; FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt; mso-bidi-font-family: Arial"><A=20
href=3D"http://www.cvlt.org"><B><SPAN style=3D"COLOR: windowtext"><FONT=20
face=3DArial>www.cvlt.org</FONT></SPAN></B></A><FONT face=3DArial=20
color=3D#000000>  or </FONT><A=20
href=3D"http://www.chagrinfalls-ohio.com"><B><SPAN style=3D"COLOR: =
windowtext"><FONT=20
face=3DArial>www.chagrinfalls-ohio.com</FONT></SPAN></B></A><o:p></o:p></=
SPAN></STRONG></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial; =
mso-hansi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>CVLT offers a very attractive dinner =
theater=20
package with three of Chagrin Falls' finest restaurants.  Make your =
theater=20
reservations first, then call the restaurant of your choice to take =
advantage of=20
their special dinner theater offering.  Call one of these fine =
restaurants=20
and enjoy dinner before the show.  You should be prepared to show =
your=20
theater tickets prior to seating at the=20
restaurant.<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial; =
mso-hansi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Enjoy wonderful cuisine plus an =
entertaining=20
evening at "the little theatre".<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><EM><FONT=20
face=3DArial></FONT></EM> </P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial; =
mso-hansi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>The Raintree   =20
440-247-4800<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial; =
mso-hansi-font-family: Arial"><FONT=20
color=3D#000000><FONT face=3DArial>Gamekeeper's Tavern    =

440-247-7744<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN><FONT =
color=3D#000000><FONT=20
face=3DArial><FONT size=3D3>Blake's Seafood Grille   =20
440-893-9910<o:p></o:p></FONT></FONT></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P style=3D"MARGIN-LEFT: 0.5in; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0.5in; TEXT-ALIGN: center" =

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Arial"><FONT=20
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<DIV><EM><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#000080 size=3D2>Chris =
White<BR>Corporate=20
Controller<BR>M. Davis Management Services, Inc.<BR>32100 Solon =
Road  Suite=20
204<BR>Solon, OH =20
44139<BR>440-542-1724-Phone<BR>440-542-1726-Fax</FONT></EM></DIV></BODY><=
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Press Release

Chagrin Valley Little Theatre

At The River Street Playhouse

Presents   Parallel Lives

August 15, 2005: =20

Directors Notes, by Barbara L. Rhoades

=20

If you're expecting to see a traditional comedy, you're in for a big =
surprise. Parallel Lives is anything but traditional.  Parallel Lives =
explores the plight of women and the struggle of the sexes through a =
series of vignettes in which two actresses, Yvonne Pilarczyk and Lisa =
Tarr, each play 12-15 different male and female characters trying to =
cope with modern life. This show is not at all afraid to poke fun at =
such controversial topics as religion, sex, menstruation, death, =
homosexuality, marriage, male-female relationships, stereotypes, and =
family relations.

=20

Just trying to stay out of the actor's way as best I can since they are =
responsible for bringing these characters to life ; I just give them the =
parameters. =20

=20

This is a tour de force for both Vonnie and Lisa and it has been a joy =
to work with them.  The show is playful, irreverent, totally freeform, =
and has an element of the unexpected in every scene.

Enjoy!

Barbara

Cast:  Yvonne E. Pilarczyk and Lisa Tarr

=20

Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM

August 12 - August 27

=20

Director:  Barbara L. Rhoades

=20

56 River Street    Chagrin Falls

Box Office: (440) 247-8955

Box Office Hours: 1 - 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday

Tickets $8

Please be sure to visit us at

www.cvlt.org  or www.chagrinfalls-ohio.com

CVLT offers a very attractive dinner theater package with three of =
Chagrin Falls' finest restaurants.  Make your theater reservations =
first, then call the restaurant of your choice to take advantage of =
their special dinner theater offering.  Call one of these fine =
restaurants and enjoy dinner before the show.  You should be prepared to =
show your theater tickets prior to seating at the restaurant.

Enjoy wonderful cuisine plus an entertaining evening at The River Street =
Playhouse

The Raintree    440-247-4800

Gamekeeper's Tavern    440-247-7744

Blake's Seafood Grille    440-893-9910

Chris White
Corporate Controller
M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
32100 Solon Road  Suite 204
Solon, OH  44139
440-542-1724-Phone
440-542-1726-Fax
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<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><FONT =
color=3D#000000><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; =
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class=3DLead-inEmphasis><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; LETTER-SPACING: -0.25pt; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt; mso-bidi-font-family: Arial; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial; =
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style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; COLOR: black; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond>Directors Notes, by Barbara L.=20
Rhoades<o:p></o:p></FONT></SPAN></I></B></P>
<P class=3DMsoNormal style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN=20
style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 12pt; COLOR: black; mso-bidi-font-size: =
10.0pt"><FONT=20
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<P class=3DAddress=20
style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><SPAN=20
style=3D"LETTER-SPACING: 0pt"><FONT face=3DGaramond>If you=92re =
expecting to see a=20
traditional comedy, you=92re in for a big surprise. <EM><STRONG>Parallel =

Lives</STRONG></EM> is anything but traditional.<SPAN=20
style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">  </SPAN><STRONG><EM>Parallel =
Lives</EM></STRONG>=20
explores the plight of women and the struggle of the sexes through a =
series of=20
vignettes in which two actresses, Yvonne Pilarczyk and Lisa Tarr, each =
play=20
12=9615 different male and female characters trying to cope with modern =
life. This=20
show is not at all afraid to poke fun at such controversial topics as =
religion,=20
sex, menstruation, death, homosexuality, marriage, male-female =
relationships,=20
stereotypes, and family relations.<o:p></o:p></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P class=3DAddress=20
style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><SPAN=20
style=3D"LETTER-SPACING: 0pt"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond> <o:p></o:p></FONT></SPAN></P>
<P class=3DAddress=20
style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond>Just trying to stay out of the actor=92s way as =
</FONT><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond>best<SPAN style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes"> </SPAN>I can =
since they are=20
responsible for bringing these characters to life ; I just give them the =

parameters.<SPAN style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">  </SPAN></FONT></P>
<P class=3DAddress=20
style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond> <o:p></o:p></FONT></P>
<P class=3DAddress=20
style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond>This is a tour de force for both Vonnie and Lisa and it =
has been a=20
joy to work with them.<SPAN style=3D"mso-spacerun: yes">  =
</SPAN>The show is=20
playful, irreverent, totally freeform, and has an element of the =
unexpected in=20
every scene.</FONT></P>
<P class=3DAddress=20
style=3D"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: normal; mso-pagination: =
widow-orphan"><FONT=20
face=3DGaramond></FONT> </P>
<P class=3DAddress=20
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From info at standingrock.net  Mon Aug 15 07:44:11 2005
From: info at standingrock.net (Standing Rock Cultural Arts)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:44:11 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Preview of M. Mothersbaugh Work Friday
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Greetings,

Because of the large amount of inquiry, we have decided to offer a Preview
of the "Beautiful Mutants" of Mark Mothersbaugh at the North Water Street
Gallery on Friday, August 19th.

Those interested should register by sending an e-mail to
info at standingrock.net or calling Jeff at 330-673-4970 by Thursday, August
18th.

WHO:  Standing Rock Cultural Arts

WHAT:  Preview of "Beautiful Mutants",  Archival Prints by Mark Mothersbaug=
h
of DEVO

WHEN:  Friday, 6-8pm.
-Public Opening Reception to Follow from 8-11pm.

WHERE:  North Water Street Gallery, 257 N. Water Street, Kent, Ohio

REGISTRATION:  reply to info at standingrock.net.
-Use "Preview of Beautiful Mutants" as subject heading
-or call 330-673-4970 by August 18th
-limited to first 20 people

Cost:  $5.00

We recently received word from Mark Mothersbaugh's Agent that he is
considering making an appearance at the Gallery this Friday for the Opening=
.
We surely hope this occurs as we are honored to celebrate this local legend
here in Kent.

Updates:  www.standingrock.net

Thank you for your time and consideration,

Jeff Ingram/Executive Director
Standing Rock Cultural Arts
257 N. Water St.
Kent, OH 44240
330-673-4970
www.standingrock.net
info at standingrock.net

Beautiful Mutants:
http://www.mutatovisual.com/gallery.html#bm

Images pulled from man's past,
then corrected into sickeningly beautiful beings.

Photo manipulations & illustrations =80 Archival Prints, Photos, Originals.
Mark's love of art started early in his childhood, just after it was
discovered that he was extremely nearsighted and legally blind.

His first correctional glasses offered Mark a new view of the world,
inspiring his obsession with imagery and illustrations. His first works,
which he began creating in the late 1960's and into the 70's, consisted of
many different mediums, including rubber stamp designs, ink illustrations,
screen printing, decals, and mail art. He participated in local showings,
and received recognition for his work in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.

Now Mark will embark on his BEAUTIFUL MUTANTS tour in
2005, which will showcase his photographic symmetrical
creations and 'corrected' imagery. See you there...

Symmetry

Rorschach=B9s patterns, though abstract, suggest different visual images to
each person who views them, and each interpretation is correct.  Objects in
this world are what they are to you because of how you happen to see them.

People are all hiding something.  Many know exactly what that is, while mos=
t
probably have no idea.  Our asymmetrical exterior hides the true contents i=
n
each of us.

Aztec Indians built gigantic kaleidoscopic pyramids that focused light from
the sun through complex polished silver mirrors that reflected and flipped
images of humans onto walls, giving rise to the celebration of a quest for
true symmetry in their lives.

In the 18oo=B9s, people would flirt with these ideas and play parlor games
with signatures, paper cuttings, etc.  It was in the early 1900=B9s that
Rorschach and other psychiatrists developed theories and medieval practices
(inverted as it turned out) based on their intuitive hunches regarding the
symmetry and internal workings of man.  Humans, great pretenders to
bi-lateral symmetry, are in actuality, closer to potatoes in their lack of
precise symmetry.

A closer look reveals what is truly inside the people around us.
The photographs in this show were corrected in order to examine those who
have walked the planet before us.  Theoretically symmetrical in
generalities, the subtle potatoe-like qualities of the human form allow the
tenants of those bodies to hide within their asymmetric muddiness.

These corrected photographic images allow the true tenant of these human
faces and figures to be flushed out and viewed without the disguise that we
all so expertly hide behind.

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Greetings,

Because of the large amount of inquiry, we have decided to offer a Preview =
of the "Beautiful Mutants" of Mark Mothersbaugh at the North Water=
 Street Gallery on Friday, August 19th.

Those interested should register by sending an e-mail to info at standingrock.=
net or calling Jeff at 330-673-4970 by Thursday, August 18th.

WHO:  Standing Rock Cultural Arts

WHAT:  Preview of "Beautiful Mutants",  Archival Prints=
 by Mark Mothersbaugh of DEVO

WHEN:  Friday, 6-8pm.

-Public Opening Reception to Follow from 8-11pm.

WHERE:  North Water Street Gallery, 257 N. Water Street, Kent, Ohio

REGISTRATION:  reply to info at standingrock.net.

-Use "Preview of Beautiful Mutants" as subject heading

-or call 330-673-4970 by August 18th

-limited to first 20 people

Cost:  $5.00

We recently received word from Mark Mothersbaugh's Agent that he is conside=
ring making an appearance at the Gallery this Friday for the Opening.  =
We surely hope this occurs as we are honored to celebrate this local legend =
here in Kent.

Updates:  www.standingrock.net

Thank you for your time and consideration,

Jeff Ingram/Executive Director

Standing Rock Cultural Arts

257 N. Water St.

Kent, OH 44240

330-673-4970

www.standingrock.net

info at standingrock.net

Beautiful Mutants:

http://www.mutatovisual=
.com/gallery.html#bm

Images pulled from man's =
past,

then corrected into sickeningly beautiful beings.

Photo manipulations & illustrations =80 Archival Prints, Photos, Original=
s.

Mark's love of art started early in his childhood, just after it was discov=
ered that he was extremely nearsighted and legally blind.

His first correctional glasses offered Mark a new view of the world, inspir=
ing his obsession with imagery and illustrations. His first works, which he =
began creating in the late 1960's and into the 70's, consisted of many diffe=
rent mediums, including rubber stamp designs, ink illustrations, screen prin=
ting, decals, and mail art. He participated in local showings, and received =
recognition for his work in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.

Now Mark will embark on his BEAUTIFUL MUTANTS tour in

2005, which will showcase his photographic symmetrical

creations and 'corrected' imagery. See you there...

Symmetry

Rorschach=B9s patterns, though abstract, suggest different visual images to e=
ach person who views them, and each interpretation is correct.  Objects=
 in this world are what they are to you because of how you happen to see the=
m.

People are all hiding something.  Many know exactly what that is, whil=
e most probably have no idea.  Our asymmetrical exterior hides the true=
 contents in each of us.

Aztec Indians built gigantic kaleidoscopic pyramids that focused light from=
 the sun through complex polished silver mirrors that reflected and flipped =
images of humans onto walls, giving rise to the celebration of a quest for t=
rue symmetry in their lives.

In the 18oo=B9s, people would flirt with these ideas a=
nd play parlor games with signatures, paper cuttings, etc.  It was in t=
he early 1900=B9s that Rorschach and other psychiatrists developed theories an=
d medieval practices (inverted as it turned out) based on their intuitive hu=
nches regarding the symmetry and internal workings of man.  Humans, gre=
at pretenders to bi-lateral symmetry, are in actuality, closer to potatoes i=
n their lack of precise symmetry.

A closer look reveals what is truly inside the people around us.

The photographs in this show were corrected in order=
 to examine those who have walked the planet before us.  Theoretically =
symmetrical in generalities, the subtle potatoe-like qualities of the human =
form allow the tenants of those bodies to hide within their asymmetric muddi=
ness.

These corrected photographic images allow the true tenant of these human fa=
ces and figures to be flushed out and viewed without the disguise that we al=
l so expertly hide behind.

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From chris at antonellic.com  Mon Aug 15 07:47:31 2005
From: chris at antonellic.com (Chris White)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:47:31 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"Murder" marks 75 years at Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
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Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Sponsored by Junction Auto
presents
Murder by the Falls
    An Annual Major Benefit for Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
Deadly Debate
Written and Directed by Don Edelman

On Sept 9th and Sept 10th, the audience will take part in the annual =
"Murder by the Falls" fund raiser.  According to CVLT President Thomas =
Neff, it's an interactive fun-filled evening in which guests get to wine =
and dine and have the opportunity to mingle with other theatergoers as =
they solve the mystery.

Veteran actor and director Don Edelman has written and directs this =
years murder mystery, Deadly Debate.  It just happens that this is an =
election year in Chagrin Falls.  After a reception, guests will see the =
first act of the play and then tour the village for clues to help =
identify the murderer.  All is tongue in cheek and bears no resemblance =
to reality - or does it?

The mystery solvers will then return to Township Hall for dinner, decide =
by table groups who the murderer is and then find out if their instincts =
were correct.  The second act reveals the truth.

The event is sponsored by Junction Auto, a supporter of CVLT for many =
years.  Tickets are $65, $30 of which is tax-deductible.

Seating is in groups of 8
Cash wine/beer bar
Rain or shine
Detective gear or informal

timeline
6-7pm  -  Registration & Hors D'ouvres
7-7:30pm  -  ACT l of Deadly Debate at CVLT
7:30-8:15pm  -  Search the village for clues
8:30-9:15pm  -  Dinner & Balloting at Township Hall
9:30-10pm  -  ACT II of Deadly Debate & Rewards

Be A Table Sponsor!!
Just $75 puts your name or log on tables, programs, and lobby posters

Call the Box Office Today=20
 Seating is Limited  Reserve Now=20
 Deadline is Aug 31st

Box Office:  440-247-8955
Monday - Saturday 1-6pm

40 River Street
Chagrin Falls, Ohio  44022

Join fellow detectives for an informal (or dress in your favorite =
detective gear) evening to help solve this deadly crime.  The inspector =
needs all the help he can get!  The cost is only $65 per person ($30 tax =
deductible) it includes getting acquainted with your fellow detectives =
over appetizers and a cash wine/bar - sorry, no donuts - next, a =
murderously good show and "to-die-for" dinner.

Seating is limited - so don't miss a clue!  Dead-line for reservations =
is August 31, 2005.

Call Chagrin Valley Little Theatre at 440-247-8955 TODAY.  The future of =
Chagrin Falls depends on you!

 =20

Chris White
Corporate Controller
M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
32100 Solon Road  Suite 204
Solon, OH  44139
440-542-1724-Phone
440-542-1726-Fax
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to mingle with other theatergoers as they solve the =
mystery.

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Seating is in =
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Rain or =
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7:30-8:15pm =20
-  Search the village for clues
8:30-9:15pm =20
-  Dinner & Balloting at Township Hall
9:30-10pm  =
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II of Deadly Debate & Rewards

Be A Table=20
Sponsor!!
Just =
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Call the Box=20
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 Seating is Limited  Reserve=20
Now 
 Deadline is Aug 31st

Box =
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440-247-8955
Monday =
- Saturday=20
1-6pm

40 =
River=20
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Seating is limited =
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2005.

Call Chagrin Valley =
Little=20
Theatre at 440-247-8955 TODAY.  The future of Chagrin Falls depends =
on=20
you!

  =

Chris =
White
Corporate=20
Controller
M. Davis Management Services, Inc.
32100 Solon =
Road  Suite=20
204
Solon, OH =20
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440-542-1724-Phone
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From cager55 at alltel.net  Mon Aug 15 07:50:05 2005
From: cager55 at alltel.net (Jeff Caja)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 10:50:05 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (abridged)" OPENING - ELYRIA
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ELYRIA SUMMER THEATRE ASSOCIATION=20

PRESENTS THE FINAL SHOW OF ITS 2005 SEASON

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~~ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB~~

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THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (abridged)

By Adam Long, Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor

DIRECTED BY PAM CHRISTIAN

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OPENING THIS THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,  2005    8:00 P.M.

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FOUR SHOWS ONLY=20

AUG. 18th, 19th and 20th at 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, August 21st Matinee at 2:00 p.m.

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ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

6TH AND WEST AVENUES

ELYRIA, OHIO  44035

(just a few blocks south of the town square in the center of Elyria)

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ADMISSION:  $9.00

STUDENTS/SENIORS: $8.00

BOX OFFICE:  440 329-2111

Limited Seating - Reservations Recommended

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CAST LIST - AUTHORS TICHENOR, LONG AND MARTIN ARE PLAYED BY:

Patrick Augustine

Brent Heuser

Mel Rainey

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America's history presented as a breathlessly- paced sequence of silly =
vaudeville sketches, puns and crude parodies.  Nothing is sacred as the =
authors find craziness in everything from the discovery of the New World =
to the Clinton Administration...then, because Americans love happy =
endings, they do it backwards, "righting all the wrongs."   =20

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Written by the same team that created The Complete Works of William =
Shakespeare (abridged).=20

This show is rated "PG-13" and contains references to various body parts =
with some "potty humor" mixed in for laughs.  =20

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SEASON

~~ALL=20
PROCEEDS DONATED TO ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA=20
CLUB~~

THE=20
COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (abridged)
By Adam=20
Long, Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor
DIRECTED=20
BY PAM CHRISTIAN

OPENING=20
THIS THURSDAY, AUGUST =
18,  2005    8:00=20
P.M.

FOUR=20
SHOWS ONLY=20

AUG.=20
18th, 19th and 20th at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday,=20
August 21st Matinee at 2:00 p.m.

ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL=20
AUDITORIUM
6TH AND WEST=20
AVENUES
ELYRIA, OHIO =20
44035
(just a few blocks =
south of the=20
town square in the center of Elyria)

ADMISSION:  =
$9.00
STUDENTS/SENIORS: =
$8.00
BOX OFFICE:  440 =

329-2111
Limited Seating - Reservations=20
Recommended

CAST LIST - AUTHORS TICHENOR, =
LONG AND=20
MARTIN ARE PLAYED BY:
Patrick =
Augustine
Brent =
Heuser
Mel =
Rainey

America=92s =
history=20
presented as a breathlessly- paced sequence of silly vaudeville =
sketches, puns=20
and crude parodies.  =
Nothing is=20
sacred as the authors find craziness in everything from the discovery of =
the New=20
World to the Clinton Administration...then, because Americans love =
happy=20
endings, they do it backwards, =93righting all the wrongs.=94    

Written=20
by the same team that created The=20
Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged). =

This show is =
rated =93PG-13=94=20
and contains references to various body parts with some =93potty =
humor=94 mixed in=20
for laughs.  =20

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From Thackaberr at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 08:07:15 2005
From: Thackaberr at aol.com (Thackaberr at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 11:07:15 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Actors' Summit Announces 2005 - 2006 Season
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For immediate  release=20
For Additional Information  Contact:=20
Neil Thackaberry, 330-342-0800=20

The 2005-2006 Season at Actors=E2=80=99  Summit=20
Actors=E2=80=99 Summit, the professional theater  based in Hudson, Ohio, has=
=20
announced its sixth season. The 2005 -2006 offerings  will include eight mai=
nstage=20
productions ranging from classical to contemporary  and from drama to comedy=
. The=20
season which runs from September to May will  include 96 regularly scheduled=
=20
performances.=20
=E2=80=9CWe=E2=80=99re delighted to be able to offer a full season of exciti=
ng theater,=E2=80=9D =20
said Neil Thackaberry, Artistic Director. =E2=80=9CWe=E2=80=99re confident t=
hat the variety of =20
the plays and the quality of the performances will stimulate our regular=20
patrons  give newcomers lots of opportunities to sample our  work.=E2=80=9D=20
Ticket Prices=20
Season Subscriptions, Good-Time-Any-Time Coupons, and individual tickets =20
will all stay at the same prices as last year. Season subscriptions range fr=
om =20
as little as $64 for students to see all eight shows. Good-Time-Any-Time=20
Coupons  are available in books of 6 or 10 for $20 per ticket. Individual ti=
ckets=20
will go  on sale two weeks prior to the first performance.=20
=E2=80=9COur most popular night is our Preview,=E2=80=9D said MaryJo Alexand=
er, Associate =20
Artistic Director. =E2=80=9CSeniors can see all eight shows for only $80.=
=E2=80=9D The Box =20
Office Phone number is 330-342-0800.=20

Actors=E2=80=99  Summit=20
2005  -  2006 Season=20

They=E2=80=99re  Playing Our Song         September 8 through September  25=20
Book by Neil Simon. Music by Marvin  Hamlisch. Lyrics by Carol Bayer Sager.=20
=E2=80=98Our Song=E2=80=99 is a funny, romantic show  about an established p=
op composer and=20
his relationship with an aspiring young  female lyricist. Professionally,=20
their relationship works beautifully =E2=80=93 but it=E2=80=99s  a different=
 story on the home=20
front. =20
Turn of the  Screw                                    October 6 through=20
October 23=20
Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from the  story by Henry James=20
A young governess  journeys to a lonely English manor house to care for two=20
recently orphaned  children. Now the new governess has begun to see specters=
=20
haunting the children,  and she must find a way to stop the fiends before it=
 is=20
too late. But one  frightening question tortures the would-be heroine: Are t=
he=20
ghosts real, or are  they the product of her own fevered imagination?=20
Clarence  Darrow                         November 3 through November 20=20
By David W. Rintels, based on Clarence  Darrow for the Devense by Irving=20
Stone. =20
>From the Scopes =E2=80=9CMonkey=E2=80=9D trial to the  sensational Leopold-L=
oeb case, Darrow=20
reviews much of America=E2=80=99s legal history  with salty humor, courtroom=
 gusto=20
and human relish. His private life and the  history of the nation are woven=20=
into=20
this story of a man who accepted unpopular  cases and defended unpopular=20
causes. =20
Uh, Oh,  Here Comes Christmas          December 1 through December 23 (No=20
performances December 16 &  17)=20
Based upon books by Robert Fulghum.  Adapted by Ernest Zulia and David=20
Caldwell. Music and lyrics by David  Caldwell.=20
Fifteen short holiday stories from the  international best-selling author of=
=20
All I Really Need to Know I Learned in  Kindergarten have been crafted into=20=
an=20
unforgettable evening of story  and song. The play is a soulful search for=20
the holiday spirit amid the waves of  commercialism, stress and chaos that s=
eem=20
to come crashing down around  Halloween. =20
Shame the  Devil: An Audience With Fanny Kemble          January  12=20
through 29 =20
By Anne  Ludlum =20
Late on an October evening in 1850,  Fanny Kemble bursts into her Manhattan=20
parlor to spend the evening with friends  while she waits for the reviews of=
=20
her debut as a solo interpreter of  Shakespeare. She takes the opportunity t=
o=20
talk of her transformation from a star  of the London stage, to the mistress=
 of=20
a Georgia slave plantation, her divorce  as the result of her abolitionist=20
actions, and her triumphant return to the  stage.=20
Inside Out                                     February 16 through March 5=20
Book by Doug Haverty. Music by Adryan  Russ. Lyrics by Adryan Russ and Doug=20
Haverty. =20
Desperate, smart, sassy, affectionate,  aware and determined women give and=20
get support in spirited weekly meetings  guided by Grace, a savvy therapist.=
 A=20
hesitant new member, alters the chemistry  of the group and stimulates a rou=
nd=20
of evocative and uplifting breakthroughs.  Women=E2=80=99s issues are explor=
ed with=20
humor, wit, and sensitivity. The vibrant score  ranges from hysterical Broad=
way=20
patter to no-holds-barred gospel and good-time  doowop. The play includes on=
e=20
song which explains once and for all what women  want of men.=20
A Midsummer  Night=E2=80=99s Dream   March 23 through April  9=20
By William  Shakespeare=20
Young lovers, mischievous fairies,  well-meaning community actors, poetry,=20
passion and pratfalls combine to create  Shakespeare=E2=80=99s most accessib=
le play.=20
All in the  Timing                           April 27 through May 14=20
by David  Ives=20
This wildly funny evening of short  sketch comedies combines wit, intellect,=
=20
satire and just plain fun. In Sure  Thing two people meet in a caf=C3=A9 and=
 find=20
their way through a  conversational minefield with a bell interrupting wrong=
=20
steps on the path to  love. Words, Words, Words has three  monkeys with=20
typewriters attempting to write Hamlet. Variations on the Death of Trotsky =20=
shows us=20
the revolutionary on the day of his demise, trying to comprehend the  axe he=
=E2=80=99s=20
found imbedded in his head. Also includes The  Universal Language, Phillip=20
Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread,  and The Philadelphia.   =20
Web site=20
Actors  Summit Theater can be found on the web at www.actorssummit.org.=20
Actors' Summit  is a professional, not for profit, 501-c-3 professional arts=
=20
organization. We  are seeking volunteers and board members. For more details=
 please=20
call MaryJo or  Neil at 330-342-0800. =20

Actors'  Summit is working under a developmental agreement with Actors'=20
Equity  Association (the Union of professional Actors and Stage  managers.)=20

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For immediate=20
release
For Additional Information=20
Contact:
        &=
nbsp;  =20
Neil Thackaberry, 330-342-0800
=

The 2005-2006 Season at Actors=
=E2=80=99=20
Summit

Actors=E2=80=99 Summit, the prof=
essional theater=20
based in Hudson, Ohio, has announced its sixth season. The 2005 -2006 offeri=
ngs=20
will include eight mainstage productions ranging from classical to contempor=
ary=20
and from drama to comedy. The season which runs from September to May will=20
include 96 regularly scheduled performances.
 <=
/P>
        &=
nbsp;  =20
=E2=80=9CWe=E2=80=99re delighted to be able to offer a full season of=
 exciting theater,=E2=80=9D=20
said Neil Thackaberry, Artistic Director. =E2=80=9CWe=E2=80=99re confident t=
hat the variety of=20
the plays and the quality of the performances will stimulate our regular pat=
rons=20
give newcomers lots of opportunities to sample our=20
work.=E2=80=9D
 <=
/P>
Ticket Prices
        &=
nbsp;  =20
Season Subscriptions, Good-Time-Any-Time Coupons, and individual tick=
ets=20
will all stay at the same prices as last year. Season subscriptions range fr=
om=20
as little as $64 for students to see all eight shows. Good-Time-Any-Time Cou=
pons=20
are available in books of 6 or 10 for $20 per ticket. Individual tickets wil=
l go=20
on sale two weeks prior to the first performance.
        &=
nbsp;  =20
=E2=80=9COur most popular night is our Preview,=E2=80=9D said MaryJo=20=
Alexander, Associate=20
Artistic Director. =E2=80=9CSeniors can see all eight shows for only $80.=
=E2=80=9D The Box=20
Office Phone number is 330-342-0800.

Actors=E2=80=99=20
Summit
2005  - =20
2006 Season

The=
y=E2=80=99re=20
Playing Our Song         September 8 through Sep=
tember=20
25
Book by Neil Simon. Music by Mar=
vin=20
Hamlisch. Lyrics by Carol Bayer Sager.
=E2=80=98Our Song=E2=80=99 is a=20=
funny, romantic show=20
about an established pop composer and his relationship with an aspiring youn=
g=20
female lyricist. Professionally, their relationship works beautifully =E2=
=80=93 but it=E2=80=99s=20
a different story on the home front. 
 <=
/P>
Tur=
n of the=20
Screw        &=
nbsp;            =
;            &nb=
sp; =20
October 6 through October 23
Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from=20=
the=20
story by Henry James
A young gove=
rness=20
journeys to a lonely English manor house to care for two recently orphaned=20
children. Now the new governess has begun to see specters haunting the child=
ren,=20
and she must find a way to stop the fiends before it is too late. But one=20
frightening question tortures the would-be heroine: Are the ghosts real, or=20=
are=20
they the product of her own fevered imagination?
Cla=
rence=20
Darrow        &=
nbsp;            =
;   =20
November 3 through November 20
By David W. Rintels, based on Cl=
arence=20
Darrow for the Devense by Irving Stone. 
From the Scopes =E2=80=9CMonkey=
=E2=80=9D trial to the=20
sensational Leopold-Loeb case, Darrow reviews much of America=E2=80=99s lega=
l history=20
with salty humor, courtroom gusto and human relish. His private life and the=
=20
history of the nation are woven into this story of a man who accepted unpopu=
lar=20
cases and defended unpopular causes. 
 <=
/P>
Uh,=
 Oh,=20
Here Comes Christmas        &=
nbsp;=20
December 1 through December 23 (No performances December 16 &=20
17)
Based upon books by Robert Fulgh=
um.=20
Adapted by Ernest Zulia and David Caldwell. Music and lyrics by David=20
Caldwell.
Fifteen short holiday stories fr=
om the=20
international best-selling author of All I Really Need to Know I Learned in=
=20
Kindergarten have been crafted into an unforgettable evening of stor=
y=20
and song. The play is a soulful search for the holiday spirit amid the waves=
 of=20
commercialism, stress and chaos that seem to come crashing down around=20
Halloween. 
 <=
/P>
Sha=
me the=20
Devil: An Audience With Fanny Kemble        =
 =20
January=20
12
 through 29 
By=20=
Anne=20
Ludlum 
Late on an October evening in 18=
50,=20
Fanny Kemble bursts into her Manhattan parlor to spend the evening with frie=
nds=20
while she waits for the reviews of her debut as a solo interpreter of=20
Shakespeare. She takes the opportunity to talk of her transformation from a=20=
star=20
of the London stage, to the mistress of a Georgia slave plantation, her divo=
rce=20
as the result of her abolitionist actions, and her triumphant return to the=20
stage.
 Inside Out        &=
nbsp;            =
;            &nb=
sp;  =20
February 16 through March 5

Book by Doug Haverty. Music by A=
dryan=20
Russ. Lyrics by Adryan Russ and Doug Haverty. 
Desperate, smart, sassy, affecti=
onate,=20
aware and determined women give and get support in spirited weekly meetings=20
guided by Grace, a savvy therapist. A hesitant new member, alters the chemis=
try=20
of the group and stimulates a round of evocative and uplifting breakthroughs=
.=20
Women=E2=80=99s issues are explored with humor, wit, and sensitivity. The vi=
brant score=20
ranges from hysterical Broadway patter to no-holds-barred gospel and good-ti=
me=20
doowop. The play includes one song which explains once and for all what wome=
n=20
want of men.
 <=
/P>
A M=
idsummer=20
Night=E2=80=99s Dream   March 23 through April=20
9
By William=20
Shakespeare
Young lovers, mischievous fairie=
s,=20
well-meaning community actors, poetry, passion and pratfalls combine to crea=
te=20
Shakespeare=E2=80=99s most accessible play.
 <=
/P>
All=
 in the=20
Timing        &=
nbsp;            =
;     =20
April 27 through May 14
by David=20
Ives
This wildly funny evening of sho=
rt=20
sketch comedies combines wit, intellect, satire and just plain fun. In Sure=20
Thing two people meet in a caf=C3=A9 and find their way through a=20
conversational minefield with a bell interrupting wrong steps on the path to=
=20
love. Words, Words, Words has three=20
monkeys with typewriters attempting to write Hamlet. Variations on the Death of Trotsky=
=20
shows us the revolutionary on the day of his demise, trying to comprehend th=
e=20
axe he=E2=80=99s found imbedded in his head. Also includes The=20
Universal Language, Phillip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread=
,=20
and The Philadelphia.   
 <=
/P>
Web site Actors=20
Summit Theater can be found on the web at www.actorssummit.org. Actors' Summ=
it=20
is a professional, not for profit, 501-c-3 professional arts organization. W=
e=20
are seeking volunteers and board members. For more details please call MaryJ=
o or=20
Neil at 330-342-0800. 

=
Actors'=20
Summit is working under a developmental agreement with Actors' Equity=20
Association (the Union of professional Actors and Stage=20
managers.)

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From chloe at passportproject.org  Mon Aug 15 08:16:29 2005
From: chloe at passportproject.org (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Chlo=EB_Hopson?=)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 11:16:29 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Today,
	FREE Lecture/Demonstration of the Swedish Nyckelharpa by Belgian
	artist, Didier Francois: CPL Rice Branch
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Today, Monday, August 15, 6:45-7:45PM:=20
=20
Belgium musician, Didier Francois, shares the haunting sounds of the
Swedish Nyckelharpa, a violin-like instrument from the Middle Ages.
Didier will explain the mechanics and the history of the instrument in
this lecture/demonstration at:
=20
Cleveland Public Library, Rice Branch
2820 E. 116th Street
Cleveland, 44120
=20
For more information, visit:  www.passportproject.org  triangle project
flash site.
=20
=20
MORE FREE EVENTS:=20
=20
~Didier will perform on Shaker Square from 5:30-6:45PM tomorrow,
Tuesday, 8/16.=20
=20
~Cafe Limbo: Roberto Ocasio's Latin Jazz Project! 8-10:30PM, Thursday,
8/18. Free non-alcoholic beverage--just mention Passport Project
(smoothies and specialty drinks not included). 12706 Larchmere Blvd.,
Cleveland, 44120
=20
~Contact improvisation jam and Inner Peace Drum Circle lead by Colleen
Clark, Baba Jubal Harris and Larry Muha. Free, Friday, 8/19, 7-9PM:
12505 Larchmere Blvd., Cleveland, 44120.*
=20
=20

FREE classes at Shaker Square=92s North Lawn on Thursdays through Sept. =
8
from 6:30 to 7:30PM*

=20

=B7        August 18: Capoeira with Taliesin Haugh

=20

=B7        August 25: W. African Dance with Stephanie Hill Ndong

=20

=B7        September 1: Salsa with Claudio Garcia

=20

=B7        September 8: Capoeira with Taliesin Haugh

=20
*Rain location: Passport Project Global Community Arts Center, 12801
Buckeye Road, Cleveland, 44120.
=20
Chlo=EB  Hopson
Passport Project, Director
chloe at passportproject.org
ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org =20
=20
Passport Project's mission is to provide exciting educational
experiences that build community through the arts, encourage respect for
diversity and rejection of racism and negative bias, and a passion for
learning and the global community.
=20
Passport Project does multicultural programs and residencies at schools,
at its Global Community Arts Center, and for the community to further
this mission. Passport Project does diversity training in the corporate
setting.
=20
Passport Project is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization that has been
planting seeds of peace and acceptance since 1998.
=20

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Today, Monday, August 15,=20
6:45-7:45PM: =

Belgium musician, Didier Francois, shares the haunting sounds =
of the=20
Swedish Nyckelharpa, a violin-like instrument from the Middle =
Ages. Didier will explain the mechanics =
and the history=20
of the instrument in this lecture/demonstration=20
at:

Cleveland Public Library, Rice =

Branch
2820 E. 116th=20
Street
Cleveland,=20
44120

For more information, visit:=20
 www.passportproject.org =
 triangle=20
project flash site.

MORE FREE EVENTS: =

~Didier will perform on Shaker =
Square from=20
5:30-6:45PM tomorrow, Tuesday, 8/16. =

~Cafe Limbo: Roberto =
Ocasio's Latin=20
Jazz Project! 8-10:30PM, Thursday, 8/18. Free non-alcoholic=20
beverage--just mention Passport Project (smoothies and specialty drinks =
not=20
included). 12706 Larchmere Blvd., Cleveland,=20
44120

~Contact improvisation =
jam and=20
Inner Peace Drum Circle lead by Colleen Clark, Baba Jubal Harris and =
Larry=20
Muha. Free, Friday, 8/19, 7-9PM: 12505 Larchmere Blvd., =
Cleveland,=20
44120.*

FREE classes at=20
Shaker=20
Square’s North =
Lawn on Thursdays=20
through Sept. 8 from 6:30 to =
7:30PM*

=B7       =20
August 18:=20
Capoeira with Taliesin=20
Haugh

=B7       =20
August 25:=20
W. African Dance with Stephanie Hill=20
Ndong

=B7       =20
September=20
1: Salsa with Claudio =
Garcia

=B7       =20
September=20
8: Capoeira with Taliesin=20
Haugh

*Rain =
location:=20
Passport Project Global Community Arts Center, 12801 Buckeye Road, =
Cleveland,=20
44120.=

=

Chlo=EB  =
Hopson
Passport Project, =
Director
chloe at passportproject.org

ph:: 216.721.1055
http://passportproject.org

Passport Project's =
mission is to=20
provide exciting educational experiences that build community through =
the arts,=20
encourage respect for diversity and rejection of racism and negative =
bias, and a=20
passion for learning and the global community.

Passport=20
Project does multicultural programs and residencies at =
schools,=20
at its Global Community Arts Center, and for the community to further =
this=20
mission. Passport Project does diversity training in the corporate=20
setting.

Passport Project is a =
501 (c) 3,=20
non-profit organization that has been planting seeds of peace and =
acceptance=20
since 1998.

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From ahedger at fineartsassociation.org  Mon Aug 15 08:57:46 2005
From: ahedger at fineartsassociation.org (Ann Hedger)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 11:57:46 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions Aug 15 & 16 - Picasso at the Lapin Agile at Fine
	Arts
Message-ID: <2744EDEF40EB124FABA588C9E7F3EC6E575370@fa1.FineArts.Local>

REMINDER! - Auditions tonight & tomorrow!
for
The Fine Arts Association's=20
2005-2006 Season Opener!
Picasso at the Lapin Agile
by Steve Martin
Directed by Ann Hedger
=20
Audition Dates:
Monday & Tuesday - August 15 & 16, 2005
7:00 pm=20
=20
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
440-951-7500 x103
(There are NO AEA contracts available for this production)
=20
Cold readings from the scripts.=20
=20
Note -- Audition location changed
The Corning Auditorium
The Fine Arts Association
38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio
=20
PERFORMANCE DATES:=20
October 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, & 22, 2005 -  8:00 p.m.
=20
Roles available -=20

Men's roles -

            Albert Einstein - age 20-30

            Pablo Picasso - age 20-30

            Freddy, the owner of the Lapin Agile - age 30-40's

            Gaston, a regular in the bar - age 50+

            Sagot, Picasso's art dealer - age 35-50's

            Charles Dabernow Schmendiman - age 20-30

            A 'Singer from the Fifties' - age 20-30's

Women's roles

            Germaine, waitress and Freddy's girlfriend - age 30-40's

            Suzanne, street smart & in charge - age 18-20's

            The Countess - age 20-30's

            A female admirer - age 20's

=20

The story -=20

This long running Off Broadway absurdist comedy places Albert Einstein
and Pablo Picasso in a Parisian cafe in 1904, just before the renowned
scientist transformed physics with his theory of relativity and the
celebrated painter set the art world afire with cubism. In his first
comedy for the stage, the popular actor and screenwriter plays fast and
loose with fact, fame and fortune as these two geniuses muse on the
century's achievements and prospects as well as other fanciful topics
with infectious dizziness. Bystanders, including Picasso' agent, the
bartender and his mistress, Picasso's date, an elderly philosopher,
Charles Dabernow Schmendimen and an idiot inventor introduce additional
flourishes of humor. The final surprise patron to join the merriment at
the Lapin Agile is a charismatic dark haired singer time warped in from
a later era. (Rated - Mature)

=20

The Fine Arts Association policy encourages non-traditional casting for
all productions.  Any questions regarding any of the above audition
information, please call Ann Hedger, Performance Operations Coordinator,
at 440-951-7500 ext. 103 or e-mail at ahedger at fineartsassociation.org
 .

=20
Ann Hedger
Performance Operations Coordinator
440-951-7500 x103
ahedger at fineartsassociation.org 

__________________________
The Fine Arts Association
Your Center for Arts Education
38660 Mentor Avenue, Willoughby, OH 44094
www.fineartsassociation.org =20

From fgloor at clevelandtheater.com  Mon Aug 15 09:06:55 2005
From: fgloor at clevelandtheater.com (Fred Gloor)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 12:06:55 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CTC Benefit Next Monday 8/22/05
Message-ID: <20050815120623.GA8964@mail19c.g19.rapidsite.net>

Dear Neohiopal:

The annual CTC benefit will be held next Monday 8-22-05 at the Cleveland
Play House.  The event will feature food, beverages, entertainment, a silent
auction, and the annual CTC awards.  For more information and an invitation
go to www.clevelandtheater.com/benefit.asp 

We still need volunteers to help the day of the benefit, and if you are
interested, contact Fred Gloor at fgloor at clevelandtheater.com 

We hope to see you there,

Fred Gloor
Co-Director
The Cleveland Theater Collective
fgloor at clevelandtheater.com 
216-406-1973 

From bhoffman at clevelandplayhouse.com  Mon Aug 15 09:27:23 2005
From: bhoffman at clevelandplayhouse.com (Bill Hoffman)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 12:27:23 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Casting MAMBO ITALIANO at Cleveland Play House
Message-ID: <6.2.0.14.0.20050815120449.02c9b300@mail.clevelandplayhouse.com>

Bill Hoffman, producer of The Cleveland Play House Club Cabaret Series, 
seeks two authentic, singing "good fellas" who can tear it up in the styles 
of Frankie, Deano and Louis Prima, to play the Biancamano brothers in MAMBO 
ITALIANO, weekends in The Play House Club, October 14-November 19. 
Rehearsals week nights September 26-October 13. Age range: late 20's to 
50's, 60's and, yeah, even 70's. Remuneration, of course. Call 216 
795-7000, Ext. 251 or, better yet, email bhoffman at clevelandplayhouse.com to 
set up an interview.

William F. Hoffman
Director of Education
The Cleveland Play House
Phone:(216) 795-7000, ext. 251
http:\\www.clevelandplayhouse.com 

From RNavisjr at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 09:35:33 2005
From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 12:35:33 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NWT AUDITIONS Epic-Scale Intergenerational GODSPELL
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NEAR WEST THEATRE
AUDITIONS
AN EPIC-SCALE INTERGENERATIONAL PRODUCTION OF
GODSPELL
SEPTEMBER 6, 7 & 8
We are looking to cast a  60 member ensemble,
ages 7 on up, of high energy adults, teens and kids who can sing, dance, act 
and
wish to experience the power and healing
of a loving community.
Audition Dates:      September 6, 7 and 8  
(Just come on ONE of these dates!)
        Times:      Children Ages 7-12     6:00-7:00pm
                           Teens and Adults  Ages 13 on up    7:30-10:00pm
               Place:      St. Patrick's Club Building 3rd floor
                                 3606 Bridge Ave in OHIO CITY

THIS IS A GROUP AUDITION PROCESS.
ARRIVE 15 MINUTES BEFORE STARTING TIME.
NO PREPARED MATERIAL NEEDED.  WEAR COMFORTABLE
CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR DANCING.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
WE STRIVE TO CREATE A RELAXED, PLAYFUL,
FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT FOR AUDITIONS.
Anyone arriving after the starting time will not be able 
to audition that evening.

Director's Note:  Even though this production will involve a cast of 60, the 
essence of this Godspell will be the "day by day" formation of an intimate 
community.  The ten original characters known as Jesus, John/Judas, Jeffrey, 
Lamar, Herb, Robin, Joanne, Peggy, Sonia and Gilmer will remain.

"Blind guides, blind fools!
The blood you spilt on you will fall
This nation, this generation
Shall bear the guilt of it all!!!"

A screaming cacophony of babel.  A final cry of cosmic exhaustion. 
An apocalyptic warning blast.  A messy, wet miracle.   
"Hey, I wanna get washed up!" 
And it begins. Again. But for the first time.  
The prophet, the anointing, the community, the alchemy, the dying, the call, 
the possibilities.  
This theatrical circus based on the ancient writings of Matthew was brought 
to the world stage by John Michael Tebelak in the 1970s.  It has never left 
that stage. 
Countless productions across every continent on the globe have sounded its 
call to mercy and renewal.  Universally inspiring at its best, tired 
proselytizing at its worst, Godspell  has treasure for anyone ready to dig.  At NWT we 
will stage it with a large cast of children, teens and adults.  Guaranteed to be 
a wild, bumpy and heavenly ride. 
Songs include "Day By Day",  "All Good Gifts",  "Beautiful City" and  "By My 
Side".

THE PERFORMANCE RUN IS
November 18 through December 4

For information call the NWT Business Office
at 216-621-1919 ext 106

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NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.

WE STRIVE TO CREATE A RELAXED, PLAYFUL,

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"Blind guides, blind fools!

The blood you spilt on you will fall

This nation, this generation

Shall bear the guilt of it all!!!"

A screaming cacophony of babel.  A final cry of cosmic exhaustion. 
An apocalyptic warning blast.  A messy, wet miracle.   

"Hey, I wanna get washed up!" 

And it begins. Again. But for the first time.  

The prophet, the anointing, the community, the alchemy, the dying, the call,=
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This theatrical circus based on the ancient writings of Matthew was brought=20=
to the world stage by John Michael Tebelak in the 1970s.  It has never=20=
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.  At NWT we will stage it with a large cast of children, teens and adu=
lts.  Guaranteed to be a wild, bumpy and heavenly ride. 

Songs include "Day By Day",  "All Good Gifts",  "Beautiful City" a=
nd  "By My Side".

THE PERFORMANCE RUN IS

November 18 through December 4

For information call the NWT Business Office

at 216-621-1919 ext 106

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From rob at talentgroup.com  Mon Aug 15 10:39:32 2005
From: rob at talentgroup.com (Rob Jaeger)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 12:39:32 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Talent Group Internship
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  b.. =20
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  d.. =20
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  d..         Personable
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From Tim216films at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 10:01:13 2005
From: Tim216films at aol.com (Tim216films at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 13:01:13 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]216 Films Casting Call
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216 Films ("Guys") will be conducting open auditions Sunday, August 28th at=20
the Lakewood Library - Madison Branch, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., for a heroic=20
short-subject film and several other short-film projects.   Please note, the=
=20
Madison Branch Library, 13229 Madison Ave., Lakewood (next to the pool).

Casting: Supporting roles for the heroic short-subject: Four men, One Female=
=20
and Extras (6-8 people, open).

* Female Supporting =E2=80=93 Looking for a dominatrix attitude; tall (5-7 t=
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and brunette preferred; Age, 20s to early 30s.

* Male Supporting #1 =E2=80=93 Athletic (well-defined muscles if possible) m=
ale; Age,=20
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* Male Supporting #3 =E2=80=93 Tall (5-10 and up) and thin; Age, late 20s to=
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* Male Supporting #4 =E2=80=93 Open

* Extras (Six to Eight, open) =E2=80=93 Heroic dress will be a strong advant=
age.

Everyone will be considered for several other projects 216 Films has=20
scheduled to be filmed before the end of 2005.

Auditions for Supporting Roles: Short (2 minute max) monologues are=20
encouraged, or readings from a provided, generic side script. Audition will=20=
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Note: Others interested in volunteering, such as sound and lighting crews,=20
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Project: Currently scheduled for an early October, one-day shoot.

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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 10:34:02 2005
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 13:34:02 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Guest Bartender Night, yes, that would be Me,
	at Cronies in Lakewood, this thurs
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SHOW UP AND HAVE  FUN!!!!!!!!!

Scary as it seems, I am  the Guest Bartender/Waiter at Cronies on Thursday, 
August 18th  from 7:00 PM to Midnight

If you are 21 and over, please come  in and eat and drink and have a fabulous 
time mixing it up with Theatre Folk,  and if you are under 21, please come in 
and have a delicious meal and drink soda  till you can't dance no more.

Cronies is located directly across  the street from the Beck Center for the 
Arts and right next to the Mark Twain  Apartments. Cronies is located at 17900 
Detroit Avenue and the phone number is  216-226-3310.

SEE YA  THERE!!!!!!!!!!!

Any questions, write me back or  call  216-269-3824

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SEE YA=20
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From MStein at carouseldinnertheatre.com  Mon Aug 15 13:47:15 2005
From: MStein at carouseldinnertheatre.com (Michael Stein)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 16:47:15 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Carousel Dinner Theatre is looking for Programmer.
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Carousel Dinner Theatre

330 724-9855 ext129

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From creativeselling4you at yahoo.com  Mon Aug 15 13:10:29 2005
From: creativeselling4you at yahoo.com (Jesse Parsh)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 13:10:29 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Short film needs actors
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I am doing a short 5 min film and was looking for anyone that would like to fill a few rolls. It will be shot in the Cleveland area, alot in Parma. This is non paying gig, unless you count how priceless it is to work with me, of course. This is kinda short notice, I am looking to film on Saturday the 27th (tentative).  My friend that I am doing this with is still in college and goes back pretty soon. All rolls are very minimal except for the lead which is in just about every seen. They are as follows. 1 male lead roll, early 20's, jockish type. 1 male early 20's, needs to be similar to the lead but this character needs to be sarcastic and kinda funny. 1 male maybe 40's or so, going to be playing a boss of a house painter. 1 male age is not very important but not older than early 30's. He needs to be a bigger guy but not out of shape. And 1 female early 20's very attractive. Any help would be great, just get in touch of me at 216-299-8608 or by replying to this email. 
Thanks
Jesse

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I am doing a short 5 min film and was looking for anyone that would like to fill a few rolls. It will be shot in the Cleveland area, alot in Parma. This is non paying gig, unless you count how priceless it is to work with me, of course. This is kinda short notice, I am looking to film on Saturday the 27th (tentative).  My friend that I am doing this with is still in college and goes back pretty soon. All rolls are very minimal except for the lead which is in just about every seen. They are as follows. 1 male lead roll, early 20's, jockish type. 1 male early 20's, needs to be similar to the lead but this character needs to be sarcastic and kinda funny. 1 male maybe 40's or so, going to be playing a boss of a house painter. 1 male age is not very important but not older than early 30's. He needs to be a bigger guy but not out of shape. And 1 female early 20's very attractive. Any help would be great, just get in touch of me at 216-299-8608 or by
 replying to this email. 
Thanks
Jesse

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From MStein at carouseldinnertheatre.com  Mon Aug 15 14:02:46 2005
From: MStein at carouseldinnertheatre.com (Michael Stein)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 17:02:46 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Nunsense sets for sale.
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The Carousel Dinner Theatre in Akron, Ohio is selling its Nunsense sets
to the highest bidder.  The sets were from the Carousels productions of
Nunsense I, Nunsense II and Sister Amnesia's Country Western Nunsense
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From Bknechtel at cedarpoint.com  Mon Aug 15 11:50:43 2005
From: Bknechtel at cedarpoint.com (Brandon Knechtel)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 14:50:43 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Rock Guitarist needed!  PAID GIG
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Cedar Point Live Entertainment is looking for a rock guitar player for one
of our indoor performance venues for the 2005 Halloweekends season.
Contract would start August 27 and run until October 30.  Show opens Friday,
September 9 and will run only on weekends to October 30. Weeknight
rehearsals may be required until show opens.  Pay is approx. $73 per
performance day.  Housing is provided for free to those who reside outside a
25-mile radius of Cedar Point.  Ability to read chords and comp solos off of
original artists very helpful.  For more information, contact Brandon at
(419) 627-2388.

From rmpavlock at yahoo.com  Mon Aug 15 11:53:02 2005
From: rmpavlock at yahoo.com (Rebecca Pavlock)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 11:53:02 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Dance classes in Euclid
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Dance classes at Shore Cultural Center will begin September 6th.  Ballet, tap and jazz classes will be offered.  All ages are welcome!  For more information, contact Becky Pavlock at 216-297-9429 or send an email to rmpavlock at yahoo.com. 

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Dance classes at Shore Cultural Center will begin September 6th.  Ballet, tap and jazz classes will be offered.  All ages are welcome!  For more information, contact Becky Pavlock at 216-297-9429 or send an email to rmpavlock at yahoo.com. 

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From johnny at mdifilm.com  Mon Aug 15 12:24:30 2005
From: johnny at mdifilm.com (Johnny Wu)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 15:24:30 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need an award winnig filmmaker to edit your short film?
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it for you starting at $300 (with basic cuts and visual effects) or we
have three DV editing systems (each with DVD Dual Layer Burner) for you
to use at a day-rate of $50/day or $30/half day (based on availability,
might require your own hard drive for storage).

Award winning fillmaker Johnny Wu & MDI have been servicing the
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From ray at worldeonline.com  Mon Aug 15 12:37:27 2005
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 15:37:27 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Casting call at NCCC - Aug. 21st
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Workshed Pictures is holding an open audition on Sunday Aug. 21st from
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locations in Northeast Ohio.

Primary roles include:

Johnny Beefburger- white male, early 20's, large build, mediocre 

intelligence, boyfriend of Cookie

Cookie Cutter- white female, early 20's, slender build, rambunctious,
closet 

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Donald Cutter- white male, 40's/50's, father, heavily medicated for most
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Linda Cutter- white female, 40's/50's, mother, nurturing and kind,
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D.J. Cutter-  white male, young 18, brother, closet cannibal

Secondary roles include:

Chico- disturbed meat delivery guy

Mr. Kruthers- meat packers boss, angry and overstressed

Sexy Meat Girl- attractive young female meat worker

Cosgrove- male, average ht, small build, 20s/30s, wimpy meat worker

All races will be considered for these parts, also some roles for
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From woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net  Mon Aug 15 15:43:09 2005
From: woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net (woodwind_quartet at adelphia.net)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 18:43:09 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Woodwind Quartet live
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Come Hear the Cleveland Municipal School District MUSIC FACULTY
WOODWIND QUARTET on Sunday, August 21, from NOON to 1PM
at the Waterloo Arts Festival "Arts on the 'Loo".  

Also at the festival: jugglers, stilt walkers, face painters, art sale,
rock 'n' roll flea market, family area, film fest, poetry slam, parade, 
great food, 12 main-stage bands, and more!

Festival Times: Saturday, Aug.20: 11AM-7PM; Sunday, Aug.21: 11AM-5PM

Location: E.156 St. & Waterloo Rd. at the Shoreway (I90) in North Collinwood.

                          FREE ADMISSION

From chloe at passportproject.org  Mon Aug 15 17:37:37 2005
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Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 20:37:37 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]GUITAR class begins tomorrow!
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From ricardo2541 at msn.com  Mon Aug 15 19:09:52 2005
From: ricardo2541 at msn.com (DALE SHIELDS)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 22:09:52 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]East side Apartment for rent
Message-ID: 

Large Quiet 3 Bedroom Apartment. Eat in Kitchen, Dishwasher, Formal Dining 
and Living Room.  Cleveland East side location.  New Carpet and Garage 
Available.  No Pets. Please email or call 216 295 8412 for infformation and 
showing.

From luminance at wowway.com  Mon Aug 15 20:37:57 2005
From: luminance at wowway.com (Christine Hnat)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 23:37:57 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cassidy Theatre holds Golden Age auditions
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charming recluse who had been a glittering figure in the 1920's, and a =
missing torrid chapter of "The Great Gatsby" that she claims to have in =
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Originally presented in a staged reading at The Aspen Playwrights =
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Daniels and Irene Worth.

PRODUCTION DATES:  October 21 - November 6, 2005
                                          Joseph Hnat, Director

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From RNavisjr at aol.com  Mon Aug 15 21:33:53 2005
From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 00:33:53 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Near West Theatre AUDITIONS GODSPELL
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NEAR WEST THEATRE
AUDITIONS
AN EPIC-SCALE INTERGENERATIONAL PRODUCTION OF
GODSPELL
SEPTEMBER 6, 7 & 8
We are looking to cast a  60 member ensemble,
ages 7 on up, of high energy adults, teens and kids who can sing, dance, act 
and
wish to experience the power and healing
of a loving community.
Audition Dates:      September 6, 7 and 8  
(Just come on ONE of these dates!)
        Times:      Children Ages 7-12     6:00-7:00pm
                           Teens and Adults  Ages 13 on up    7:30-10:00pm
               Place:      St. Patrick's Club Building 3rd floor
                                 3606 Bridge Ave in OHIO CITY

THIS IS A GROUP AUDITION PROCESS.
ARRIVE 15 MINUTES BEFORE STARTING TIME.
NO PREPARED MATERIAL NEEDED.  WEAR COMFORTABLE
CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR DANCING.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
WE STRIVE TO CREATE A RELAXED, PLAYFUL,
FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT FOR AUDITIONS.
Anyone arriving after the starting time will not be able 
to audition that evening.

Director's Note:  Even though this production will involve a cast of 60, the 
essence of this Godspell will be the "day by day" formation of an intimate 
community.  The ten original characters known as Jesus, John/Judas, Jeffrey, 
Lamar, Herb, Robin, Joanne, Peggy, Sonia and Gilmer will remain.

"Blind guides, blind fools!
The blood you spilt on you will fall
This nation, this generation
Shall bear the guilt of it all!!!"

A screaming cacophony of babel.  A final cry of cosmic exhaustion. 
An apocalyptic warning blast.  A messy, wet miracle.   
"Hey, I wanna get washed up!" 
And it begins. Again. But for the first time.  
The prophet, the anointing, the community, the alchemy, the dying, the call, 
the possibilities.  
This theatrical circus based on the ancient writings of Matthew was brought 
to the world stage by John Michael Tebelak in the 1970s.  It has never left 
that stage. 
Countless productions across every continent on the globe have sounded its 
call to mercy and renewal.  Universally inspiring at its best, tired 
proselytizing at its worst, Godspell  has treasure for anyone ready to dig.  At NWT we 
will stage it with a large cast of children, teens and adults.  Guaranteed to be 
a wild, bumpy and heavenly ride. 
Songs include "Day By Day",  "All Good Gifts",  "Beautiful City" and  "By My 
Side".

THE PERFORMANCE RUN IS
November 18 through December 4

For information call the NWT Business Office
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The blood you spilt on you will fall

This nation, this generation

Shall bear the guilt of it all!!!"

A screaming cacophony of babel.  A final cry of cosmic exhaustion. 
An apocalyptic warning blast.  A messy, wet miracle.   

"Hey, I wanna get washed up!" 

And it begins. Again. But for the first time.  

The prophet, the anointing, the community, the alchemy, the dying, the call,=
 the possibilities.  

This theatrical circus based on the ancient writings of Matthew was brought=20=
to the world stage by John Michael Tebelak in the 1970s.  It has never=20=
left that stage. 

Countless productions across every continent on the globe have sounded its c=
all to mercy and renewal.  Universally inspiring at its best, tired pro=
selytizing at its worst, Godspell  has treasure for anyone ready to dig=
.  At NWT we will stage it with a large cast of children, teens and adu=
lts.  Guaranteed to be a wild, bumpy and heavenly ride. 

Songs include "Day By Day",  "All Good Gifts",  "Beautiful City" a=
nd  "By My Side".

THE PERFORMANCE RUN IS

November 18 through December 4

For information call the NWT Business Office

at 216-621-1919 ext 106

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From ymabdelhamid at yahoo.com  Mon Aug 15 20:02:40 2005
From: ymabdelhamid at yahoo.com (Youssef Hamid)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 23:02:40 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CHOIR DIRECTOR NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
Message-ID: 

If there are any unemployed choir directors still in need of a job for the
'05-'06 school year give me a call, 440-477-8946, ASAP.
-- 

Youssef Hamid
Vocal Music/Elementary Music, Solon City Schools, yhamid at solonboe.org
ymabdelhamid at yahoo.com
440-477-8946

From elyriasummertheatre at yahoo.com  Mon Aug 15 23:04:27 2005
From: elyriasummertheatre at yahoo.com (Sheila Augustine)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 23:04:27 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Elyria Summer Theatre & EHS Drama present "The Complete
	History of America, abridged"  8/18-8/21
Message-ID: <20050816060427.90171.qmail@web52105.mail.yahoo.com>

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ELYRIA SUMMER THEATRE ASSOCIATION 
PRESENTS THE THIRD SHOW OF ITS 2005 SEASON
to benefit Elyria High Drama
The Complete History of America, abridged
A comedy by Adam Long, Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor

Directed by Pam Christian

OPENING THIS THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,  2005    8:00 P.M.

FOUR SHOWS ONLY 
AUG. 11th, 12th and 13th at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 14th matinee at 2:00 p.m.

ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
6TH AND WEST AVENUES
ELYRIA, OHIO  44035

ADMISSION:  $9.00
STUDENTS/SENIORS: $8.00
BOX OFFICE:  440 329-2111
Limited Seating - Reservations Recommended

CAST LIST:
Patrick Augustine, Brent Heuser and Mel Rainey

600 Years of History in 6000 seconds! From Washington to Watergate, yea verily from the Bering Straits to Baghdad, from New World to New World Order, the three cultural guerillas of the EHS Drama Club you on a ninety minute rollercoaster ride through the glorious quagmire that is American History.

They'll tackles such controversial questions as: Who really discovered America? Why did Abe Lincoln free the slaves? How many Democrats does it take to screw in a lightbulb? History is normally written by the winners... now it's the EHS Drama's turn.  History has never been this much fun. Or as delightfully mutilated....

Reviewer says: "if the show is half as funny as the rehearsals, you will fall out of your seats laughing.  Be there! It benefits EHS DRAMA!......"  

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ELYRIA SUMMER THEATRE ASSOCIATION 

PRESENTS THE THIRD SHOW OF ITS 2005 SEASON
to benefit Elyria High Drama
The Complete History of America, abridged
A comedy by Adam Long, Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor

Directed by Pam Christian

OPENING THIS THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,  2005    8:00 P.M.

FOUR SHOWS ONLY 
AUG. 11th, 12th and 13th at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 14th matinee at 2:00 p.m.

ELYRIA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
6TH AND WEST AVENUES
ELYRIA, OHIO  44035

ADMISSION:  $9.00
STUDENTS/SENIORS: $8.00
BOX OFFICE:  440 329-2111
Limited Seating - Reservations Recommended

CAST LIST:
Patrick Augustine, Brent Heuser and Mel Rainey

600 Years of History in 6000 seconds! From Washington to Watergate, yea verily from the Bering Straits to Baghdad, from New World to New World Order, the three cultural guerillas of the EHS Drama Club you on a ninety minute rollercoaster ride through the glorious quagmire that is American History.

They'll tackles such controversial questions as: Who really discovered America? Why did Abe Lincoln free the slaves? How many Democrats does it take to screw in a lightbulb? History is normally written by the winners... now it's the EHS Drama's turn.  History has never been this much fun. Or as delightfully mutilated....

Reviewer says: "if the show is half as funny as the rehearsals, you will fall out of your seats laughing.  Be there! It benefits EHS DRAMA!......"  

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From Arila4 at aol.com  Tue Aug 16 05:22:24 2005
From: Arila4 at aol.com (Arila4 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 08:22:24 EDT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking for theater work for 2006/2007
Message-ID: <19b.3a0b8dc2.30333480@aol.com>

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Hi:
   I know this is jumping the gun a little bit, but I am thinking  of moving 
to Cleveland after I graduate in June 2006 from Otterbein College  (Columbus, 
Ohio) with a degree in theater.  I am focusing on acting  and also 
directing/teaching acting.  I would be interested in auditioning  for non musicals in 
order to build my resume for graduate school.  I am  trying to prepare a list of 
places to send my resume to for the following  year.  If anyone has any 
information about living and working as an actress  in Cleveland, I would be much 
obliged.  Obviously, I would need a money job  and I was hoping to try to find 
something theater related (like teaching  acting/directing).  Any information 
would be fantastic.  If you could  email me directly at _arila4 at aol.com_ 
(mailto:arila4 at aol.com)  that would be great.   Thanks so very much!  
Arian Lara Steiner

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acting/directing).  Any information would be fantastic.  If you co=
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From lcdr at sbcglobal.net  Tue Aug 16 05:43:56 2005
From: lcdr at sbcglobal.net (Linda Cattani)
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 08:43:56 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Actors Needed: Opportunity for Camera and Credit Experience
Message-ID: <3fb96cca4048091d9e883747884120a1@sbcglobal.net>

We are scheduled to shoot tentatively Friday Aug.19th, Sat. Aug.20th 
and Tues. Aug.23rd.
We need the following actors for non speaking B-roll enactments:
	black female- med height/on the heavy side; age-30's-40's
	black female-  all types, age-30's
	white female- blond; straight shoulder length, medium height, slender: 
age-30's
	black male- about 5'6" to 5'9", athletic build: age-30's	
	black male- all types, age-30's
	black male- all types, age-30's-40's
You will have the opportunity to work with one of Cleveland's finest
video production houses and participate in a promotional video for a 
very worthy cause.

Please e-mail head shot and contact information as soon as possible.

From Mary.Scibana at shakeronline.com  Tue Aug 16 06:38:56 2005
From: Mary.Scibana at shakeronline.com (Mary Scibana)
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 09:38:56 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Shaker Community Band
Message-ID: <5536423B8F0BC44598C204539F09AAF74D4724@POSTMASTER.ShakerCity.local>

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The City of Shaker Heights presents the Shaker Community Band, a FREE
concert on Wednesday, August 17 at 7 pm at the Shaker Colonnade, the
corner of Van Aken Blvd. and Lee Rd. (adjacent to the Shaker Community
Bldg., 3450 Lee Rd. and the Shaker Hts. Public Library, 16500 Van Aken).
The Shaker Community Band is under the baton of Luiz Coelho who has
conducted this band composed of 100 professional musicians for the last
six summers. =20

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The Shaker Community Band plays patriot tunes, Brazilian melodies,
classical excerpts and makes for an enjoyable evening.  Bring your
chair, blanket, come early and picnic on the lawn.  There is road repair
construction, but traffic flows and the marked detour is easy to follow.
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The Shaker Community Band plays patriot tunes, =
Brazilian melodies,
classical excerpts and makes for an enjoyable evening.  Bring your =
chair, blanket,
come early and picnic on the lawn.  There is road repair =
construction, but
traffic flows and the marked detour is easy to follow.  Extra =
parking is
directly across the street in the Heinen’s parking lot.  =

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From artistschair2005 at aol.com  Tue Aug 16 07:35:52 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 10:35:52 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Jeremy J. Whittimore (Theatre/Stage Projects Director) is
	the "Featured Artist of the Day"
Message-ID: <8C77086EFDE0735-DC0-1EFE0@FWM-R44.sysops.aol.com>

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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Theatre/Stage Projects Director - Jeremy J. Whittimore (Location: Cleveland, Ohio)

To view Jeremy's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com