From MeatFree32 at aol.com Mon Dec 5 02:27:21 2005
From: MeatFree32 at aol.com (MeatFree32 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 05:27:21 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]IMPROV CLASSES:Cleveland Improv Institute
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CLEVELAND IMPROV INSTITUTE
SESSION 6 IMPROV CLASSES
JAN 9th - MAR 2nd
Start the New Year off with an exciting, challenging and fun improv class!
The Cleveland Improv Institute, home of the "10 Keys " training program will
be offering 3 classes this coming session.
Classes include:
1. Beginning Improvisation
Date: Wednesday Evenings (Jan 11th - Mar 1st)
Time: 7pm to 9:30pm
Place: The Hermit Club
Cost: $160/8 week class
Instructor: Marc Moritz
2. Intermediate Improvisation
Date: Thursday Evenings (Jan 12th - Mar 2nd)
Time: 7pm to 9:30pm
Place: The Hermit Club
Cost: $160/8 week class
Instructor: Marc Moritz
3. Cleveland Improv Conservatory
Date: Monday Evenings (Jan 9th - Feb 27th)
Time: 7pm to 9:30pm
Place: The Hermit Club
Cost: $160/8 week class
Instructor: Jeffrey Lyn Hall
**PAYMENT FOR ALL CLASSES IS DUE BY
JANUARY 6TH.**
TO REQUEST AN INFORMATIONAL BROCHURE ABOUT THIS EXCITING SESSION OF IMPROV
CLASSES, BE PLACED ON OUR MAILING LIST OR TO REGISTER FOR A CLASS YOU CAN CALL
US AT:
(216) 479-3353 OR EMAIL US AT: treeblanch at aol.com
ALS O CHECK US OUT ON THE WEB AT: www.clevelandimprovinstitute.com
FOR COMPLETE COURSE OUTLINES, DESCRIPTION OF OUR TRAINING PROGRAM,
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From Cindi at playhousesquare.com Mon Dec 5 06:35:51 2005
From: Cindi at playhousesquare.com (Cindi Szymanski)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 09:35:51 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Very Limited Space Left for Maryann Nagel's Speak Up Class
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January 10 - March 7
Tuesdays, 12 noon - 1 pm
Idea Center at Playhouse Square
Led by Maryann Nagel
$200
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reading skills for effective audience management. Deliver your
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From vwilson at karamu.com Mon Dec 5 06:50:49 2005
From: vwilson at karamu.com (vivian wilson)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 09:50:49 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions Karamu The Little Boy Who Shook Up the World:The
Emmett Till Story
Message-ID:
Contact: Vivian C. Wilson
216-795-7070 x215
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ? Monday, December 5, 2005
Re: AUDITIONS for Karamu Youth Theatre Production of The Little Boy Who
Shook Up The World:The Emmett Till Story by Nicole C. Kearney Cooper
For February Black History Month, Karamu's Youth Theatre is presenting a
one-act based on the tragic death of young 14 year old Emmett Till, brutally
murdered in Money, Mississippi in 1955, for allegedly whistling at a white
woman. His murder mobilized the Civil Rights movement. This powerful one-act
was written by Indiana playwright Nicole C. Kearney Cooper. Revival of last
year's production.
Karamu Performing Arts Theatre will hold open auditions for youth theatre
actors
Sunday 12/11 @ 3:00 pm
Monday 12/12 @ 7:00 pm
Needed are 3 caucasian males ages 18 - 50; 1 African-American male aged 30 -
50; and 3 African-American boys ages 13 - 17
Actors should prepare one 2-3 minute monologue. Actors should be prepared
to rehearse 2-3 evenings during the week and most Saturdays. All performers
will receive complimentary tickets for some performances.
The Director is Judy Mazur
Auditions will be held at Karamu House; 2355 East 89th Street, Cleveland,
Ohio 44106
in the Concert Hall. Performers, regardless of race are encouraged to
attend. Performances are: 2:00 pm Saturdays and Sundays; Karamu?s Jelliffe
Theatre. February 18 ? March 5, 2006.
A Non-Equity Production
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From jayrossishow at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 07:50:47 2005
From: jayrossishow at yahoo.com (Jay Rossi)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 07:50:47 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]A 20% off Holiday Incentive for NEOPAL MEMBERS........
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Through the first week of 2006, I'm offering a 20% discount for NEOPAL members, for any of the following services:
* Studio Recording (albums, singles, soundtracks, kareoke, etc.)
* CD or DVD labels (designed according to your specifications and liking)
* Looping (for film or TV)
* Website creating or editing
* Song or Video clip uploading ( for on-line streaming )
Please contact me at thefreelanceshop at yahoo.com or 330-410-0488
The Jay Rossi Project
JayRossiShow at yahoo.com
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/jayrossishow/
Also Visit www.JayRossi.s5.com
Respond soon! I want to hear from you!
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Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet.
Lots of someones, actually. Yahoo! Personals
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Through the first week of 2006, I'm offering a 20% discount for NEOPAL members, for any of the following services:
* Studio Recording (albums, singles, soundtracks, kareoke, etc.)
* CD or DVD labels (designed according to your specifications and liking)
* Looping (for film or TV)
* Website creating or editing
* Song or Video clip uploading ( for on-line streaming )
Yahoo! Personals
Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet.
Lots of someones, actually. Yahoo! Personals
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From RNavisjr at aol.com Mon Dec 5 07:53:44 2005
From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 10:53:44 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Join our Christmas Eve Choir at St. Luke's W 78 & Lake Rd
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NO auditions.....NO stuffiness.......NO divas allowed.....(unless you have a
great voice!)
JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS EVE CHOIR
AT ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
For over 15 years now, musical theater lovers who are not tied to any
particular religious denomination or faith have volunteered their time......5
REHEARSALS ONLY.....to form a choir to sing the 7:30pm Christmas Eve Service at this
humble city church on West 78th and Lake Rd. (just blocks east from Don's
Lighthouse Inn)
Music Director Bob Navis Jr, who is also the Artistic Director of
Near West Theatre, invites anyone interested to bring their holiday spirit
and join in with other theater lovers and having a great time singing
inspirational songs of the season....we usually include in the program something or two
from the world of theater/movie music.
THE COMPLETE REHEARSAL SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:
First rehearsal is Saturday, Dec 10, 1:30-3:00pm
Second rehearsal is Tuesday, Dec 13, 7:30-9:30pm
Third rehearsal is Saturday, Dec 17, 1:30-3:30pm
Fourth rehearsal is Tuesday, Dec 20, 7:30-10:00pm
and the Final Rehearsal is Thursday, Dec 22, 7:30-10:00pm
WE PERFORM AT THE CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE,
DECEMBER 24TH AT 7:30pm.
WE'D LOVE TO SEE YOU THERE. CALL BOB AT 216-281-6879 FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION. ALL REHEARSALS TAKE PLACE AT ST. LUKE'S
AT W. 78 TH AND LAKE RD.
You can e mail Bob at RNavisjr at aol.com
or
just come!
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JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS EVE CHOIR
AT ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
For over 15 years now, musical theater lovers who are not tied to an=
y particular religious denomination or faith have volunteered their time....=
..5 REHEARSALS ONLY.....to form a choir to sing the 7:30pm C=
hristmas Eve Service at this humble city church on West 78th and Lake Rd=
. (just blocks east from Don's Lighthouse Inn)
Music Director Bob Navis Jr, who is also the Artistic Director of
Near West Theatre, invites anyone interested to bring their holiday s=
pirit and join in with other theater lovers and having a great time singing=20=
inspirational songs of the season....we usually include in the program somet=
hing or two from the world of theater/movie music. THE COMPLETE REHEARSAL SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:
First rehearsal is Saturday, Dec 10, 1:30-3:00pm
Second rehearsal is Tuesday, Dec 13, 7:30-9:30pm
Third rehearsal is Saturday, Dec 17, 1:30-3:30pm
Fourth rehearsal is Tuesday, Dec 20, 7:30-10:00pm
and the Final Rehearsal is Thursday, Dec 22, 7:30-10:00pm
WE PERFORM AT THE CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE,
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p; DECEMBER 24TH AT 7:30pm.
WE'D LOVE TO SEE YOU THERE. CALL BOB AT 216-281-6879 FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION. ALL REHEARSALS TAKE PLACE AT ST. LUKE'S
AT W. 78 TH AND LAKE RD.
You can e mail Bob at RNavisjr at aol.com
or
just come!
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From jayrossishow at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 08:05:11 2005
From: jayrossishow at yahoo.com (Jay Rossi)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 08:05:11 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Drummer needed....
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The Original Rock group "Sibyria" has recently lost there drummer.
So far, they have:
1. Won the ONN contest twice in a row (week and month)
2. Been on the charts in Wales (UK) for 5+ months
3. Had Two number one songs in Wales
4. Been on my TV show (The Jay Rossi Project)
5. Admitted to the Medina Arts Council, with gigs pending in the summer
...And more.
They are nice guys, and looking for a drummer with the right 'chemistry' to share gigs, become a regular part of the group and generally have fun! Their album will be coming out soon, and this could turn into a long term thing.
You can see them and hear and see clips on their site at http://sibyria.s5.com and please contact Craig at sibyriamail at yahoo.com if you are interested.
Thanx!
-- Jay Rossi
The Jay Rossi Project
JayRossiShow at yahoo.com
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/jayrossishow/
Also Visit www.JayRossi.s5.com
Respond soon! I want to hear from you!
---------------------------------
Yahoo! Personals
Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet.
Lots of someones, actually. Try Yahoo! Personals
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The Original Rock group "Sibyria" has recently lost there drummer.
So far, they have:
1. Won the ONN contest twice in a row (week and month)
2. Been on the charts in Wales (UK) for 5+ months
3. Had Two number one songs in Wales
4. Been on my TV show (The Jay Rossi Project)
5. Admitted to the Medina Arts Council, with gigs pending in the summer
...And more.
They are nice guys, and looking for a drummer with the right 'chemistry' to share gigs, become a regular part of the group and generally have fun! Their album will be coming out soon, and this could turn into a long term thing.
Yahoo! Personals
Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet.
Lots of someones, actually. Try Yahoo! Personals
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From bryanfetty at netzero.net Mon Dec 5 08:32:20 2005
From: bryanfetty at netzero.net (bryanfetty at netzero.net)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 16:32:20 GMT
Subject: [NEohioPAL]North Coast Men's Chorus Presents Tree Chic Holiday Concert
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Looking for an alternative way to celebrate the holiday season?
Join the North Coast Men's Chorus for their outrageous concert
Tree Chic as they take you on a sleigh ride of emotions.
The North Coast Men's Chorus Presents
Tree Chic
Saturday, December 17 - 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 18 - 3:00 p.m.
Waetjen Auditorium
Cleveland State University
Tickets available at www.ncmchorus.org
Or at any of these ticket outlets:
Body Language - 11424 Lorain Rd. Cleveland
Diverse Universe - 12011 Detroit Rd. Lakewood
Big Fun - 1814 Coventry Rd. - Cleveland Heights
Angel Falls Coffee - 792 W. Market St. Akron
$17 presale
$22 at the door
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Tree Chic
Saturday, December 17 - 8:00 p.m. Su=
nday, December 18 - 3:00 p.m. Waetjen Auditorium Cleveland State U=
niversity
Or at any of these ticket outlets: Body Lan=
guage - 11424 Lorain Rd. Cleveland Diverse Universe - 12011 Detroit R=
d. Lakewood Big Fun - 1814 Coventry Rd. - Cleveland Heights Angel =
Falls Coffee - 792 W. Market St. Akron
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From Artistschair2005 at aol.com Mon Dec 5 08:39:00 2005
From: Artistschair2005 at aol.com (Artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 11:39:00 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need a WEBSITE DESIGNER? Rachel A. Bevins & OTHER NEWS!
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Website Designers - Rachel A. Bevins (Location: Cleveland, Ohio)
(December 5, 2005) To view Rachel's profile, visit
_http://www.artistschair.com_ (http://www.artistschair.com/)
Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway
(November 29, 2005) The member that is chosen to be the Tuesday, December 6
"Featured Artist of the Day" will win four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob
Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through
December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST
OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
Networking EVENT & PARTY for Artists and Those that Hire Talent
(November 10, 2005) A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all who attended the November 9
artistschair.com Networking Event which took place at 1300 Gallery. Photos
from the event will be posted to the artistschair.com directory soon.
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.
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samples of your work, edit your own information and have your profiles viewed by
those searching for your talents and services.
Our MISSION
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well as serving the needs of those searching for CREATIVE TALENT and
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From roedig5 at msn.com Mon Dec 5 08:38:07 2005
From: roedig5 at msn.com (roedig5 ROEDIG)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 11:38:07 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]concert opportunities
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Could you please list the following concerts in the neophiopal list? =20
Thanks.
Ginny Roedig,
Concert series director.
Two wonderful holiday concert opportunities at Rocky River Presbyterian C=
hurch.
CityMusic Cleveland: On Sunday, December 18th at 7:30 p.m., CityMusic Cle=
veland will be presenting a concert of Italian holiday music featuring so=
prano Lee Holiday. The concert will be directed by James Gaffigan and in=
clude works from well known Italian composers as well as Bach, Schubert a=
nd Mozart.
Burning River Brass: On Tuesday, December 20th at 7:30 p.m., Burning Riv=
er Brass will present a concert of light classics and holiday music in ou=
r sanctuary. =20
Both concerts are free of charge; a good-will offering will be taken. Th=
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Rocky River Presbyterian Church, 21750 Detroit Road, Rocky River, OH 4411=
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Ginny Roedig,
Concert series director.
Two wonderful holiday concert opportunit=
ies at Rocky River Presbyterian Church.
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CityMusic Cleveland: On Sunday, December 18th=
at 7:30 p.m., CityMusic Cleveland will be presenting a concert of Italia=
n holiday music featuring soprano Lee Holiday. The concer=
t will be directed by James Gaffigan and include works from well known It=
alian composers as well as Bach, Schubert and Mozart.
Burning River Brass: On Tuesd=
ay, December 20th at 7:30 p.m., Burning River Brass will present a concer=
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From Marci.Janas at oberlin.edu Mon Dec 5 08:47:43 2005
From: Marci.Janas at oberlin.edu (Marci Janas)
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 11:47:43 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Charles Schlueter, Principal Trumpet of the Boston Symphony,
at Oberlin for Recital and Master Class
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Media Contact Only:
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
440-775-8328
marci.janas at oberlin.edu
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Charles Schlueter, Principal Trumpet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
to Present a Master Class and Recital at the Oberlin Conservatory of=20
Music
Both free, public events take place in December
OBERLIN, OHIO (Dec. 5, 2005) =97 Charles Schlueter, principal trumpet of=20=
the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will present a master class and recital=20=
at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music on Saturday, December 10 and=20
Sunday, December 11, respectively. Both events take place in Warner=20
Concert Hall, and are free and open to the public. The Saturday master=20=
class begins at 12:30 p.m. and the Sunday recital begins at 1:30 p.m.=20
Joseph I. Markoff, a 1965 graduate of Oberlin and a member of its Board=20=
of Trustees, is sponsoring Schlueter=92s visit to Oberlin.
Appearing with Schlueter in recital are pianist Deborah DeWolf =
Emery,=20
a 1974 graduate of the Conservatory, Professor of Trombone James=20
DeSano, and Professor of Horn Roland Pandolfi. The program features=20
works by Honegger, Enesco, Hubeau, Poulenc, Turrin, and Hindemith. For=20=
more information, please call the Conservatory=92s 24-hour Concert=20
Hotline at 440-775-6933.
Schlueter has been principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony =
Orchestra=20
and a member of the Boston Symphony Chamber Players since 1981. Prior=20
to his appointment in Boston, he held the position of principal trumpet=20=
in the Minnesota Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony, and the Kansas City=20=
Philharmonic. He was associate principal trumpet in the Cleveland=20
Orchestra under George Szell.
Throughout his long and distinguished career, Schlueter has =
received=20
numerous awards and accolades. He has appeared as soloist both in=20
recital and with orchestras in France, Brazil, and Japan, as well as in=20=
the United States. He has appeared as soloist with the Boston Symphony=20=
Orchestra under the direction of Seiji Ozawa and with the Minnesota=20
Orchestra under conductors Neville Marriner, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski,=20
and Kazuyoshi Akiyama. In Japan he has appeared as soloist with the=20
Kyushu Symphony in Fukuoka under Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi, and, with=20
conductor Naohiro Totsuka, he has performed with both the Tokyo City=20
Philharmonic and the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra. He has also been=20
soloist with the Kyushu and Hiroshima Symphonies with Kazuyoshi Akiyama=20=
conducting.
Schlueter can be heard on most Boston Symphony recordings made =
since=20
his appointment in 1981. In 1994 he began making solo recordings. The=20
first, Bravura Trumpet, was originally recorded for VOX and has been=20
recently reissued by the Charles Schlueter Foundation; it is available=20=
from the foundation. Three other recordings have been subsequently=20
released on the Kleos Classics label: Virtuoso Trumpet (2001), Trumpet=20=
Concertos (2002), and Trumpet Works (2003).
He recently performed, along with other members of the Boston=20
Symphony, on the soundtrack for the film version of Dennis Lehane=92s=20
best-selling book Mystic River. He can be heard as well on the=20
soundtrack of the Irish historical epic Michael Collins.
In addition to holding positions on the faculties of the New =
England=20
Conservatory and the Tanglewood Music Center, Schlueter is also in=20
demand as a teacher abroad and has held master classes in Europe,=20
Canada, Japan, and South America. Since the 1980s he has been a regular=20=
visitor to Brazil for both master classes and recitals, and has=20
appeared as soloist with orchestras in Joao Pessoa, Sao Luis, Recife,=20
Sao Paulo, Campinas, Salvador, Vitoria, and Rio de Janeiro. He has=20
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teaching, he has given recitals with pianist Yasuo Watanabe and has=20
appeared as soloist with the University=92s Wind Ensemble.
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studied=20
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Philharmonic.
For more information about the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, =
please=20
visit www.oberlin.edu/con.
# # #
MEDIA CONTACT ONLY:
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
www.oberlin.edu/con
(P) 440-775-8328
(F) 440-775-5457
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Charles Schlueter, Principal Trumpet
of the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
to Present a Master Class and Recital at the Oberlin Conservatory of
MusicBoth free, public events take place in
December
OBERLIN, OHIO (Dec. 5, 2005) =97 Charles Schlueter,
principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will present a
master class and recital at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music on
Saturday, December 10 and Sunday, December 11, respectively. Both
events take place in Warner Concert Hall, and are free and open to the
public. The Saturday master class begins at 12:30 p.m. and the Sunday
recital begins at 1:30 p.m. Joseph I. Markoff, a 1965 graduate of
Oberlin and a member of its Board of Trustees, is sponsoring
Schlueter=92s visit to Oberlin.
Appearing with Schlueter in recital are pianist Deborah DeWolf =
Emery,
a 1974 graduate of the Conservatory, Professor of Trombone James
DeSano, and Professor of Horn Roland Pandolfi. The program features
works by Honegger, Enesco, Hubeau, Poulenc, Turrin, and Hindemith. For
more information, please call the Conservatory=92s 24-hour Concert
Hotline at 440-775-6933.
Schlueter has been principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony =
Orchestra
and a member of the Boston Symphony Chamber Players since 1981. Prior
to his appointment in Boston, he held the position of principal
trumpet in the Minnesota Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony, and the
Kansas City Philharmonic. He was associate principal trumpet in the
Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell.=20
Throughout his long and distinguished career, Schlueter has =
received
numerous awards and accolades. He has appeared as soloist both in
recital and with orchestras in France, Brazil, and Japan, as well as
in the United States. He has appeared as soloist with the Boston
Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Seiji Ozawa and with the
Minnesota Orchestra under conductors Neville Marriner, Stanislaw
Skrowaczewski, and Kazuyoshi Akiyama. In Japan he has appeared as
soloist with the Kyushu Symphony in Fukuoka under Ken-Ichiro
Kobayashi, and, with conductor Naohiro Totsuka, he has performed with
both the Tokyo City Philharmonic and the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra.
He has also been soloist with the Kyushu and Hiroshima Symphonies with
Kazuyoshi Akiyama conducting.=20
Schlueter can be heard on most Boston Symphony recordings made =
since
his appointment in 1981. In 1994 he began making solo recordings. The
first, Bravura Trumpet, was originally recorded for
VOX and has been recently reissued by the Charles Schlueter
Foundation; it is available from the foundation. Three other
recordings have been subsequently released on the Kleos Classics
label: Virtuoso Trumpet (2001), Trumpet
Concertos (2002), and Trumpet Works (2003).=20
He recently performed, along with other members of the Boston
Symphony, on the soundtrack for the film version of Dennis Lehane=92s
best-selling book MysticRiver. He
can be heard as well on the soundtrack of the Irish historical epic
Michael Collins.=20
In addition to holding positions on the faculties of the New =
England
Conservatory and the Tanglewood Music Center, Schlueter is also in
demand as a teacher abroad and has held master classes in Europe,
Canada, Japan, and South America. Since the 1980s he has been a
regular visitor to Brazil for both master classes and recitals, and
has appeared as soloist with orchestras in Joao Pessoa, Sao Luis,
Recife, Sao Paulo, Campinas, Salvador, Vitoria, and Rio de Janeiro. He
has taught at the University of Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Belo
Horizonte, Salvador, Vitoria, and Campinas. In 1988 he helped create
the Northeastern Brazil Brass Master Classes in Joao Pessoa, a series
that was subsequently expanded to include the areas of Sao Luis,
Recife, and Belem. Since 1995 Schlueter has been visiting professor at
the University of Sakuyo, in Kurashiki, Japan, where, in addition to
teaching, he has given recitals with pianist Yasuo Watanabe and has
appeared as soloist with the University=92s Wind Ensemble.=20
Schlueter is a 1962 graduate of the Juilliard School, where he
studied with William Vacchiano, then principal trumpet of the New York
Philharmonic.
For more information about the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, =
please
visit www.oberlin.edu/con.
# # #
MEDIA CONTACT ONLY:
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
www.oberlin.edu/con
(P) 440-775-8328
(F) 440-775-5457
marci.janas at oberlin.edu=
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From: JR Simons (JR Simons)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:01:09 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Jovialities Entertainment to Perform Holiday Murder Mystery at
Oberlin Inn
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact:
J. R. Simons
The Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd.
440-323-1512
Toll Free: 888-877-9563
Email: jovialities at excite.com
www.jovialities.8m.com
Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd. To Perform Holiday Murder Mystery at Ob=
erlin College Inn
Elyria, Ohio, December 5, 2005 =E2=80=94 "So Busted," a live, interactive, =
improvisational holiday murder mystery will be performed by The Jovialities=
Entertainment Co., Ltd. at the Oberlin College Inn, 7 North Main Street, O=
berlin, Ohio 44074 on Saturday, December 10, 2005 to kick off the holiday s=
eason. The Oberlin Inn offers a comprehensive dinner, performance and over=
night accommodations package for this event. Dinner is served at 7:00 PM w=
ith the mystery performance following at 8:00 PM. Please contact Mary Lane=
at 440-775-1111 for pricing and t make reservations.
Oberlin Inn is a premier, yet affordable, hotel in Oberlin, Ohio with a his=
tory of serving the academic and business community since the founding of O=
berlin College in 1833. It is accessible by five major highways, and locat=
ed a half-hour from downtown Cleveland, and only twenty minutes from the sh=
ore of Lake Erie. For more information visit www.oberlininn.com.
The Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd. is a professional acting company sp=
ecializing in live, interactive, improvisational murder mysteries for hotel=
s, restaurants, resorts and private businesses and individuals. Jovialitie=
s has been in business since 1986 and is the oldest continuously operating =
murder mystery company in Northern Ohio. Jovialities has also released two=
of its mysteries, "Et, Tu?" and "Morgan=E2=80=99s Heroes," for amateur pro=
duction. The complete scripts can be purchased online from Lulu.com at www=
.lulu.com/jovialities. For more information on how you can host your own J=
ovialities Murder Mystery, please contact J. R. Simons at 440-323-1512 or c=
onsult the Jovialities website at www.jovialities.8m.com. Jovialities has =
murder mystery performances starting at $695.00.
# # #
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From rkueber at wrhs.org Mon Dec 5 09:04:35 2005
From: rkueber at wrhs.org (Rita Kueber)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:04:35 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lighting for Sale!
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We have some lights (and stuff) that may be of interest to you. These
lights (and stuff) are the equivalent of the car the "little old lady
drove only on Sundays." (Oh dear, is that ageism?) They are very lightly
used and in some cases not used at all.=20
=20
Here's a list of what we are trying to sell. We're HOPING some deserving
theater would be interested in some of these as a set, but if you need
one piece or two, don't hesitate.=20
=20
The person to contact regarding price/packaging, etc., is
acochenour at wrhs.org. (Or, if you forget and hit the reply button to me,
I'll forward your message on.) You can also call Angie at 216.721.5722
x297.
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A very happy, healthy (and safe) holiday season to all!
=20
Best,
=20
Rita
=20
Rita Kueber
Director Marketing & Communications
Western Reserve Historical Society
rkueber at wrhs.org
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HERE'S THE LIST:
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PAR64 (black) @ 1K WFL Lamp w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 8
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PAR64 (black) @ 1K MFL Lamp w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 6
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PAR64 (black) @ 1K VNSP Lamp w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 4
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Source4 36deg w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 6
=20
Source4 50deg w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 9
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6" Fresnel @ 750 w/ Stud, Safety Cable, Color Frame, Barndoor - 8
=20
Lannebeam @ 1K w/ Safety Cable, Barndoor - 1
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Source4 Regular Pattern Holders - 9
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Set 2/0 Tails @ 1 0 - 1
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Set 2/0 50ft @ 1 0 - 1
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Set 2/0 6ft @ 1 0 - 1
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Set #2 25 ft @ 1 0 - 1
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2M/1F Tapping Tee - 2
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1M/2F Tapping Tee - 4
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50ft DMX Cable -1
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50ft Stage Pin Extension - 40
=20
100ft Stage Pin Extension - 10
=20
25ft Stage Pin Extension - 10
=20
Stage Pin (M)/Edison (F) Adapters - 15
=20
Stage Pin (F)/Edison (M) Adapters - 22
=20
24in Two-Fers - 20
=20
100ft Edison Extension - 2
50ft Edison Extension - 5
=20
25ft Edison Extension - 6
=20
Boom Base - 6
=20
Shot Ring - 6
=20
10ft Pipe - 6
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4ft Pipe - 6
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Rigid Cheeseboro - 6
=20
3" Baby Plate - 4
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We have some lights (and stuff) that may be of =
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you. These lights (and stuff) are the equivalent of the car the =
“little
old lady drove only on Sundays.” (Oh dear, is that ageism?) They =
are very
lightly used and in some cases not used at all. =
Here’s a list of what we are trying to sell. =
We’re
HOPING some deserving theater would be interested in some of these as a =
set,
but if you need one piece or two, don’t hesitate. =
The person to contact regarding price/packaging, =
etc., is acochenour at wrhs.org.
(Or, if you forget and hit the reply button to me, I’ll forward =
your
message on.) You can also call Angie at 216.721.5722 =
x297.
A very happy, healthy (and safe) holiday season to =
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From DVangaasbe at aol.com Mon Dec 5 10:12:56 2005
From: DVangaasbe at aol.com (DVangaasbe at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 13:12:56 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Man Who Came to Dinner
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MOSS HART AND GEORGE KAUFMAN
A DRAMATIST PLAYERS SERVICES PRODUCTION DIRECTED BY DAVID VAN GAASBEEK
DECEMBER 9, 10 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 11 4:00 PM
DECEMBER 16, 17 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 18 4:00 PM
Price- $5.00 for adults
$3.00 for seniors and children under age of 12 years
For information- Call Dave Van Gaasbeek 330-494-1022 or 330-854-4387
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From Bailarte at aol.com Mon Dec 5 10:16:11 2005
From: Bailarte at aol.com (Bailarte at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 13:16:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Latin Dance Workshop given by Co-Director of DANCEVERT,
Susana Weingarten de Eve
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Susana Weingarten de Evert ( Co-Director of DANCEVERT, formerly Tom & Susana
Evert Dance Theater, expert in all the Afro/Latin/Caribbean Dance styles)
will start a three-session workshops of Afro-Latin-American Dance on:
Thursday, January 12, January 19, and January 26
from 7-8PM
Held at
Shore Cultural Centre in Euclid
(299 East 222nd Street, room 243 .....right in front of the Euclid Value
City, dept. store)
Class length is 60 minutes. Partner is not required.
As an expert in the Music and Dance of Latin America, Susana offers a variety
of different rhythm styles. Fundamentals are taught with fun and high energy
to understand much of the African and European influences in all these rhythms
from all over Central, South America and the Caribbean.
Basic exercises are taught to warm up, relax and stretch the body to create
focus that will allow the participants to assimilate and feel the various
styles and forms from Latin America. This is a wonderful, exciting and sensual way
of learning a different culture in which the music and dance are most
important aspects of any Latino's daily life. Latin dancing is a delicious way of
working out and staying in great shape with terrific and authentic music from all
the countries of the Tropical countries in Latin America.
The cost is
$45
prepaid
Please send your check made out to :
DANCEVERT
71 East 214 Street
Cleveland, OH 44123
Call 216-269-6995 to reserve your spot, or get any specific information.
Class size is limited. Wear comfortable clothes, and soft shoes.
"...Susana Weingarten de Evert is a world class teacher whose energy is
contagious. When she is teaching Latin-American rythms, her enthusiasm and
happiness is evident, and one cannot resist the enjoyment and happiness of the
fabulous music that she uses and the way she moves...she is an inspiration ...."
The Chicago Tribune.....September 2004
DANCEVERT
Utilizing the body-mind and spirit to inform, educate and provoke feelings
and thoughts to our audiences in order to participate mutually in an experience
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The cost is
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From icatfishman at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 11:22:20 2005
From: icatfishman at yahoo.com (Richard B)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 11:22:20 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Quick Books Pro
Message-ID: <20051205192220.87794.qmail@web36513.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
I have a file I need to print out that was created
18months ago using Quickbooks Pro. The file is some
inventory information and is something like 10 or so
pages long. I do not have the machine this was created
on. If anyone can print this oout for me it would be
great. A location in Medina or the Highland Heights
areas would be fantastic.
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From mmiloro at adelphia.net Mon Dec 5 12:16:05 2005
From: mmiloro at adelphia.net (Mark Miloro)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:16:05 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Miracle On 34th Street - Additional Date Added - GLTG
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Geauga County Snow Belt Dwellers, last Friday's storm was even too much =
for us. Therefore, an additional date has been added to run -- =
Thursday, December 15 at 8pm. The other performances were well =
received, and tickets are selling fast for:
GEAUGA LYRIC THEATER GUILD'S PRODUCTION OF:
Miracle On 34th Street
A play from the novel by
Valentine Davis
Adapted By
Patricia Di Benedetto Snyder, Will Severin and John Vreeke
Underscoring and curtain song by
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December 2, 3, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17 at 8:00 p.m.
December 4, 11, 18 at 2:00 p.m.
At the Geauga Theater - Chardon Square - Chardon, Ohio
Featuring The Christmas Carolers Choir, who will perform prior to the =
show and during intermission.
Directed by Lisa-Marie French
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From kilbanedan at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 12:45:08 2005
From: kilbanedan at yahoo.com (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:45:08 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lake Erie College/Joe Egg
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Charenton Theater Company has cancelled the Wednesday, Dec. 7 performance of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg at Lake Erie College.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Please join us for the final weekend performances at Pilgrim Church in Tremont. See below for details.
Charenton Theater Company
presents
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG
by Peter Nichols
"Charenton rises to the challenge of Joe Egg....the theater intends to keep on resurrecting worthy plays of the 20th century....Charenton has again faithfully fulfilled its mission."
--The Free Times
"...director Sarah May keeps the pacing taut and the comedy piercing..."
--Scene
Directed by Sarah May
Produced by B. Michelle Johnson
with
Jeffrey Grover
Meghan Kelly
Jacqi Loewy*
Lenne Snively
Laura Starnik
Richard Worswick
stage manager: Jon Boomershine
This immensely moving, profound and funny play about love and marriage centers around a family's struggle to cope with and raise their only child, the title character, a severely handicapped girl with whom they cannot communicate. The play, in its wonderfully theatrical style, also explores the well-meaning friends and family in their response to the handicapped daughter and the parents who love and nurture her. It is a scorching, unruly and darkly comic dramatization of the effect of tragedy on a marriage and it breached several taboos in the late 1960's. A successful recent Broadway revival starred British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard.
The Tour Schedule is as follows (all performances are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and are free admission). Post-show discussions will take place after the November 18, December 2 and 9 performances.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, December 8, 9, and 10
Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
2592 West 14th Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
*member Actor's Equity Association
"Both moving and funny."
- New York Post
"This unforgettable play still shocks, delights and provokes debate!"
- London Times
www.charenton.org
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Charenton Theater Company has cancelled the Wednesday, Dec. 7 performance of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg at Lake Erie College.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Please join us for the final weekend performances at Pilgrim Church in Tremont. See below for details.
Charenton Theater Company presents A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG by Peter Nichols
"Charenton rises to the challenge of Joe Egg....the theater intends to keep on resurrecting worthy plays of the 20th century....Charenton has again faithfully fulfilled its mission."
--The Free Times
"...director Sarah May keeps the pacing taut and the comedy piercing..."
--Scene
Directed by Sarah May Produced by B. Michelle Johnson with Jeffrey Grover Meghan Kelly Jacqi Loewy* Lenne Snively Laura Starnik Richard Worswick stage manager: Jon Boomershine
This immensely moving, profound and funny play about love and marriage centers around a family's struggle to cope with and raise their only child, the title character, a severely handicapped girl with whom they cannot communicate. The play, in its wonderfully theatrical style, also explores the well-meaning friends and family in their response to the handicapped daughter and the parents
who love and nurture her. It is a scorching, unruly and darkly comic dramatization of the effect of tragedy on a marriage and it breached several taboos in the late 1960's. A successful recent Broadway revival starred British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard.
The Tour Schedule is as follows (all performances are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and are free admission). Post-show discussions will take place after the November 18, December 2 and 9 performances.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, December 8, 9, and 10 Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ 2592 West 14th Street Cleveland, OH 44113
*member Actor's Equity Association
"Both moving and funny." - New York Post
"This unforgettable play still shocks, delights and provokes debate!" - London Times
Yahoo! Personals
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From jarrett at clevelandopera.org Mon Dec 5 13:03:38 2005
From: jarrett at clevelandopera.org (Paul Jarrett)
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 16:03:38 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Elixir Rave Review & Discount!
Message-ID: <4394AB2A.20500@clevelandopera.org>
Neopal members!
The word is out…the reviews are in…The Elixir of
Love is “a
captivating thing.Joshua Major has
staged the work with a fine eye for humor and tenderness, and Scott
Bergeson’s
conducting is a lesson in pure pacing, balance and texture. It’s no
surprise to
see the cast, lined up at the footlights in colorful costumes, sporting
enormous smiles as they listen to the overture.” (Plain Dealer 12/5/05)
Of tenor John Osborn, the Akron Beacon Journal
writes “Osborn’s
creamy tone, ultra-smooth phrasing and unforced delivery suited
Donizetti’s bel
canto ideal. The Italiante spin in Osborn’s tone added a special
excitement to
his performance.” (Akron Beacon Journal 12/4/05)
And of our “understudy” set, the Plain Dealer
concludes, “…hats
off to all…for conjuring up theatrical enchantment from the most basic
elements.
In concentrating on the raison d’etre of opera, they stress that the
elixir of
love is music.”
There’s
still time to use YOUR Neopal discount to see
this wonderful production!Just call
(216) 241-6000 and use discount code “30P” to get 30 percent off any A,
B or C
level seat for our final two performances…this Friday and Saturday
night, 8 PM
at the State Theatre, Playhouse Square.
--
Paul Jarrett
Associate Director of Marketing
Cleveland Opera
1422 Euclid Ave Suite 1052
Cleveland, OH 44122
216.575.0903 x.216
www.clevelandopera.org
From Stacilynv at aol.com Mon Dec 5 12:59:36 2005
From: Stacilynv at aol.com (Stacilynv at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:59:36 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Sweet Sounds for the Holidays!!!
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SEL-ebrate the season in style as the
SELREC SINGERS
present:
SWEET SOUNDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!
Featuring: The 40-member-strong female/male adult chorus specializing in
popular music for Chanukah and Christmas under the direction of R. Scott Posey
With: A special, white-whiskered man from the North Pole with gifts for
the children...and delicious holiday treats!!!
When: Tuesday, December 13th at 7:30pm
Where: South Euclid/Lyndhurst Administration Building at 5044 Mayfield
Road
(SW corner of Mayfield and Richmond roads)
Donations: $8.00 in advance
$10.00 at the door (Seniors: $9.00 at the door)
Group rates available!!!
For additional information see our website at:
www.selrecsingers.com
or for ticket information contact:
Staci Vincent at:
stacilynv at aol.com
Looking forward to seeing you on December 13th!!!
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Staci Vincent at: stacilynv at aol.com
Looking forward to seeing you on December 13th!!!
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From jross at cptonline.org Mon Dec 5 13:46:21 2005
From: jross at cptonline.org (Judith Ross)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 16:46:21 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CPT Seeks Development Associate
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part time employment (20 hours/week) at Cleveland Public Theatre. Duties
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prospect research and support activities for Development Department.
Associate will also provide assistance with donor recognition and
fundraising events. Ability to work efficiently and independently and
proficiency with Word, Excel and other computer applications required.
Application should include resume, grant writing experience and a writing
sample. Position reports to Director of Development. Apply in writing or
email to:
Judith Ross, Director of Development
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102
email: Jross at cptonline.org
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From blueizeinfo at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 15:17:10 2005
From: blueizeinfo at yahoo.com (Blue~ize Magazine)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:17:10 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ACTING, VOICE, AND DANCE COACHES
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ATTENTION ALL COACHES
New classified listing in Blue-ize Performing Arts Magazine.
Cost : $25/ month for four line listing
See December issue on stands today for information
FOR COACHES WHO TEACH
ACTING , VOICE OR DANCING
Blue~ize Magazine
The Ultimate Guide for Young Talent
Mike Ross, Editor
Barbara Ross, Producer
7285 Center St.
Mentor, OH 44060
PH: 440-478-7500
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ATTENTION ALL COACHES
New classified listing in Blue-ize Performing Arts Magazine.
Cost : $25/ month for four line listing
See December issue on stands today for information
FOR COACHES WHO TEACH
ACTING , VOICE OR DANCING
Blue~ize Magazine
The Ultimate Guide for Young Talent
Mike Ross, Editor
Barbara Ross, Producer 7285 Center St. Mentor, OH 44060 PH: 440-478-7500
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From peter at littlebeth.com Mon Dec 5 16:17:07 2005
From: peter at littlebeth.com (Peter Fields)
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 19:17:07 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"The Way Home" next broadcast on TimeWarner Cable APS15
Message-ID: <4394D883.1060108@littlebeth.com>
Don't miss Little Beth Entertainment's award winning* family film
The Way Home
*on APS channel 15 on TimeWarner Cable *
for Akron and surrounding areas.
*Wednesday, December 7
**Friday,* *December 9*
Broadcast time is *8pm* each day.
THE STORY: After being orphaned as a young child and living in various
foster homes over the years, a rebellious 13 year-old named David is
placed in the custody of foster parents who, by their love, challenge
David to abandon his anger and learn to hope and trust again. But this
bond is threatened when David's scheming aunt surfaces and demands to
take custody of her nephew.
running time: 1hr 18mins
/The Way Home/ stars:
Bruce Jennings - Cheryl Eitman - Robert Abrams
Lauren Geber - Aja Martin - Joanna Mitchell
Daniel Anstandig - Rick Jennings - Eudi Tracey
and Joy Borland.
Music by Bruce Jennings. Director of Photography: Laura Mankowski.
Produced and story by Peter Anthony Gould and Evonne Fields-Gould.
Screenplay by Evonne Fields-Gould. Directed and edited by Peter Anthony
Gould. Songs: "Finally" written by Terrance Fields and Lindsay Fields,
performed by Morgan Fields. "Somethings" written and performed by
Michael Stanley, courtesy of Line Level Music,
http://www.michaelstanley.com
Visit the Little Beth Entertainment website at
http://www.littlebeth.com for more information (cast bios, stills from
the film, and trailer).
*(Best Family Feature Film, the 2005 Indie Gathering Film Festival)
Thanks!
Peter Fields
From tha_soulpoet at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 16:27:53 2005
From: tha_soulpoet at yahoo.com (Vince Robinson)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 16:27:53 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Open Mic Poetry Tomorrow at Coventry Library
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Open mic poetry comes to the Coventry Village branch of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library tomorrow, December 6 at 6:30 p.m.
The event is the Nia Coffeehouse, a continuing poetry series originating at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Poets may perform their work accompanied by the music of Vince Robinson&TheJazzPoets.
The library is located at 1925 Coventry Rd near the intersection of Euclid Heights Boulevard in Cleveland Heights. Admission is free. Free parking is available in the lot on Washington Boulevard.
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Open mic poetry comes to the Coventry Village branch of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library tomorrow, December 6 at 6:30 p.m.
The event is the Nia Coffeehouse, a continuing poetry series originating at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Poets may perform their work accompanied by the music of Vince Robinson&TheJazzPoets.
The library is located at 1925 Coventry Rd near the intersection of Euclid Heights Boulevard in Cleveland Heights. Admission is free. Free parking is available in the lot on Washington Boulevard.
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From mmiloro at adelphia.net Mon Dec 5 16:34:38 2005
From: mmiloro at adelphia.net (Mark Miloro)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 19:34:38 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Youth Theater Directors Sought by GLTG
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currently under review and will soon be determined.
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to begin in June, will be set for Monday through Thursday in the =
afternoon, leading to three performances in July.
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to begin in June, will be set for Monday through Thursday in the =
evening, leading to four performances in late July or early August.=20
If interested, please submit a resume by December 20, 2005 to:
SUMMER YOUTH WORKSHOP COORDINATOR
GLTG, PO Box 834
Chardon, OH 44024
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From lilith at cros.net Mon Dec 5 16:40:39 2005
From: lilith at cros.net (Christine Chapman)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 19:40:39 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"RUBBLE" IS WRAPPED
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Please take a moment to allow me to acknowledge the AWESOME & TALENTED =
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know how I'll ever cull it down to 5 minutes!
CHANDLER CHAPMAN- Writer and Exec. Producer
JOHNNY K. WU- Director of Photography
PETER SAMPSON- Lightning Designer & Second Unit Camera
JEFF YANIK- First A.D.
BRANDY SEYMOUR- "Elizabeth"
ANDY SCHOFIELD- "Michael"
THE AMAZING "EVERYTHING CREW"
ARMON ARCURI
CYNTHIA GRAHAM
JAMES OROSZ
REBECCA CHAPMAN (age 8)- Slate
ERIC POTTER
WAYNE ORRIS- Production Assistants
THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!
This shoot was full of challenges- not the least of which was a =
half-foot of snow in Cleveland 12 hours before most of the crew had to =
trek to Port Clinton for the shoot.
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the film. I Hope to edit over the next month to 45 days. The completed =
product will be going immediately on the festival circuit- because these =
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THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!
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From hmp at hmpevents.com Mon Dec 5 16:59:11 2005
From: hmp at hmpevents.com (HMP Events)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 19:59:11 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Actors wanted for 12/10
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Clear DayWe are in need of a few funny IMPROV Performers IMMEDIATELY.
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December 10th. Rehearsal will be either 12/6 or 12/7.
The roles are varied.
Please email us your resume, a headshot and contact information ASAP.
THANK YOU!
Sandy
HMP Special Events & Promotions
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Mon Dec 5 17:22:17 2005
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 20:22:17 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Final Weekend of Alice's Adventures In Wonderland at The
Cleveland Play House!!!
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Come see it and say hello afterwards!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND
OPENS AT THE CLEVELAND PLAY HOUSE
Nov. 19 - Dec. 11, 2005 10/25/2005
The production opens November 19 and runs through December 11, 2005, in the
Studio One Theatre. Public performances are at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays. Shows run 50 minutes and include a question-and-answer
session with the cast.
Cast:
Kevin Joseph Kelly, Colin Cook, Gilgamesh Tagget, Jared Nichols, Phillip
Carroll and Kristen O'Connor as Alice (Curtis L. Young is the understudy for
Kevin Joseph Kelly on Sundays)
Creative Team
Eric Schmiedl (Playwright)
Bill Hoffman (Director)
Costume Design by Kim Castle; Scenic Design by Jenny Hitmar; Lighting Design
by Maureen Patterson, Stage Manager: Donna Dziak.
Ticket Information
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at The Cleveland Play House box office,
in person or by calling (216) 795-7000 or online at
_www.clevelandplayhouse.com_ (http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/) . Phone orders have a $1 processing
fee.
For special pricing on groups of 10 or more, or information about student
matinees for school groups of 10 or more weekdays at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
beginning November 14, call (216) 795-7000 ext. 149
Sincerely,
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216-269-3824
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From kjgiordano at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 18:11:19 2005
From: kjgiordano at yahoo.com (Kevin J. Giordano)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 18:11:19 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Woodwind Player Looking For Pit Orchestra.
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Woodwind Player Looking For Pit Orchestra.
Kevin Giordano
Clarinet / Saxophone
(216) 533-7602
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Kevin Giordano
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(216) 533-7602
Past Productions Include:
Victor - Victoria, Gypsy, Footloose, Fiddler On The Roof, Sound Of Music, Titanic, Anything Goes, A Chorus Line, Little Shop Of Horrors, South Pacific, Don't Rock The Boat, A Music Man, Ragtime, Grease, Hot Mikado, Meet Me In St. Louis, Forty-Second Street, Sweeney Todd, Guys and Dolls, Annie.
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From FSternfeld at aol.com Mon Dec 5 14:01:50 2005
From: FSternfeld at aol.com (FSternfeld at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 17:01:50 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FAIRMOUNT PERFORMING ARTS CAMP ' 06 program announced !!
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_FAIRMOUNT PERFORMING ARTS CAMP '06
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Director
Carol Pribble, Associate Director
Tom Fulton, Fairmount Center Executive Director
Located at Air-Conditioned
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This summer, we have truly found a beautiful setting for our camp: Chagrin
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Check out details on our complete program @
_http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac06/index.htm_
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From: ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com (ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 07:25:44 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need extra money? Earn $$$ for referrals by mentioning Mob
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President of M.O.B. INC.
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From ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com Tue Dec 6 05:17:11 2005
From: ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com (ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:17:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors need for mystery theater events
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From mmc3656 at aol.com Tue Dec 6 06:09:02 2005
From: mmc3656 at aol.com (mmc3656 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 09:09:02 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]AUDITIONS AT HATHAWAY BROWN
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HEY GUYS (Males)!!! DON'T FORGET!!!
This Thursday and Friday from 3:30-6:30 pm
at Hathaway Brown School
19600 North Park Blvd.
Shaker Heights
LITTLE WOMEN
Be prepared to read from the script.
Production Dates: Feb. 23-25, 2006
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HEY GUYS (Males)!!! DON'T FORGET!!!
This Thursday and Friday from 3:30-6:30 pm
at Hathaway Brown School
19600 North Park Blvd.
Shaker Heights
LITTLE WOMEN
Be prepared to read from the script.
Production Dates: Feb. 23-25, 2006
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From msucre2000 at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 06:25:14 2005
From: msucre2000 at yahoo.com (Matthew Sucre)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 06:25:14 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]OTH's JOSEPH AUDITION INFORMATION
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AUDITION NOTICE
Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH
Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Monica Olejko.
Music Direction John Franks
Technical Director Matthew Sucre
AUDITIONS
Sunday Dec 11th at 2PM and Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 & 13 - 7PM.
CHARATERS All roles are available.
Needed: men and women age 16 and older
for the Narrator, Joseph, his father Jacob, his 11 brothers and 12 wives.
A young boy, age 6-10, is also needed.
Everyone should come prepared to sing a song (bring piano accompaniment) and dress for movement
PERFORMANCES Performances are Feb 17 - March 12th.
CONTACT Call 440-327-2909 for more information.
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AUDITION NOTICE
Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH
Joseph and The Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Monica Olejko.
Music DirectionJohn Franks
Technical Director Matthew Sucre
AUDITIONS
Sunday Dec 11th at 2PM and Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 & 13 - 7PM.
CHARATERS
All roles are available.
Needed: men and women age 16 and older
for the Narrator, Joseph, his father Jacob, his 11 brothers and 12 wives.
A young boy, age 6-10, is also needed.
Everyone should come prepared to sing a song (bring piano accompaniment) and dress for movement
PERFORMANCES
Performances
are Feb 17 - March 12th.
CONTACT
Call 440-327-2909 for more information.
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From johnny at mdifilm.com Tue Dec 6 06:37:57 2005
From: johnny at mdifilm.com (Johnny Wu)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 09:37:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Icho Daiko's Taiko Workshop for Beginners
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For anyone interested in learning about Taiko Drumming
Icho Daiko's Taiko Workshop for Beginners
Place: Denison Avenue, United Church of Christ, 9900 Denison Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio
Date & Time: 3pm to 5pm
- Saturday, Dec 10, 2005
- Saturday, Jan 8, 2006
- Saturday, Feb 12, 2006
Cost: $15.00/session
To reserve your space, please call Yukiko Ebara at 440-744-1299 or send
email to ichodaiko at yahoo.com
For more info on Icho Daiko's future performances, classes and workshop
visit their website at http://ichodaiko.50webs.com/index.html
This is sponsored by Cleveland Chapter Japanese American Citizens League
PS: Icho Daiko will be performing at The Cleveland CAVS Halftime show on
Jan 5, 2006 against The Houston Rockets
Johnny K. Wu
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Monthly free filmmaking networking group
www.clevelandindieclub.com
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216.373.3278
President (2004 & 2005)
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www.ocagc.org
Wu Family Martial Arts
2800 years of Family System
www.wujiaquan.com
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From johnny at mdifilm.com Tue Dec 6 07:09:57 2005
From: johnny at mdifilm.com (Johnny Wu)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:09:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper
industry?
Message-ID: <003f01c5fa77$20f5d080$0c00000a@accnt>
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern
via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason
why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing:
everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to
buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news online or go to
www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as
well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not
being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same,
including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern
then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make
internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from
it.
Johnny
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Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry?=20
http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=3D205 =20
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local
newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part
of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have
since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at
once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go out
in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away
stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of
free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something
fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to
my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and
the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically,
the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday
paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at
the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining.
Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look
indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer
than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry
analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it
all) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules
governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65
percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the
greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news
from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online
versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause
them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay
to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that
same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also
requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues
from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other
problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site -
but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's
the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to
pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news
outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has
made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or
her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up
by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up
notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from
various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up
with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket
PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet
news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are
losing out to the Internet, either. The classified ads used to be a
significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and
sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet
outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services
being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live
Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of
these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The
free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of
the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with
the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by
owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified
section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to
run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition,
and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spend $99 for a 60 day ad
(the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add
up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of
dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the
house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to
Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their
Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines,
giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to
include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks
I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper
functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined,
newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do
you think the Web is killing the newspaper industry - or is it only
changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or
are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen?
Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the
newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave
of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.=20
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Johnny K. Wu
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From clydesimon at sbcglobal.net Tue Dec 6 08:51:57 2005
From: clydesimon at sbcglobal.net (Clyde Simon)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:51:57 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PD praise for convergence-continuum's "razor-sharp comedy"
STATES OF SHOCK
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CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM PRESENTS "STATES OF SHOCK" BY SAM SHEPARD AT THE LIMINIS IN TREMONT
Plain Dealer theatre critic Tony Brown (Mon., Dec. 5)
"rock-hard rock 'n' roll sensibilities" "twisted, darkly comic"
"wild imagination ... allowing Shepard's razor-sharp comedy to shine through"
"worth evey second"
To read the full review, click the following link:
http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/plaindealer/tony_brown/index.ssf?/base/entertainment/1133775363224000.xml&coll=2
States of Shock -- complete with singing, dancing, flying food, and a naughty encounter with some clam chowder -- is directed by convergence-continuum's Artistic Director Clyde Simon and features an ensemble cast that includes Lucy Bredeson-Smith, Geoff Hoffman, Steve Needham, Wes Shofner and Dawn Youngs, with percussionist Bill Lynn and guitarist Mark K.
States of Shock runs Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through December 17 at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. in Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood. All performances begin at 8 pm. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for students and seniors. For information and reservations, call 216-687-0074 or visit us on the web at http://www.convergence-continuum.org.
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CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM PRESENTS "STATES OF SHOCK" BY SAM SHEPARD AT THE LIMINIS IN TREMONT
Plain Dealer theatre critic Tony Brown (Mon., Dec. 5)
"rock-hard rock 'n' roll sensibilities" "twisted, darkly comic"
"wild imagination ... allowing Shepard's razor-sharp comedy to shine through"
"worth evey second"
To read the full review, click the following link:
States of Shock -- complete with singing, dancing, flying food, and a naughty encounter with some clam chowder -- is directed by convergence-continuum's Artistic Director Clyde Simon and features an ensemble cast that includes Lucy Bredeson-Smith, Geoff Hoffman, Steve Needham, Wes Shofner and Dawn Youngs, with percussionist Bill Lynn and guitarist Mark K.
States of Shock runs Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through December 17 at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. in Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood. All performances begin at 8 pm. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for students and seniors. For information and reservations, call 216-687-0074 or visit us on the web at http://www.convergence-continuum.org.
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From fstorch at beckcenter.org Tue Dec 6 10:18:55 2005
From: fstorch at beckcenter.org (Fran Storch)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 13:18:55 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Thank you, Mary,
for the fabulous review! Performance date clarification for Beck's
Beauty and the Beast
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Thank you, Mary, for the wonderful review (below) of the Beck Center's
Beauty and the Beast. I just want to clarify some of the performance
dates so no one misses this extraordinary performance.
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Disney's Beauty and the Beast will be presented at the Beck Center for
the Arts, 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood on the Main Stage through
December 31st. Performance days and times are Fridays and Saturdays at
7:30 p.m. (please note the earlier curtain time) and Sundays at 3:00
p.m. Select Thursday evening performances will be on December 15, 22
and 29 at 7:30 p.m. A special New Year's Eve show will be at 6:00 p.m.
on Saturday, December 31st. There are no performances on December 24 or
25. To reserve tickets, call the Beck Center Box Office at 216-521-2540
or visit our website at www.beckcenter.org.
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Thank you. See you at the theater!
=20
Fran Storch
Marketing Assistant
The Beck Center for the Arts
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
216-521-2540, ext. 244
=20
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Subject: [NEohioPAL]Unsolicited review of Beck's BEAUTY & THE BEAST by
Mary Faktor (the actor ;-)
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This is an unsolicited review of Beck Center's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
by Mary Faktor (the actor ;-)
=20
All I can say is WOW!=20
=20
Tonight I had the sincere pleasure of attending the preview performance
of the Disney version of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Beck Center. At
the close of Act one AND at final curtain call, THE AUDIENCE WENT WILD!
Young and old alike were mesmerized by this fun, enchanting theater
experience.=20
=20
This spectacular production (Produced by Scott Spence and directed by
Fred Sternfeld) is PHENOMENAL! Aimee Kluiber's costumes are delightful,
Ben Needham's sets are impressive, Martin Cespedes' choreography and
Larry Goodpaster's music direction are tremendous and the entire cast is
FANTASTIC!! =20
=20
The servants-turned-furniture (Cogsworth/ Douglas Collier,
Mrs. Potts/ Amiee Collier ,
Lumiere/ Larry Nehring , Chip/
Miles Sternfeld,
Babette/ Kristin Netzband, Madame de la Grande Bouche/ Tracee Patterson,
Monsieur D'Arque/ Adam Kapis, Doormat/ Andrew Parmelee) all played their
animated characters with perfect comic timing and believability. Josh
R. Noble's Gaston was absolutely hysterical and played to the hilt.
Gaston's "lackie", Lefou (Zac Hudak) was portrayed with Jerry Lewis
zeal, and Belle's father Maurice (Bill Kelly) showed such believable
love and warmth for his daughter. Not to forget the ensemble of
cutlery, plates, napkins and town folk all portrayed their characters
with commitment and enthusiasm.
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Cleveland newcomer, Natalie Green could not be a more perfect Belle.
This petite beauty has a beautiful singing voice to match her acting
depth and I'm sure we'll be seeing lots more of her in future
productions. Most impressive was Dan Folino as the Beast....a very
difficult role to perform with the multiple layers and range of emotions
necessary to touch our hearts. He managed to portray both human and
animal physical mannerisms, humor, embarrassment, shame, anger and
boyish awkwardness performed to perfection beneath the fantastic makeup
and prosthetics of Scott Gamble. The Magic and special effects of
Vincent Polowy made the magical transition of beast back to prince an
awesome experience. =20
=20
I heartily recommend this production of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST to young
and old alike. Get your tickets FAST...I'm sure this one will be a
Holiday season sell-out.
=20
Beauty and the Beast will be presented at Beck Center for the Arts,
17801 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. Performances will be December 2 -
31, 2005. Thursdays, December 8, 15, 22 & 29 at 7:30pm; Fridays,
December 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 at 7:30pm, Saturday, December 3 at 7:30pm;
Saturdays, December 10 & 17 at 2:30pm and 7:30pm; Saturday, December 31
- evening time to be decided, Sundays, December 4, 11, 18 at 3:00 p.m.
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Happy Holidays from:
Mary Faktor (the actor;-)
www.FaktorsTalentNetwork.com =20
888-913-3473
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=
Disney’s Beauty and the =
Beast will be
presented at the Beck =
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Lakewood on the Main Stage through =
December
31st. Performance days and times are Fridays and =
Saturdays at
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p.m.
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at 7:30
p.m. A special New Year’s Eve show will be at 6:00 p.m. on =
Saturday,
December 31st. There are no performances on December 24 =
or
25. To reserve tickets, call the Beck Center Box Office at =
216-521-2540
or visit our website at www.beckcenter.org.
Thank you. See you at the =
theater!
=
Fran =
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Marketing =
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The BeckCenter
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17801
Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio44107
216-521-2540, ext. =
244
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[NEohioPAL]Unsolicited
review of Beck's BEAUTY & THE BEAST by Mary Faktor (the actor =
;-)
=
=
=
This is an unsolicited review of Beck Center's BEAUTY AND =
THE
BEAST
by Mary Faktor (the actor =
;-)
All I can say is WOW!
Tonight I had the sincere pleasure =
of
attending the preview performance of the Disney version of BEAUTY AND =
THE BEAST
at the BeckCenter. At =
the close of
Act one AND at final curtain call, THE AUDIENCE WENT WILD! Young =
and old
alike were mesmerized by this fun, enchanting theater =
experience.
=
This spectacular production =
(Produced by
Scott Spence and directed by Fred Sternfeld) =
is PHENOMENAL! Aimee Kluiber's costumes
are delightful, Ben Needham's sets are impressive, Martin
Cespedes' choreography and Larry Goodpaster's music direction are =
tremendous
and the entire cast is FANTASTIC!!
=
The servants-turned-furniture =
(Cogsworth/
Douglas Collier,
Mrs. Potts/ Amiee =
Collier, Lumiere/ Larry =
Nehring, Chip/
Miles Sternfeld,
Babette/ Kristin Netzband, Madame de la Grande Bouche/ Tracee =
Patterson,
Monsieur D'Arque/ Adam Kapis, Doormat/ Andrew Parmelee) all played =
their
animated characters with perfect comic timing and
believability. Josh R. Noble's Gaston was absolutely =
hysterical and
played to the hilt. Gaston's "lackie", Lefou (Zac Hudak) =
was
portrayed with Jerry Lewis zeal, and Belle's father Maurice (Bill
Kelly) showed such believable love and warmth for his =
daughter. Not
to forget the ensemble of cutlery, plates, napkins and town folk =
all
portrayed their characters with commitment and =
enthusiasm.
=
Cleveland newcomer, =
Natalie Green
could not be a more perfect Belle. This petite beauty has
a beautiful singing voice to match her acting depth and I'm sure =
we'll be
seeing lots more of her in future productions. Most impressive was =
Dan
Folino as the Beast....a very difficult role to =
perform with the
multiple layers and range of emotions necessary to touch our =
hearts. He
managed to portray both human and animal physical mannerisms, =
humor,
embarrassment, shame, anger and boyish awkwardness performed to =
perfection
beneath the fantastic makeup and prosthetics of Scott Gamble. The =
Magic
and special effects of Vincent Polowy made the magical transition =
of beast
back to prince an awesome experience.
=
I heartily recommend this =
production of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST to young and old alike. Get your tickets =
FAST...I'm sure
this one will be a Holiday season =
sell-out.
=
Beauty
and the Beast will be presented at BeckCenter
for the Arts, 17801 =
Detroit Ave.,
Lakewood, Ohio.
Performances will be December 2 - 31, 2005. Thursdays, December 8, 15, =
22 &
29 at 7:30pm; Fridays, December 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 at 7:30pm, =
Saturday,
December 3 at 7:30pm; Saturdays, December 10 & 17 at 2:30pm and =
7:30pm;
Saturday, December 31 - evening time to be decided, Sundays, December 4, =
11, 18
at 3:00 p.m.
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From frank at time-lineproductions.com Tue Dec 6 10:59:04 2005
From: frank at time-lineproductions.com (Frank Mixson)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:59:04 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper
industry?
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Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern
via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason
why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing:
everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to
buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news online or go to
www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as
well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not
being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same,
including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern
then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make
internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from
it.
Johnny
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Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry?
http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local
newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part
of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have
since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at
once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go out
in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away
stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of
free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something
fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to
my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and
the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically,
the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday
paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at
the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining.
Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look
indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer
than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry
analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it
all) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules
governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65
percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the
greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news
from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online
versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause
them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay
to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that
same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also
requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues
from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other
problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site -
but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's
the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to
pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news
outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has
made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or
her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up
by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up
notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from
various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up
with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket
PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet
news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are
losing out to the Internet, either. The classified ads used to be a
significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and
sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet
outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services
being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live
Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of
these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The
free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of
the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with
the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by
owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified
section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to
run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition,
and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spend $99 for a 60 day ad
(the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add
up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of
dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the
house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to
Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their
Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines,
giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to
include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks
I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper
functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined,
newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do
you think the Web is killing the newspaper industry - or is it only
changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or
are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen?
Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the
newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave
of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
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Organization of Chinese Americans of Greater Cleveland
www.ocagc.org
Wu Family Martial Arts
2800 years of Family System
www.wujiaquan.com
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Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non
partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes
unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu <johnny at mdifilm.com> wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing: everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news online or
go to www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same, including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from it.
Johnny
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Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry? http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go out in
a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically, the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining. Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it all) is
twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65 percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site - but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's the price I
pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are losing out to the Internet, either. The classified
ads used to be a significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition, and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spend $99
for a 60 day ad (the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines, giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined, newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do you think the Web is killing the newspaper
industry - or is it only changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen? Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
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From libchick76 at webtv.net Tue Dec 6 11:13:00 2005
From: libchick76 at webtv.net (Susan Schiff)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 14:13:00 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FOR SALE
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It's already a typical Cleveland winter (snow and cold), and I want to
sell 3 terrific, warm, shearling coats. All gently worn, but truly
wonderful. Here are the measurements:
Man's jkt:
sz 38-40
shoulder 18"
length 34"
sleeve-outer 24"
sleeve-inner 16"
Woman's coat:
sz 8
shoulder 15 1/2"
length 42"
sleeve-outer 22"
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For more info, e-mail me at libchick76 at webtv.net or call 216-283-68253.
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The Artist and raw & co gallery welcome you to the opening reception Friday
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From mikeanthnort at aol.com Tue Dec 6 13:46:25 2005
From: mikeanthnort at aol.com (mikeanthnort at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 16:46:25 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper
industry?
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On the same token, there are some news services which if missed can be viewed on the Net, which is a "broadcaster" itself. That's one good example of interperability. The problem you write about with regard to broadcast news or even locally distributed newspaper content is very much the same as the problem with the webcast of information we receive via the Internet (only that on the web, the scale of unworthy content is vastly superior, as there are currently fewer means of sifting out the gold from the horse dung).
As long as it's all agreed that niche groups of interest whose borders are done away with via the web have as much (but no more) importance as geographically, localized community groups, then whether you're a broadcast news service, a newspaper in distribution, or a web service provider--whatever your business of fancy--you better be damned sure integrity is molded into your strategy. Otherwise, the technology is bound to give you a wake-up call itself and, excuse the cliche, catch you with your pants down!
Newspapers, TV news, etc., would have it as a great strategy for the future in becoming "sifters" of such content that can be backed up by more in-depth coverage via pointers to acclaimed web spaces. That's my bet, I'm all in; and all out!
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Mixson
To: NeOhioPal List
Sent: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:59:04 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper industry?
Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern
via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason
why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing:
everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to
buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news onl ine or go to
www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as
well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not
being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same,
including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern
then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make
internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from
it.
Johnny
---------------
Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry?
http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local
newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part
of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have
since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at
once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go o ut
in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away
stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of
free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something
fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to
my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and
the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically,
the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday
paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at
the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining.
Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look
indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer
than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry
analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it
all ) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules
governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65
percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the
greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news
from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online
versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause
them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay
to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that
same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also
requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues
from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other
problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site -
but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's
the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to
pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news
outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has
made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or
her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up
by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up
notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from
various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up
with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket
PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet
news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are
losing out to the Internet, either. The class ified ads used to be a
significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and
sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet
outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services
being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live
Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of
these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The
free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of
the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with
the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by
owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified
section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to
run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition,
and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spen d $99 for a 60 day ad
(the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add
up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of
dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the
house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to
Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their
Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines,
giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to
include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks
I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper
functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined,
newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do
you think the Web is killing the newspap er industry - or is it only
changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or
are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen?
Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the
newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave
of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
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On the same token, there are some news services which if missed can be viewed on the Net, which is a "broadcaster" itself. That's one good example of interperability. The problem you write about with regard to broadcast news or even locally distributed newspaper content is very much the same as the problem with the webcast of information we receive via the Internet (only that on the web, the scale of unworthy content is vastly superior, as there are currently fewer means of sifting out the gold from the horse dung).
As long as it's all agreed that niche groups of interest whose borders are done away with via the web have as much (but no more) importance as geographically, localized community groups, then whether you're a broadcast news service, a newspaper in distribution, or a web service provider--whatever your business of fancy--you better be damned sure integrity is molded into your strategy. Otherwise, the technology is bound to give you a wake-up call itself and, excuse the cliche, catch you with your pants down!
Newspapers, TV news, etc., would have it as a great strategy for the future in becoming "sifters" of such content that can be backed up by more in-depth coverage via pointers to acclaimed web spaces. That's my bet, I'm all in; and all out!
Mike
-----Original Message----- From: Frank Mixson <frank at time-lineproductions.com> To: NeOhioPal List <neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com> Sent: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:59:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper industry?
Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu <johnny at mdifilm.com> wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing: everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news onl ine or go to www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same, including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from it.
Johnny
---------------
Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry? http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go o ut in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically, the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining. Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it all ) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65 percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site - but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are losing out to the Internet, either. The class ified ads used to be a significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition, and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spen d $99 for a 60 day ad (the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines, giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined, newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do you think the Web is killing the newspap er industry - or is it only changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen? Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
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From shefd98 at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 13:59:58 2005
From: shefd98 at yahoo.com (sheffia dooley)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 13:59:58 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Time is running out!!!
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Time is running out!!!
If you haven't been to
Cleveland Public Theatre to see
The Santaland Diaries
and
Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge,
You'd better get on the GOOD FOOT!
Now, if money is tight
and you want to see them for free,
don't be shy,
come and usher for me.
Just give me a call,
we'll get the times straight.
Don't usher by yourself.
Yeah, you can bring a date.
Now, for a good time
just call me, Sheffia.
Be a volunteer usher,
we'll be happy to see ya.
Sheffia Dooley
CPT Volunteer Coordinator
216-631-2727 ext.212
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Time is running out!!!
If you haven't been to
Cleveland Public Theatre to see
The Santaland Diaries
and
Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge,
You'd better get on the GOOD FOOT!
Now, if money is tight
and you want to see them for free,
don't be shy,
come and usher for me.
Just give me a call,
we'll get the times straight.
Don't usher by yourself.
Yeah, you can bring a date.
Now, for a good time
just call me, Sheffia.
Be a volunteer usher,
we'll be happy to see ya.
Sheffia Dooley
CPT Volunteer Coordinator
216-631-2727 ext.212
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From tburnett at neo.rr.com Tue Dec 6 14:05:45 2005
From: tburnett at neo.rr.com (Tom Burnett)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 17:05:45 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Re: Is the web killing the newspaper industry?
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The internet isn't helping, but this decline started a long time ago,
when "news delivered by computer" was something you'd see only in SF
stories. Like the writer of that piece indicated, the easy
availability of television "news" is a large part of the problem for
newspapers (and I put that word in quotes because I don't think what
you see on local stations can really be called news shows).
I speak as someone who spent 25 years in the business, at daily
newspapers and a wire service. The writer blames 24-hour television
news, but I think it's the entire television culture -- not just CNN,
Fox, MSNBC -- that's also responsible. Later baby boomers and the
generations that have followed grew up with the TV in the family room
acting as a third "parent" and got used to the idea that learning is
often delivered (in the best instances) by big yellow birds and soft-
spoken guys in sweaters. You see this reflected in the schools:
Education today has to be a multi-media production; the days of
learning exclusively from the printed page are gone forever.
Another factor the writer fails to mention, though, is the
decentralization of the working population. Where you have a large
commuter class taking public transit to a downtown that's got a lot
of businesses -- like the large East Coast cities and Chicago -- you
have multiple newspapers that are doing better than what we see here
in NE Ohio, because that's a strong readership base. A newsstand at a
train station in Trenton, N.J., for example, will have 3 NY papers, 2
Philadelphia papers, the 2 Trenton newspapers and the Newark Star
Ledger (which covers the whole state) waiting for the morning
commuter. Those driving to work, of course, are lost to the newspapers.
But you can't get everything in the PD on its website. For one thing,
there are a lot of talented photographers and artists whose work is
only available in the print edition. There's print content that is
not ported to the website, too.
Johnny Wu may not have received a response to his email, but they do
pay attention to the public. The problem is, the list of what the
public wants is usually far too diffuse for a newspaper to satisfy.
The surveys I saw when I worked for the PD generally had "local news"
at the top of the list for what people felt was most important for
the paper. But local news from Medina is of little or no interest in
Euclid or Chagrin Falls. Devoting space to a tense city council
meeting in Westlake will draw few readers in Mentor unless there are
unusual aspects to it or unless it's dealing with an issue that every
community deals with.
The PD's decision to eliminate audition notices may seem
shortsighted, but if this information is easily available elsewhere
(like right here on this list) for the majority of people who'd look
through it, it makes no sense for the paper to devote resources to it.
Where's this going to end? No one knows. I'm sure a lot of
journalistic eyes are on the NY Times to see whether its decision to
remove some of its content from the free website will bear any fruit.
Most of what you have to pay for there is opinion, and I cannot think
of anyone's opinion I'd be willing to pay to read. No one alive,
certainly.
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computer" was something you'd see only in SF stories. Like the writer of =
that piece indicated, the easy availability of television "news" is a =
large part of the problem for newspapers (and I put that word in quotes =
because I don't think what you see on local stations can really be =
called news shows).
I speak as someone who =
spent 25 years in the business, at daily newspapers and a wire service. =
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television culture -- not just CNN, Fox, MSNBC -- that's also =
responsible. Later baby boomers and the generations that have followed =
grew up with the TV in the family room acting as a third "parent" and =
got used to the idea that learning is often delivered (in the best =
instances) by big yellow birds and soft-spoken guys in sweaters. You see =
this reflected in the schools: Education today has to be a multi-media =
production; the days of learning exclusively from the printed page are =
gone forever.
Another factor the writer =
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example, will have 3 NY papers, 2 Philadelphia papers, the 2 Trenton =
newspapers and the Newark Star Ledger (which covers the whole state) =
waiting for the morning commuter. Those driving to work, of course, are =
lost to the newspapers.
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there are a lot of talented photographers and artists whose work is only =
available in the print edition. There's print content that is not ported =
to the website, too.
Johnny Wu may not have =
received a response to his email, but they do pay attention to the =
public. The problem is, the list of what the public wants is usually far =
too diffuse for a newspaper to satisfy. The surveys I saw when I worked =
for the PD generally had "local news" at the top of the list for what =
people felt was most important for the paper. But local news from Medina =
is of little or no interest in Euclid or Chagrin Falls. Devoting space =
to a tense city council meeting in Westlake will draw few readers in =
Mentor unless there are unusual aspects to it or unless it's dealing =
with an issue that every community deals with.
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eliminate audition notices may seem shortsighted, but if this =
information is easily available elsewhere (like right here on this list) =
for the majority of people who'd look through it, it makes no sense for =
the paper to devote resources to it.
Where's this going to end? =
No one knows. I'm sure a lot of journalistic eyes are on the NY Times to =
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From valeriesalstrom at hotmail.com Tue Dec 6 14:16:52 2005
From: valeriesalstrom at hotmail.com (Valerie Salstrom)
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 17:16:52 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Swing dance and lesson this Friday,
December 8th in Lakewood!
Message-ID:
Sorry I have been out of touch lately. I have a love/hate relationship with my computer and this had caused some issues with me sending out the group emails. But life is good now that I have a new computer.
So anyways back to the reasons I am sending this email.
There will be a really cool swing dance at the LakewoodMasonicTemple this Friday. The address is 15300 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. Very near to 150th/Warren.
From 8pm until 9pm there will be a dance lesson for those interested in learning how to do the Jitterbug and a few basic moves.
From 9pm until 12am one of our favorite bands; ?Dukes of Wail? will be playing. They are a ton of fun and it will be a huge treat to have them play for us.
The cost for the evening will be $10 or $7 if you are a student with a valid ID.
If you are looking for a unique way to swing in the New Year, please join us for an evening of fun at the Bohemian National Hall on Saturday, December 31st. We are bringing in the very popular ?Hepcat Revival? for your dancing pleasure. Lots of fun details are in the works for this special evening.
Our next session of 5 week classes will begin the week of January 9th, 2006.
Remember we have locations in Lakewood and downtown Cleveland. We have classes in Jitterbug, Lindy, and more! You can check our website for a complete explanation of all of the swing dances.
We will have some guest instructors for next session too. So keep reading your emails to find out who those instructors will be.
We have had quite a busy Summer and Fall and we are very happy to be chatting with you all again. Our latest accomplishments are that we came in 2nd in the American Lindy Hop Championships in October. We really smoked the competition in the fast round which is a choreographed routine. We got almost all 1st places from the judges!!! During this same weekend we also competed in the World Lindy Hop Championships and we came in 4th!!!! We had a really fun time competing and were very happy with how everything turned out for us.
From ray at worldeonline.com Tue Dec 6 14:11:33 2005
From: ray at worldeonline.com (Ray Szuch)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 17:11:33 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Indie Gathering 2006 - Early reg. ends 12/31/2005
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From higbee at chsaviour.org Tue Dec 6 15:17:30 2005
From: higbee at chsaviour.org (Judith Higbee)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 18:17:30 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Festival of Lessons and Carols
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Sunday Dec. 11th 10:30 a.m.
(10:15 a.m. brass & organ prelude)
Seven choirs including handbells combine with
professional brass quintet, timpani and organ
to tell the Christmas story in music and carol-singing.
Judith Higbee
Director of Music
Church of the Saviour
2537 Lee Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
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From joandbill at sbcglobal.net Tue Dec 6 15:24:12 2005
From: joandbill at sbcglobal.net (William J Smith)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 15:24:12 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]voice teacher
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I am looking for a voice teacher/coach for my 13 year old daughter who is interested in musical theatre. I am looking for someone who is patient and good with young people. Preferably we want someone in the Willoughby area. Email me if you are interested. joandbill at sbcglobal.net
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I am looking for a voice teacher/coach for my 13 year old daughter who is interested in musical theatre. I am looking for someone who is patient and good with young people. Preferably we want someone in the Willoughby area. Email me if you are interested. joandbill at sbcglobal.net
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From amherst_city_cable at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 15:43:04 2005
From: amherst_city_cable at yahoo.com (Amherst Cable)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 15:43:04 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Amhersst City Cable Shoot Seeks Singers QUICKLY
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Hi, all. It's your old pal Mike Leuszler here asking
for some help. If you know of anyone who can sing, and
is comfortable with Christmas Carols, please let them
know....
Amherst City Cable is looking for three singers for
their annual Christmas special. The show, which will
be a half hour of singing and holiday fun, will take
no more than four hours to film, according to station
manager and director Jay Kapron.
The music is all classic Christmas. The final shooting
date has not been set, but the special will be shot
within the 10 days or so. If you are available or
interested please contact Mike Leuszler at
440-988-2256 before Thursday December 8 @ 12 noon.
Chosen candidates will be contacted soon after, and
arrangements will be made. All we need at this point
is a commitment to appear, if possible. There will be
no auditions due to time limitations. Once again, this
is a quick four hour shoot.
Remember, phone 440-988-2256, or e-mail me @
leuszler at aol.com before noon on Thursday. Thanks.
Oh, and it's not a paid gig, but it's guaranteed
exposure.
Mike Leuszler
Amherst City Cable
leuszler at aol.com
440-988-2256
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From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 16:04:47 2005
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 16:04:47 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lakeland announces Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and 2006 season
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Lakeland Theatre announces
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets and Lights Designed by Keith Nagy
Costumes Designed by Craig Tucker Sound Design by Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Andrea Fisher
Featuring
Big Daddy Mitchell Fields (member of AEA)
Margaret Liz Conway
Doctor Baugh Michael Regnier
Big Mama Mary Jane Nottage
Brick Mark Smith
Mae Erin Bunting
Gooper Steven Hoffman
Reverand Tooker Marvin Mallory
Lacey Herrick Martin
Production Dates:
Friday, February 3 @ 8pm
Saturday, February 4 @ 8pm
Sunday, February 5 @ 2pm
Friday, February 10 @ 8pm
Saturday, February 11 @ 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, February 12 @ 2pm and 7pm
Friday, February 17 @ 8pm
Saturday, February 18 @ 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, February 19 @ 2pm
Lakeland Theatre will produce Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Drama Critics Award for Best Play and arguably one of the greatest American plays ever written. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is the first production of Lakeland Theatre's 2006 Season. Also featured are:
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE (July 14-28, 2006)
Auditions:
Saturday, January, 14 2006 1:00pm till 4:00pm
Sunday, January, 15 2006 1:00pm till 4:00pm
NO ROLES ARE PRE-CAST. ALL ROLES ARE COMPENSATED.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (October 6-22, 2006)
Auditions:
Monday, July, 17 2006 7:00pm till 9:00pm
Tuesday, July, 18, 2006 7:00pm till 9:00pm
Tickets: $10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Group rates are available Special subscription rates are available when you purchase reserved tickets for all three productions.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof runs for 12 performances; February 3, 2006 through February 18, at Lakeland Community College's Performing Arts Center. All tickets are reserved. Group and senior rates are available. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students. For ticket information either email Martin Friedman at martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com or at mfriedman at lakelandcc.edu, or call 440.525.7034 or 440.525.4747. All tickets are reserved.
For more information please feel free to either email me, Martin Friedman, at martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com, mefriedman at lakelandcc.edu or call 440.525.7034 (and press #1 to bypass the message).
All performances and auditions will be held in Performing Arts Center at Lakeland Community College. Take I 90 east and exit at the second exit, Route #306. Turn right (south) on Rt. #306. Turn left into the Lakeland Community College, the first light. Get in the right lane. Turn right at the stop sign. Turn right at the next stop sign. Turn left into the faculty/staff parking lot. Park at the other end of the parking lot. The PAC is just past and to the left of the Clocktower.
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Lakeland Theatre announces
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Martin Friedman
Sets and Lights Designed by Keith Nagy
Costumes Designed by Craig TuckerSound Design by Bill Amato
Production Stage Manager Andrea Fisher
Featuring
Big Daddy Mitchell Fields (member of AEA) Margaret Liz Conway
Doctor Baugh Michael
Regnier
Big Mama Mary Jane Nottage
Brick Mark Smith
Mae Erin Bunting
Gooper Steven Hoffman
Reverand Tooker Marvin Mallory
Lacey Herrick Martin
Production Dates:
Friday, February 3 @
8pm
Saturday, February 4 @ 8pm
Sunday, February 5 @ 2pm
Friday, February 10 @ 8pm
Saturday, February 11 @ 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, February 12 @ 2pm and 7pm
Friday, February 17 @ 8pm
Saturday, February 18 @ 2pm and 8pm
Sunday, February 19 @ 2pm
Lakeland Theatre will produce Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Drama Critics Award for Best Play and arguably one of the greatest American plays ever written. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is the first production of Lakeland Theatre's 2006 Season. Also featured are:
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE (July 14-28, 2006)
Auditions:
Saturday, January, 14 20061:00pm till 4:00pm
Sunday, January, 15 20061:00pm till 4:00pm
NO ROLES ARE PRE-CAST. ALL ROLES ARE COMPENSATED.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (October 6-22, 2006)
Auditions:
Monday, July, 17 2006 7:00pm till 9:00pm
Tuesday, July, 18, 2006 7:00pm till 9:00pm
Tickets:$10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors. Group rates are available Special subscription rates are available when you purchase reserved tickets for all three productions.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof runs for 12 performances; February 3, 2006 through February 18, at LakelandCommunity College's PerformingArtsCenter. All tickets are reserved. Group and senior rates are available. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students. For ticket information either email Martin Friedman at martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com or at mfriedman at lakelandcc.edu, or call 440.525.7034 or 440.525.4747. All tickets are reserved.
All performances and auditions will be held in Performing Arts Center at LakelandCommunity College. Take I 90 east and exit at the second exit, Route #306. Turn right (south) on Rt. #306. Turn left into the LakelandCommunity College, the first light. Get in the right lane. Turn right at the stop sign. Turn right at the next stop sign. Turn left into the faculty/staff parking lot. Park at the other end of the parking lot. The PAC is just past and to the left of the Clocktower.
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From poet4lifeyes at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 16:33:39 2005
From: poet4lifeyes at yahoo.com (Renee Jackson)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 16:33:39 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]1 + 1 Productions Presents
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Monday Nights at Cleveland Art Theatre (CAT)
11619 Euclid Avenue
University Circle Area
For Information - Conni (216) 241-1494 or Renee (216) 587-4805
Starting Date: Monday, January 2, 2006
Time: 7 PM
Poets, Vocalists, Actors, Dancers, Storytellers, ALL are welcome
The fourth Monday of each month, we present Reader's Theatre
Classic Productions will be read by Cleveland area actors.
Call us, we'll give you all the details
Renee Matthews-Jackson
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Monday Nights at Cleveland Art Theatre (CAT)
11619 Euclid Avenue
University Circle Area
For Information - Conni (216) 241-1494 or Renee (216) 587-4805
Starting Date: Monday, January 2, 2006
Time: 7 PM
Poets, Vocalists, Actors, Dancers, Storytellers, ALL are welcome
The fourth Monday of each month, we present Reader's Theatre
Classic Productions will be read by Cleveland area actors.
Call us, we'll give you all the details
Renee Matthews-Jackson
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From abyerly24 at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 17:05:31 2005
From: abyerly24 at yahoo.com (Adrian Byerly)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 17:05:31 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Public Squares are announcing audtions!
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Calling all actors, improvizers, and writers!!!!
The Public Squares are looking for additional cast
members and writers to round out its current cast of
misfits!!!
The Public Squares is an energetic sketch comedy and
improv troupe unlike any other in Cleveland and we
need you!!!!
All sexes, races, religions, etc...wanted and
encouraged to audition. A background in improv is
preferred.
Auditions wil be
Sunday Jan 8th @ 7:30pm
at Ground Floor Theatre on Conventry Roand in
Cleveland Heights.
In addition to a photo and resume, please bring a
writing sample. The sample doesn't have to be a
comedic opus, by any means. Just an idea of how you
write. NO STAND UP ROUTINES, PLEASE.
Please be prepared to do some improv and a cold script
reading.
If you have any questions, please e-mail
contact at thepublicsquares.com
Thanks for your interest!
Adrian Byerly
Producer
The Public Squares
From hlgrouch at megsinet.net Tue Dec 6 20:05:03 2005
From: hlgrouch at megsinet.net (Mark Dawidziak)
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 23:05:03 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Largely Literary's "Christmas Carol" in Solon
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Acclaimed version of "A Christmas Carol" moves to Solon
Here They Come A-Carol-ing
The Largely Literary Theater Company's acclaimed three-person
version of Charles Dickens? "A Christmas Carol" will make its first
appearance at the Solon Center for the Arts this weekend. Performances
will be Dec. 9 and 10, Friday and Saturday, at 7 p.m.
This is the company's second of three productions in the Solon
Center for the Arts' Page to Stage series, co-presented by the Friends
of the Solon Center for the Arts and the Friends of the Solon Library.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and students.
The Solon Center for the Arts is located at 6315 SOM Center Road.
For information or reservations, call 440-337-1400 or go to
www.solonarts.org.
The Largely Literary Theater Company presented "The Tell-Tale Play,"
its two-act collection of poems and stories by Edgar Allan Poe, in
October at the Solon Center for the Arts. In June, the Solon Center will
be the home for the professional world debut of the company's two-act
collection of Mark Twain material, "The Reports of My Death Are Greatly
Exaggerated."
Adapted and directed by Cleveland Plain Dealer television critic
Mark Dawidziak, the Largely Literary Theater Company's version of "A
Christmas Carol" stresses fidelity to Dickens? story and language. "All
three are excellent actors who make this staging of 'A Christmas Carol'
a most intimate experience," the Akron Beacon Journal said of the
production. "This adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' taps into Dickens?
heavy theme of darkness, which is often glossed over in other
adaptations."
The production also was acclaimed as "a wonderful version" by the
Dickens Fellowship, the 100-year-old organization dedicated to the study
of the author's life and works. And Cleveland Scene said "this quiet,
faithful take" on Dickens? story "is restrained, reserved, and
charmingly quaint."
The basic concept is that the audience has gathered to hear Dickens
give one of his popular readings of the story about miserly Ebenezer
Scrooge. Dickens (played by Dawidziak) appears on stage, opens the book
and starts reading. As the "reading" progresses, a second actor (Tom
Stephan) appears as Scrooge as the story literally comes to life around
Dickens. The third actor, Sara Showman, plays almost all the other
roles: men and women, ghosts and mortals.
This is the fourth year that the Largely Literary Theater Company
has toured its production of "A Christmas Carol." It has been staged at
such venues as the Cleveland Library, Coach House Theatre and Stan Hywet
Hall in Akron, Lakeland Community College, the Cuyahoga Falls Library
and the Nordonia Hills Branch Library.
After the evening shows in Solon and a Sunday performance in
Columbus, the company will move "A Christmas Carol" to to downtown
Akron's Greystone Hall & Theatre for 8:30 p.m. performances on Dec. 16
and 17.
General admission will be $15 for the shows at Greystone, located at
103 S. High Street, with several convenient parking options adjacent to
the building. A dinner-and-show package is available for $45. Seating
for the Old English dinner will be at 7:30 each night, with seasonal
favorites served in Greystone?s winter wonderland setting. For
information and reservations, call 330-761-1950.
The Largely Literary Theater Company was founded in 2002 by
Dawidziak and Showman to stage this version of "A Christmas Carol."
Specializing in faithful adaptations of classic literature, the
company's dual mission is to promote interest in reading and live
theater.
From hiseas2 at aol.com Tue Dec 6 21:35:27 2005
From: hiseas2 at aol.com (hiseas2 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 00:35:27 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Brigadoon auditions
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Last call for auditions for Mighty Goliath Productions' "Brigadoon".
Where: Avon Lake High School's Performing Arts Center
When: Friday, December 9, at 7:00
What: bring a song to sing - accompanist provided
there will be readings from the script
those interested in Jeannie will have a dance/movement
audition
Show dates: March 24, 25, 26, 31, April 1
non-equity show
all parts available
chorus need not audition - just show up at the first rehearsal:
Friday, January 6 at 7:00.
If you cannot come at the date/time listed above, please contact me and
we will set up a different date/time for you!
Bernadette Hisey
HiSeas2 at aol.com
Chorus Director, "Brigadoon", MGP
Marketing Manager
From rainbowrep at neo.rr.com Tue Dec 6 22:07:37 2005
From: rainbowrep at neo.rr.com (Rainbow Repertory company)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 01:07:37 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Audition Notice - Rainbow Repertory Company
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From jtraxbay at comcast.net Wed Dec 7 04:16:27 2005
From: jtraxbay at comcast.net (James Traxler)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 07:16:27 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Instrumentalists needed for Poulenc Gloria
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The TrueNorth Symphony and Chorale is performing the Poulenc Gloria on Dec.
16th in Avon Lake and 17th in Westlake. We need to augment our Symphony for
this work. If you have played the Poulenc Gloria and/or sight read well, we
invite you to join us at rehearsals this Sunday (11th) and Monday (12th) at
TrueNorth Cultural Arts Center, 33489 Lake Road, Avon Lake. There will also
be a dress rehearsal at Westlake HS on Wednesday the 14th. All rehearsals
begin at 7:00 pm.
We especially need the following parts: oboe/English horn, bassoon, bass
clarinet, and all strings except bass.
For more information, please call Jim Traxler at the numbers below or reply
to this e-mail.
Jim Traxler
Director, TrueNorth Symphony
jtraxbay at comcast.net
Ph. 440-871-3202
Cell 440-554-4519
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From shart00 at hotmail.com Wed Dec 7 05:29:16 2005
From: shart00 at hotmail.com (susan hart)
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 08:29:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]last chance to see GHLT'S "Bah Humbug"
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Saturday, December 10th at 4:00 is the last performance of the Garfield Heights Little Theatre"s Christmas offering: "Bah Humbug"- a musical adaptation of Scrooge's "A Christmas Carol". The Garfield Heights Civic Center at 5407 Turney Road has allowed us to use their main dining room to perform in and we have brought Scrooge"s Victorian England to life with a cast of all ages. TIckets are $10.00 for adults, $8.00 for seniors and children 12 and under are $6.00. Please call 216-901-9555 for reservations. Come support your community theatre and get in the Christmas spirit!
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From: ffarsch at eriecoast.com (Farschman)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 09:21:23 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Murder at local High School!
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Dessert/Murder Mystery Theatre is Here!
The MLS Theatre Company of Amherst Steele High School Announces:
So You Wanna Be A Movie Star
Guest Director: J.R. Simons
A Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd. Improvisational Murder Mystery
Friday, December 9, 2005
7:30 p.m.
Amherst Steele High School Cafetorium
450 Washington St.
Amherst, OH 44001
Tickets: $5.00
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Please join us for a fun night!
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proceeds to benefit the theatre company
For More Information Contact:
Valerie Farschman, Drama Sponsor
ffarsch at eriecoast.com
valerie_farschman at amherst.k12.oh.us
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From w8inglong at yahoo.com Wed Dec 7 06:50:26 2005
From: w8inglong at yahoo.com (Joanne Popp)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 06:50:26 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]An unsolicited concert review
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The Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra at Zion UCC of Tremont
Sunday, December 4, 2005 4:00 PM
When I was a child, I learned that I truly loved the sound of a live orchestra and classical music was meant for the affluent; ordinary kids got the nosebleed seats. The Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra seeks to perform concerts, which make musical enrichment accessible to all in the Greater Cleveland area. Zion UCC of Tremont presented the third annual Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra Christmas Concert under the direction of William B. Slocum. After that performance, some of the ordinary people whose perception of classical music has been casual, sporadic or even unimpressed may find themselves enthusiastic supporters of the arts.
Caroline Oltmanns opened the afternoon's concert with Beethoven's ?Emperor,? Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 73, with vitality, passion and flair. The hauntingly beautiful, almost reverent second movement brought a few people to tears. Ms. Oltmanns? precise phrasing, and orchestra interplay, the high-spirited direction of Mr. Slocum and the key role of percussion in the final movement attracted the attention of even the youngest people in the audience.
The second half of the program featured the Southwest Community Chorus with soprano, Misook Yun performing selections from H?ndel?s ?The Messiah.? The first selection, ?For Unto us a Child is Born? was presented with strength and balanced well with the orchestra. ?Pifa,? an orchestral piece followed. For the next few selections the orchestra eclipsed the chorus and Ms. Yun. Ms. Yun so totally nailed ?Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion,? she seemed to spur the chorus to regain the balance of the opening piece for ?Hallelujah.?
Anderson's medley of nine popular carols in ?A Christmas Festival? and ?Carol of the Bells? are always a delight to hear. Prokofieff's Troika from ?Lieutenant Kij? Suite,? with its unusual chords sounded more dissonant than usual, although the tempo was pretty much on the money. Topping off the concert was the traditional Christmas Carol Sing-Along: a series of nine carols skillfully connected by fragments of familiar tunes that maintained momentum during rhythm and key changes. At a reception in the fellowship hall, the orchestra, chorus, soloists and audience were treated to sumptuous goodies. For those who missed the annual Christmas Concert or just want to hear it again WCLV-FM 104.9 will broadcast portions of the concert December 21, 2005 at 8 p.m. We hope you tune in for that event.
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 73, "Emperor"
Georg Friedrich H?ndel (1685-1759) Selections from ?The Messiah?
Leroy Anderson (1908-1975) ?A Christmas Festival?
M. Leontovich, & P. Wilhousky arranged by Richard Hayman ?Carol of the Bells?
Serge Prokofieff (1891-1953) Tro?ka from the ?Lieutenant Kije? Suite
A Christmas Carol ? Sing-Along! Arranged Gordon Munford
Performers:
Caroline Oltmanns, Piano, Misook Yun, Soprano, Southwest Community Chorus, Tom Foley, Director, and William B. Slocum, CPO Conductor.
Submitted by Joanne M. Popp
Adm. Assistant,
Zion UCC of Tremont
http://zionchurch.org
Whosoever is everyone.
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The Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra at Zion UCC of Tremont
Sunday, December 4, 2005 4:00 PM
When I was a child, I learned that I truly loved the sound of a live orchestra and classical music was meant for the affluent; ordinary kids got the nosebleed seats.The Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra seeks to perform concerts, which make musical enrichment accessible to all in the Greater Cleveland area.Zion UCC of Tremont presented the third annual Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra Christmas Concert under the direction of William B. Slocum.After that performance, some of the ordinary people whose perception of classical music has been casual, sporadic or even unimpressed may find themselves enthusiastic supporters of the arts.
Caroline Oltmanns opened the afternoon's concert with Beethoven's ?Emperor,? Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 73, with vitality, passion and flair.The hauntingly beautiful, almost reverent second movement
brought a few people to tears.Ms. Oltmanns? precise phrasing, and orchestra interplay, the high-spirited direction of Mr. Slocum and the key role of percussion in the final movement attracted the attention of even the youngest people in the audience.
The second half of the program featured the Southwest Community Chorus with soprano, Misook Yun performing selections from H?ndel?s ?The Messiah.?The first selection, ?For Unto us a Child is Born? was presented with strength and balanced well with the orchestra.?Pifa,? an orchestral piece followed.For the next few selections the orchestra eclipsed the chorus and Ms. Yun.Ms. Yun so
totally nailed ?Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion,? she seemed to spur the chorus to regain the balance of the opening piece for ?Hallelujah.?
Anderson's medley of nine popular carols in ?A Christmas Festival? and ?Carol of the Bells? are always a delight to hear.Prokofieff's Troika from ?Lieutenant Kij? Suite,? with its unusual chords sounded more dissonant than usual, although the tempo was pretty much on the money.Topping off the concert was the traditional Christmas Carol Sing-Along: a series of nine carols skillfully connected by fragments of familiar tunes that maintained momentum during rhythm and key changes.At a reception in the fellowship hall, the orchestra,
chorus, soloists and audience were treated to sumptuous goodies.For those who missed the annual Christmas Concert or just want to hear it again WCLV-FM 104.9 will broadcast portions of the concert December 21, 2005 at 8 p.m.We hope you tune in for that event.
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 73, "Emperor"
Georg Friedrich H?ndel (1685-1759) Selections from ?The Messiah?
Leroy Anderson (1908-1975) ?A Christmas Festival?
M. Leontovich, & P. Wilhousky arranged by Richard Hayman ?Carol of the Bells?
Serge Prokofieff (1891-1953) Tro?ka from the ?Lieutenant Kije? Suite
A Christmas Carol ? Sing-Along!Arranged Gordon Munford
Performers:
Caroline Oltmanns, Piano, Misook Yun, Soprano, Southwest Community Chorus, Tom Foley, Director, and William B. Slocum, CPO Conductor.
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From Markkobak at aol.com Wed Dec 7 08:10:14 2005
From: Markkobak at aol.com (Markkobak at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 11:10:14 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Choreographer for Summer at Bay View
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From artistschair2005 at aol.com Wed Dec 7 08:18:40 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 11:18:40 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need a BALLET DANCER? Heather E. Sakia & OTHER NEWS!
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(December 6, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Maple Heights-based stage actor Lisa M. Siciliano for being chosen at random by the artistschair.com database to be the Tuesday, December 6 "Featured Artist of the Day." Lisa has won four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
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(December 6, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Maple Heights-based stage actor Lisa M. Siciliano for being chosen at random by the artistschair.com database to be the Tuesday, December 6 "Featured Artist of the Day." Lisa has won four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
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From rbruder at clevelandart.org Wed Dec 7 08:44:15 2005
From: rbruder at clevelandart.org (Robert Bruder)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 11:44:15 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cleveland Museum of Art listing
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To whom it may concern...
Please consider the following listing for inclusion in your NEohioPAL
mailing list. This will be the first time that the Museum has presented
a theatre production and we think that it'd be of great interest to your
subscribers.
The Cleveland Museum of Art Comes To Playhouse Square
Masterpieces of Russian Drama
Swan Song + Confessions
By Anton Chekhov and Nikolai Gogol=20
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays
January 5 - 22
7:30 p.m.
Kennedy's=20
Playhouse Square Center
Enter into the hilarious and affectionate world of two of Russia's
greatest dramatists. Renowned actors Reuben and Dorothy Silver star in
Swan Song, the story of an aging actor who ruminates on his checkered
past and uncertain future. In Confessions, Terence Cranendonk plays a
clerk who escapes his dreary existence by developing a romantic
obsession with his boss's daughter.
Adapted and directed by Massoud Saidpour
Part of the Cleveland Museum of Art's VIVA & Gala Around Town Series
Tickets $23 (Cleveland Museum of Art member $19)
Call 1-888-CMA-0033=20
www.cma.org/perform
CMA @Kennedy's
Playhouse Square Center
1501 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Rob Bruder
Media Relations Coordinator
The Cleveland Museum of Art
11150 East Blvd.
Cleveland, OH 44106
P: (216) 707-2265
F: (216) 229-5095
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To whom it may concern…
Please consider the following listing =
for inclusion in your NEohioPAL mailing list. This will be the first =
time that the Museum has presented a theatre production and we think =
that it'd be of great interest to your subscribers.
The Cleveland Museum of Art =
Comes To Playhouse Square
Masterpieces of Russian =
Drama Swan Song + =
Confessions By Anton Chekhov and Nikolai =
Gogol
Thursdays, Fridays, =
Saturdays, and Sundays
January 5 – 22
7:30 p.m.
Kennedy’s
Playhouse Square =
Center
Enter into the hilarious and =
affectionate world of two of Russia’s greatest dramatists. =
Renowned actors Reuben and Dorothy Silver star in Swan Song, the =
story of an aging actor who ruminates on his checkered past and =
uncertain future. In Confessions, Terence Cranendonk plays =
a clerk who escapes his dreary existence by developing a romantic =
obsession with his boss’s daughter.
Adapted and directed by =
Massoud Saidpour
Part of the Cleveland Museum =
of Art’s VIVA =
& Gala Around Town Series
Tickets $23 (Cleveland Museum =
of Art member $19)
Call 1-888-CMA-0033
www.cma.org/perform
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Rob Bruder
Media Relations Coordinator
The Cleveland Museum of Art
11150 East Blvd.
Cleveland, OH 44106
P: (216) 707-2265
F: (216) 229-5095
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From cabaretdada at aztemail.com Wed Dec 7 09:33:15 2005
From: cabaretdada at aztemail.com (Cabaret Dada)
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 12:33:15 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cabaret Dada Spotlights December 23rd
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In this time of holiday and celebration, sometimes we forget things, things like December 23rd. Living in the shadows of its neighbors like Christmas Eve, Christmas, and even the seemingly distant New Year's, December 23rd has toiled in obscurity for too long. So we here at Cabaret Dada want to tell you a little bit about this wonderful day:
- December 23rd is the 7th biggest shopping day of the year.
- Eddie Vedder, Corey Haim, and Miss Universe 1996 Helen Mahmastol share December 23rd as a birthday.
- On the flip side, James Vance and Raymond Belknap chose this day to end their lives, resulting in their families suing Judas Priest over alleged subliminal messages in their music.
- Lyndon B. Johnson met Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. This was less strange than if Lyndon B. Johnson had met Pope Paul VI at a strip club.
- If you add up all the number in 12/23/2005, you get 15. If you multiply them all together, you get 0. If you add 15 and 0, you STILL GET 15! And if you multiply 0 and 15, you STILL GET 0! Amazing but true.
- And of course, December 23rd is when Cabaret Dada is having their Alumni Holiday Extravaganza!
That's right, we're bringing back as many people as we can to laugh down memory lane with the current Dada cast. So come down and revisit your own memories (things you can't remember, or things you'd rather not remember), and start making new memories. We'll provide the beer, you provide the guffaws. Tickets are only $15, so make your reservations for this special show soon online at http://www.cabaretdada.com, by phone at 216.696.HAHA (4242) or via email at somedada at aol.com.
Also remember that December 22nd we're having our special Christmas Eve Sacrifice Show at 8 PM (no shows 12/24), with tickets for only $10. So come down and spend the last week before the holidays start far away from the malls in our nice, cozy basement.
Show times for this weekend are:
Friday, 12/9/05
10:30 PM
Saturday, 12/10/05
8:00 PM and 10:30 PM
Cabaret Dada
1210 West 6th Street
In the Warehouse District
216.696.HAHA (4242)
From luminance at wowway.com Wed Dec 7 09:38:16 2005
From: luminance at wowway.com (Christine Hnat)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 12:38:16 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Christmas at Cassidy Theatre
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CHRISTMAS AT CASSIDY THEATRE
The Holiday Season has officially arrived at the Cassidy Theatre in =
Parma Heights with the opening of Christmas Past - A Musical Journey. =20
An enchanted jukebox takes center stage as a young girl discovers its =
power to connect her with some very special memories of Cleveland in =
this original piece written and directed by Ohio author Bruce Michalski. =
Christmas Past features songs that run the gamut of holiday and popular =
tunes of yesteryear. "Let It Snow", "The Tennessee Waltz", "Santa Baby" =
and "At The Hop" are only a few of the numbers brought to life when =
young "Karen Porter", played by Alexandra Higl, punches A-13 or O-4.
Also in the ensemble cast are:
Kim Mihalik
Sarah Seed Michalski
Jeffrey E. Braun
Mickey Martinez
Bill Graham
Robert John Zombar
Kristen Dunn
Elaine Carson
Terry Dunn
Allison Hare
Scott Bunner
George Morgan
Lou Petrucci
Michelle Coyne
Aaron L. Kastanis
John-Paul G. Makowski
Mary Anne Prucha
Mimi Stefaniuk
David W. Williams
Rita Poling
Mark Mazur
Christmas Past - A Musical Journey runs through December 18th. Show =
times are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 3:00 p.m. =
Tickets are $17 for adults and $14 for seniors and students. Early =
reservations are strongly suggested and tickets can be ordered by =
phoning the box office at (440) 842-4600 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., =
Monday through Saturday.
The Holiday fun continues at Cassidy when the Youth Theatre presents I'm =
Dreaming of a (Snow) White Christmas on Saturday December 10th & 17th at =
11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. =20
In this new take on an old favorite, Snow White is driven from the =
palace and into the woods where she ends up in the cottage of the "Day" =
family - seven siblings who combine their talents to make time fly for =
Snow White.
This fun-filled Christmas celebration includes a luncheon of pizza and =
punch and a visit with Santa! All tickets are $10.00. Advance =
reservations are strongly suggested.
The Singing Angels will bring their Holiday cheer to the Cassidy on =
Monday, December 12th as they present their Annual Christmas Concert. =
Diann's Dance will once again present their original version of "The =
Nutcracker" December 21 - 23. Tickets are $10.00 for each show and =
advance reservations are strongly suggested.
And for those last-minute gifts - Cassidy Theatre Gift Certificates make =
the perfect Holiday Stocking Stuffers!
Cassidy Theatre is located in the Greenbrier Commons, 6200 Pearl Road, =
Parma Heights. Tickets for all productions can be reserved by calling =
the box office at (440) 842-4600, Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. =
to 4:00 p.m.
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Kim Mihalik
Sarah Seed Michalski
Jeffrey E. Braun
Mickey Martinez
Bill Graham
Robert John Zombar
Kristen Dunn
Elaine Carson
Terry Dunn
Allison Hare
Scott Bunner
George Morgan
Lou Petrucci
Michelle Coyne
Aaron L. Kastanis
John-Paul G. Makowski
Mary Anne Prucha
Mimi Stefaniuk
David W. Williams
Rita Poling
Mark Mazur
Christmas Past - A Musical =
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to 4:00=20
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are=20
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Christmas=20
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version of=20
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show and=20
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And for those last-minute gifts - =
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Stuffers!
Cassidy Theatre is located in the =
Greenbrier=20
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productions can=20
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From lambruscochianti at yahoo.com Wed Dec 7 11:00:41 2005
From: lambruscochianti at yahoo.com (Lambrusco Chianti)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 11:00:41 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]soul singer bettye lavette @ beachland ballroom december
8th
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THIS THURSDAY
december 8th
8:30pm @ the beachland ballroom
$15
soul legend
BETTYE LAVETTE!!!
in support of her new album out on ANTI
I'VE GOT MY OWN HELL TO RAISE
plus,
DOWNTOWN SOULSVILLE'S MR FISHTRUCK & DJ RACECARD
dropping soul science before and after the show.
check out these links for more info:
www.bettyelavette.com
www.anti.com
new york times review of bettye's live show.
HERE'S a bio on bettye:
perennial cult favorite in northern soul circles, singer Bettye LaVette was born in Muskegon, Michigan, on January 29, 1946; raised primarily across the state in Detroit, at 16 she cut her first sides for the local Lupine label, with a test pressing of the disc making its way to Atlantic Records. After signing with Atlantic, she scored an R&B Top Ten hit out of the box with her debut single "My Man--He's a Loving Man," only to fail to reach the same commercial heights again. After one more Atlantic release, 1963's "You'll Never Change," LaVette moved back to Lupine for her third record, "Witchcraft in the Air"; after a stint as a featured vocalist with the Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford Revue, she recorded the long-unreleased "One Thin Dime" for Scepter before resufacing on Calla with the 1965 lost classic "Let Me Down Easy," her only other record to crack the R&B Top 20. Two more Calla efforts -- the fine "Only Your Love Can Save Me" and "I'm Just a Fool for You" -- preceded a shift to
Big Wheel, where after just one single, "I'm Holding On," LaVette again moved along, this time to the Karen imprint for "Hey Love."
Following stays at Silver Fox ("He Made a Woman Out of Me," "Do Your Duty"), SSS International ("Take Another Piece of My Heart") and her own TCA imprint ("Never My Love"), LaVette returned to Atlantic, signing to their Atco division for 1972's Neil Young cover "Heart of Gold." An LP, Child of the 70s, was also recorded at Muscle Shoals Studios, but Atco opted against its release after the failure of the single "Your Turn to Cry." After joining the touring company of the Broadway musical Bubbling Brown Sugar, LaVette briefly signed to West End for a disco effort, 1978's "Doin' the Best I Can"; she did not record again until 1982, landing at Motown and rechristening herself "Bettye." However, despite a heavy promotional push neither the LP Tell Me a Lie nor the single "Right in the Middle (Of Falling in Love)" proved her long-awaited chart breakthrough, and outside of a handful of recordings for Motor City during the 1990s, she focused primarily on live appearances in the years to
follow. The 2000s found her in the recording studio more frequently with new albums A Woman Like Me being released by the Blues Express label in 2003 followed by I've Got My Own Hell to Raise in 2005 on the Anti label.
www.beachlandballroom.com
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THIS THURSDAY december 8th 8:30pm @ the beachland ballroom $15 soul legend BETTYE LAVETTE!!!
in support of her new album out on ANTI I'VE GOT MY OWN HELL TO RAISE
plus, DOWNTOWN SOULSVILLE'S MR FISHTRUCK & DJ RACECARD dropping soul science before and after the show.
check out these links for more info: www.bettyelavette.com www.anti.com new york times review of bettye's live show.
HERE'S a bio on bettye:
perennial cult favorite in northern soul circles, singer Bettye LaVette was born in Muskegon, Michigan, on January 29, 1946; raised primarily across the state in Detroit, at 16 she cut her first sides for the local Lupine label, with a test pressing of the disc making its way to Atlantic Records. After signing with Atlantic, she scored an R&B Top Ten hit out of the box with her debut single "My Man--He's a Loving Man," only to fail to reach the same commercial heights again. After one more Atlantic
release, 1963's "You'll Never Change," LaVette moved back to Lupine for her third record, "Witchcraft in the Air"; after a stint as a featured vocalist with the Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford Revue, she recorded the long-unreleased "One Thin Dime" for Scepter before resufacing on Calla with the 1965 lost classic "Let Me Down Easy," her only other record to crack the R&B Top 20. Two more Calla efforts -- the fine "Only Your Love Can Save Me" and "I'm Just a Fool for You" -- preceded a shift to Big Wheel, where after just one single, "I'm Holding On," LaVette again moved along, this time to the Karen imprint for "Hey Love."
Following stays at Silver Fox ("He Made a Woman Out of Me," "Do Your Duty"), SSS International ("Take Another Piece of My Heart") and her own TCA imprint ("Never My Love"), LaVette returned to Atlantic, signing to their Atco division for 1972's Neil Young cover "Heart of Gold." An LP, Child of the 70s, was also recorded at Muscle Shoals Studios, but Atco
opted against its release after the failure of the single "Your Turn to Cry." After joining the touring company of the Broadway musical Bubbling Brown Sugar, LaVette briefly signed to West End for a disco effort, 1978's "Doin' the Best I Can"; she did not record again until 1982, landing at Motown and rechristening herself "Bettye." However, despite a heavy promotional push neither the LP Tell Me a Lie nor the single "Right in the Middle (Of Falling in Love)" proved her long-awaited chart breakthrough, and outside of a handful of recordings for Motor City during the 1990s, she focused primarily on live appearances in the years to follow. The 2000s found her in the recording studio more frequently with new albums A Woman Like Me being released by the Blues Express label in 2003 followed by I've Got My Own Hell to Raise in 2005 on the Anti label.
www.beachlandballroom.com
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From mattcook at studioof5rings.com Wed Dec 7 11:06:52 2005
From: mattcook at studioof5rings.com (Matt Cook)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 14:06:52 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Art Gallery Collection on Display This Weekend
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> Stacy Chech's Collection On Display Friday and Saturday 12/9 and 12/10
> Cleveland, OH - Nov. 20, 2005 - The Studio of 5 Rings is having an opening
> reception for the Stacy Chech collection Friday Dec. 2nd and Saturday Dec.
> 3rd. We are Downtown Cleveland's only Winery - we bring art and wine
> together the way they were meant to be.
> * This one-person show features an art collection with original
> charcoal and oil paintings. Stacy uses urban landscapes, many of which are
> centered on LTV Steel, to illustrate her personal growth and hope for
> Cleveland's future.
> * We offer low-sulfite wines that are hand-crafted right here in our
> gallery:
> * Merlot, Shiraz, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Sweet Berry Red
> * Enjoy a glass in the gallery to unwind this weekend
> * Our wines make excellent holiday gifts
> * Tucked away on the 2nd floor of the Futon Factory Bldg., we have
> free parking and a relaxing atmosphere. Our secret is our success.
> * Friday 5pm-8pm With the purchase of a beverage, enjoy complimentary
> appetizers:
> * Hors d'oeuvres including cheese, crackers, and desserts
* Bowtie Pasta and Gourmet Meatballs with herbs and red sauce
* Hand-Made Pinwheels
> * Friday 5pm to Midnight Winery is open with wine by the glass or
> bottle.
> * Saturday 7:00pm to Midnight Winery is open with wine by the glass or
> bottle.
>
>
> Matt Cook
> STUDIO OF 5 RINGS
> 2400 Superior Ave., #201
> (2nd Floor of the Futon Factory)
> Cleveland, OH 44114
> 216-771-0830
> www.studioof5rings.com
>
>
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Dick Blake, award-winning Master Dance Teacher and long time BCA instructor, will offer two dance classes in January. American Ballroom Dance class will feature instruction in swing, jitterbug and foxtrot. The 4 classes are 45 minutes in length and run from Sunday January 8 ? January 29 from 4 ? 4:45 pm. On Sunday January 8, Dick will also teach a Pre-wedding dance and etiquette class from 5 ? 6 pm.
Dick Blake's career began as choreographer and teacher for the Arthur Murray School. Since then he has performed on local and national television programs as well as at the Thunderbird Casino in Las Vegas. Prior to becoming a teacher exclusively in the Ohio area, he was Master Teacher at Grossinger's Resort and has been teacher to hundreds of movie, television and sports stars. Mr. Blake teaches students of all ages; from local school children and debutantes to West Point Cadettes and has choreographed the Cleveland Cavalier cheerleaders.
Brecksville Center for the Arts is a 501C3 organization offering classes and programs in the fine, applied and performing arts. We are open to all Ohio residents.
BCA is located at 8997 Highland Drive, Brecksville, Ohio 44141
To receive a class schedule call 440-526-6232 or visit the BCA website at www.brecksvillearts.org Fax: 440-526-1214 Email: brecksvillearts at yahoo.com
Winnie Flynn
Executive Director
Learn ~ Create ~ Enjoy
Brecksville Center for the Arts
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Brecksville. OH 44141
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Dick Blake, award-winning Master Dance Teacher and long time BCA instructor, will offer two dance classes in January.American Ballroom Dance class will feature instruction in swing, jitterbug and foxtrot. The 4 classes are 45 minutes in length and run from Sunday January 8 ? January 29 from 4 ? 4:45 pm. On Sunday January 8, Dick will also teach a Pre-wedding dance and etiquette class from 5 ? 6 pm.
Dick Blake's career began as choreographer and teacher for the Arthur Murray School. Since then he has performed on local and national television programs as well as at the Thunderbird Casino in Las Vegas. Prior to becoming a teacher exclusively in the Ohio area, he was Master Teacher at Grossinger's Resort and has been teacher to hundreds of movie, television and sports stars. Mr. Blake teaches students of all ages; from local school children and debutantes to West Point Cadettes and has choreographed the Cleveland Cavalier cheerleaders.
Brecksville Center for the Arts is a 501C3 organization offering classes and programs in the fine, applied and performing arts.We are open to all Ohio residents.
BCA is located at 8997 Highland Drive, Brecksville, Ohio 44141
To receive a class schedule call 440-526-6232 or visit the BCA website atwww.brecksvillearts.orgFax: 440-526-1214Email: brecksvillearts at yahoo.com
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From: mcmamahoo at yahoo.com (Cherie Lawrence)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 11:53:33 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Akron Civic Christmas Spectacular This Weekend Only
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For all the pertinent information, please visit
www.spectacularmusic.org & click on "What's New", to
download the ad and/or tv commercial for this year's new
show, celebrating our 20th-yr anniversary!
Last year's show was recently broadcast on PBS and around
the world in 27 countries. If phone lines at Akron Civic
(330.253.2488) are busy, call EJ Thomas box from
10.30am-6pm @ 330.9727570, and tickets will be held at the
Akron Civic "Will Call" line.
Maestro Larry Wilgus, Co-Producer Helen Wilgus, and the
Spectacular Music Production Singers, Dancers, Orchestra,
and Crew, thank you for your past support and look forward
to seeing you again this weekend.
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From: dinahmitchell at yahoo.com (Dinah Mitchell)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 11:55:32 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FREE Screening 12/10 @ Talkies "Peaceable Kingdom"
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?Peaceable Kingdom? is a touching and award-winning documentary that highlights solutions some farmers are enacting to stop unnecessary livestock abuses. This animal advocacy film was an official selection of the 2005 Cleveland International Film Festival, among several other festivals.
More info about the film at www.tribeofheart.org.
This FREE screening is Saturday, December 10th 2005 at 6:00pm (70 minutes long) at Talkies Film & Coffee Bar, 2521 Market Avenue, Cleveland ? across from Great Lakes Brewing Company in Ohio City.
I've seen it and it's a beautiful documentary full of hope for the future of this planet. I hope to see you there!
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?Peaceable Kingdom? is a touching and award-winning documentary that highlights solutions some farmers are enacting to stop unnecessary livestock abuses. This animal advocacy film was an official selection of the 2005 Cleveland International Film Festival, among several other festivals.
This FREE screening is Saturday, December 10th 2005 at 6:00pm (70 minutes long) at Talkies Film & Coffee Bar, 2521 Market Avenue, Cleveland ? across from Great Lakes Brewing Company in Ohio City.
I've seen it and it's a beautiful documentary full of hope for the future of this planet. I hope to see you there!
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Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 15:18:07 -0500
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=93The Forgotten Carols=94
By Michael McLean
Stage adaptation by Scott McLean
Performed by Scott McLean and cast
New York director Gili Getz
http://www.visithistorickirtland.org/events/
=20
December 6-11, 2005
7:00 - 9:00pm =20
Admission if FREE
=20
This newfound holiday tradition tells the story of Constance =
Chamberlain,=20
a nurse whose empty life is changed by her patient, John,=20
who expands her understanding of Christmas.=20
=20
The Forgotten Carols are original songs from the perspective of=20
characters such as the Innkeeper who turned the young couple away,=20
or the Shepherd who slept through the angels' announcement.=20
Their personal accounts have been, until now, overlooked or ignored.=20
Together John and Constance discover what the world has forgotten about
Christmas.
=20
Location:
8751 Kirtland Road, Kirtland, Ohio 44094
(just south of Lakeland College on Route 306)
Free admission
=20
For more information please call 440-256-9805=20
or toll free 1-866-584-9805
www.kirtlandchristmas.org =20
=20
Michael McLean=20
Michael McLean is known as a performer, composer, songwriter, producer =
and
director, with a list of accomplishments reflecting well in each of =
those
areas. Michael has written music and lyrics for 20 albums. They include =
Stay
with Me, You=92re Not Alone, Celebrating the Light, A New Kind of Love =
Song,
One Heart in the Right Place, You=92ve Always Been There for Me, Father =
and
Son, Safe Harbors, and the best-selling The Forgotten Carols. For ten
Christmas seasons, Michael has performed The Forgotten Carols to =
sold-out
audiences throughout the western United States.
http://www.visithistorickirtland.org/events/
The Forgotten Carols Comes to Kirtland=20
by Sabra Gosselin
Meet the cast
Scott McLean (son of Michael McLean) is his dad=92s biggest fan. Three =
years
ago he envisioned a play by songs from his father=92s successful =
Forgotten
Carols concert tours. The result? A charming =93play with songs=94 all =
ages
and Christian faiths can enjoy together.
=93The play is about Christ and feeling his spirit and his love. I want
everyone to feel the Spirit of Christmas like when we were kids,=94 =
Scott
explains. =93We lose that as 'adult' things get in the way.=94 He =
hopes for a
remembrance of that enchantment to occur. =93It=92s really a great =
Christmas
gift for me to come here and do this.=94 =20
Two years ago Kirtland was treated to one of the first productions of =
this
adaptation, and many hoped it would become an annual event. Scott =
directed
and acted in it then. However, this year he asked New York director Gili
Getz to lend his fresh perspective as the director of these professional
actors. =93There are things that Gili understands that I didn=92t even =
think
about,=94 Scott says. =93To have that perspective is phenomenal; he is =
bringing
my attention to things I learned in school, but had forgotten.=94
Gili lives in New York, though his accent is not the stero-typical Bronx
flavor. As a younger man he served in the Israeli military, much of the
time as a news photographer. Ten years ago he moved to the US from =
Israel.
Here he graduated in 1998 from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts =
along
with Scott and fellow cast members Maeve Yore and Mark Shunock. In =
fact,
Gili and Maeve are newlyweds of a little over a year. =93We hope =
everyone
comes to see the play.=94 says a smiling Gili. =93It is a little bit =
different
than last time. Some scenes have been re-written, or erased and =
replaced.=94
Returning audience members will remember Scott=92s masterful performance =
as
John. His forgotten carols inspire Constance=92s journey of self =
discovery as
well as audience reflection and internalization of the message. Yet in
comparing himself with his fellow cast members he admits to having
insecurities. =93The music is wonderful and the magic of the story is =
great.
I get nervous and hope I don=92t screw it up. I have such amazing =
people [to
work with] and I hope I don=92t get in their way.=94 Rest assured he is =
the
only person worried about his performance!
Maeve, of Chicago, plays Constance, an embittered nurse interested only =
in
the empirical and practical things life has to offer. She is employed =
to
care for John and steels herself against his dementia. However, with =
each
carol revealed feelings awaken within her, many inconvenient and painful =
to
consider. =93My favorite parts are the flash back scenes that are =
memories of
Constance of when she was younger because I think they are really =
magical.=94
Maeve says her battle as a cast member will be to remain in character =
and
not appear to enjoy the stories.
Mark, originally from Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, and Courtney Clonch, an
Iowan transplanted to Los Angeles, have a rather demanding side to their
performances. =93Mark and I get to play a bunch of different characters =
and
some are a bit more animated than others. It is fun to jump from =
something
somber to something a little goofier. Right now my favorite part is the
jail-clerk scene.=94 Mark promises the cab driver will stand out. =
=93He=92s a
lot of fun and that is all I am going to say because I can=92t give =
anything
away!=94
The most demanding aspect is the time frame. =93Not only is this our =
first
time [performing this play],=94 says Mark, =93but we tackle it in a =
week. So in
five or six days we are going to put something up for 300-400 people -
that=92s a challenge.=94 Technically, they have less than a week after =
setting
lights and dressing the set. For Mark, =93getting the book [script] out =
of my
hands so I can explore what needs to be explored=94 is the most =
difficult
aspect.
Performing on stage with Scott is old hat for Maeve. =93This is my =
fourth or
fifth play with Scott and we=92ve played lovers, and we=92ve played =
friends, and
we=92ve played Baltimore Waltz where he was kind of like my guide again. =
It=92s
like we know each other so well on stage, it=92s just great! There is =
so much
background already there.=94
Though the four schoolmates have a bit of history, judging by the =
playful
banter, Courtney feels right at home with the group. =93It is a little
intimidating when you walk into a group that went to school together =
because
nothing brings you closer than acting in college. Scott and I met in =
such
bizarre circumstances. We met in a class and we just happened to start
talking.=94 Mark notes that Scott has a =93nice way of finding =
attractive women
in classes.=94
With the opening of the show this party of five look forward to touring =
the
local Kirtland Historic sites, where they are elated to be staying as =
guests
during their visits. =93Where we are is awesome!=94 Mark enthused. =
=93Just to be
on the grounds and have the water passing by - Scott filled me in a =
little
on the history of the house itself and it=92s great. We are honored and
thrilled to be a part of that. Just being able to come here and not =
only
experience putting on a show, but everything that comes with this place =
-
it=92s a treat.=94 Scott was able to previously visit these sites and =
hands down
his favorite part was the Kirtland temple. =20
As time came nearer for this group to come to Kirtland for the =
performance,
Scott felt concerned for his friends' comfort in an overtly LDS =
religious
locale as his friends do not share his declared faith. =93I love =
Kirtland so
much and consider it my family. Sometimes you are worried [taking =
friends
to visit family for the first time], but as soon as I drove in all that
anxiety melted away. I thought there was a lot of stuff they would =
learn
about Mormons being here, but there is so much more I have learned about
truth with them being here. Not only are they great, great friends, but
they are the most honest people I know. To me that is what being Mormon =
is
all about, just seeking truth.=94
There is a great respect each member has for the individual and combined
talents of this assembly. Scott genuinely appreciates his fellow =
thespians=92
abilities and seeks to include them in the plays ongoing development. =
=93It is
always fun to have the writer in the play so you can always refer to the
writer,=94 begins director Gili Getz. Mark interjects, =93And you can =
change
the lines if something doesn=92t work.=94 =93Or something much better =
comes up
you can consult with him.=94 said Gili. =93It truly becomes a special =
process,
especially with a writer that is giving [like Scott]; most writers are =
very
controlling of their text.=94 Maeve feels that =93he is very inclusive, =
he wants
us to be part of the process.=94
Excited to perform their friends' work, company members are affected
differently by this piece. Mark is struck by the expression of life=92s
simplicity. =93The things we carry with us in our daily life a lot of =
times
are a choice that we make. We choose to be angry or upset about =
something
or we choose to look at something in a certain way. What=92s really =
sweet
about this play is that the choices you have to make are very simple and
honest choices and if you make those honest and simple choices you free
yourself of the burdens or the bricks you carry on your back.=94
Maeve expresses her connection to the play on a larger scale. =93It=92s =
clich=E9,
but it is true, Christmas is my favorite holiday. It means a lot to my
family. It=92s so sad to me to think there are people like Constance in =
the
world who don=92t have nice Christmases and don=92t have good memories, =
and all
it takes is maybe one person just giving them that little bit of love =
one
year and they can have good Christmases.=94
=93What I find really interesting,=94 reflects Courtney, =93is you have =
this
Constance who on the outside appears really cold and rude and unlikable. =
I
think everyone can relate to that feeling of sometimes being unlikable =
and
everyone wants to be happier. It is just interesting to see what=92s =
brewing
underneath and what makes her human and what has brought her to this =
point.=94
Gili analyzes on another plane. =93Dealing with Constance=92s =
relationship to
her past and that journey is really special to me because that=92s why I =
do
art. That=92s why I like plays and that=92s why I like art because it =
connects
to our human experience and how we deal [with] and overcome our problems
that are sometimes a result of our every day life and sometimes the =
result
of something that we carry with us that we don=92t want to deal with =
because
it is too painful. And I think we can=92t grow and get to higher levels =
of
our spirituality of our everyday life if we aren=92t going to deal with =
that.
And this play, the journey of Constance, she deals with her past through =
her
experience with John. So that is why this play is special to me, =
because it
deals with that growth which I hope people see and connect to.=94=20
This touching story has moved and inspired many who have experienced it.
Invite your friends, family and neighbors - you won=92t want to miss it!
Performances run December 6-11, 2005, at the Kirtland Stake Center (8751
Kirtland Road, Kirtland, OH 44094), commencing at 7:00 PM (doors open at
6:30 PM). Admission is free.
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“The Forgotten =
Carols”
By Michael =
McLean
Stage adaptation by Scott
McLean
Performed by Scott McLean and cast New =
York director =
Gili Getz
Michael McLean is known as a performer, =
composer,
songwriter, producer and director, with a list of accomplishments =
reflecting
well in each of those areas. Michael has written music and lyrics for 20 =
albums.
They include Stay with Me, You’re Not Alone, Celebrating the =
Light, A New
Kind of Love Song, One Heart in the Right
Place, You’ve Always Been There for =
Me,
Father and Son, SafeHarbors, and the
best-selling The Forgotten Carols. For ten Christmas seasons, Michael =
has
performed The Forgotten Carols to sold-out audiences throughout the =
western United =
States.<=
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Scott =
McLean (son of Michael McLean) is his dad’s =
biggest
fan. Three years ago he envisioned a play by songs from his
father’s successful Forgotten Carols concert tours. The
result? A charming “play with songs” all ages and =
Christian
faiths can enjoy together.
“The play is about Christ and =
feeling
his spirit and his love. I want everyone to feel the Spirit of =
Christmas
like when we were kids,” Scott explains. “We lose that =
as
'adult' things get in the way.” He hopes for a remembrance =
of that
enchantment to occur. “It’s really a great Christmas =
gift for
me to come here and do this.”
Two years ago Kirtland was treated to =
one of
the first productions of this adaptation, and many hoped it would =
become
an annual event. Scott directed and acted in it then. However, =
this year
he asked New =
York
director Gili
Getz to lend his =
fresh
perspective as the director of these professional actors. “There =
are
things that Gili understands that I didn’t even think =
about,” Scott
says. “To have that perspective is phenomenal; he is =
bringing my
attention to things I learned in school, but had =
forgotten.”
Gili lives in New =
York,
though his accent is not the stero-typical Bronx
flavor. As a younger man he served in the Israeli military, =
much of
the time as a news photographer. Ten years ago he moved to the =
US from Israel. Here =
he graduated
in 1998 from the AmericanAcademy of =
Dramatic Arts
along with Scott and fellow cast members Maeve Yore and Mark
Shunock. In =
fact,
Gili and Maeve are newlyweds of a little over a year. “We =
hope
everyone comes to see the play.” says a smiling Gili. =
“It is
a little bit different than last time. Some scenes have been =
re-written,
or erased and replaced.”
Returning audience members will =
remember
Scott’s masterful performance as John. His forgotten carols =
inspire
Constance’s journey of self =
discovery as
well as audience reflection and internalization of the message. =
Yet in
comparing himself with his fellow cast members he admits to having
insecurities. “The music is wonderful and the magic of the =
story is
great. I get nervous and hope I don’t screw it up. I =
have
such amazing people [to work with] and I hope I don’t get in their
way.” Rest assured he is the only person worried about his
performance!
Maeve, of Chicago,
plays Constance, an embittered nurse interested only in the empirical =
and
practical things life has to offer. She is employed to care for =
John and
steels herself against his dementia. However, with each carol =
revealed
feelings awaken within her, many inconvenient and painful to =
consider.
“My favorite parts are the flash back scenes that are memories of =
Constance of when she was younger because I =
think they
are really magical.” Maeve says her battle as a cast member =
will be
to remain in character and not appear to enjoy the =
stories.
Mark, originally from Sault Ste. =
Marie, Canada, and Courtney Clonch, an Iowan transplanted to Los Angeles, have a rather demanding =
side to
their performances. “Mark and I get to play a bunch of =
different
characters and some are a bit more animated than others. It is fun =
to
jump from something somber to something a little goofier. Right =
now my favorite
part is the jail-clerk scene.” Mark promises the cab driver =
will
stand out. “He’s a lot of fun and that is all I am =
going to
say because I can’t give anything =
away!”
The most demanding aspect is the time =
frame.
“Not only is this our first time [performing this play],” =
says
Mark, “but we tackle it in a week. So in five or six days we =
are
going to put something up for 300-400 people - that’s a
challenge.” Technically, they have less than a week after =
setting
lights and dressing the set. For Mark, “getting the book =
[script]
out of my hands so I can explore what needs to be explored” is the =
most
difficult aspect.
Performing on stage with Scott is old =
hat
for Maeve. “This is my fourth or fifth play with Scott and
we’ve played lovers, and we’ve played friends, and =
we’ve played
Baltimore Waltz where he was kind of like my guide again. =
It’s like
we know each other so well on stage, it’s just great! There =
is so
much background already there.”
Though the four schoolmates have a =
bit of
history, judging by the playful banter, Courtney feels right at home =
with the
group. “It is a little intimidating when you walk into a =
group that
went to school together because nothing brings you closer than acting in
college. Scott and I met in such bizarre circumstances. We met in =
a class
and we just happened to start talking.” Mark notes that =
Scott has a
“nice way of finding attractive women in =
classes.”
With the opening of the show this party of five =
look
forward to touring the local Kirtland Historic sites, where they are =
elated to
be staying as guests during their visits. “Where we are is
awesome!” Mark enthused. “Just to be on the grounds =
and have
the water passing by - Scott filled me in a little on the history =
of the
house itself and it’s great. We are honored and thrilled to =
be a
part of that. Just being able to come here and not only experience
putting on a show, but everything that comes with this place - =
it’s a
treat.” Scott was able to previously visit these sites and hands =
down his
favorite part was the Kirtland temple. =
As time came nearer for this group to =
come
to Kirtland for the performance, Scott felt concerned for his friends' =
comfort
in an overtly LDS religious locale as his friends do not share his =
declared
faith. “I love Kirtland so much and consider it my =
family.
Sometimes you are worried [taking friends to visit family for the first =
time],
but as soon as I drove in all that anxiety melted away. I thought =
there
was a lot of stuff they would learn about Mormons being here, but there =
is so
much more I have learned about truth with them being here. Not =
only are
they great, great friends, but they are the most honest people I =
know. To
me that is what being Mormon is all about, just seeking =
truth.”
There is a great respect each member =
has for
the individual and combined talents of this assembly. Scott =
genuinely
appreciates his fellow thespians’ abilities and seeks to include =
them in
the plays ongoing development. “It is always fun to have the =
writer in
the play so you can always refer to the writer,” begins director =
Gili
Getz. Mark interjects, “And you can change the lines if =
something
doesn’t work.” “Or something much better comes =
up you
can consult with him.” said Gili. “It truly becomes a =
special
process, especially with a writer that is giving [like Scott]; most =
writers are
very controlling of their text.” Maeve feels that “he is =
very
inclusive, he wants us to be part of the =
process.”
Excited to perform their friends' =
work,
company members are affected differently by this piece. Mark is =
struck by
the expression of life’s simplicity. “The things we =
carry
with us in our daily life a lot of times are a choice that we =
make. We
choose to be angry or upset about something or we choose to look at =
something
in a certain way. What’s really sweet about this play is =
that the
choices you have to make are very simple and honest choices and if you =
make
those honest and simple choices you free yourself of the burdens or the =
bricks
you carry on your back.”
Maeve expresses her connection to the =
play
on a larger scale. “It’s cliché, but it is =
true,
Christmas is my favorite holiday. It means a lot to my =
family.
It’s so sad to me to think there are people like Constance in the =
world
who don’t have nice Christmases and don’t have good =
memories, and
all it takes is maybe one person just giving them that little bit of =
love one
year and they can have good =
Christmases.”
“What I find really
interesting,” reflects Courtney, “is you have this Constance =
who on
the outside appears really cold and rude and unlikable. I think =
everyone
can relate to that feeling of sometimes being unlikable and everyone =
wants to
be happier. It is just interesting to see what’s brewing =
underneath
and what makes her human and what has brought her to this =
point.”
Gili analyzes on another plane.
“Dealing with Constance’s
relationship to her past and that journey is really special to me =
because
that’s why I do art. That’s why I like plays and =
that’s
why I like art because it connects to our human experience and how we =
deal
[with] and overcome our problems that are sometimes a result of our =
every day
life and sometimes the result of something that we carry with us that we
don’t want to deal with because it is too painful. And I =
think we
can’t grow and get to higher levels of our spirituality of our =
everyday life
if we aren’t going to deal with that. And this play, the =
journey of
Constance, she deals with her past =
through her
experience with John. So that is why this play is special to me, =
because
it deals with that growth which I hope people see and connect to.” =
This touching story has moved and =
inspired
many who have experienced it. Invite your friends, family and =
neighbors -
you won’t want to miss it! Performances run December 6-11, =
2005, at the KirtlandStakeCenter
(8751 Kirtland =
Road, Kirtland, OH =
44094), commencing at 7:00 =
PM (doors
open at 6:30 PM). Admission is free.
Attached is the=20
NewsRelease regarding Tree Chic, the North Coast Men's Chorus upcoming =
holiday=20
concert to be held at CSU's Waetjen Auditorium on Saturday, =
December 17 at=20
8:00 p.m. and Sunday, December 18 at 3:00 P.M. Please contact =
me if=20
you have any questions. Thanks,
Mike
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confidential, and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If =
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reader of this message is not the intended recipient, or the employee or =
agent=20
responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient, you =
are hereby=20
notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this =
communication=20
is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in =
error,=20
please notify me immediately at 216.363.4690. Thank =
you.
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we inform=20
you that, unless expressly stated otherwise, any U.S. federal tax advice =
contained in this communication (including any attachments) is not =
intended or=20
written to be used, and cannot be used, for the purpose of (i) avoiding=20
penalties under the Internal Revenue Code or (ii) promoting, marketing =
or=20
recommending to another party any transaction or matter addressed=20
herein.
My apologies to =
NEOhioPal
subscribers for the confusion, but I inadvertently left off the Saturday =
matinee
performances for the BeckCenter’s =
production
of Disney’s Beauty and the =
Beast
on my last posting clarifying the Thursday evening performance dates. =
=A0Anyway, here
are the correct dates and times…
Disney’s =
Beauty and the Beast will be =
presented at
the BeckCenter
for the Arts, 17801 =
Detroit Avenue
in Lakewood on
the Main Stage through December 31st. Performance days =
and
times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. (please note the earlier =
curtain
time) and Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Saturday matinees are scheduled =
for
December 10 and 17 at 3:00 p.m. =A0Select Thursday evening =
performances
will be on December 15, 22 and 29 at 7:30 p.m. A special New =
Year’s
Eve show will be at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 31st.
There are no performances on December 24 or 25. To reserve =
tickets,
call the Beck Center Box Office at 216-521-2540 or visit our website at =
www.beckcenter.org.
=
=
You don’t want to miss Disney’s =
Beauty and the Beast at the =
Beck =
Center!<=
/b>
This spectacular show has received wonderful =
press
reviews. =A0Read for yourself…
=
“Pleasing children with Disney's ‘Beauty and the =
Beast’
is relatively easy. Pleasing their adult companions isn't. Surprisingly, =
this
production manages to do both. More mature theatergoers…should get =
a kick
out of the creative, highly animated choreography by Mart=EDn =
C=E9spedes… As
the beast, Dan Folino strikes exactly the right balance… Natalie =
Green is
a thoroughly ingratiating Belle… The unofficial star of the show, =
though,
is Gaston, Belle's would-be fianc=E9. Josh Noble conjures this =
self-absorbed
spirit perfectly. His plastic hair, wide, toothy grin and ceaseless =
posturing
round out the portrayal… In =
visual
matters, this ‘Beauty,’…is a complete success. =
Complex
set pieces and props roll on- and off-stage quickly without interrupting =
the
flow of the tale, while dozens of lavish costumes and the occasional =
special
effect keep the eye occupied…Worry not, parents. Your kids will love it, and you might even =
have a good
time, too. ”
Zachary Lewis, The Plain Dealer, =
12/06/05
Posting submitted =
by:
Fran
Storch
Marketing =
Assistant
The BeckCenter
for the Arts
17801 Detroit =
Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio=A0 44107
216-521-2540, ext. =
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From: Michael_L_Caraffi at KeyBank.com (Michael_L_Caraffi at KeyBank.com)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 16:44:12 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]X-Mas Eve Musicians needed for Church - PAID GIG!!
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I'm still in need of the following players for Midnight Mass on Christmas
Eve.
Trumpet I
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Tuba
Flute
Oboe (possibly)
Pay for the gig is $200.00 which includes one short rehearsal on 12/20/05.
Interested parties, please contact Mike Caraffi via email at
mcaraffi at yahoo.com.
Thanks,
Michael L. Caraffi
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Mutual Fund Services
KeyBank, N.A.
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I'm still in need of the following players for Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.
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From: jfogel at clevelandplayhouse.com (Julie Fogel)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 16:55:08 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Santaland Diaries EXTENDED
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The Cleveland Play House Club has added a performance of David Sedaris' The
Santaland Diaries!
Performances are at 9:00 p.m. December 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 --- AND Friday,
December 23!
Directed by Ron Wilson and starring Mark Alan Gordon, who is "hilariously
huge" in a pair of candy-cane-striped tights, this special presentation is
not to be missed!
Hey, take it from The Plain Dealer's Tony Brown: "...you've never seen this
Santaland."
So, come out and enjoy an adult beverage and some adult humor at The Play
House Club!
Happy Holidays All!
Julie Fogel
Associate Director of Communications & Marketing
The Cleveland Play House
8500 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44106
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Directed by Ron Wilson and starring Mark =
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huge" in a pair of candy-cane-striped tights, this special =
presentation is not to be missed!
Hey, take it from The Plain Dealer's Tony =
Brown: "...you've never seen this Santaland."
So, come out and enjoy an adult beverage =
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Happy Holidays All!
Julie =
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Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 17:05:20 EST
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LISA VAN GAASBEEK AS LORRAINE SHELDON
DECEMBER 9, 10 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 11 4:00 PM
DECEMBER 16, 17 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 18 4:00 PM
ADMISSION- $5.00 FOR ADULTS
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From: popcycles at sbcglobal.net (D. Budin)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 19:00:00 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Contemporary Youth Orchestra concert
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Cleveland?s Contemporary Youth Orchestra launches its 11th season with a concert Saturday, December 10, 2005, at 7:00 p.m., in Cleveland State University?s Waetjen Auditorium.
The Contemporary Youth Orchestra is a nonprofit orchestra with more than 100 of the region?s best young musicians, representing more than 40 high schools. CYO is the first and only youth orchestra in the country dedicated exclusively to the study and performance of contemporary orchestral literature.
For its December 10 concert, CYO music director Liza Grossman will conduct Gustav Holst?s The Planets in its entirety, as well as Tan Dun?s Dragon and Phoenix (a movement from Symphony 1997 [?Heaven Earth Mankind?] by the Chinese composer best known for his film scores, including Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon); and Paul Creston?s 1940 Concertino for Marimba and Orchestra, featuring CYO member John Stuart Ely, III, this year?s winner of CYO?s annual concerto competition, on marimba.
Waetjen Auditorium is in CSU?s Music and Communication Building, 2001 Euclid ? at E. 21st Street and Euclid Avenue. Tickets, available at the door, are only $10 each (and include a post-concert reception). For more information, call 216-321-3525.
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Cleveland?s Contemporary Youth Orchestra launches its 11th season with a concert Saturday, December 10, 2005, at 7:00 p.m., in Cleveland State University?s Waetjen Auditorium.
The Contemporary Youth Orchestra is a nonprofit orchestra with more than 100 of the region?s best young musicians, representing more than 40 high schools.CYO is the first and only youth orchestra in the country dedicated exclusively to the study and performance of contemporary orchestral literature.
For its December 10 concert, CYO music director Liza Grossman will conduct Gustav Holst?s The Planets in its entirety, as well as Tan Dun?s Dragon and Phoenix (a movement from Symphony 1997 [?Heaven Earth Mankind?] by the Chinese composer best known for his film scores, including Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon); and Paul Creston?s 1940 Concertino for Marimba and Orchestra, featuring CYO member John Stuart Ely, III, this year?s winner of CYO?s annual concerto competition, on marimba.
Waetjen Auditorium is in CSU?s Music and Communication Building, 2001 Euclid ? at E. 21st Street and Euclid Avenue. Tickets, available at the door, are only $10 each (and include a post-concert reception).For more information, call 216-321-3525.
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From rsvp at redbulltheater.com Wed Dec 7 19:09:58 2005
From: rsvp at redbulltheater.com (rsvp at redbulltheater.com)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 22:09:58 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Revenger's Tragedy - Hottest Ticket in Town!
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=93PICK OF THE WEEK=94=20
=93Must See!=94
=97Time Out New York
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=20
=20
=93 HIGHLY
ENTERTAINING AND RELEVANT=85 POPULIST ENTERTAINMENT=94
=97Adam Klasfeld, Theatermania.com
(http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/7204)
=20
Red Bull Theater presents
The Revenger's Tragedy
November 27 =96 December 18 @ the Culture Project
Tickets Going Fast: www.theatermania.com
=20
=20
=20
=93Heated, =
Passionate,
Red-Blooded!
Unflagging Energy and Imagination, Gleeful!=94
=97George Hunka, NYTheatre.com
(http://www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/reve2422.htm)
=20
=20
CAST
Denis Butkus, Jason C. Brown, Aaron Clayton,
Saudia Davis, Ryan Farley, Ty Jones,
Daryl Lathon, Claire Lautier, Paul Niebanck,
Chris Oden, Petronia Paley, William Peden,
Naomi Peters, Matthew Rauch, Russ Salmon,
Daniel Cameron Talbott, Haynes Thigpen,
Michael Urie, Yaegel Welch
=20
=20
=93Everything works, =20
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=20
Unforgettable!=94
=20
- =
Victor
Gluck, Backstage
(http://www.backstage.com/bso/news_reviews/nyc/review_display.jsp?vnu_con=
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t_id=3D1001613046)
=20
DIRECTION and DESIGN
Jesse Berger, Tracy Bersley, Renee Blinkwolt,
J David Brimmer, Emily De Cola, Kimberly Dilts,
Daniel Levy, Evan O=92Brient, Clint Ramos,
Mary Vorrasi, Peter West
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Sat
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-December 2 featuring ROBERT BRUSTEIN
-December 11 featuring JAMES SHAPIRO
-December 17 featuring REVENGER=92S DESIGN TEAM
+December 10 Special Benefit Performance
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LOCATION
The Culture Project
45 Bleecker Street & Lafayette
Trains: 6, N/R/W, F/V
www.45bleecker.com =20
=20
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE=20
SATURDAY DECEMBER 10
Support Red Bull Theater by attending this special =93Revenger=92s =
Benefit
Night=94 and join us at a Private Party and Reception with the Cast and
Creative Team following the performance.
Tickets $55
Student/Industry $20 (discount code =93indie=94)
www.theatermania.com
=20
212.352.3101
=20
TICKETS
Theatermania
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=20
212.352.3101
$15
=93 Brilliant =85 Innovative =85 =
Glorious
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Good old Bloody Fun!=94
- Aaron Riccio, New
Theatre Corps (http://newtheatercorps.blogspot.com/)
ABOUT THE PLAY =20
The Revenger's Tragedy, a Jacobean thriller written a few years after
Hamlet, is a searing examination of the need for justice and the desire =
for
vengeance. Vindice, the "Revenger," sets off a chain reaction of havoc =
in a
corrupt and decadent Venice, which exposes outrageous indulgences and
government hypocrisy, and ends in a coup de th=E9=E2ter massacre of epic
proportions. Part black comedy, part social satire, the play is a =
gleefully
macabre plot-twisting blender full of Shakespeare's greatest hits. =
Written
by Thomas Middleton, Cyril Tourneur, or Anonymous, the work is adapted =
by
Artistic Director Jesse Berger.
=20
=20
POST-PERFORMANCE DISCUSSIONS
Sunday December 11 featuring James Shapiro
following the 3pm Performance, at approximately 5pm.
=20
JAMES SHAPIRO has written widely on Shakespeare and the Elizabethan era,
including the recently released A Year in the Life of William =
Shakespeare
and Shakespeare and the Jews. He is Professor of English at Columbia
University, and is the co-director of the National Endowment for the
Humanities Institutes on Shakespeare.
=20
Saturday December 17 featuring The Creative Team of The Revenger=92s =
Tragedy
following the 2pm Performance, at approximately 4pm.
Artistic Director Jesse Berger will lead a discussion with members of =
the
cast and design team about the process of bringing this production of =
The
Revenger=92s Tragedy to life.
=20
ADMISSION/LOCATION
Free and Open to the Public
At the Culture Project, 45 Bleecker Street.
=20
=20
REVELATION READINGS
=20
Sunday December 11, 7pm
The Broken Heart
By John Ford
A deeply unsettling play by the author of =91Tis Pity She=92s a Whore.
Directed by Jef Hall-Flavin
Featuring Robert Cuccioli (Julius Caesar, Jekyl & Hyde), Phillip =
Goodwin,
Margot White (Pericles), and Claire Lautier (The Revenger=92s Tragedy)
=20
Tuesday December 13, 7pm
The Atheist=92s Tragedy
By Cyril Tourneur
The only known play by the author most frequently thought to be the =
author
of The Revenger=92s Tragedy. A wildly different kind of tragedy.
Directed by Will Pomerantz
Featuring Sam Tsoutsouvas (The Maid=92s Tragedy), Jack Wetherall, Mary =
Bacon,
and Steven Ratazzi
=20
LOCATION
The Culture Project @ 45 Bleecker Street
=20
ADMISSION
FREE
$7 Suggested Donation
=20
RESERVATIONS
Write Revelations at redbulltheater.com to reserve your seat for Revelation
Readings.
=20
=20
WHO WE ARE
Red Bull Theater is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit company dedicated to the
presentation of vital and imaginative productions of heightened language
plays and to the development of new plays written in a similar vein. =
With a
special focus on the Jacobean plays of Shakespeare and his =
contemporaries,
Red Bull Theater aspires to challenge the intellect and engage the
imagination of today=92s theatergoers through language-based, =
company-created,
resonantly provocative stagings of great classic stories.
=20
Donations to Red Bull Theater are fully tax-deductible to the extent
permitted by law.
=20
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=20
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=20
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Send your mailing address to us at info at redbulltheater.com.
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Artistic Director Producing Director
www.redbulltheater.com
info at redbulltheater.com
PO Box 250863
NYC NY 10025
212.414.5168
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 —Time Out =
New York
To
be sure you receive our e-mails, please add rsvp at redbulltheater.com to =
your
e-mail address book.
Support Red Bull Theater by =
attending
this special “Revenger’s Benefit
Night” and join us at a
Private Party and Reception with the Cast and Creative Team following =
the
performance.
The Revenger's =
Tragedy, a Jacobean =
thrillerwritten a few years after Hamlet,
is a searing examination of the need for justice and the desire for =
vengeance.
Vindice, the "Revenger," sets off a chain reaction of havoc in =
a
corrupt and decadent Venice=
, which exposes outrageous indulgences and =
government
hypocrisy, and ends in a coup de th=E9=E2ter massacre of epic =
proportions. Part
black comedy, part social satire, the play is a gleefully macabre =
plot-twisting
blender full of Shakespeare's greatest hits. Written by Thomas =
Middleton, Cyril
Tourneur, or Anonymous, the work is adapted by Artistic Director Jesse =
Berger.
POS=
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DISCUSSIONS
Sunday December 11 =
featuring =
James =
Shapiro
following the =
3pm =
Performance, at
approximately 5pm.
JAMES
SHAPIRO has written
widely on Shakespeare and the Elizabethan era, including the recently =
released A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare =
and
Shakespeare and the Jews. =
He
is Professor of English at ColumbiaUniversity, and is the co-director of the National =
Endowment for
the Humanities Institutes on Shakespeare.
Saturday December 17 featuring The Creative Team =
of The Revenger’s =
Tragedy
following the 2pm Performance, at approximately =
4pm.
Artistic
Director Jesse
Berger will lead a discussion with members of the cast and =
design
team about the process of bringing this production of The Revenger’s Tragedy to =
life.
ADMISSION/LOCATION
Free and Open to the =
Public
At the Culture =
Project, 45 Bleecker Street.
REV=
ELATION
READINGS
Sunday December 11, =
7pm
The Broken Heart
By John =
Ford
A deeply unsettling play by =
the
author of ‘Tis Pity =
She’s a
Whore.
Directed by =
Jef =
Hall-Flavin
Featuring Robert Cuccioli(Julius
Caesar, Jekyl & Hyde), Phillip Goodwin, Margot White =
(Pericles), and Claire Lautier =
(The Revenger’s =
Tragedy)
Tuesday December 13, 7pm
The Atheist’s Tragedy
By Cyril =
Tourneur
The only known play by the =
author
most frequently thought to be the author of The
Revenger’s Tragedy. A wildly different kind of =
tragedy.
Directed by Will =
Pomerantz
Featuring Sam Tsoutsouvas(The
Maid’s Tragedy), Jack Wetherall, Mary Bacon, and Steven =
Ratazzi
Red Bull Theater is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit company
dedicated to the presentation of vital and imaginative productions of =
heightened
language plays and to the development of new plays written in a similar
vein. With a special focus on the Jacobean plays of Shakespeare =
and his
contemporaries, Red Bull Theater aspires to challenge the intellect and =
engage
the imagination of today’s theatergoers through language-based,
company-created, resonantly provocative stagings of great classic =
stories.
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From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 23:37:14 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Don't Miss the World Premiere Comedy - T.I.D.Y. at Beck
Center - Final Two Weeks
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By Award-winning Cleveland Playwright Eric Coble=20
November 18 =E2=80=93 December 18, 2005=20
Directed by Roger Truesdell, T.I.D.Y. features Sarah Morton, Nicholas=20
Koesters, Rhoda Rosen, Ali Hernan-Garrigan, Tracy Fields, and Kevin Joseph=20=
Kelly.=20
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From: bachtobroadway42 at sbcglobal.net (Evie Morris)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 04:03:40 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Looking for Suspenders and Bow ties
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Greetings,
I would love to BORROW 50 pairs of red suspenders and 50 bow ties(clip ons) for kids singing Barbershop songs at a Holiday Concert next Friday, December 16th at Cleveland Heights High School. If you can help out, please let me know.
thanks, Evie Morris
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Greetings,
I would love to BORROW 50 pairs of red suspenders and 50 bow ties(clip ons) for kids singing Barbershop songs at a Holiday Concert next Friday, December 16th at Cleveland Heights High School. If you can help out, please let me know.
thanks, Evie Morris
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From FSternfeld at aol.com Thu Dec 8 04:27:47 2005
From: FSternfeld at aol.com (FSternfeld at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 07:27:47 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]AUDITIONS for FPAC's Professional Training Workshops
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_FAIRMOUNT PERFORMING ARTS CAMP '06
_ (http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac06/index.htm) Fred Sternfeld, Camp
Director
Carol Pribble, Associate Director
Tom Fulton, Fairmount Center Executive Director
Located at Air-Conditioned
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The Fairmount Performing Arts Camp (FPAC) is a vibrant summer day camp
program for young people entering grades 3-12 and all college students. Our
program offers two options: professional training in Contemporary / Musical
Theatre OR Shakespeare for young people 6th grade - college with professional
aspirations - as well as a fun production experience for children and teens
entering grades 3-8.
In addition to providing theater training, our programs foster teamwork,
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our student's lives, long after they leave our FPAC family.
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From: FSternfeld at aol.com (FSternfeld at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 07:30:51 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEW PROGRAM! FPAC's Production Workshop for 3-8 graders -
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our student's lives, long after they leave our FPAC family.
This summer, we have truly found a beautiful setting for our camp: Chagrin
Falls, Ohio - in the air conditioned Chagrin Falls School System.
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From studio at marianth.com Thu Dec 8 05:56:23 2005
From: studio at marianth.com (Chris Mezzolesta/Marianth Productions, Ltd.)
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 08:56:23 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Preserve your Holiday Concerts
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Marianth Productions, Ltd. is booking winter and spring dates for
school and church concert recordings.
We have just completed and released a CD for the St Noel Music
Ministries in Willoughby Hills as well as promotional demos for the
dance/party bands of Special Productions, Inc., and coordinated a CD
release for Pinecrest HS in Southern Pines, North Carolina. We are
also slated to record winter and spring concerts for Learwood Middle
School in Avon Lake.
To listen to samples of our work and see package options, please
visit us at www.marianth.com . If your concert date is not available,
we can record your groups in a controlled "session" on another date.
Plan now for your concert dates and take advantage of CD pre-sales,
which will lower or eliminate your upfront costs.
We process and pay for mechanical licenses/royalties on copyrighted
selections, keeping your CD project legal.
If you do record "in-house", let us take your master recordings and
design/manufacture a beautiful CD package for you, including
full-color on-disc printing, full-color inserts, and shrinkwrap, for
a retail-ready package.
Please call or visit the website now to set up your date and preserve
your musical memories. Thank you.
MARIANTH PRODUCTIONS, LTD.
audio recording and production
po box 224 / mentor, ohio 44061
800.356.5519 / www.marianth.com
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Marianth Productions, Ltd. is booking winter and spring dates for school
and church concert recordings.
We have just completed and released a CD for the St Noel Music Ministries
in Willoughby Hills as well as promotional demos for the dance/party
bands of Special Productions, Inc., and coordinated a CD release for
Pinecrest HS in Southern Pines, North Carolina. We are also slated to
record winter and spring concerts for Learwood Middle School in Avon
Lake.
To listen to samples of our work and see package options, please visit us
at
www.marianth.com
. If your concert date is not available, we can record your groups in a
controlled "session" on another date.
Plan now for your concert dates and take advantage of CD pre-sales, which
will lower or eliminate your upfront costs.
We process and pay for mechanical licenses/royalties on copyrighted
selections, keeping your CD project legal.
If you do record "in-house", let us take your master recordings
and design/manufacture a beautiful CD package for you, including
full-color on-disc printing, full-color inserts, and shrinkwrap, for a
retail-ready package.
Please call or visit the website now to set up your date and preserve
your musical memories. Thank you.
MARIANTH
PRODUCTIONS, LTD. audio
recording and production
po box 224 / mentor, ohio 44061
800.356.5519 /
www.marianth.com
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From ifoma at sbcglobal.net Thu Dec 8 06:04:03 2005
From: ifoma at sbcglobal.net (Stephanie McQueen)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 06:04:03 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Re: Come to Friday's on Monday
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The AfterThought Band
will be rocking the house at
T.G.I.Friday's
in
Westlake, OH
30115 Detroit Road
440-899-8443
on
Monday, December 12, 2005
7-11 p.m.
Come and check us out...visit our home page at
http://hometown.aol.com/afterthoughtban/myhomepage/business.html
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From Cindi at playhousesquare.com Thu Dec 8 06:18:56 2005
From: Cindi at playhousesquare.com (Cindi Szymanski)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 09:18:56 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Media Matters/Filmmaking for Girls
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10 am - 4 pm (bring a sack lunch)
Idea Center at Playhouse Square
For young women ages 13-19
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the basics of film production including script writing, editing, staging
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From artistschair2005 at aol.com Thu Dec 8 06:46:42 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 09:46:42 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need a STAGE ACTOR? Renee Matthews-Jackson & OTHER NEWS!
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Stage Actor - Renee Matthews-Jackson (Location: Cleveland, Ohio)
(December 8, 2005) To view Renee's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com
Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway
(December 6, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Maple Heights-based stage actor Lisa M. Siciliano for being chosen at random by the artistschair.com database to be the Tuesday, December 6 "Featured Artist of the Day." Lisa has won four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
Networking EVENT & PARTY for Artists and Those that Hire Talent
(November 10, 2005) A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all who attended the November 9 artistschair.com Networking Event which took place at 1300 Gallery. Photos from the event will be posted to the artistschair.com directory soon.
FIND an Artist!
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Our MISSION
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Stage Actor - Renee Matthews-Jackson (Location: Cleveland, Ohio)
(December 6, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Maple Heights-based stage actor Lisa M. Siciliano for being chosen at random by the artistschair.com database to be the Tuesday, December 6 "Featured Artist of the Day." Lisa has won four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
Networking EVENT & PARTY for Artists and Those that Hire Talent
(November 10, 2005) A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all who attended the November 9artistschair.com Networking Event which took place at 1300 Gallery. Photos from the event will be posted to the artistschair.com directory soon.
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!
Let your talents and services be known. Become a member for FREE and highlight all talent fields that apply to you. Upload photos of yourself and/or samples of your work, edit your own information and have your profiles viewed by those searching for your talents and services.
Our MISSION
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From rmpavlock at yahoo.com Thu Dec 8 07:54:27 2005
From: rmpavlock at yahoo.com (Rebecca Pavlock)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 07:54:27 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]NEW SESSION AT DANCE WAREHOUSE!
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Dance Warehouse is pleased to announce it's new session beginning in January. CREATIVE MOVEMENT classes are available for ages 3-6. Also, try the new STRETCH AND TONE class! For more information, contact Becky at 216-297-9429 or send an email to rmpavlock at yahoo.com.
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Dance Warehouse is pleased to announce it's new session beginning in January. CREATIVE MOVEMENT classes are available for ages 3-6. Also, try the new STRETCH AND TONE class! For more information, contact Becky at 216-297-9429 or send an email to rmpavlock at yahoo.com.
Yahoo! Shopping
Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping
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From nightkitchen at gmail.com Thu Dec 8 08:03:31 2005
From: nightkitchen at gmail.com (Night Kitchen)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 11:03:31 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Actor Needed: Non-Equity Male 35-45 years old
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From MsChristine1980 at aol.com Thu Dec 8 09:43:09 2005
From: MsChristine1980 at aol.com (MsChristine1980 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 12:43:09 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions for Second Shift Screenwriters
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From ronc at jackmatia.com Thu Dec 8 09:51:37 2005
From: ronc at jackmatia.com (Ron Crum)
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 12:51:37 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Annual Christmas Show
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The Elyria Cascade Chordsmen, A men's Acappella Chorus together with the
Sweet Adelines International Lake Ridge Chorus will hold it's annual
Christmas Show on December 17th, 2005 at 7:30 P.M. at Clearview High
School located at 4700 Broadway Avenue in Lorain, Ohio. Tickets are
$10.00 for adults and $7.00 for kids and students. For Tickets or more
information, Please call 440-284-3694
Thanks for you time....
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V.P. Marketing and Public Relations
The Elyria Cascade Chordsmen
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in Lorain, Ohio. Tickets are $10.00 for
adults and $7.00 for kids and students. For Tickets or more information, Please
call 440-284-3694
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From maheshwari_tiiu at yahoo.com Thu Dec 8 10:14:38 2005
From: maheshwari_tiiu at yahoo.com (Tiiu Gennert)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 10:14:38 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Studio 11 Upcoming Workshop & Updates
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Workshops (Tremont Location)
December Events
Join Us for Art Walk
Friday, December 9th
See Mike Moritz's "Big Ass Art"
at Studio 11's "annex/grotto" (corner and underground space) at West 11th and Literary located in Historic Lemko Hall, Tremont (2337 West 11th Street)
New Instillation by one of Cleveland's most Contemporary Artist. Mike's piece will be showcased this Friday evening, December 9th, coinciding with Tremont's Art Walk.
Studio 11 is a Yoga studio that is embracing the collecting of local original contemporary art. The night starts with a one hour Yoga class (6:00-7:00pm-ish) then mingling. Then to the underground level at 8:00pm-ish for wine, "Big Ass Art" and Drum Circle.
Studio 11: Raising the creative and positive vibrational frequency of Cleveland and beyond.
Saturday, December 10th
Eight Limbs Workshop
with Tami & Terry Stingley
Time: 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Price: $20.00 per person/
$35.00 per "couple"
Have you ever wondered why the Holy Science of Yoga has endured for more than 5,000 years, and has become such an international passion? Yoga is much more than Asana. Did you know that Pranayama can increase your electro-magnetic field? (This is crucial since our electro-magnetic fields are constantly being dispersed by microwaves, powerplants, televisions and cell phones.) And Pratyahara (as is practiced in the Yogic Slumber of Yoga Nidra) is an invaluable guidepost on the way to the 8th limb of Samadhi (enlightenment). Come and get a working knowledge of how the other 7 limbs of the total Yoga system can greatly benefit your practice. This workshop will expand your awareness, enhance your personal practice and leave you able to talk the talk as well as walk the walk. Join Tami and Terry Stingley for a couple of hours of fun and sun (salutation). Some Asana and Yoga Nidra will round out this "nirvanic" workshop.
Studio 11 would also like to welcome Capoeira Instructor, Steven "Dentista" Young to our Studio
Steven Young, (Dentista) Serpente Negra Capoeira Academy
Steven Young has been playing the Afro-Brasilian art of Capoeira for 5 years with the Serpente Negra Capoeira Academy, under renowned teacher Formando Rafael "Esperto" Pedro III. Earning the Capoeira name "Dentista" from his Contre Mestre Serpente Negra, and rising to the level of Azul, Steven "Dentista" Young has dedicated his teaching career to the cultivation and development of beginner and intermediate students of Capoeira. Capoeira is an Afro-Brasilian Martial Art created by African slaves transported to Brasil some 500 years ago. A very dynamic and involving art style, Capoeira takes total concentration to master. It can be very acrobatic and moving or it can it be allusive and demanding. Capoeira utilizes every muscle in the body and stresses total control of movement. It is a beautiful art to see and can mesmerizing to experience. Practioners of Capoeira, become so absorbed in the Cultural exchange, it becomes a healthy ?addiction?, wanting to learn more and more of
its exotic flavor through its music, singing, and movements. Mestre Pastinha, a very famous and outspoken advocate of Capoeira once stated that, "Capoeira, is everything the mouth eats", meaning basically, that all that you put in to its training and development you are then nourished by the outcome of so much hard work.
Starting Saturday, December 10th, Capoeira Classes will be Held
Fridays: 7:15-9:15 pm
Saturdays: 7:00-9:00 pm
Sundays: Noon-2:00 pm
{Note: First Class Free & $15.00 Drop-In Fee}
Studio 11
Yoga, Pilates & Thai Yoga Massage
2337 West 11th Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
216.621.8179
www.studio11tremont.com
info at studio11tremont.com
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Workshops (Tremont Location)
December Events
Join Us for Art Walk Friday, December 9th
See Mike Moritz's "Big Ass Art" at Studio 11's "annex/grotto" (corner and underground space) at West 11th and Literary located in Historic Lemko Hall, Tremont (2337 West 11th Street)
New Instillation by one of Cleveland's most Contemporary Artist. Mike's piece will be showcased this Friday evening, December 9th, coinciding with Tremont's Art Walk.
Studio 11 is a Yoga studio that is embracing the collecting of local original contemporary art. The night starts with a one hour Yoga class (6:00-7:00pm-ish) then mingling. Then to the underground level at 8:00pm-ish
for wine, "Big Ass Art" and Drum Circle.
Studio 11: Raising the creative and positive vibrational frequency of Cleveland and beyond.
Saturday, December 10th
Eight Limbs Workshop with Tami & Terry Stingley
Time: 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Price: $20.00 per person/ $35.00 per "couple"
Have you ever wondered why the Holy Science of Yoga has endured for more than 5,000 years, and has become such an international passion? Yoga is much more than Asana. Did you know that Pranayama can increase your electro-magnetic field? (This is crucial since our electro-magnetic fields are constantly being dispersed by microwaves, powerplants, televisions and cell phones.) And Pratyahara (as is practiced in the Yogic Slumber of Yoga Nidra) is an invaluable guidepost on the way to the 8th limb of Samadhi (enlightenment). Come and get a working knowledge of how the other 7 limbs of the total Yoga system can greatlybenefit your practice. This workshop will expand your awareness, enhance your personal practice and leave you able to talk the talk as well as walk the walk. Join Tami and Terry Stingley for a couple of hours of fun and sun (salutation). Some Asana and Yoga Nidra will round out
this "nirvanic" workshop.
Studio 11 would also like to welcome Capoeira Instructor, Steven "Dentista" Young to our Studio
Steven Young, (Dentista) Serpente Negra Capoeira Academy Steven Young has been playing the Afro-Brasilian art of Capoeira
for 5 years with the Serpente Negra Capoeira Academy, under renowned teacher Formando Rafael "Esperto" Pedro III. Earning the Capoeira name "Dentista" from his Contre Mestre Serpente Negra, and rising to the level of Azul, Steven "Dentista" Young has dedicated his teaching career to the cultivation and development of beginner and intermediate students of Capoeira.
Capoeira is an Afro-Brasilian Martial Art created by African slaves transported to Brasil some 500 years ago. A very dynamic and involving art style, Capoeira takes total concentration to master. It can be very acrobatic and moving or it can it be allusive and demanding. Capoeira utilizes every muscle in the body and stresses total control of movement. It is a beautiful art to see and can mesmerizing to experience.
Practioners of Capoeira, become so absorbed in the Cultural exchange, it becomes a healthy ?addiction?, wanting to learn more and more of its exotic flavor through its music, singing, and movements. Mestre Pastinha, a very famous and outspoken advocate of Capoeira once stated that, "Capoeira, is everything the mouth eats", meaning basically, that all that you put in to its training and development you are then nourished by the outcome of so much hard work.
Starting Saturday, December 10th, Capoeira Classes will be Held
Fridays: 7:15-9:15 pm
Saturdays: 7:00-9:00 pm
Sundays: Noon-2:00 pm
{Note: First Class Free & $15.00 Drop-In Fee}
Studio 11 Yoga, Pilates & Thai Yoga Massage 2337 West 11th Street Cleveland, OH 44113
216.621.8179 www.studio11tremont.com info at studio11tremont.com
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From kilbanedan at yahoo.com Thu Dec 8 11:25:51 2005
From: kilbanedan at yahoo.com (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 11:25:51 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Last weekend for Charenton's A Day in the Death of Joe Egg!
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Charenton Theater Company
presents
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG
by Peter Nichols
"Charenton rises to the challenge of Joe Egg....the theater intends to keep on resurrecting worthy plays of the 20th century....Charenton has again faithfully fulfilled its mission."
--The Free Times
"...director Sarah May keeps the pacing taut and the comedy piercing..."
--Scene
Join us as the tour winds up in Tremont this weekend, Dec. 8 - 10!
Directed by Sarah May
Produced by B. Michelle Johnson
with
Jeffrey Grover
Meghan Kelly
Jacqi Loewy*
Lenne Snively
Laura Starnik
Richard Worswick
stage manager: Jon Boomershine
This immensely moving, profound and funny play about love and marriage centers around a family's struggle to cope with and raise their only child, the title character, a severely handicapped girl with whom they cannot communicate. The play, in its wonderfully theatrical style, also explores the well-meaning friends and family in their response to the handicapped daughter and the parents who love and nurture her. It is a scorching, unruly and darkly comic dramatization of the effect of tragedy on a marriage and it breached several taboos in the late 1960's. A successful recent Broadway revival starred British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard.
The Tour Schedule is as follows (all performances are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and are free admission). Post-show discussions will take place after the November 18, December 2 and 9 performances.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, December 8, 9, and 10
Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
2592 West 14th Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
*member Actor's Equity Association
"Both moving and funny."
- New York Post
"This unforgettable play still shocks, delights and provokes debate!"
- London Times
www.charenton.org
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Charenton Theater Company presents A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG by Peter Nichols
"Charenton rises to the challenge of Joe Egg....the theater intends to keep on resurrecting worthy plays of the 20th century....Charenton has again faithfully fulfilled its mission."
--The Free Times
"...director Sarah May keeps the
pacing taut and the comedy piercing..."
--Scene
Join us as the tour winds up in Tremont this weekend, Dec. 8 - 10!
Directed by Sarah May Produced by B. Michelle Johnson with Jeffrey
Grover Meghan Kelly Jacqi Loewy* Lenne Snively Laura Starnik Richard Worswick stage manager: Jon Boomershine
This immensely moving, profound and funny play about love and marriage centers around a family's struggle to cope with and raise their only child, the title character, a severely handicapped girl with whom they cannot communicate. The play, in its wonderfully theatrical style, also explores the well-meaning friends and family in their response to the handicapped daughter and the parents who love and nurture her. It is a scorching, unruly and darkly comic dramatization of the effect of tragedy on a marriage and it breached several taboos in the late 1960's. A successful recent Broadway revival starred British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard.
The Tour
Schedule is as follows (all performances are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and are free admission). Post-show discussions will take place after the November 18, December 2 and 9 performances.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, December 8, 9, and 10 Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ 2592 West 14th Street Cleveland, OH 44113
*member Actor's Equity Association
"Both moving and funny." - New York Post
"This unforgettable play still shocks, delights and provokes debate!" - London Times
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From kilbanedan at yahoo.com Thu Dec 8 11:48:22 2005
From: kilbanedan at yahoo.com (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 11:48:22 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CoolCleveland.com rave review of Holiday Hotline! Running
thru Dec. 23
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HOLIDAY HOTLINE
is up and running!
Now thru Dec. 23
www.holiday-hotline.com
216.491.1709
a musical comedy revue
Check out the rave review on CoolCleveland.com:
http://www.coolcleveland.com/index.php/Main/InstantKarmaHolidayHotline
See! The amazing revenge of the retail peon! Experience! That touching new holiday classic, "Kevin the Kwanzaa Moose!!"
Thrill! To those hair-raising words, "Assembly required!!!"
James Levin?s Detroit Ave. Arts is proud to announce the world premiere of the irreverent HOLIDAY HOTLINE, a musical comedy revue with sketches and songs. HOLIDAY HOTLINE takes a demented look at all the things that drive us crazy about the Christmas holidays. The show, to run in the funky Orthodox, is written by Michael Sepesy; music by Linda Eisenstein; and lyrics by both.
Linda Eisenstein and Michael Sepesy wreck the halls with this fast and funny collection of sketches and songs skewering the holiday season, from A CHRISTMAS CAROL to Kwanzaa. The piece is eclectic and irreverent, taking all holiday traditions prisoner with music styles ranging from country to polka to torch song. The world premiere HOLIDAY HOTLINE sends up everything from the mystery ingredients in the turkey stuffing to elf psychotherapy. Co-creator Michael Sepesy sums it up, ?The show is a cure for the Christmas crazies!?
The cast includes local favorites Denise Astorino, Kim Aldrich-Ceja, Mark Cipra, Maryann Elder, Hester Lewellen, and Andrew Narten.
The production?s staff is led by director Mindy Childress and musical director Michael Flohr.
The show previews Wednesday, November 23 and Friday, November 25 at 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, November 26 (8:00 and 10:30 p.m. shows). Opening night is December 1, with the production running through December 23. Performances are Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays; Thursdays and Fridays at 8:00 p.m., Saturdays at 8:00 and 10:30 p.m., and Sundays at 3:00 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased by calling 216.491.1709. Preview tickets are $10. For performances, Thursday, Sunday and Saturday 10:30 p.m. tickets are $10. Friday and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. are $15.
Orthodox is located at Detroit Avenue Arts, 6203 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, 44102.
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Experience! That touching new holiday classic, "Kevin the Kwanzaa Moose!!"
Thrill! To those hair-raising words, "Assembly required!!!"
James Levin?s Detroit Ave. Arts is proud to announce the world premiere of the irreverent HOLIDAY HOTLINE, a musical comedy revue with sketches and songs.HOLIDAY HOTLINE takes a demented look at all the things that drive us crazy about the Christmas holidays.The show, to run in the funky Orthodox, is written by Michael Sepesy; music by Linda Eisenstein; and lyrics by both.
Linda Eisenstein and Michael Sepesy wreck the halls with this fast and funny collection of sketches and songs skewering the holiday season, from A CHRISTMAS CAROL to Kwanzaa.The piece is eclectic and irreverent, taking all holiday traditions prisoner with music styles ranging from country to polka to torch song.The world premiere HOLIDAY HOTLINE sends up everything from the mystery ingredients in the turkey stuffing to elf psychotherapy.Co-creator Michael Sepesy sums it up, ?The show is a cure for the Christmas crazies!?
The cast includes local favorites Denise Astorino, Kim Aldrich-Ceja, Mark Cipra, Maryann Elder, Hester Lewellen, and Andrew Narten.
The production?s staff is led by director Mindy Childress and musical director Michael Flohr.
The show previews Wednesday, November 23 and Friday, November 25 at 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, November 26 (8:00 and 10:30 p.m. shows).Opening night is December 1, with the production running through December 23.Performances are Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays; Thursdays and Fridays at 8:00 p.m., Saturdays at 8:00 and 10:30 p.m., and Sundays at 3:00 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased by calling 216.491.1709.Preview tickets are $10.For performances, Thursday, Sunday and Saturday 10:30 p.m. tickets are $10.Friday and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. are $15.
Orthodox is located at Detroit Avenue Arts, 6203 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, 44102.
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>From Leigh Angela Thu Dec 8 19:57:42 2005
From: Leigh Angela (Leigh Angela)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 14:57:42 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Urgent: Santa Claus needed for event this weekend
Message-ID: <9762428.1134071863004.JavaMail.root at elwamui-sweet.atl.sa.earthlink.net>
Anyone know of a Santa? Please contact me today or tomorrow.
Thanks!
Leigh Peterson
"Fear is the lock, and laughter the key to your heart." --Stephen Stills, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
From Myebayname1006 at aol.com Thu Dec 8 12:18:24 2005
From: Myebayname1006 at aol.com (Myebayname1006 at aol.com)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 15:18:24 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]I need a face Painter!
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Hello all! I'm looking for a face painter for an event this Sunday Dec. 11,
2005. If you are a face painter Please contact me asap. If you have
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too please send me all of your contact info!!
Please e mail me at
_mrjoe at magicgalaxy.com_ (mailto:mrjoe at magicgalaxy.com)
Thanks!
Mr Joe
Mr Joe's Magic Galaxy
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From barbballance at yahoo.com Thu Dec 8 14:02:53 2005
From: barbballance at yahoo.com (Barbara Ballance)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 14:02:53 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Theater Tickets Special TWOFER !
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The Illusion Factory
SPECIAL TWOFER !
Buy one adult ticket @ $8 and receive a child's ticket FREE (worth $6)
for public performances of "The Frog Prince" at Coach House Theatre
732 W. Exchange St.
Akron, Ohio 44302
Saturday, Dec. 10 & Sunday Dec. 11 at 2 PM.
For reservations call 330-836-1353.
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The Illusion Factory
SPECIAL TWOFER !
Buy one adult ticket @ $8 and receive a child's ticket FREE (worth $6)
for public performances of "The Frog Prince" at Coach House Theatre
732 W. Exchange St.
Akron, Ohio 44302
Saturday, Dec. 10 & Sunday Dec. 11 at 2 PM.
For reservations call 330-836-1353.
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From inletdancetheatre at sbcglobal.net Thu Dec 8 14:03:58 2005
From: inletdancetheatre at sbcglobal.net (Bill Wade Jr)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 14:03:58 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Inlet Dance Theatre Summer Dance Intensive 2006
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Inlet Dance Theatre Summer Dance Intensive June 14-July 25, 2006 Become part of Inlet Dance Theatre's summer company and perform at Cain Park Evans Amphitheater. Faculty for the Summer Dance Intensive is comprised of professional dancers and the artistic director of Inlet Dance Theatre.
-Release technique
-Nontraditional Partnering
-Hip-hop
-Improvisation
-Composition
-Collaboratively build repertory
For more information: www.inletdance.org
216.382.0201
Limited scholarships available
"Inlet members inspire me...I've learned what it's like to be in a professional dance company." -Halle Ross, SDI 05 student
"'I've been able to get my body to do things I thought [were] not possible for me." -Dan Barnes, SDI 05 Student
"It has expanded my view on what dance is." -Sarah Gariott, SDI 05 student
Bill Wade
Artistic Director/Founder
Inlet Dance Theatre
3921 Mayfield Rd, Suite 8
Cleveland Heights, OH 44121
www.inletdance.org
216.382.0201
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Become part of Inlet Dance Theatre's summer company and perform at Cain Park Evans Amphitheater. Faculty for the Summer Dance Intensive is comprised of professional dancers and the artistic director of Inlet Dance Theatre.
"Inlet members inspire me...I've learned what
it's like to be in a professional dance company." -Halle Ross, SDI 05 student
"'I've been able to get my body to do things I thought [were] not possible for me." -Dan Barnes, SDI 05 Student
"It has expanded my view on what dance is." -Sarah Gariott, SDI 05 student
Bill Wade Artistic Director/Founder Inlet Dance Theatre 3921 Mayfield Rd, Suite 8 Cleveland Heights, OH 44121 www.inletdance.org 216.382.0201
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From Jessica.Schuster at ideastream.org Thu Dec 8 14:09:01 2005
From: Jessica.Schuster at ideastream.org (Schuster, Jessica)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 17:09:01 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The 90.3 WCPN "Around Noon" Program Schedule for the Week
of December 12
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For Immediate Release
Thursday, December 08, 2005
Contact: Jessica Schuster, Communications Specialist, ideastream,
216.916.6134
"Around Noon" Schedule for the Week of December 12, 2005
Around Noon, weekdays from noon until 1pm on 90.3 WCPN ideastreamsm,
keeps you current and connected with cultural affairs in Northeast Ohio.
Through conversations with arts and entertainment luminaries; energetic,
live performances; and eclectic, special features, host Dee Perry brings
the world of arts and entertainment as close as your radio receiver.
Following, is the Around Noon schedule for the week of December 12.=20
Monday 12-12-05 through Friday 12-16-05
Tune in this week for a special Around Noon presentation of WNYC's
"Radio Lab" with host Jad Abumrad.
For additional information, visit the following websites:
http://www.wnyc.org/
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/bios/radiolab.html
Monday, 12-12-05
Who Am I?
The "mind" and "self" were formerly the domain of philosophers and
priests. Today, it's neurologists who are asking the big questions,
like "How does the brain make me?" Also featured is the story of a
woman who one day woke up as a completely different person.=20
Tuesday, 12-13-05
Stress
The body has a system for getting out of trouble. Back when trouble
meant being chased by a tiger, that system gave us a real survival edge.
But these days, "trouble" is more likely to mean waiting in traffic...
and "the system" is more likely to make us sick. Stanford University
neurologist Dr. Robert Sapolsky takes listeners through what happens on
our insides when we stand in the wrong line at the supermarket and
offers coping strategies.
Wednesday, 12-14-05
Emergence
What happens when there is no leader? Starlings, bees, and ants manage
just fine. In fact, they form staggeringly complicated societies, all
without a Toscanini to conduct them into harmony. How? We gaze down at
the bottom-up logic of cities, Google, even our very own brains.
Features author Steven Johnson, fire-flyologists John and Elizabeth
Buck, biologist E.O. Wilson, ant expert Debra Gordon, mathematician
Steve Strogatz, economist James Surowiecki, and neurologists Oliver
Sacks and Christof Koch.
Thursday, 12-15-05
Time
Radio Lab takes a spin through the history of time, making stops at the
first railroad and the first high-speed photography, which froze a horse
in mid-air. The program examines the relativity of time -- how time for
You is different than time for Me -- with physicist Brian Greene and
neurologist Oliver Sacks. =20
Friday, 12-16-05
Beyond Time
Einstein's Theory of Relativity may have implications on the concept of
choice. Namely, that there is none. Do we choose what movie to see
tonight? No. (It's already been chosen, some say.) Do we choose to
wiggle our finger? No. (Already wiggled.) This hour features
conversations with scientists and an entire cast of characters who are
all waging battle against time - or at least the common sense view of
time. =20
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entertainment as close as your radio receiver.
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Monday =
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Lab" =
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For =
additional information, visit the following websites:
The =
"mind" and "self" were formerly the domain of =
philosophers and priests. Today, it’s neurologists who are =
asking the big questions, like "How does the brain make =
me?" Also featured is the story of a woman who one day woke =
up as a completely different person.
Tuesday, =
12-13-05
Stress
The body =
has a system for getting out of trouble. Back when trouble meant =
being chased by a tiger, that system gave us a real survival edge. But these =
days, “trouble” is more likely to mean waiting in =
traffic… and “the system” is more likely to make us =
sick. Stanford University neurologist Dr. Robert Sapolsky takes =
listeners through what happens on our insides when we stand in the wrong =
line at the supermarket and offers coping strategies.
Wednesday, 12-14-05
Emergence
What =
happens when there is no leader? Starlings, bees, and ants manage =
just fine. In fact, they form staggeringly complicated societies, =
all without a Toscanini to conduct them into harmony. How? =
We gaze down at the bottom-up logic of cities, Google, even our very own =
brains. Features author Steven Johnson, fire-flyologists John and =
Elizabeth Buck, biologist E.O. Wilson, ant expert Debra Gordon, =
mathematician Steve Strogatz, economist James Surowiecki, and =
neurologists Oliver Sacks and Christof Koch.
Thursday, 12-15-05
Time
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Lab takes =
a spin through the history of time, making stops at the first railroad =
and the first high-speed photography, which froze a horse in =
mid-air. The program examines the relativity of time -- how time =
for You is different than time for Me -- with physicist Brian Greene and =
neurologist Oliver Sacks. =
Friday, =
12-16-05
Beyond =
Time
Einstein's =
Theory of Relativity may have implications on the concept of choice. =
Namely, that there is none. Do we choose what movie to see =
tonight? No. (It's already been chosen, some say.) Do we choose to =
wiggle our finger? No. (Already wiggled.) This hour features =
conversations with scientists and an entire cast of characters who are =
all waging battle against time – or at least the common sense view =
of time.
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From tkrispinsky at greatlakestheater.org Thu Dec 8 14:15:56 2005
From: tkrispinsky at greatlakestheater.org (Todd Krispinsky)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 17:15:56 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Save $10 Off tickets to A CHRISTMAS CAROL This Weekend
Only.
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Each "A Level" Ticket That You Purchase THIS WEEKEND ONLY.
Ticket Prices $21.50 - $45.00 (Originally $31.50-$55.00)
Student Ticket Prices - $17.50 (Any performance / Any seat)
The Holiday tradition
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Discover the spirit of Christmas in the unlikeliest of hearts.
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By Charles Dickens, Adapted and Directed by Gerald Freedman
Staged by Andrew May
Open your heart to Charles Dickens' classic tale of one man's ultimate
redemption. One of Northeast Ohio's favorite holiday traditions, A
Christmas Carol is a perfect gift of theater for children and adults of
all ages. Celebrate the season with the ones you love.
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Thurs., December 8 @ 7:30 p.m.
Fri, December 9 @ 7:30 p.m.
Sat., December 10 @ 1:30 p.m.
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the
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By Charles Dickens, Adapted and Directed by Gerald =
Freedman
Staged by Andrew =
May
Open your heart to Charles Dickens’ classic =
tale of
one man’s ultimate redemption. One of Northeast
Ohio’s favorite holiday traditions, A Christmas Carol =
is a
perfect gift of theater for children and adults of all ages. =
Celebrate
the season with the ones you love.
Discounted Performance =
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@ 7:30 p.m.
Fri, December 9 @ 7:30 p.m.
Sat., December 10 @ 1:30 p.m.
Sat., December 10 @ 7:30 p.m.
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From peter at littlebeth.com Thu Dec 8 17:59:19 2005
From: peter at littlebeth.com (Peter Fields)
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 20:59:19 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"The Way Home" final broadcast Friday
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Don't miss the final broadcast of
Little Beth Entertainment's award winning* family film
The Way Home
on APS channel 15 on TimeWarner Cable
for Akron and surrounding areas.
Friday, December 9
*_Broadcast time is 8pm._ *
THE STORY: After being orphaned as a young child and living in various
foster homes over the years, a rebellious 13 year-old named David is
placed in the custody of foster parents who, by their love, challenge
David to abandon his anger and learn to hope and trust again. But this
bond is threatened when David's scheming aunt surfaces and demands to
take custody of her nephew. running time: 1hr 18mins
The Way Home stars:
Bruce Jennings - Cheryl Eitman - Robert Abrams
Lauren Geber - Aja Martin - Joanna Mitchell
Daniel Anstandig - Rick Jennings - Eudi Tracey
and Joy Borland.
Music by Bruce Jennings. Director of Photography: Laura Mankowski.
Produced and story by Peter Anthony Gould and Evonne Fields-Gould.
Screenplay by Evonne Fields-Gould. Directed and edited by Peter Anthony
Gould.
"Finally" written by Terrance Fields and Lindsay Fields, performed by
Morgan Fields.
"Somethings" written and performed by Michael Stanley, courtesy of Line
Level Music, http://www.michaelstanley.com
Visit the Little Beth Entertainment website at http://www.littlebeth.com
for more information (cast bios, stills from the film, and trailer).
*(Best Family Feature Film, the 2005 Indie Gathering Film Festival)
Thanks! Peter Fields
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Don't
miss the final broadcast of
Little Beth Entertainment's award winning* family film
The
Way Home
on APS
channel 15 on TimeWarner Cable
for Akron and surrounding
areas.
Friday,
December 9
Broadcast
time is 8pm.
THE STORY: After being orphaned as a young child and living in various
foster homes over the years, a rebellious 13 year-old named David is
placed in the custody of foster parents who, by their love, challenge
David to abandon his anger and learn to hope and trust again. But this
bond is threatened when David's scheming aunt surfaces and demands to
take custody of her nephew. running time: 1hr 18mins
The
Way Home stars:
Bruce Jennings - Cheryl
Eitman - Robert Abrams
Lauren Geber - Aja Martin -
Joanna Mitchell
Daniel Anstandig - Rick
Jennings - Eudi Tracey
and Joy Borland.
Music by Bruce Jennings. Director of Photography: Laura Mankowski.
Produced and story by Peter Anthony Gould and Evonne Fields-Gould.
Screenplay by Evonne Fields-Gould. Directed and edited by Peter Anthony
Gould.
"Finally" written by Terrance Fields and Lindsay Fields, performed by
Morgan Fields.
Visit the Little Beth Entertainment website at http://www.littlebeth.com
for more information (cast bios, stills from the film, and trailer).
*(Best Family Feature Film,
the 2005 Indie Gathering Film Festival)
Thanks! Peter Fields
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From m.ozimek at sbcglobal.net Thu Dec 8 19:09:39 2005
From: m.ozimek at sbcglobal.net (Mary Lou Ozimek)
Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 22:09:39 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Ohio Boychoir Concert Announcement - Last Weekend
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From MsChristine1980 at aol.com Fri Dec 9 04:14:44 2005
From: MsChristine1980 at aol.com (MsChristine1980 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 07:14:44 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]100th Customer Script Description for 2nd Shift Script
Reading
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Nate Paige contact himat natep at schleprock.net
Title of screenplay: The 100th Customer
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mfortable
suburban housewife, Gloria Antioch, who unwillingly becomes involved in a
game show scam and is held prisoner in the basement of a neighborhood
grocery store.
Leads:
2 Females =E2=80=93 Age range: 35-43 (Gloria, a well-kept suburbanite who ca=
n get
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1 Male =E2=80=93 Age range: 29-40 (Chad =E2=80=93 security guard/game show h=
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Taketha=E2=80=99s boyfriend)
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From t_gradisher at hotmail.com Fri Dec 9 05:52:49 2005
From: t_gradisher at hotmail.com (ted gradisher)
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 08:52:49 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]SEEKING ASA REGISTERED HORROR SCRIPTS
Message-ID:
ASA REGISTERED HORROR SCRIPTS NEEDED.
E.M. PRODUCTIONS IS CURRENTLY SEEKING ASA REGISTERED HORROR SCRIPTS FOR UPCOMING PROJECT. MUST BE WILLING TO SELL ALL RIGHTS IF ACCEPTED. CONTACT TED GRADISHER AT 330-677-2159 OR EMAIL t_gradisher at hotmail.com .
From Jacqiloewy at aol.com Fri Dec 9 06:51:20 2005
From: Jacqiloewy at aol.com (Jacqiloewy at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 09:51:20 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Mamet auditions: AMERICAN BUFFALO
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American Buffalo by David Mamet
directed by Jacqi Loewy
AUDITIONS: Saturday, December 17th
11AM - 2PM
no appointment necessary (if I know your work and you are
interested, you can just reply to this email).
in the STUDIO THEATRE @ Tri-C East Campus
Production Company: The Cleveland Stage Company
Theatre: Tri-C East Campus Studio Theatre
Dates: Feb. 17 - March 5
Equity Members Project Showcase
Rehearsals begin - Mid January
Roles Available:
Donny Dubrow: Owner of Don's Resale Shop - 40ish-50ish
Bobby: Donny's gopher - late teens/very early 20's
Brian Zoldessy will be playing Teach.
Thanks!
Jacqi Loewy
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American Buffalo by David Mametdirected by Jacqi Loewy
AUDITIONS: Saturday, December 17th
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p; no appointment necessary (if I know=20=
your work and you are
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ted, you can just reply to this email).
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p; in the STUDIO THEATRE @ Tri-C East Ca=
mpus
Production Company: The Cleveland Stage Company
Theatre: Tri-C East Campus Studio Theatre
Dates: Feb. 17 - March 5
Equity Members Project Showcase
Rehearsals begin - Mid January
Roles Available:
Donny Dubrow: Owner of Don's Resale Shop - 40ish-50ish
Bobby: Donny's gopher - late teens/very early 20's
Brian Zoldessy will be playing Teach.
Thanks!
Jacqi Loewy
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From artistschair2005 at aol.com Fri Dec 9 07:13:17 2005
From: artistschair2005 at aol.com (artistschair2005 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 10:13:17 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need a SCREEN ACTOR? Linda Castro & OTHER NEWS!
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Screen Actor - Linda Castro (Location: Bay Village, Ohio)
(December 9, 2005) To view Linda's profile, visit http://www.artistschair.com
Latest Members' CONTEST Giveaway
(December 6, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Maple Heights-based stage actor Lisa M. Siciliano for being chosen at random by the artistschair.com database to be the Tuesday, December 6 "Featured Artist of the Day." Lisa has won four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
Networking EVENT & PARTY for Artists and Those that Hire Talent
(November 10, 2005) A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all who attended the November 9 artistschair.com Networking Event which took place at 1300 Gallery. Photos from the event will be posted to the artistschair.com directory soon.
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ARTISTSCHAIR.COM'S "FEATURED ARTIST OF THE DAY"
Screen Actor - Linda Castro (Location: Bay Village, Ohio)
(December 6, 2005) CONGRATULATIONS to Maple Heights-based stage actor Lisa M. Siciliano for being chosen at random by the artistschair.com database to be the Tuesday, December 6 "Featured Artist of the Day." Lisa has won four tickets to see "Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge" playing at Cleveland Public Theatre now through December 18. Take friends or take family, either way, GET OUT and SEE NORTHEAST OHIO! Not a member of artistschair.com yet? Join today for FREE!
Networking EVENT & PARTY for Artists and Those that Hire Talent
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From sfs05 at ohioramp.com Fri Dec 9 07:35:43 2005
From: sfs05 at ohioramp.com (sfs05 at ohioramp.com)
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 10:35:43 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Final weekend - Laugh with "The Nerd" in Brunswick!
Message-ID: <43995DFF.19683.9058F302@localhost>
This is the final weekend for Brunswick Alumni Community Theatre's
presentation of the Larry Shue comedy, "The Nerd"
The cast and audience enjoyed lots of laughs and a great time.
Come join us for a rousing game of Shoes and Socks and a helping
of cottage cheese, all courtesy of "The Nerd." The last shows are
tonight at Saturday at 8PM (that's December 9 and 10, two-thousand
and . . .huu-five)
Tickets are available at the door. (Ah, door, good one!)
Admission is $10 ($9 for student/seniors) Curtain time is 8PM in the
Concord Little Theatre in Brunswick. The Concord Little Theatre is
easy to get to: Located on the north side of Route 303, one mile west
of I-71, in the west wing of the high school (behind the rec center)
Shawn Skeabeck,
President and Trustee
Brunswick Alumni Community Theatre
www.brunswickact.org
From bobbywms1 at excite.com Fri Dec 9 08:07:30 2005
From: bobbywms1 at excite.com (bobbywms1 at excite.com)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 11:07:30 -0500 (EST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FW: The Return of The Bluescasters/Holiday Party
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Subject: The Return of The Bluescasters/Holiday Party
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Friday December 16th - 9:00pm - 1:00am
Club 2527
presents the return of
The Bluescasters
Featuring: The Return of: Vocalist Bobby Williams & the addition of: Vocalist Angela Kabasan & famed area drummer "Bubba" to the lineup
2527 W.25th Street (South of the Westside Market in Ohio City)
216-771-2527
Come on out and celebrate the holidays and the return to the Cleveland music scene of one of Cleveland's most entertaining bands.
Coming Soon:
Sunday's January 8th & 22nd - 6:00pm - 9:00pm
The Bluescasters return to:
Fat Fish Blue
21 Prospect Avenue (Downtown on the corner of Prospect & Ontario)
216-875-6000
For full schedule & more: http://www.bluescasters.org
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Friday December 16th - 9:00pm - 1:00am
Club 2527
presents the return of
The
Bluescasters
Featuring: The Return of: Vocalist Bobby Williams & the addition of: Vocalist Angela Kabasan & famed area drummer "Bubba" to the lineup
2527 W.25th Street (South of the Westside Market in Ohio City)
216-771-2527
Come on out and celebrate the holidays and the return to the Cleveland music scene of one of Cleveland's most entertaining bands.
Coming Soon:
Sunday's January 8th & 22nd - 6:00pm - 9:00pm
The Bluescasters return to:
Fat Fish Blue
21 Prospect Avenue (Downtown on the corner of Prospect & Ontario)
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HERE COMES CHRISTMAS at Actors' Summit
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Get ready ... Here comes Christmas
By David Ritchey =20
HUDSON =E2=80=94 Bah, Humbug! If the blues plague you this time of year, yo=
u may be=20
on your way to becoming a Scrooge. =20
Don=E2=80=99t worry, being Scrooge isn=E2=80=99t the worst thing that can h=
appen to you. =20
Actors=E2=80=99 Summit Theater provides the cure for those holiday-season b=
lues with=20
the production of =E2=80=9CUh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas.=E2=80=9D The play=20=
is based on=20
books by Robert Fulghum and was adapted to the stage by Ernest Zulia and Da=
vid=20
Caldwell. =20
The production is comprised of vignettes or scenes grounded in Fulghum=E2=
=80=99s=20
essays. Some make the audience laugh, while others may bring a tear to even=
=20
Scrooge=E2=80=99s eye. But, whether you=E2=80=99re a Scrooge or one of thos=
e people who fills=20
the house with a dozen or more decorated trees, you=E2=80=99ll find somethi=
ng of merit=20
in =E2=80=9CHere Comes Christmas.=E2=80=9D=20
The play starts with Scrooge telling the ghosts to leave him alone, as he=20
likes being a curmudgeon. The second act opens with a Las Vegas version of=20=
the =E2=80=9C
Scrooge Show,=E2=80=9D with dancing girls. =20
But, somewhere in the middle of the play, we find scenes that remind us of=20
our place in the world and our place on the family tree. A father takes his=
=20
son to ring the bell at the Salvation Army kettle. The son asks, =E2=80=9CI=
f we have a=20
Salvation Army, do we have a Salvation Navy, a Salvation Air Force? Who doe=
s=20
the Salvation Army fight?=E2=80=9D=20
Later, a woman meditates on bad gifts. =E2=80=9CIf it=E2=80=99s the thought=
that counts,=20
does a bad gift (a really bad gift) mean that the giver doesn=E2=80=99t thi=
nk much of=20
you?=E2=80=9D =20
A Christmas wedding unites an Irish Catholic and a Jew. His side and her=20
side come to the wedding prepared to do battle. But after his grandmother,=20=
a=20
third-rate opera singer, sings =E2=80=9CAva Maria=E2=80=9D better than she=20=
has ever sung=20
anything and after his grandfather, a rabbi, wraps the couple in a Hebrew b=
lessing,=20
both sides declare that a good thing, a very good thing, was done in this=20
wedding. They realized that what they had in common outweighed their=20
differences. =20
Another character reflects on the word =E2=80=9Cponder=E2=80=9D as in the N=
ew Testament=20
story: =E2=80=9CMary kept all of these things and pondered them in her hear=
t.=E2=80=9D The=20
character notes that if we think it=E2=80=99s bad in our lives at Christmas=
time, think=20
of teenage Mary, pondering in the back stall of a stable. Her husband is=20
muttering about taxes. The government leader wants to kill children. And, s=
trange=20
people =E2=80=94 shepherds, kings, wise men and angels =E2=80=94 stop by wi=
th gifts for the=20
baby. =20
In another section, the cast reflects on the idiosyncrasies of those folks=20
seated at the Christmas feast. They know the meal is spectacular, and as th=
ey=20
talk about the food and the recipes, Neil Thackaberry, as Nick, stands in=20
front of a refrigerator and talks about the leftovers and about the best me=
als=20
he has ever eaten. His character had eaten most of those meals alone. The=20
meals included those items in the back, way back of the refrigerator =E2=
=80=94 those=20
things that have started growing mold, have hardened into something that ne=
eds to=20
be sawed into bite-size pieces or that are made with Spam and pineapple,=20
covered with chocolate sauce. =20
=E2=80=9CHere Comes Christmas=E2=80=9D is filled with gentle humor that=E2=
=80=99s perfect for the=20
whole family. However, this is not just a funny script. The authors open th=
e=20
door for audience members to go home and do some serious self-reflection. =20
Director Mary Jo Alexander leads an excellent cast =E2=80=94 Bob Parenti, S=
ally=20
Groth, MaryJane Nottage, Peter Voinovich and Thackaberry =E2=80=94 through=20=
this=20
meaningful production. Alexander deserves a metal of bravery for directing=20=
her husband=20
and her soon-to-be son-in-law in this show. =20
Actors=E2=80=99 Summit has floundered for several years in attempts to find=
the=20
right Christmas play. =E2=80=9CUh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas=E2=80=9D may be=
the right script for=20
this theater company. The script is bright and intelligent. The wit grows=20
out of the human foibles that pop to the top like a big fruitcake at this =20=
time=20
of year. The performances do not depend on physical humor or jokes forced =20
onto the lines. The script has a simplicity and directness that is charming=20=
and =20
winning. =20
The production runs through Dec. 23. For ticket information, call the ticke=
t=20
office at (330) 342-0800. =20
`Uh, Oh' captures spirit of season
Heartwarming stories are nearly impeccable, but not opening song
Kerry Clawson
Beacon Journal
Despite what the title sounds like, Uh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas does a=20
heartfelt job of helping audiences capture the holiday spirit at Actors' Su=
mmit=20
in Hudson.=20
In this age of rampant commercial-ism, the play based on books by Robert=20
Fulghum is an attempt to become grounded and enjoy the true spirit of the=20
holidays. Uh, Oh is beautifully written and performed, often reaching poeti=
c=20
heights. Actors' Summit's five-person cast, led by director MaryJo Alexande=
r,=20
creates a wonderful energy and humor, also imparting a sense of magic and w=
onder=20
to the season.=20
The only thing marring this show is that the cast had serious problems=20
singing along to a recorded accompaniment in the opening number. Sebastian=20=
Birch,=20
a professor at Kent State University's Stark Campus, created the recording=
.=20
The cast needs an extra musical rehearsal in order to synchronize: Each=20
singer seemed to be at a different tempo during the same song Saturday nigh=
t. The=20
problem occurred to a lesser degree in other songs, too, including a Scroog=
e=20
Vegas act with two female backup singers. Live musical accompaniment, likel=
y=20
not employed due to budget limitations, would have worked much better.=20
At the other extreme, Sally Groth delivers a beautifully impassioned solo=20
about the winter solstice later in the show.=20
The words from the title, ``Uh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas,'' are referred to=
=20
in two vignettes. In one, it's the title of a snazzy showbiz Vegas number=20
with Scrooge. The second scene is about a couple simplifying their lives in=
=20
order to avoid holiday crisis.=20
Here, Bob Parenti's Phil imparts joy as he recounts a lesson he and his wif=
e=20
learned from the American Indians of New Mexico: Dec. 15 through Jan. 15 is=
=20
``the time of being still.''=20
Under Alexander's direction, none of the 15 vignettes is cloyingly=20
sentimental. We are reminded of the true spirit of Christmas through heartw=
arming=20
stories including the pure joy of a child, disastrous church pageants, a ch=
ild's=20
gift of the heart, and an unwanted doggy addition to the family.=20
For this piece, writer Fulghum has achieved the insight of someone who has=20
led an amazingly varied life. He has worked as a singing cowboy, pursued a=20
short career with IBM and served as a minister. He's also an accomplished v=
isual=20
artist, sings, plays guitar and mandocello, and founded a rock 'n' roll=20
band. Fulghum has published seven best-selling books, including All I Reall=
y Need=20
to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.=20
In Uh, Oh, several pieces are standouts for their emotion, heart and warmth=
.=20
Peter Voinovich's character yearns to briefly be a 5-year-old again, to=20
laugh and cry a lot, and to be ``terribly vulnerable -- to joy.''=20
Another Christmas wedding scene begins as a culture clash but ends in love=20
and harmony. And a church service featuring a juggler has both magic and =20
faith.=20
The most humorous vignettes include a power struggle over a Christmas pooch=
,=20
where both Neil Thackaberry and Groth excel. Thackaberry also is especially=
=20
funny in a scene about the refrigerator -- the most important item in the=20
house for the holidays. Here, descriptions of delicious holiday delicacies=20
contrast with crazy combinations of leftovers that Thackaberry's character=20=
creates=20
for a solitary, middle-of-the-night feast.=20
As part of that contrasting scene, Mary Jane Nottage has a mischievous=20
sparkle in her eye during a moment of family confessionals.=20
Uh, Oh tries to offer a little something for everyone, including segments=20
about the winter solstice as well as a couple of religiously based vignett=
es.=20
When the audience sang along with the cast in the show's final Silent Night=
,=20
it was a reverently beautiful moment. After the actors blew out their=20
candles, we would have liked to bask in that darkness for a moment, before=20=
the=20
lights came up for the curtain call.=20
Theater critic Kerry Clawson may be reached at 330-996-3527 or by e-mail at=
=20
_kclawson at thebeaconjournal.com_ (mailto:kclawson at thebeaconjournal.com) . =20
'Uh, Oh,' it's too much of a good thing=20
Tuesday, December 06, 2005 =20
Linda Eisenstein=20
Special to The Plain Dealer =20
If you're a fan of inspirational literature, the name Robert Fulghum needs=20
no introduction. With a gentle sense of humor and an optimistic, homespun=20
philosophy, the former Unitarian minister's collections of light essays hav=
e=20
landed on best-seller lists since the 1990 debut of his popular "All I Real=
ly=20
Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten." =20
Fulghum's books have also had several stage adaptations, and a=20
holiday-themed show - "Uh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas" - is currently running=
at Actors'=20
Summit in Hudson. Adaptors Ernest Zulia and David Caldwell have done little=
to=20
dramatize Fulghum's stories. Rather, they're essentially performed versions=
of=20
the essays themselves, with five actors reciting Fulghum's first-person=20
anecdotes. =20
The effect is rather like hearing 15 nostalgic, uplifting holiday sermons b=
y=20
your favorite pastor, back-to-back. No matter how winning, heartwarming or=20
well-written some of the anecdotes are, or how well-performed, eventually=20
there's a cloying effect - like eating a full-course meal of nothing but su=
gary=20
sweets. =20
The Actors' Summit cast and director MaryJo Alexander do their best to=20
animate the material. You can lift a cup of holiday wassail to co-artistic=20
director A. Neil Thackaberry, the genial presiding spirit who inhabits Fulg=
hum's=20
reminiscences as comfortably as a well-worn holiday sweater. He's an ideal=20
interpreter, bringing a mixture of warmth, tartness and rueful recognition=20=
to his=20
portrayals of exasperated husbands, absent-minded fathers and midnight =20
refrigerator raiders. =20
Peter Voinovich turns in some lovely work as well, with a monologue about=20
wishing he were a boy again. Bob Parenti shows some gruff crust in two of t=
he=20
more dramatized segments, as a rabbi grandfather in a story about a marriag=
e=20
between a Catholic and a Jew, and as the narrator of a Christmas pageant go=
ne=20
badly awry, thanks to a live donkey. =20
The women's material isn't up to the men's, although Mary Jane Nottage has=20
fun with a running gag about a burgeoning poinsettia that won't die, and=20
fresh-faced Sally Groth is delightful as a wife who wants a dog for Christm=
as. =20
The three songs by David Caldwell stick out like sore thumbs. The two mildl=
y=20
satiric group numbers that open each act are raggedy and off-kilter, at odd=
s=20
with the rest of the sentimental material. And poor Groth is saddled with a=
=20
real clunker, an incongruous second act aria to the winter solstice. =20
Between the homey set of Christmas trees and fake fireplace, carolers at=20
intermission, and a singalong "Silent Night" at the end, this show is for t=
hose=20
who want their Christmas entertainment full of nothing but nostalgia and=20
stories with moralizing happy endings. =20
At more than two hours, that's an awful lot of sugarplums. =20
Eisenstein is a playwright in Cleveland. =20
To reach Linda Eisenstein: =20
entertainment at plaind.com =20
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Get ready ... Here comes=20
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By David Ritchey=20
HUDSON =E2=80=94 Bah,=20
Humbug! If the blues plague you this time of year, you may be on your way to=
=20
becoming a Scrooge.
Don=E2=80=99t worry, being=20
Scrooge isn=E2=80=99t the worst thing that can happen to you. =
Actors=E2=80=99 Summit=20
Theater provides the cure for those holiday-season blues with the production=
of=20
=E2=80=9CUh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas.=E2=80=9D The play is based on books b=
y Robert Fulghum and=20
was adapted to the stage by Ernest Zulia and David Caldwell. <=
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The production is=20
comprised of vignettes or scenes grounded in Fulghum=E2=80=99s essays. Some=20=
make the=20
audience laugh, while others may bring a tear to even Scrooge=E2=80=99s eye.=
But,=20
whether you=E2=80=99re a Scrooge or one of those people who fills the house=20=
with a dozen=20
or more decorated trees, you=E2=80=99ll find something of merit in =E2=80=
=9CHere Comes=20
Christmas.=E2=80=9D
The play starts=20
with Scrooge telling the ghosts to leave him alone, as he likes being a=20
curmudgeon. The second act opens with a Las Vegas version of the =E2=80=9CSc=
rooge Show,=E2=80=9D=20
with dancing girls.
But, somewhere in=20
the middle of the play, we find scenes that remind us of our place in the wo=
rld=20
and our place on the family tree. A father takes his son to ring the bell at=
the=20
Salvation Army kettle. The son asks, =E2=80=9CIf we have a Salvation Army, d=
o we have a=20
Salvation Navy, a Salvation Air Force? Who does the Salvation Army=20
fight?=E2=80=9D
Later, a woman=20
meditates on bad gifts. =E2=80=9CIf it=E2=80=99s the thought that counts, do=
es a bad gift (a=20
really bad gift) mean that the giver doesn=E2=80=99t think much of you?=E2=
=80=9D=20
A Christmas=20
wedding unites an Irish Catholic and a Jew. His side and her side come to th=
e=20
wedding prepared to do battle. But after his grandmother, a third-rate opera=
=20
singer, sings =E2=80=9CAva Maria=E2=80=9D better than she has ever sung anyt=
hing and after his=20
grandfather, a rabbi, wraps the couple in a Hebrew blessing, both sides decl=
are=20
that a good thing, a very good thing, was done in this wedding. They realize=
d=20
that what they had in common outweighed their differences.
Another character=20
reflects on the word =E2=80=9Cponder=E2=80=9D as in the New Testament story:=
=E2=80=9CMary kept all of=20
these things and pondered them in her heart.=E2=80=9D The character notes th=
at if we=20
think it=E2=80=99s bad in our lives at Christmas time, think of teenage Mary=
, pondering=20
in the back stall of a stable. Her husband is muttering about taxes. The=20
government leader wants to kill children. And, strange people =E2=80=94 shep=
herds,=20
kings, wise men and angels =E2=80=94 stop by with gifts for the baby.=20
In another=20
section, the cast reflects on the idiosyncrasies of those folks seated at th=
e=20
Christmas feast. They know the meal is spectacular, and as they talk about t=
he=20
food and the recipes, Neil Thackaberry, as Nick, stands in front of a=20
refrigerator and talks about the leftovers and about the best meals he has e=
ver=20
eaten. His character had eaten most of those meals alone. The meals included=
=20
those items in the back, way back of the refrigerator =E2=80=94 those things=
that have=20
started growing mold, have hardened into something that needs to be sawed in=
to=20
bite-size pieces or that are made with Spam and pineapple, covered with=20
chocolate sauce.
=E2=80=9CHere Comes=20
Christmas=E2=80=9D is filled with gentle humor that=E2=80=99s perfect for th=
e whole family.=20
However, this is not just a funny script. The authors open the door for audi=
ence=20
members to go home and do some serious self-reflection.
Director Mary Jo=20
Alexander leads an excellent cast =E2=80=94 Bob Parenti, Sally Groth, MaryJa=
ne Nottage,=20
Peter Voinovich and Thackaberry =E2=80=94 through this meaningful production=
. Alexander=20
deserves a metal of bravery for directing her husband and her soon-to-be=20
son-in-law in this show.
Actors=E2=80=99 Summit has=20
floundered for several years in attempts to find the right Christmas play.=20=
=E2=80=9CUh,=20
Oh, Here Comes Christmas=E2=80=9D may be the right script for this theater c=
ompany. The=20
script is bright and intelligent. The wit grows out of the human foibles tha=
t=20
pop to the top like a big=20
fruitcake at this=20
time of year. The performances do not depend on physical humor or jokes forc=
ed=20
onto the lines. The script has a simplicity and directness that is charming=20=
and=20
winning. The production runs=20
through Dec. 23. For ticket information, call the ticket office at (330)=20
342-0800.=20
=
;
`Uh, Oh' captures=20
spirit of season
Heartwarming st=
ories=20
are nearly impeccable, but not opening song =
Kerry=20
Clawson <=
BR>Beacon=20
Journal
Despite=20
what the title sounds like, Uh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas does a heart=
felt=20
job of helping audiences capture the holiday spirit at Actors' Summit in=20
Hudson.
In=20
this age of rampant commercial-ism, the play based on books by Robert Fulghu=
m is=20
an attempt to become grounded and enjoy the true spirit of the holidays. =
Uh,=20
Oh is beautifully written and performed, often reaching poetic heights.=20
Actors' Summit's five-person cast, led by director MaryJo Alexander, creates=
a=20
wonderful energy and humor, also imparting a sense of magic and wonder to th=
e=20
season.
The=20
only thing marring this show is that the cast had serious problems singing a=
long=20
to a recorded accompaniment in the opening number. Sebastian Birch, a profes=
sor=20
at Kent State University's Stark Campus, created the=20
recording.
The=20
cast needs an extra musical rehearsal in order to synchronize: Each singer=20
seemed to be at a different tempo during the same song Saturday night. The=20
problem occurred to a lesser degree in other songs, too, including a Scrooge=
=20
Vegas act with two female backup singers. Live musical accompaniment, likely=
not=20
employed due to budget limitations, would have worked much=20
better.
At=20
the other extreme, Sally Groth delivers a beautifully impassioned solo about=
the=20
winter solstice later in the show.
The=20
words from the title, ``Uh, Oh, Here Comes Christmas,'' are referred to in t=
wo=20
vignettes. In one, it's the title of a snazzy showbiz Vegas number with Scro=
oge.=20
The second scene is about a couple simplifying their lives in order to avoid=
=20
holiday crisis.
Here,=20
Bob Parenti's Phil imparts joy as he recounts a lesson he and his wife learn=
ed=20
from the American Indians of New Mexico: Dec. 15 through Jan. 15 is ``the ti=
me=20
of being still.''
Under=20
Alexander's direction, none of the 15 vignettes is cloyingly sentimental. We=
are=20
reminded of the true spirit of Christmas through heartwarming stories includ=
ing=20
the pure joy of a child, disastrous church pageants, a child's gift of the=20
heart, and an unwanted doggy addition to the family.
For=20
this piece, writer Fulghum has achieved the insight of someone who has led a=
n=20
amazingly varied life. He has worked as a singing cowboy, pursued a short ca=
reer=20
with IBM and served as a minister. He's also an accomplished visual artist,=20
sings, plays guitar and mandocello, and founded a rock 'n' roll band. Fulghu=
m=20
has published seven best-selling books, including All I Really Need to Kn=
ow I=20
Learned in Kindergarten.
In=20
Uh, Oh, several pieces are standouts for their emotion, heart and war=
mth.=20
Peter Voinovich's character yearns to briefly be a 5-year-old again, to laug=
h=20
and cry a lot, and to be ``terribly vulnerable -- to=20
joy.''
Another=20
Christmas wedding scene begins as a culture clash but ends in love and harmo=
ny.=20
And a church service featuring a juggler has both magic and=20
faith.
The=20
most humorous vignettes include a power struggle over a Christmas pooch, whe=
re=20
both Neil Thackaberry and Groth excel. Thackaberry also is especially funny=20=
in a=20
scene about the refrigerator -- the most important item in the house for the=
=20
holidays. Here, descriptions of delicious holiday delicacies contrast with c=
razy=20
combinations of leftovers that Thackaberry's character creates for a solitar=
y,=20
middle-of-the-night feast.
As=20
part of that contrasting scene, Mary Jane Nottage has a mischievous sparkle=20=
in=20
her eye during a moment of family confessionals.
Uh,=20
Oh=20
tries to offer a little something for everyone, including segments about the=
=20
winter solstice as well as a couple of religiously based=20
vignettes.
When=20
the audience sang along with the cast in the show's final Silent Night,=20
it was a reverently beautiful moment. After the actors blew out their candle=
s,=20
we would have liked to bask in that darkness for a moment, before the lights=
=20
came up for the curtain call.
If you'=
re a=20
fan of inspirational literature, the name Robert Fulghum needs no introducti=
on.=20
With a gentle sense of humor and an optimistic, homespun philosophy, the for=
mer=20
Unitarian minister's collections of light essays have landed on best-seller=20
lists since the 1990 debut of his popular "All I Really Need to Know I Learn=
ed=20
in Kindergarten."
Fulghum=
's=20
books have also had several stage adaptations, and a holiday-themed show - "=
Uh,=20
Oh, Here Comes Christmas" - is currently running at Actors' Summit in Hudson=
.=20
Adaptors Ernest Zulia and David Caldwell have done little to dramatize Fulgh=
um's=20
stories. Rather, they're essentially performed versions of the essays=20
themselves, with five actors reciting Fulghum's first-person anecdotes.=20
The eff=
ect is=20
rather like hearing 15 nostalgic, uplifting holiday sermons by your favorite=
=20
pastor, back-to-back. No matter how winning, heartwarming or well-written so=
me=20
of the anecdotes are, or how well-performed, eventually there's a cloying ef=
fect=20
- like eating a full-course meal of nothing but sugary sweets.=20
The Act=
ors'=20
Summit cast and director MaryJo Alexander do their best to animate the mater=
ial.=20
You can lift a cup of holiday wassail to co-artistic director A. Neil=20
Thackaberry, the genial presiding spirit who inhabits Fulghum's reminiscence=
s as=20
comfortably as a well-worn holiday sweater. He's an ideal interpreter, bring=
ing=20
a mixture of warmth, tartness and rueful recognition to his portrayals of=20
exasperated husbands, absent-minded fathers and midnight=20
refrigerator raiders.
Peter=20
Voinovich turns in some lovely work as well, with a monologue about wishing=20=
he=20
were a boy again. Bob Parenti shows some gruff crust in two of the more=20
dramatized segments, as a rabbi grandfather in a story about a marriage betw=
een=20
a Catholic and a Jew, and as the narrator of a Christmas pageant gone badly=20
awry, thanks to a live donkey.
The wom=
en's=20
material isn't up to the men's, although Mary Jane Nottage has fun with a=20
running gag about a burgeoning poinsettia that won't die, and fresh-faced Sa=
lly=20
Groth is delightful as a wife who wants a dog for Christmas.=20
The thr=
ee=20
songs by David Caldwell stick out like sore thumbs. The two mildly satiric g=
roup=20
numbers that open each act are raggedy and off-kilter, at odds with the rest=
of=20
the sentimental material. And poor Groth is saddled with a real clunker, an=20
incongruous second act aria to the winter solstice.
Between=
the=20
homey set of Christmas trees and fake fireplace, carolers at intermission, a=
nd a=20
singalong "Silent Night" at the end, this show is for those who want their=20
Christmas entertainment full of nothing but nostalgia and stories with=20
moralizing happy endings.
At more=
than=20
two hours, that's an awful lot of sugarplums.
Eisenst=
ein is=20
a playwright in Cleveland.
To reac=
h=20
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From popcycles at sbcglobal.net Fri Dec 9 08:54:44 2005
From: popcycles at sbcglobal.net (D. Budin)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 08:54:44 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Contemporary Youth Orchestra concert
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Cleveland?s Contemporary Youth Orchestra
launches its 11th season with a concert
Saturday, December 10, 2005, at 7:00 p.m.,
in Cleveland State University?s Waetjen Auditorium.
For its December 10 concert, CYO music director Liza Grossman
will conduct Gustav Holst?s The Planets in its entirety,
Tan Dun?s Dragon and Phoenix (a movement from
Symphony 1997 [?Heaven Earth Mankind?]
by the Chinese composer best known for his film scores,
including Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon);
and Paul Creston?s 1940 Concertino for Marimba and Orchestra,
featuring CYO member John Stuart Ely, III,
this year?s winner of CYO?s annual concerto competition, on marimba.
The Contemporary Youth Orchestra is a nonprofit
orchestra with more than 100 of the region?s
best young musicians, representing
more than 40 high schools.
CYO is the first and only youth orchestra in the country
dedicated exclusively to the study and
performance of contemporary orchestral literature.
Waetjen Auditorium is in CSU?s Music
and Communication Building, 2001 Euclid ?
at E. 21st Street and Euclid Avenue.
Tickets, available at the door, are only $10 each
(and include a post-concert reception).
For more information, call 216-321-3525.
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Cleveland?s Contemporary Youth Orchestra
launches its 11th season with a concert
Saturday, December 10, 2005, at 7:00 p.m.,
in Cleveland State University?s Waetjen Auditorium.
For its December 10 concert, CYO music director Liza Grossman
will conduct Gustav Holst?s The Planets in its entirety,
Tan Dun?s
Dragon and Phoenix (a movement from
Symphony 1997 [?Heaven Earth Mankind?]
by the Chinese composer best known for his film scores,
including Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon);
and Paul Creston?s 1940 Concertino for Marimba and Orchestra,
featuring CYO member John Stuart Ely, III,
this year?s winner of CYO?s annual concerto competition, on marimba.
The Contemporary Youth Orchestra is a nonprofit
orchestra with more than 100 of the region?s
best young musicians, representing
more than 40 high schools.
CYO is the first and only youth orchestra in the country
dedicated exclusively to the study and
performance of contemporary orchestral literature.
Waetjen Auditorium is in CSU?s Music
and Communication Building, 2001 Euclid ?
at E. 21st Street and Euclid Avenue.
Tickets, available at the door, are only $10 each
(and include a post-concert reception).
For more information, call 216-321-3525.
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From lorainareasummertheatre at yahoo.com Fri Dec 9 09:42:02 2005
From: lorainareasummertheatre at yahoo.com (last last)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 09:42:02 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Do you need Costumes, set pieces, props, etc?
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when is the last time you were in the middle of some event and wondered...."I wonder if someone does this that we could rent"
Well, PROBABLY
RC2 productions is a full scale theatrical production contractor. With the small venue experience and the large venue know-how you are looking for.
We have new stuff for you to rent.
A REAL cinderella carriage
and tons of new costumes.
And the web site will be coming soon.
If it is in the theatre we probably do it
We rent costumes
We rent sets
We rent Equipment
We rent ourselves
to ..... Design
Build
Consult
install
run most anything your show needs.
in fact our policy is that if we don't have it to rent to you we will make it!!!!
But that is not all.
We DJ with computerized music system and Song Request fulfillment prior to the show.
And WE
Do weddings. If you were thinking that you really wanted that WOW effect to your wedding call us now. We do sets, flowers, wedding planning, even sound for you wedding give us a call to make your day a great one.
That's not all
We also do The Santa Thing. Have Santa come and visit your event. Hand made costume and guess what, we'll be happy to wrap and distribute your presents. Residential or commercial.
And that's still not all.
We do mystery dinner theatre shows for your next party. A full cast comes to your place and does mystery dinner theatre for your gathering. Call now, reservations are required in advance.
So if you did not find what you are looking for call us and maybe we can do that too
RC2, ltd.
(440) 240-1222
(440) 320-3726
lorainareasummertheatre at yahoo.com
or our new email
rc2prod at yahoo.com
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when is the last time you were in the middle of some event and wondered...."I wonder if someone does this that we could rent"
Well, PROBABLY
RC2 productions is a full scale theatrical production contractor. With the small venue experience and the large venue know-how you are looking for.
We have new stuff for you to rent.
A REAL cinderella carriage
and tons of new costumes.
And the web site will be coming soon.
If it is in the theatre we probably do it
We rent
costumes
We rent sets
We rent Equipment
We rent ourselves
to ..... Design
Build
Consult
install
run most anything your show needs.
in fact our policy is that if we don't have it to rent to you we will make it!!!!
But that is not all.
We DJ with computerized music system and Song Request fulfillment prior to the show.
And WE
Do weddings. If you were thinking that you really wanted that WOW effect to your wedding call us now. We do sets, flowers, wedding planning, even sound for you wedding give us a call to make your day a great one.
That's not all
We also do The Santa Thing. Have Santa come and visit your event. Hand made costume and guess what, we'll be happy to wrap and distribute your presents. Residential or commercial.
And that's still not all.
We do mystery dinner theatre shows
for your next party. A full cast comes to your place and does mystery dinner theatre for your gathering. Call now, reservations are required in advance.
So if you did not find what you are looking for call us and maybe we can do that too
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From royberko at yahoo.com Fri Dec 9 09:43:36 2005
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 09:43:36 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko review: GOLDA'S BALCONY (Playhouse Square)
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GOLDA?S BALCONY IS TELLS IMPORTANT STORY, BUT....
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
As I left the Palace Theatre following the opening
night production of ?GOLDA?S BALCONY, a female friend
ran up to me and gushed, ?Wasn?t Valerie Harper
wonderful?? I paused for a second and said, ?I knew
it was Valerie Harper portraying Golda Meir.?
When an actor portrays a role, we should see, believe,
experience the real person. There have been many
portrayals that have accomplished that. Richard Kiley
was Cervantes in MAN OF LAMANCHA. Zoe Caldwell was
Maria Callas in Terrence McNally's ?MASTER CLASS.? On
the local level, last year Wayne Turney didn?t portray
Harry Truman at Actors? Summit, we saw Harry Truman on
stage. In that same venue, Neil Thackaberry
transformed himself into Clarence Darrow several
months ago. Dorothy Silver made us forget that she
was Dorothy Silver and became Maria Callas in Beck?s
production of MASTER CLASS. Those were ?wonderful?
performances. That?s what Valerie Harper should have
done. It?s what, Tovah Feldshuh did when she
portrayed Golda Meir in the Broadway run of the play.
She was Meir.
In Harper?s case, the accent wasn?t consistent. Her
body wasn?t intense, it didn?t naturally reflect the
anguish. She stumbled over lines. She was acting,
not reacting. I never lost the feeling I was in the
theatre watching a performance. Was she bad? No.
>From my perspective, she was just not as wonderful as
my friend seemed to think.
William Gibson, the author of ?GOLDA?S BALCONY,?
developed the play as a series of stories, hinged
together with personal comments. At times one has to
wonder how much of Golda?s ?own words? are really hers
and how much were Gibson?s imagination. However,
there is enough factual material to learn the lessons
of pre-birth pangs and early years of childhood horror
that the people of Israel endured.
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir was a controversial
person. Often perceived as the strongest female
leader this world has yet to experience, she was also
a real person with hopes, dreams and heartaches. She
obviously gave up much of her personal life, including
a relationship with her husband and children, in order
to help her chosen homeland become a reality.
The play is a mixture of comedy and tragedy. We often
laugh through our tears from the opening explosion to
the uncertain ending. The play, though it spans her
entire life, focuses primarily on one incident, the
Yom Kippur War of 1973. It takes us into Meir?s
office as she fields a never-ending stream of phone
calls, crises large and small, and political posturing
while pondering her most difficult decision yet:
whether to utilize nuclear weapons against her
Egyptian and Syrian enemies.
Throughout, Meir?s commentary alerts us to her
motives. She states, "My dream was simple, make a new
world." And, make it she did. We are given a glimpse
into how one woman mapped her life and how it affected
the lives of millions of others.
Gibson does not sugar coat Meir. He reveals her as
not only a strong and heroic leader, but someone often
hard heartedly making decisions that had negative
effects on those she loved.
CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: During its Broadway run, ?GOLDA?S
BALCONY? was praised as ?A 95-minute miracle.? It was
that in the hands of Tovah Feldshuh. In the touring
company personage of Valerie Harper it is an
acceptable production.
Tickets to, ?GOLDA?S BALCONY,? which runs through
December 11, can be obtained by calling 216-241-6000,
800-766-6048 or going on line to
www.playhousesquare.com.
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 mschristine1980 at aol.com Fri Dec 9 09:52:55 2005
From: mschristine1980 at aol.com (mschristine1980 at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 12:52:55 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Reminder for Auditions Next Weekend 2nd Shift
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Hey Group, I posted all the descriptions for the scripts for the 2nd Shift's script reading. The Auditions will be held next weekend December 17th or 18th, 2005 from 11am - 4pm. The auditions will take place at the 2998 East 63rd Street
Cleveland, OH 44127. For more
information please contact Courtney Compton at
clickerc7669 at hotmail.com or Jinger Moore at jnmoore at kent.edu.
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Hey Group, I posted all the descriptions for the scripts for the 2nd Shift's script reading. The Auditions will be held next weekend December 17th or 18th, 2005 from 11am - 4pm. The auditions will take place at the 2998 East 63rd Street Cleveland, OH 44127. For more information please contact Courtney Compton at clickerc7669 at hotmail.com or Jinger Moore at jnmoore at kent.edu. Please send resume and head shot if possible.
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From Kyra.Forrest at ticketmaster.com Fri Dec 9 08:54:47 2005
From: Kyra.Forrest at ticketmaster.com (Kyra Forrest Cleveland)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 08:54:47 -0800
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Comp Tickets for House of Blues
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From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Fri Dec 9 11:37:45 2005
From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 14:37:45 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Speirs,
Whitely and Elias Perform Holiday Concert at Fine Arts
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The Fine Arts Association
38660 Mentor Avenue
Willoughby, Ohio 44094
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Presents
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Mezzo soprano Phyllis Speirs, pianist Roberta Whitely and flutist Judith
Elias
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in Concert
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Saturday, December 17 at 8:00 pm
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Corning Auditorium at The Fine Arts Association
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Performing works by Mozart, excerpts from The Messiah and select holiday
music
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Tickets ($6/general seating) available at the door or by calling the
Fine Arts Box Office at (440) 951-6637
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From wwareham at fineartsassociation.org Fri Dec 9 11:46:20 2005
From: wwareham at fineartsassociation.org (Wanda Wareham)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 14:46:20 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Tickets Still Available for Dec 10 Performance of Peter
Pan at Fine Arts
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Tickets still available for the
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December 10, 7:30 pm
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performance of
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Peter Pan
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at the
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The Fine Arts Association
38660 Mentor Avenue
Willoughby, Ohio 44094
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Musical based on the play by James M. Barrie
Music by Mark Charlap
Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh
Additional Music by Jule Styne
Additional Lyrics by Betty Comden & Adolph Green
Additional Incidental Music by Trude Rittman & Elmer Bernstein
Flying Effects provided by ZFX, Inc.
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Directed by Sandy Kosovich Peck
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Call the Box Office - 440-951-6637
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Performed in The Corning Auditorium=20
The Fine Arts Association
38660 Mentor Ave Willoughby, Ohio 44094
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That "boy who never grew up," takes flight once again in this
spectacular musical adventure. Tinkerbelle, Captain Hook, pirates,
Indians and the lost boys return to carry you off to the magic and
enchantment of Never Never Land. Spend your holidays with us and the
story that continues to delight generations.
(Rated G)
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CAST
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Megan Green-Peter Pan
Bob Russell-Hook/Mr. Darling
Kelly Smith-Wendy
Casey J. Braun-John
Lincoln Sandham-Michael
Lindsey Sandham-Tiger Lily
Brendan Sandham-Smee
Sarah Bird-Mrs. Darling
Krissta Lupas-Liza
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Lost Boys: Michael Crowley, Turrand Evans-Roskos, Sean Manning, Rod
O'Toole, Jonathan Porter, Kaila Taton
Indians: Anna Crooks, Kaitlyn Heffner, Susanne Lane, Jessica Morich,
Erika Noble, Erin Sheplavy, Emily Strand, Bridget Vargo, Kelsey Wyatt,
Cynthia Zitter
Pirates: Dan DiCello, Dustin Kaiser, James Lane, Jim Lane, Kyle Lorek,
Alan Lupas, Rosie Manning, Tim Shinkle
Animals: Cami Burkhardt, Jana Burkhardt, Hunter Evans-Roskos, Emma
Hunt, Sarah Lane, Miranda Richmond, Tommy Richmond, Hayley Tupaz, Alex
Ulle
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Artistic Team:
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Chris Bott-Music Director
Marlene Leber-Choreographer
Ann Hedger-Stage Manger
Paul Gatzke-Technical Director
Ben Needham-Set Designer
Esther Montgomery-Costume Designer
Matt Schloss-Sound Designer
Kristen Buchs-Lighting Designer
From WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com Fri Dec 9 12:34:30 2005
From: WorkmanL at playhousesquare.com (Lora Workman)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 15:34:30 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Cabaret 101 Class for Teens at Playhouse Square - January
9th thru March 6, 2006!
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Charles Eversole & Lora Workman
Mondays, January 9th - March 6, 2006
Appropriate for ages 13-19 Years Old
Call 216-771-4444, ext 3338 to register
$300.00
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Learn about this exciting genre and then at the end of 8-week session,=20
perform your own set with a combo band at Playhouse Square!
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Background and experience do not matter in this relaxed and supportive
environment.
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Learn more about the art of singing a song in an intimate cabaret
setting as well as discovering a new form of self-expression, tap into
creativity you never new you had and discover new self-confidence.
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What our students had to say about the Fall Class of Cabaret 101:
"Thank you for a fun and safe learning environment." - Brad
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"Our Final Performance was spectacular! My success that night was
because of the support and guidance from the teachers and my
classmates!" - Mary
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Class size is limited to 8 participants.
Let our your inner performer or find it at Cabaret 101
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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
for the musical satire company The News In Revue.=20
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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. He was a member of BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop
and the Manhattan Association of Cabaret Artists, due to cabaret
performances at Don't Tell Mama's, The Duplex, and Rose's Turn. 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 Playhouse Club. His compositions are featured on You Heard It
Here First, Melissa Barber's CD of music written by Northern Ohio
composers.
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As a singer/actor, Charles has performed with The Cleveland Opera, Great
Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in the wedding band
for Tony and Tina's Wedding. Currently, Charles is the Music Director of
the Singing Angels, and teaches voice at CCC-West.
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Lora Workman, a graduate from Baldwin-Wallace's Conservatory of Music,
has worn many theatrical hats throughout the Cleveland and regional
theater area. She directed and choreographed the critically acclaimed
The Will Rogers Follies at Berea Summer Theatre, which was awarded a
Times Newspaper Tribute for Directing and recently directed and produced
A Cabaret Sampler and Miss Gulch Returns!, both premiering to sold out
audiences in Kennedy's at Playhouse Square Center.
=20
Lora is probably best known in this area for her choreography and has
worked on shows at Beck Center (Annie & When Pigs Fly), Cassidy Theatre
(Little Me & Working) and Huntington Theatre (Cabaret & Grease) and
most recently The Fantastiks at Clague Playhouse. In addition,
Lora also continues working with The North Coast Men's Chorus, having
choreographed dance numbers which were featured in the Linda Eder
Concert at Severance Hall as well as the Michael Feinstein Concert in
the Allen Theatre at Playhouse Square last season.=20
=20
As a singer/actress, Lora has performed in The Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas w/ Barbara Eden, The Student Prince w/ Jerome Hines, and Cedar
Point Amusement Park. Lora is the Educators' Liaison at Playhouse Square
Center where she assists students and teachers with the Discovery
Theatre Series and is the coordinator of the Rising Star Talent contest
which occurs during Centerfest in September.=20
=20
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
for the musical satire company The News In Revue.=20
=20
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. He was a member of BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop
and the Manhattan Association of Cabaret Artists, due to cabaret
performances at Don't Tell Mama's, The Duplex, and Rose's Turn. 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 Playhouse Club. His compositions are featured on You Heard It
Here First, Melissa Barber's CD of music written by Northern Ohio
composers.
=20
As a singer/actor, Charles has performed with The Cleveland Opera, Great
Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in the wedding band
for Tony and Tina's Wedding. Currently, Charles is the Music Director of
the Singing Angels, and teaches voice at CCC-West.
=20
Lora Workman, a graduate from Baldwin-Wallace's Conservatory of Music,
has worn many theatrical hats throughout the Cleveland and regional
theater area. She directed and choreographed the critically acclaimed
The Will Rogers Follies at Berea Summer Theatre, which was awarded a
Times Newspaper Tribute for Directing and recently directed and produced
A Cabaret Sampler and Miss Gulch Returns!, both premiering to sold out
audiences in Kennedy's at Playhouse Square Center.
=20
Lora is probably best known in this area for her choreography and has
worked on shows at Beck Center (Annie & When Pigs Fly), Cassidy Theatre
(Little Me & Working) and Huntington Theatre (Cabaret & Grease) and
most recently The Fantastiks at Clague Playhouse. In addition,
Lora also continues working with The North Coast Men's Chorus, having
choreographed dance numbers which were featured in the Linda Eder
Concert at Severance Hall as well as the Michael Feinstein Concert in
the Allen Theatre at Playhouse Square last season.=20
=20
As a singer/actress, Lora has performed in The Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas w/ Barbara Eden, The Student Prince w/ Jerome Hines, and Cedar
Point Amusement Park. Lora is the Educators' Liaison at Playhouse Square
Center where she assists students and teachers with the Discovery
Theatre Series and is the coordinator of the Rising Star Talent contest
which occurs during Centerfest in September.=20
=20
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
for the musical satire company The News In Revue.=20
=20
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. He was a member of BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop
and the Manhattan Association of Cabaret Artists, due to cabaret
performances at Don't Tell Mama's, The Duplex, and Rose's Turn. 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 Playhouse Club. His compositions are featured on You Heard It
Here First, Melissa Barber's CD of music written by Northern Ohio
composers.
=20
As a singer/actor, Charles has performed with The Cleveland Opera, Great
Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in the wedding band
for Tony and Tina's Wedding. Currently, Charles is the Music Director of
the Singing Angels, and teaches voice at CCC-West.
=20
Lora Workman, a graduate from Baldwin-Wallace's Conservatory of Music,
has worn many theatrical hats throughout the Cleveland and regional
theater area. She directed and choreographed the critically acclaimed
The Will Rogers Follies at Berea Summer Theatre, which was awarded a
Times Newspaper Tribute for Directing and recently directed and produced
A Cabaret Sampler and Miss Gulch Returns!, both premiering to sold out
audiences in Kennedy's at Playhouse Square Center.
=20
Lora is probably best known in this area for her choreography and has
worked on shows at Beck Center (Annie & When Pigs Fly), Cassidy Theatre
(Little Me & Working) and Huntington Theatre (Cabaret & Grease) and
most recently The Fantastiks at Clague Playhouse. In addition,
Lora also continues working with The North Coast Men's Chorus, having
choreographed dance numbers which were featured in the Linda Eder
Concert at Severance Hall as well as the Michael Feinstein Concert in
the Allen Theatre at Playhouse Square last season.=20
=20
As a singer/actress, Lora has performed in The Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas w/ Barbara Eden, The Student Prince w/ Jerome Hines, and Cedar
Point Amusement Park. Lora is the Educators' Liaison at Playhouse Square
Center where she assists students and teachers with the Discovery
Theatre Series and is the coordinator of the Rising Star Talent contest
which occurs during Centerfest in September.=20
=20
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
for the musical satire company The News In Revue.=20
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. He was a member of BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop
and the Manhattan Association of Cabaret Artists, due to cabaret
performances at Don't Tell Mama's, The Duplex, and Rose's Turn. 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 Playhouse 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 The Cleveland Opera, Great
Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in the wedding band
for Tony and Tina's Wedding. Currently, Charles is the Music Director of
the Singing Angels, and teaches voice at CCC-West.
Lora Workman, a graduate from Baldwin-Wallace's Conservatory of Music,
has worn many theatrical hats throughout the Cleveland and regional
theater area. She directed and choreographed the critically acclaimed
The Will Rogers Follies at Berea Summer Theatre, which was awarded a
Times Newspaper Tribute for Directing and recently directed and produced
A Cabaret Sampler and Miss Gulch Returns!, both premiering to sold out
audiences in Kennedy's at Playhouse Square Center.
Lora is probably best known in this area for her choreography and has
worked on shows at Beck Center (Annie & When Pigs Fly), Cassidy Theatre
(Little Me & Working) and Huntington Theatre (Cabaret & Grease) and The
Fantastiks at Clague Playhouse. In addition, Lora also continues working
with The North Coast Men's Chorus, having choreographed dance numbers
which were featured in the Linda Eder Concert at Severance Hall as well
as the Michael Feinstein Concert in the Allen Theatre at Playhouse
Square last season.=20
As a singer/actress, Lora was a finalist in the 2003 San Francisco
Cabaret Competition and has performed in The Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas w/ Barbara Eden,The Student Prince w/ Jerome Hines, and Cedar
Point Amusement Park. Lora is the Educators' Liaison at Playhouse Square
Center where she assists students and teachers with the Discovery
Theatre Series and is the coordinator of the Rising Star Talent contest
which occurs during Centerfest in September.=20
Lora Workman=20
Educators' Liaison=20
Playhouse Square Center=20
1501 Euclid Ave.=20
Suite 200=20
Cleveland, OH 44115=20
(216) 771-4444, ext. 3244=20
Fax: (216) 771-0217
Email: workmanl at playhousesquare.com=20
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Seven Little Words at=20
Kennedy’s, and For=20
the Love of Mike and=20
Let’s=20
Kiss and Make Up at the=20
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When=20
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Who’s Tommy and=20
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Grand Night For Singing, =
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Don’t Tell Mama’s, The Duplex, and Rose’s Turn. =
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Gulch Returns and=20
Those=20
Seven Little Words at=20
Kennedy’s, and For=20
the Love of Mike and=20
Let’s=20
Kiss and Make Up at the=20
Cleveland Playhouse Club. His compositions are featured on =
You=20
Heard It Here First, =
Melissa=20
Barber’s CD of music written by Northern Ohio=20
composers.
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Cleveland=20
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Will Rogers=20
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Gulch Returns!, =
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When=20
Pigs Fly), Cassidy=20
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Huntington Theatre (Cabaret=20
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Men’s Chorus, having choreographed dance numbers which =
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Linda Eder Concert at Severance Hall as well as the Michael =
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Prince =
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Playhouse Square Center where she assists students and teachers =
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Discovery Theatre Series and is the coordinator of the =
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Who’s Tommy and=20
A=20
Grand Night For Singing, =
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The=20
News In Revue. =
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Don’t Tell Mama’s, The Duplex, and Rose’s Turn. =
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Miss=20
Gulch Returns and=20
Those=20
Seven Little Words at=20
Kennedy’s, and For=20
the Love of Mike and=20
Let’s=20
Kiss and Make Up at the=20
Cleveland Playhouse Club. His compositions are featured on =
You=20
Heard It Here First, =
Melissa=20
Barber’s CD of music written by Northern Ohio=20
composers.
As a singer/actor, Charles has performed with The =
Cleveland=20
Opera, Great Lakes Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in =
the=20
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CCC-West.
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Will Rogers=20
Follies =
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and recently directed and produced A=20
Cabaret Sampler and=20
Miss=20
Gulch Returns!, =
both=20
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When=20
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Men’s Chorus, having choreographed dance numbers which =
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Linda Eder Concert at Severance Hall as well as the Michael =
Feinstein=20
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Best Little Whorehouse =
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w/ Barbara Eden, The=20
Student=20
Prince =
w/ Jerome=20
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Playhouse Square Center where she assists students and teachers =
with the=20
Discovery Theatre Series and is the coordinator of the =
Rising=20
Star =
Talent=20
contest which occurs during Centerfest in September.=20
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served as=20
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productions=20
including national tours of The=20
Who’s Tommy and =
A=20
Grand Night For Singing, and =
nationwide=20
performances for the musical satire company The=20
News In Revue.=20
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living in=20
New York, Charles served as a musical director, voice teacher and =
instructor at=20
NYU and at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. He was a member of =
BMI=20
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Cabaret=20
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Gulch Returns and =
Those=20
Seven Little Words at =
Kennedy’s, and=20
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the Love of Mike and =
Let’s=20
Kiss and Make Up at the =
Cleveland=20
Playhouse Club. His compositions are featured on You=20
Heard It Here First, =
Melissa=20
Barber’s CD of music written by Northern Ohio =
composers.
As a=20
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Lakes=20
Theatre Festival, Lyric Opera Cleveland, and in the wedding band for =
Tony and=20
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hats=20
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Will Rogers =
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recently=20
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Miss=20
Gulch Returns!, both =
premiering=20
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Center.
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Center (Annie=20
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When=20
Pigs Fly), =
Cassidy=20
Theatre (Little=20
Me=20
&Working) and =
Huntington=20
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Clague=20
Playhouse. In addition, Lora also continues working with The North Coast =
Men’s=20
Chorus, having choreographed dance numbers which were featured in the Linda Eder Concert =
at=20
Severance Hall as well as the Michael Feinstein Concert in the Allen =
Theatre at=20
Playhouse Square last season.
As a=20
singer/actress, Lora was =
a finalist in=20
the 2003 San Francisco Cabaret Competition and =
has performed in The=20
Best Little Whorehouse in =
Texas w/=20
Barbara Eden,The =
Student=20
Prince w/ =
Jerome Hines,=20
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Playhouse=20
Square Center where she assists students and teachers with the Discovery =
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From tkrispinsky at hotmail.com Fri Dec 9 14:32:24 2005
From: tkrispinsky at hotmail.com (Todd Krispinsky)
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 17:32:24 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Help: In need of a chair and ottoman
Message-ID:
Hello all,
I am currently working on the scenic design for Dobama Theatre?s upcoming
winter production of the Carol Churchill's play, "A Number". As part of the
design, I would like to find a chair and matching ottoman to serve as the
focal point of the room layout, but am having some difficulty in finding
something that will fit within our tight budget. I?m hoping that someone
out there in the arts community might be able to lend a hand in helping us
locate one to borrow, rent or (dare I say) have.
Ideally, I am looking for a brown (or dark and earthy), leather chair and
matching ottoman ? something very masculine in appearance. The more used
the better. We are looking for something worn. I am flexible on the look
of the piece, but we would like to find something that is fairly
timeless?and not of a given period (60s, 70s etc.). We don?t want to
conjure a specific era.
If you have such a piece and would be willing to help us out, or know of
someone else that might be able to assist, please respond to me via email
and include some contact information so that I can respond to you. If you
can easily take a digital photo of the chair/ottoman combo and attach it to
your email that would be extra great.
When working on working on Eric Coble?s recent play Ten Minutes From
Cleveland, I posted here searching for some difficulat prop items and the
response from this list was overwhelmingly positive. I am hoping for a
similar outcome again this time. My fingers are cross?d. Thank you in
advance for any assistance that you might be able to provide.
Have a great holiday.
Todd Krispinsky
From bmegery at dobama.org Fri Dec 9 14:57:10 2005
From: bmegery at dobama.org (Barbara Megery, Bookkeeper)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 17:57:10 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Jim Reilly
Message-ID:
Dear Friends,
Jim Reilly passed away on Wednesday. He had survived cancer, radiation
therapy and several bouts of pneumonia. His cancer returned, perhaps the
treatment was lethal in the long run. His daughter,Megan,commented that he
fought leaving this world till the very end. He was in the care of Hospice
the final two weeks of his life.
I am sure that we all have fond memories of sharing the stage with Jim. I
was fortunate to direct him in "The Cripple of Irishman". He was feisty,
intuitive, impassioned, inquisitive, emotionally engaged, and of course, he
was brimming with that Irish humor. He was a gentleman always, and a friend
to each and every artist on stage or back stage regardless of their age or
experience.
His talent far exceeded his pride. I have fond remembrances of Jim racing
around our Coventry stage as a pirate as well as various animal and
inanimate objects during our Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival.
Jim was generous with his time. He performed on many area stages. You may
have worked with him at the Working Theatre, Porthouse Theatre, Rabbit Run,
Cain Park, Ensemble Theatre, Halle Theatre, Carousel Theatre, Magical
Theatre or Dobama Theatre. You would remember him!
Jim was born in New York. He was a World War II vet. He earned an MFA in
Drama from Carnegie Tech. After moving to Cleveland he was a camera man for
Ch 5. They instantly became aware of his talent giving him his own
children's show, the Red Reilly Show.
Jim's daughter, Megan Reilly-Cruz, lives at 18899 Timberlane, Fairview Park,
44126 if you feel inclined to share any memories with her.
Jim will be buried in New York with his family. There are plans to have a
memorial service sometime around Jim's birthday in mid January.
Peace,
Joyce Casey
From rachkabob at yahoo.com Fri Dec 9 15:01:13 2005
From: rachkabob at yahoo.com (Rachel Appelbaum)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 15:01:13 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Hire Piano Player for Holiday Music
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From royberko at yahoo.com Fri Dec 9 17:36:53 2005
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 17:36:53 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Berko review: THE NUTCRACKER (Playhouse Square)
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LOCAL KIDS PERFORM IN CINCINNATI BALLET?S FINE
?NUTCRACKER?
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
For the past several years the University Hospitals
Health System Ballet Series at Playhouse Square Center
featured, as it holiday offering, the Pennsylvania
Ballet in what I believed was an ill-conceived
production of ?THE NUTCRACKER.? This year they
switched to the Cincinnati Ballet?s version. Based on
my viewing of the Thursday night performance, it was a
wise choice.
?THE NUTCRACKER? is a ballet is based on the story
?THE NUTCRACKER AND THE KING OF MICE? written by
E.T.A. Hoffman. When Marius Petipa had the idea to
choreograph the story, it was actually based on a
revision by Alexander Dumas, the well known French
author.? His version reflects more of what we have
come to love as the ?NUTCRACKER BALLET.?
It is the story of a young girl who is given a
Nutcracker Prince as a Christmas present. When she
goes to bed she dreams of a tale the Nutcracker and
his wooden soldiers as they fight against a Mouse King
and his gang of mice. After the battle, Marie and the
Nutcracker Prince are transported on a trip to the
Land of Sweets where they are greeted by the Sugar
Plum Fairy. The Prince tells her about their daring
battle with the army of mice and she rewards them with
a celebration of dance performances which include
Spanish, Arabian, Russian and Chinese, as well as the
Waltz of the Flowers. The dream ends as Marie is
transported back to the safety of her bed, along with
her precious toy Nutcracker Prince.
This is the stuff that all the beautifully clad little
girls in the audience dream about.
Not since Cleveland Ballet?s Karen Gabay and Raymond
Rodriguez performed the roles of Marie and The
Nutcracker have I been as entranced with a dancing duo
as I was with Adiarys Almeida (Marie) and Cervilio
Amador (The Nutcracker). The duo were a delight.
She is charming. The stage lights up every time she
smiles. Her dancing skills equal her stage presence.
She is certain in her toe maneuvers, does leaps into
the arms of her prince with ease. Her movements have
clear beginnings, middles and endings, something often
missing except in prima ballerinas. Almeida is
perfectly coupled with Amador. His partnering skills
are strong. At no time did he falter in his catches,
balances and lifts. His standing leaps were high and
resulted in solid and secure landings. His horizontal
turns were well executed. He displayed great body
control. Since the casts change nightly,
unfortunately you might not see this dynamic duo.
Their duet at the end of Act II was exciting.
Noteworthy performances included Heather Liberman as
the doll who came to life, Joseph Gatti as the Chinese
dancer whose high leaps were impressive, and the
adorable group of pot-bellied kids who emerged from
the skirt of Mother Ginger?s dress during one of the
dance numbers.
Part of the fun of the production was the presence of
young children on stage. They were well trained and
disciplined and added much to the artistic delight.
Credit to Valentine Liberatore and Gladisa Guadalupe
for their contributions.
Local children who performed in the production were
Kathryn Tokar, Bay Village, Andrea Szabo, Columbia
Station, Marissa Moore, Fairview Park, Madeleine
Crosby, Lakewood, Ashley Fares, Lakewood, Alyssa Cook,
North Ridgeville, Megan Auzenbergs, Rocky River,
Jacqueline Gentner, Rocky River, Monica McDonough,
Rocky River and Madeline Murphy, Rocky River.
The piece was not without its flaws. Rene Micheo, as
Herr Droselmeier, the toy maker, failed to capture the
pixie quality needed for the role. He altered between
being menacing and playful, which led to some story
development confusion.
The fight between the mice and the wooden soldiers
lacked the needed playfulness. The soldiers did not
march as stiff legged toys and the interaction between
the opponents was not well spelled out. Several
children in the audience shrieked with fear due to the
scary looking rodents. In addition, several of the
Land of Sweets dance segments, such as the Arabian
segment, lacked the necessary pacing and power.
Kristi Capps as the Rose lacked the needed free
flowing ease. Her dancing was stiff and uninvolving.
The one-dimensional flying bed did little to create
the fantasy mood. Simply moving her one bed have been
more effective.
Choreograher Val Caniparoli should be commended for
his concept. The sets and costume designs by Alain
Vaes were excellent, as was the full-orchestra under
the direction of Carmon DeLeone.
CAPSULE JUDGMENT: Cincinnati Ballet?s ?THE
NUTCRACKER? was a fine substitute for the poorly
conceived Pennsylvania Ballet version. Though not of
the quality of the now defunct Cleveland Ballet?s
presentation, it makes for a fine evening of
enchantment, especially if you get to see Adiarys
Almeida and Cervlio Amador in the leading roles.
?THE NUTCRACKER? runs through Sunday at the Allen
Theatre in Playhouse Square . Tickets can be obtained
by calling 216-241-6000, 800-766-6048 or going on line
to www.playhousesquare.com.
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 cgialluca at yahoo.com Fri Dec 9 19:32:31 2005
From: cgialluca at yahoo.com (Celestial Enterprises, Inc.)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 19:32:31 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"It's A Wonderful Life!"
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For all you movie & theater lovers, this year's Xmas production, "It's A Wonderful Life", is being presented on the Main Stage at the North Canton Playhouse from December 1-18, 2005. Based on one of the best Xmas films of all times, this is a must see for all ages! A definite 'pic-me-upper', that has been watched over & over again. Besides entertaining, it serves also as a meaningful message on how important we truly are. A lesson we could use more reminding of; now this being a post 9-11 world. I urge you to come & go back in time w/ us; to witness this important life lesson. No Xmas production ever made has influenced us more than this all-time classic. Under the direction of Mary McManaway, IAWL was portrayed from the 1946 film version, starring Jimmie Stewart. Ted Paynter, now casted in this leading role, performs so naturally on stage; you forget he's just an actor. It can't be helped, but be drawn to his story. Also known to be one of the most difficult character's to
portray, Ted gives, by no imagination, a 'Stellar 'performance! W/ a well-seasoned cast & dedicated crew, this entire production sustains itself thru' a number of dramatic events. So much, you'd think you were on an emotional roller coaster. In an instant, you find yourself soul searching, then in another, laughing to crying. It's brilliant & delightful!
Please come & feast your eyes on our beautifully designed set & colorful costumes, fashioned from the 40's. And for an additional treat, a children's sing-along, orchestrated to Xmas song favorites!
The cast & crew look forward to seeing you!
For show times & ticket sales, please contact the NCP at (330) 494-1613.
We Thank You!
Celestial Enterprises, Inc.
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For all you movie & theater lovers, this year's Xmas production, "It's A Wonderful Life", is being presented on the Main Stage at the North Canton Playhouse from December 1-18, 2005. Based on one of the best Xmas films of all times, this is a must see for all ages! A definite 'pic-me-upper', that has been watched over & over again. Besides entertaining, it serves also as a meaningful message on how important we truly are. A lesson we could use more reminding of; now this being a post 9-11 world. I urge you to come & go back in time w/ us; to witness this important life lesson. No Xmas production ever made has influenced us more than this all-time classic. Under the direction of Mary McManaway, IAWL was portrayed from the 1946 film version, starring Jimmie Stewart. Ted Paynter, now casted in this leading role, performs so naturally
on stage; you forget he's just an actor. It can't be helped, but be drawn to his story. Also known to be one of the most difficult character's to portray, Ted gives, by no imagination, a 'Stellar 'performance! W/ a well-seasoned cast & dedicated crew, this entire production sustains itself thru' a number of dramatic events. So much, you'd think you were on an emotional roller coaster. In an instant, you find yourself soul searching, then in another, laughing to crying. It's brilliant & delightful!
Please come & feast your eyes on our beautifully designed set & colorful costumes, fashioned from the 40's. And for an additional treat, a children's sing-along, orchestrated to Xmas song favorites!
The cast & crew look forward to seeing you!
For show times & ticket sales, please contact the NCP at (330) 494-1613.
We Thank You!
Celestial Enterprises, Inc.
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From mattcook at studioof5rings.com Fri Dec 9 19:41:57 2005
From: mattcook at studioof5rings.com (Matt Cook)
Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 22:41:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Art Gallery Collection on Display This Weekend
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> Stacy Chech's Collection On Display Friday and Saturday 12/9 and 12/10
> Cleveland, OH - Nov. 20, 2005 - The Studio of 5 Rings is showing Stacy
> Chech's "Cleveland" collection Friday Dec. 9th and Saturday Dec. 10th. We
> are Downtown Cleveland's only Winery - we bring art and wine together the
> way they were meant to be.
> * This one-person show features an art collection with original
> charcoal and oil paintings. Stacy uses urban landscapes, many of which are
> centered on LTV Steel, to illustrate her personal growth and hope for
> Cleveland's future.
> * We offer low-sulfite wines that are hand-crafted right here in our
> gallery:
> * Merlot, Shiraz, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Sweet Berry Red
> * Enjoy a glass in the gallery to unwind this weekend
> * Our wines make excellent holiday gifts
> * Tucked away on the 2nd floor of the Futon Factory Bldg., we have
> free parking and a relaxing atmosphere. Our secret is our success.
> * Friday 5pm-8pm With the purchase of a beverage, enjoy complimentary
> appetizers:
> * Hors d'oeuvres including cheese, crackers, and desserts
> * Bowtie Pasta and Gourmet Meatballs with herbs and red sauce
> * Hand-Made Pinwheels
> * Friday 5pm to Midnight Winery is open with wine by the glass or
> bottle.
> * Saturday 7:00pm to Midnight Winery is open with wine by the glass or
> bottle.
>
>
> Matt Cook
> STUDIO OF 5 RINGS
> 2400 Superior Ave., #201
> (2nd Floor of the Futon Factory)
> Cleveland, OH 44114
> 216-771-0830
> www.studioof5rings.com
>
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From sweetbubeleh at aol.com Fri Dec 9 20:14:12 2005
From: sweetbubeleh at aol.com (sweetbubeleh at aol.com)
Date: Fri, 09 Dec 2005 23:14:12 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Again...in need of a job!!
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Hey everyone...again..this is a sad plea for a job! I need the extra money to get to NYC this spring for auditions...heck..i'll take donations!! I got some offers..but no one responded back to my emails....so anything would be great! have a great holiday!
Best,
Patrick Clement :)
(440) 832-0687
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Hey everyone...again..this is a sad plea for a job! I need the extra money to get to NYC this spring for auditions...heck..i'll take donations!! I got some offers..but no one responded back to my emails....so anything would be great! have a great holiday!
Best,
Patrick Clement :)
(440) 832-0687
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From act4ever2003 at hotmail.com Fri Dec 9 22:57:34 2005
From: act4ever2003 at hotmail.com (Corey Mach)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 01:57:34 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need a piano player for Christmas party entertainment?
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Dear NEohioPAL-ers,
My name is Corey Mach- I am an avid sight-reader with accompaning experience and thirteen years of piano behind my back. If you need someone to play for a holiday or Christmas party, I have my whole Christmas repertoire worked out with many, many songs appropriate to suit your holiday party. Try to e-mail me within a week's notice, stating your stipend, requirements, and means of reaching you. Thanks for your consideration-- Happy Holidays!
corey joseph mach
From martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com Sat Dec 10 06:31:38 2005
From: martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com (Martin Friedman)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 06:31:38 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Jim Reilly: A Loss
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I had the good fortune to direct Jim Reilly in Tri-C's 1990 production of Craig Lucus' Prelude to a Kiss. He was not only a wonderful "Old Man" but he was a grand guest artist. He had infinite patience with our student actors and gave great insight into a man with a devastating disease but with a terminal desire to live and experience life. He told me later that he was just playing himself.
He was a grand fellow and he will be missed.
Martin Friedman
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I had the good fortune to direct Jim Reilly in Tri-C's 1990 production of Craig Lucus' Prelude to a Kiss. He was not only a wonderful "Old Man" but he was a grand guest artist. He had infinite patience with our student actors and gave great insight into a man with a devastating disease but with a terminal desire to live and experience life. He told me later that he was just playing himself.
He was a grand fellow and he will be missed.
Martin Friedman
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From lollyp at visiblelyrics.com Sat Dec 10 06:55:05 2005
From: lollyp at visiblelyrics.com (Lolita Darlese Swain)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 07:55:05 -0700
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Man Cry The Movie
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: David Marquez (513)702-2712
?Man Cry? Movie Trailer
(Cleveland, Ohio) December 9, 2005 ? T-N-V Productions will be filming
the trailer for its independent movie ?Man Cry? on December 15, 2005.
The trailer will be filmed at Second Metropolitan Missionary Baptist
Church on East 79th Street. The project will begin at 3:00pm and will
last into the evening. Both entertaining and informative, the trailer
will encompass behind the scenes footage and interviews. This project
will be recorded to DVD and promoted worldwide.
Producer / Director Joey Ruffin, Co-Producer Lolita Darlese Swain, and
Associate Producer Errol T. Porter will be on the scene amongst the
movie?s talented actors and crew. Alongside them will be Pastor Willie
Gary (Senior Pastor, Kingdom Community Fellowship Church). Pastor
Willie plans to watch in pride as some of the teens of YMARI (Youth
Mentoring And At Risk Intervention) will receive hands on training for
the very first time. ?The kids are very excited,? says Lolita. ?They
are about to get an opportunity that most of us who have grown up in
Cleveland never would have dreamed of.? Also in attendance will be
Prevention Specialist, Rachel Etchison and her teens from Straight Talk.
Everyone will be able to see it all unfold and get a glimpse of what is
sure to be a work of genius. T-N-V is proud to feature their
hometown. With this project becoming much more than just a movie, ?Man
Cry? is getting ready to explode onto the Cleveland scene and this is
only the beginning.
Any media seeking coverage, and planning to attend please contact us at
216-739-0087. For more information check out the website
www.mancrythemovie.com or EMAIL to: dmarquez3 at mancrythemovie.com
From fred.perry at sbcglobal.net Sat Dec 10 07:07:27 2005
From: fred.perry at sbcglobal.net (Manphred)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 07:07:27 -0800
Subject: [NEohioPAL]1998 Ford F150XL for sale
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Great truck for sale: 1998 Ford F150XL, 69000 miles. $4200.00
Excellent shape, reason for selling: no longer needed.
Maroon & Silver, good tires.
Fred Perry: 440 263-7978 or email back to fred.perry at sbcglobal.net
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From MRONEN2000 at aol.com Sat Dec 10 09:43:35 2005
From: MRONEN2000 at aol.com (MRONEN2000 at aol.com)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 12:43:35 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]SEEKING BUFF NON-UNION MALE ACTORS FOR COMMERCIAL
AUDITION-THERE IS PAY
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Marcy Ronen Casting seeking non-union talent for a regional TV commercial
audition this Tuesday, December 13th, 2005.
You must be male, well built, age 29-39, tattoos, muscles and shaved head a
plus.
There is dialogue and there is pay.
You must be able to act.
The commercial shoots in Buffalo, NY on December 20, 2005.
Please e-mail a photo and contact info to Marcy Ronen Casting ASAP to be
considered for the audition. If chosen, we will contact you with an appointment
time for Tuesday.
E-mail _MRONEN2000 at AOL.COM_ (mailto:MRONEN2000 at AOL.COM) with your photo and
contact information ASAP.
Thank you,
Marcy Ronen
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From screamineagle915 at sbcglobal.net Sat Dec 10 10:20:52 2005
From: screamineagle915 at sbcglobal.net (ELLIOTT HOOPER)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 10:20:52 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Piano
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I have very nice Nathan Hale piano and bench that needs to find a home for the holidays. Shes been recently tuned and her felt has been redone by Bill Kapp Piano. Asking $500. And oh Yeah....you have to move it.
Elliott
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I have very nice Nathan Hale piano and bench that needs to find a home for the holidays. Shes been recently tuned and her felt has been redone by Bill Kapp Piano. Asking $500. And oh Yeah....you have to move it.
Elliott
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From sweetbubeleh at aol.com Sat Dec 10 11:01:32 2005
From: sweetbubeleh at aol.com (sweetbubeleh at aol.com)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 14:01:32 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]re: in need of a job
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I would like everyone to know that the donations part of email was joke....so I'm sorry for any confusion....apparently people thought i was serious...thank you
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I would like everyone to know that the donations part of email was joke....so I'm sorry for any confusion....apparently people thought i was serious...thank you
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From msucre2000 at yahoo.com Sat Dec 10 12:53:52 2005
From: msucre2000 at yahoo.com (Matthew Sucre)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 12:53:52 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Joseph Auditions: OTH
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AUDITION NOTICE
Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH
Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Monica Olejko.
Music Direction John Franks
Technical Director Matthew Sucre
AUDITIONS
Sunday Dec 11th at 2PM and Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 & 13 - 7PM.
CHARATERS All roles are available.
Needed: men and women age 16 and older for the Narrator, Joseph, his father Jacob, his 11 brothers and 12 wives. A young boy, age 6-10, is also needed.
Everyone should come prepared to sing a song (bring piano accompaniment) and dress for movement
PERFORMANCES Performances are Feb 17 - March 12th.
CONTACT Call 440-327-2909 for more information.
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Joseph and The Amazing
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Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Monica Olejko.
Music DirectionJohn Franks
Technical Director Matthew Sucre
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Sunday Dec 11th at 2PM and Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 & 13 - 7PM.
CHARATERS
All roles are available.
Needed: men and women age 16 and older for the Narrator, Joseph, his father Jacob, his 11 brothers and 12 wives.A young boy, age 6-10, is also needed.
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Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 17:05:04 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]OPEN MIC STAND UP COMEDY@PANINI'S IN LAKEWOOD MON@10
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WHERE: PANINI'S (216) 521-8204
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From: rsvp at redbulltheater.com (rsvp at redbulltheater.com)
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 20:45:06 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]2 Great Readings Coming up - Robert Cuccioli,
Sam Tsoutsouvas, and more!
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Revelation Readings and The Revenger=92s Tragedy Rock the Culture =
Project=85
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To be sure you receive our e-mails, please add rsvp at redbulltheater.com =
to
your e-mail address book.
=20
=20
=20
presents
=20
two REVELATION READINGS
=20
SUNday DECEMber 11
=20
The Broken Heart
by John Ford
with Robert Cuccioli, Remy Auberjonois,=20
Mia Barron, Philip Goodwin,=20
Michael Rudko, Claire Lautier,=20
Margot White, Raphael Nash Thompson,=20
Sean Arbuckle, Matthew Greer,=20
Eric Hoffmann, Sarah Hartmann,=20
Addie Brownlee, Allan Care,=20
Tyler Pierce, Dale Soules, and Daniel Harray
=20
A deeply unsettling play by the author of =91Tis Pity She=92s a Whore.
=20
Directed by Jef Hall-Flavin
=20
=20
TUESDAY DECEMBER 13
=20
The Atheist=92s Tragedy
by Cyril Tourneur
=20
with Sam Tsoutsouvas, Jack Wetherall,=20
Pamela Nyberg, Steven Rattazi, Mary Bacon,=20
Joel Bernstein, Dylan Greene, Frank Deal,=20
Laura O=92Day, Kenneth Garner,=20
Mikel Sarah Lambert, Chris Kelly,=20
Alvaro Mendoza, Kevin Collins, and Aaron Clayton
=20
The only known play by the author most frequently thought to be the =
writer
of The Revenger=92s Tragedy. A wildly different kind of tragedy.
=20
Directed by Will Pomerantz
=20
=20
=20
Tickets: FREE
Write revelations at redbulltheater.com
Suggested Donation $7
See below for more details.
=20
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your e-mail address book.
=20
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LOCATION
The Culture Project @ 45 Bleecker Street
=20
ADMISSION
FREE
$7 Suggested Donation
=20
RESERVATIONS
Write Revelations at redbulltheater.com to reserve your seat for Revelation
Readings.
=20
=20
=20
Don=92t miss our Fall Production:
The Revenger's Tragedy
November 27 =96 December 18 @ the Culture Project
Tickets Going Fast: www.theatermania.com
=20
=20
=20
=20
=93PICK OF THE WEEK=94=20
=93DON=92t MISS!=94
=97Time Out New York
=20
CAST
Denis Butkus, Jason C. Brown, Aaron Clayton,
Saudia Davis, Ryan Farley, Ty Jones,
Daryl Lathon, Claire Lautier, Paul Niebanck,
Chris Oden, Petronia Paley, William Peden,
Naomi Peters, Matthew Rauch, Russ Salmon,
Daniel Cameron Talbott, Haynes Thigpen,
Michael Urie, Yaegel Welch
=20
=93HIGHLY ENTERTAINING AND RELEVANT=85 POPULIST ENTERTAINMENT=94
=97Adam Klasfeld, Theatermania.com
(http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/7204)=20
=20
DIRECTION and DESIGN
Jesse Berger, Tracy Bersley, Renee Blinkwolt,
J David Brimmer, Emily De Cola, Kimberly Dilts,
Daniel Levy, Evan O=92Brient, Clint Ramos,
Mary Vorrasi, Peter West
=20
SCHEDULE
Sun
Mon
Tues
Weds
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Nov 27=20
7pm
28=20
8pm
29
30=20
8pm
Dec 1=20
8pm
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3=20
8pm
4=20
7pm
5
6
7=20
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8pm
9=20
8pm
10=20
8pm+
11=20
3pm*
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7pm
13
14=20
8pm
15=20
8pm
16=20
8pm
17=20
2pm*
8pm
18=20
3pm
8pm
*Post-Performance Discussions:
-December 2 featuring ROBERT BRUSTEIN
-December 11 featuring JAMES SHAPIRO
-December 17 featuring REVENGER=92S DESIGN TEAM
+December 10 Special Benefit Performance
=20
=93Everything works! =20
Jaw-dropping and eye-filling. =20
Heart-pounding. =20
Unforgettable!=94
- Victor Gluck, Backstage
LOCATION
The Culture Project
45 Bleecker Street & Lafayette
Trains: 6, N/R/W, F/V
www.45bleecker.com =20
=20
=93Heated, =
Passionate,
Red-Blooded!
Unflagging Energy and Imagination, Gleeful!=94
=97George Hunka, NYTheatre.com
(http://www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/reve2422.htm)
=20
=20
=20
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE=20
SATURDAY DECEMBER 10
Tickets $55
Student/Industry $20 (code =93indie=94)
www.theatermania.com
=20
=20
TICKETS
Theatermania
www.theatermania.com
=20
212.352.3101
$15
=20
=93Brilliant =85 Innovative =85 Glorious and Debauched =85 Bacchanalian =
=85
Impassioned Performances =85 Hip =85=20
Good old Bloody Fun!=94
- Aaron Riccio, New Theatre Corps
(http://newtheatercorps.blogspot.com/)TICKETS
=20
ABOUT THE PLAY =20
The Revenger's Tragedy, a Jacobean thriller written a few years after
Hamlet, is a searing examination of the need for justice and the desire =
for
vengeance. Vindice, the "Revenger," sets off a chain reaction of havoc =
in a
corrupt and decadent Venice, which exposes outrageous indulgences and
government hypocrisy, and ends in a coup de th=E9=E2ter massacre of epic
proportions. Part black comedy, part social satire, the play is a =
gleefully
macabre plot-twisting blender full of Shakespeare's greatest hits. =
Written
by Thomas Middleton, Cyril Tourneur, or Anonymous, the work is adapted =
by
Artistic Director Jesse Berger.
=20
=20
POST-PERFORMANCE DISCUSSIONS
Sunday December 11 featuring James Shapiro
following the 3pm Performance, at approximately 5pm.
=20
JAMES SHAPIRO has written widely on Shakespeare and the Elizabethan era,
including the recently released A Year in the Life of William =
Shakespeare
and Shakespeare and the Jews. He is Professor of English at Columbia
University, and is the co-director of the National Endowment for the
Humanities Institutes on Shakespeare.
=20
Saturday December 17 featuring The Creative Team of The Revenger=92s =
Tragedy
following the 2pm Performance, at approximately 4pm.
Artistic Director Jesse Berger will lead a discussion with members of =
the
cast and design team about the process of bringing this production of =
The
Revenger=92s Tragedy to life.
ADMISSION/LOCATION
Free and Open to the Public
At the Culture Project, 45 Bleecker Street.
=20
=20
=20
WHO WE ARE
Red Bull Theater is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit company dedicated to the
presentation of vital and imaginative productions of heightened language
plays and to the development of new plays written in a similar vein. =
With a
special focus on the Jacobean plays of Shakespeare and his =
contemporaries,
Red Bull Theater aspires to challenge the intellect and engage the
imagination of today=92s theatergoers through language-based, =
company-created,
resonantly provocative stagings of great classic stories.
=20
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permitted by law.
=20
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=20
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SUNday
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Eric Hoffmann,=A0 Sarah Hartmann, =
Addie Brownlee,=A0 Allan Care, =
Tyler Pierce,=A0 Dale =
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A deeply unsettling play =
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TUESDAY
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=
The Atheist’s =
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Sunday December 11 =
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Saturday December 17 featuring The Creative Team =
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productions of
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Shakespeare
and his contemporaries, Red Bull Theater aspires to challenge the =
intellect and
engage the imagination of today’s theatergoers through =
language-based,
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From ROSSPLANET at aol.com Sun Dec 11 06:29:42 2005
From: ROSSPLANET at aol.com (ROSSPLANET at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 09:29:42 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]C & Y Chinese Restaurant Coupon
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10% OFF
NEOhioPAL Members
C & Y Chinese Restaurant
2222 St. Claire Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44114
(216) 566-1188
Tell Them Dr. Ross Sent You!
Limited Time
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Your host, Jimmy Fong, invites you to try some of the newest, most
interesting Chinese cuisine in Cleveland. With four master chefs from China and
New York City at the helm, you will experience cuisine in the traditions of Hong
Kong, Canton, Taiwan, and Shanghai. Described as Cleveland's own 'Iron
Chefs' these artists of the kitchen will lead you on a culinary expedition only
limited by your desire to be adventurous.
Some of the dishes you will find are:
Dim Sum from NYC Master Chef Kee Yick Chen, including a large variety of
vegetarian appetizers like Kung Pao Spinach. The carts are rolled past you to
tantalize your tastebuds, just like the Tea Houses in Hong Kong. You point to
your dish and they charge by the plate.
Fresh Flounder Dragon Ball and Seafood Birdnest from Shanghai Master Chef Mr.
Chou.
Deep Fried Crispy Duck Rolls & Pork with Tofu Skin from Master Barbecue Chef
Mr. Deng from Canton.
Noodle dishes like 'peanutty' Cold Noodles with Sesame Sauce and stir fry
dishes from Master Chef Chi Lum from Taiwan.
This is the most vegetarian friendly Chinese restaurant that I've seen in
Cleveland.
Other dishes include Rainbow fish Slices, Lamb with Spicy Pepper, Pepper Salt
Spare Ribs, Fo Long Chicken Slices, Yu Shiang Eggplant Clay Pot, and Sizzling
Platter Beef Short Ribs.
They even have a complete bar and Karaoke!
Entertainment is planned to include authentic Chinese dance, musicians,
acrobats, and magicians.
V.I.P. Rooms available for private parties.
Being born and raised in New York City, I can tell you we used to line up
around the block in Chinatown in the dead of winter for food that wasn't as good
as this. Their Hot and Sour soup is to die for. HEY NEW YORK, FORGET ABOUT
IT! I'M BETTER OFF IN CLEVELAND!--Dr Neil Ross, former food critic for The
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Open 10 AM 'til Midnight daily;
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From deekdiva at sbcglobal.net Sun Dec 11 08:23:26 2005
From: deekdiva at sbcglobal.net (Christine Winsberg)
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 08:23:26 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Newly Forming Musical Group Needs Bass Player & Drummer
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We are a newly forming musical group of 2 female singers (one can play keyboards, one plays flute), 2 male acoustic guitarists (one who sings and can play keyboards) and a male cellist. The music is meant to be largely acoustic, haunting, beautiful melodies/words. Many songs will include harmony. We are open to unusual use of instrumentation to create a haunting, unique effect.
We are looking for a drummer and bass player (upright bass is preferred but electric could work also). Ability to sing/harmonize would be a plus. Drummer would be the quieter type! This is NOT meant to be a loud rock group.
Our musical tastes (so far) are as follows:
Sarah McLachlan (Adia, I Love You, Push, Answer, others); Eva Cassidy (Fields of Gold-her version of the Sting song, Autumn Leaves, others); Karla Bonoff (not sure which yet); Eric Clapton (My Father's Eyes, Tears in Heaven); Norah Jones; Natalie Merchant (her version of Bowie's Space Oddity); Jennifer Warnes/Leonard Cohen (Song of Bernadette, others). We may try some Diana Krall. We are open to other artists and tunes.
The music will cross-over from folk, to ballads, to slower rock, to blues/jazz, and hopefully some original tunes eventually.
This will be a "part-time" group ----- we all have other jobs, commitments, but a HUGE love of good music and the "need" to perform.
If you are a BASSIST or DRUMMER, please call or reply to this email and we will get back to you.
Chris
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We are a newly forming musical group of 2 female singers (one can play keyboards, one plays flute), 2 male acoustic guitarists (one who sings and can play keyboards) and a male cellist. The music is meant to be largely acoustic, haunting, beautiful melodies/words. Many songs will include harmony. We are open to unusual use of instrumentation to create a haunting, unique effect.
We are looking for a drummer and bass player (upright bass is preferred but electric could work also). Ability to sing/harmonize would be a plus. Drummer would be the quieter type! This is NOT meant to be a loud rock group.
Our musical tastes (so far) are as follows:
Sarah McLachlan (Adia, I Love You, Push, Answer, others); Eva Cassidy (Fields of Gold-her version of the Sting song, Autumn Leaves, others); Karla Bonoff (not sure which yet); Eric
Clapton (My Father's Eyes, Tears in Heaven); Norah Jones; Natalie Merchant (her version of Bowie's Space Oddity); Jennifer Warnes/Leonard Cohen (Song of Bernadette, others). We may try some Diana Krall. We are open to other artists and tunes.
The music will cross-over from folk, to ballads, to slower rock, to blues/jazz, and hopefully some original tunes eventually.
This will be a "part-time" group ----- we all have other jobs, commitments, but a HUGE love of good music and the "need" to perform.
If you are a BASSIST or DRUMMER, please call or reply to this email and we will get back to you.
Chris
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From jpy2karaoke at ameritech.net Sun Dec 11 15:43:59 2005
From: jpy2karaoke at ameritech.net (JPY2Karaoke)
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 18:43:59 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Brecksville "House" Auditions
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Room 10
4450 Oakes Road
Brecksville, Ohio
A large cast, ages 16 to 80, is needed. All actors should be prepared
to sing, dance, and read using a southern accent. Also seeking a fiddler
or guitar player and an African American female who can belt out a blues
song. For additional information, call the director,
Ruth Wheaton, at 216-524-6677.
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From MRONEN2000 at aol.com Sun Dec 11 17:21:59 2005
From: MRONEN2000 at aol.com (MRONEN2000 at aol.com)
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 20:21:59 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PAID COMMERCIAL CASTING-NEED TOUGH GUY IN HIS 30'S
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Marcy Ronen Casting is seeking males, 30-40 years old for a non-union
Adelphia commercial audition this Tuesday, December 13th.
There is pay if you get the part.
Be built, tough looking, tattoos a plus but not required.
If you are interested, please e-mail a photo of yourself and contact info to
Marcy Ronen Casting at _mronen2000 at aol.com_ (mailto:mronen2000 at aol.com) ASAP.
Thanks,
Marcy
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From royberko at yahoo.com Sun Dec 11 20:16:50 2005
From: royberko at yahoo.com (Roy Berko)
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 20:16:50 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Beko review: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Beck)
Message-ID: <20051212041650.24865.qmail@web33104.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
?Beauty And The Beast? Is A Beaut At Beck!
Roy Berko
(Member, American Theatre Critics Association)
--THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
?DISNEY?S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,? which is now on stage
at Beck Center, tells a "tale as old as time." It was
originally conceived in 1740 as a dark and scary tale.
In 1992 Disney released a lighter version of the
story which became the first animated feature to be
nominated for the Academy Award?s Best Picture. In
1994 Disney transformed the script into an award
winning Broadway musical.
Beck is one of the first non-Broadway or touring
companies to present the show. What is impressive
about Beck?s getting the rights is that the show is
still running on Broadway. This is yet another
tribute to what?s been going on in Lakewood. The
theatre, under the wise guidance of Scott Spence, has
recently staged such winning productions as
?URINETOWN,? ?MISS SAIGON,? ?AIDA? and ?THE FIX?
establishing itself as one of THE places to see
musicals in the Cleveland area.
Their production of ?BEAUTY AND THE BEAST? under the
able direction of Fred Sternfeld, and the marvelous
choreography of Martin Cespedes, is yet another
winner.
?BEAUTY AND THE BEAST? concerns a prince who, because
he has no love in his heart, is transformed into a
beast by an enchantress. To break the spell, the
Beast must learn to love another and earn her love in
return. If not, he will be doomed to remain a beast
for all time.
Into the Beast?s life comes Belle, a beautiful young
woman who lives with her eccentric father in a small
town near the Beast?s castle. Belle longs for a life
of adventure like those she reads of in books. Her
father gets lost in the woods and wanders into the
Beast?s castle, where he is imprisoned. Upon finding
her father in the Beast's clutches, Belle offers
herself as a captive in return for her father?s
release. And...you can guess the rest. Yes, the
Beast learns kindness and love, it is reciprocated by
Belle, and we all go out of the theatre singing the
likes of ?If I Can?t Love Her,? ?A Change in Me,? ?Be
Our Guest,? and the title song, ?Beauty and the
Beast.?
Beck?s production is enchanting. Everything from the
sets, to the music, to the singing, to the dancing, to
the cast, works well.
Natalie Green is glorious as Belle. She is beautiful,
lights up the stage with her smile, sings like an
angel and dances with ease. Her version of ?A Change
in Me? was enchanting. She is a star in every sense
of the word.
Dan Folino, who has done some marvelous work in the
area, has a full and powerful voice and gives a
vulnerable texture to the role of the Beast that adds
much to the characterization. His ?If I Can?t Love
her? was captivating. He and Green make the perfect
fairy tale prince and princess. It is wonderful to
see Folino, who has not been seen on the stage lately,
appear where he should be--front and center! I can
only hope that he will excite us with return
performances.
Though he doesn?t have the physical presence or the
natural swagger ideal for the role of the pompous
Gaston, Josh Noble has a nice singing voice and a
perfect set of pearly white teeth and creates an
acceptable characterization.
Zac Hudak (Lefou) makes for the perfect straight man
and punching bag for Gaston. If Hudak gets through
the run of the show without a few broken bones it will
be a marvel.
Doug Collier as Cogsworth (the clock), and Larry
Nehring, who gives a Danny Kaye quality to Lumiere are
both delightful, as is Tracee Patterson as Madame de
la Grande Bouche (the dresser) and Kristin Netzband
(Babette, the feather duster), and Miles Sternfeld
(Chip, the tea cup). Aimee Collier has a fine voice.
Her rendition of ?Beauty and Beast? was charming.
Unfortunately, she is missing the matronly touch
needed for Mrs. Potts.
Martin Cespedes is a master of choreography. It is
amazing what he can do with a group of performers who,
in general, are not dancers. ?Be Our Guest? and
?Gaston? were absolute show stoppers!
Larry Goodpaster?s orchestra is excellent, remembering
the rule that the orchestra in a musical plays backup
to the singers, not giving a concert. Too bad other
conductors at local theatres don?t follow Goodpaster?s
lead.
Ben Needham?s scenic design is excellent. It is
amazing how he used every inch of space on the small
stage to allow for ease of movement.
Director Fred Sternfeld again proves that he is a
master at placing large casts on stage and making them
look good. He pays special attention to ensure that
his chorus and townspeople are involved in the
production and not just standing around as is often
seen on local stages. His ability to invent ?shtick?
comes through loud and clear in this production.
CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: Beck?s ?BEAUTY AND THE BEAST? is
a delightful production. It is the best holiday
present that the theatre could give its audience.
For tickets to ?BEAUTY AND THE BEAST? which runs
through December 31 at the Beck Center for the Arts,
call 216-521-2540.
Side note: Beck Center would be wise not to sell
bagged candy and bottles of soda before the show and
at intermission or restrict their being taken into the
theatre. Though it is a fund raiser, the ripping
open bags of goodies and bottles rolling down the
floor of the auditorium during the production is
distracting for the audience. In addition, since
?BEAUTY AND THE BEAST? is not a children?s show, the
box office would have been wise to inform ticket
buyers that very young children might not have the
attention span to sit through the production. No one
expects total silence, but the yelling and talking by
little ones during the show was very disturbing.
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 vwilson at karamu.com Mon Dec 5 06:50:49 2005
From: vwilson at karamu.com (vivian wilson)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 09:50:49 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Auditions Karamu The Little Boy Who Shook Up the World:The
Emmett Till Story
Message-ID:
Contact: Vivian C. Wilson
216-795-7070 x215
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ? Monday, December 5, 2005
Re: AUDITIONS for Karamu Youth Theatre Production of The Little Boy Who
Shook Up The World:The Emmett Till Story by Nicole C. Kearney Cooper
For February Black History Month, Karamu's Youth Theatre is presenting a
one-act based on the tragic death of young 14 year old Emmett Till, brutally
murdered in Money, Mississippi in 1955, for allegedly whistling at a white
woman. His murder mobilized the Civil Rights movement. This powerful one-act
was written by Indiana playwright Nicole C. Kearney Cooper. Revival of last
year's production.
Karamu Performing Arts Theatre will hold open auditions for youth theatre
actors
Sunday 12/11 @ 3:00 pm
Monday 12/12 @ 7:00 pm
Needed are 3 caucasian males ages 18 - 50; 1 African-American male aged 30 -
50; and 3 African-American boys ages 13 - 17
Actors should prepare one 2-3 minute monologue. Actors should be prepared
to rehearse 2-3 evenings during the week and most Saturdays. All performers
will receive complimentary tickets for some performances.
The Director is Judy Mazur
Auditions will be held at Karamu House; 2355 East 89th Street, Cleveland,
Ohio 44106
in the Concert Hall. Performers, regardless of race are encouraged to
attend. Performances are: 2:00 pm Saturdays and Sundays; Karamu?s Jelliffe
Theatre. February 18 ? March 5, 2006.
A Non-Equity Production
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From: jayrossishow at yahoo.com (Jay Rossi)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 07:50:47 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]A 20% off Holiday Incentive for NEOPAL MEMBERS........
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From: RNavisjr at aol.com (RNavisjr at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 10:53:44 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Join our Christmas Eve Choir at St. Luke's W 78 & Lake Rd
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NO auditions.....NO stuffiness.......NO divas allowed.....(unless you have a
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JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS EVE CHOIR
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For over 15 years now, musical theater lovers who are not tied to any
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humble city church on West 78th and Lake Rd. (just blocks east from Don's
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Music Director Bob Navis Jr, who is also the Artistic Director of
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and join in with other theater lovers and having a great time singing
inspirational songs of the season....we usually include in the program something or two
from the world of theater/movie music.
THE COMPLETE REHEARSAL SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:
First rehearsal is Saturday, Dec 10, 1:30-3:00pm
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Fourth rehearsal is Tuesday, Dec 20, 7:30-10:00pm
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From: jayrossishow at yahoo.com (Jay Rossi)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 08:05:11 -0800 (PST)
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5. Admitted to the Medina Arts Council, with gigs pending in the summer
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Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 16:32:20 GMT
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The North Coast Men's Chorus Presents
Tree Chic
Saturday, December 17 - 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 18 - 3:00 p.m.
Waetjen Auditorium
Cleveland State University
Tickets available at www.ncmchorus.org
Or at any of these ticket outlets:
Body Language - 11424 Lorain Rd. Cleveland
Diverse Universe - 12011 Detroit Rd. Lakewood
Big Fun - 1814 Coventry Rd. - Cleveland Heights
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From roedig5 at msn.com Mon Dec 5 08:38:07 2005
From: roedig5 at msn.com (roedig5 ROEDIG)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 11:38:07 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]concert opportunities
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Could you please list the following concerts in the neophiopal list? =20
Thanks.
Ginny Roedig,
Concert series director.
Two wonderful holiday concert opportunities at Rocky River Presbyterian C=
hurch.
CityMusic Cleveland: On Sunday, December 18th at 7:30 p.m., CityMusic Cle=
veland will be presenting a concert of Italian holiday music featuring so=
prano Lee Holiday. The concert will be directed by James Gaffigan and in=
clude works from well known Italian composers as well as Bach, Schubert a=
nd Mozart.
Burning River Brass: On Tuesday, December 20th at 7:30 p.m., Burning Riv=
er Brass will present a concert of light classics and holiday music in ou=
r sanctuary. =20
Both concerts are free of charge; a good-will offering will be taken. Th=
e concerts will be held at =20
Rocky River Presbyterian Church, 21750 Detroit Road, Rocky River, OH 4411=
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Two wonderful holiday concert opportunit=
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CityMusic Cleveland: On Sunday, December 18th=
at 7:30 p.m., CityMusic Cleveland will be presenting a concert of Italia=
n holiday music featuring soprano Lee Holiday. The concer=
t will be directed by James Gaffigan and include works from well known It=
alian composers as well as Bach, Schubert and Mozart.
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ay, December 20th at 7:30 p.m., Burning River Brass will present a concer=
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From Marci.Janas at oberlin.edu Mon Dec 5 08:47:43 2005
From: Marci.Janas at oberlin.edu (Marci Janas)
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 11:47:43 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Charles Schlueter, Principal Trumpet of the Boston Symphony,
at Oberlin for Recital and Master Class
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Media Contact Only:
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
440-775-8328
marci.janas at oberlin.edu
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Charles Schlueter, Principal Trumpet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
to Present a Master Class and Recital at the Oberlin Conservatory of=20
Music
Both free, public events take place in December
OBERLIN, OHIO (Dec. 5, 2005) =97 Charles Schlueter, principal trumpet of=20=
the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will present a master class and recital=20=
at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music on Saturday, December 10 and=20
Sunday, December 11, respectively. Both events take place in Warner=20
Concert Hall, and are free and open to the public. The Saturday master=20=
class begins at 12:30 p.m. and the Sunday recital begins at 1:30 p.m.=20
Joseph I. Markoff, a 1965 graduate of Oberlin and a member of its Board=20=
of Trustees, is sponsoring Schlueter=92s visit to Oberlin.
Appearing with Schlueter in recital are pianist Deborah DeWolf =
Emery,=20
a 1974 graduate of the Conservatory, Professor of Trombone James=20
DeSano, and Professor of Horn Roland Pandolfi. The program features=20
works by Honegger, Enesco, Hubeau, Poulenc, Turrin, and Hindemith. For=20=
more information, please call the Conservatory=92s 24-hour Concert=20
Hotline at 440-775-6933.
Schlueter has been principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony =
Orchestra=20
and a member of the Boston Symphony Chamber Players since 1981. Prior=20
to his appointment in Boston, he held the position of principal trumpet=20=
in the Minnesota Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony, and the Kansas City=20=
Philharmonic. He was associate principal trumpet in the Cleveland=20
Orchestra under George Szell.
Throughout his long and distinguished career, Schlueter has =
received=20
numerous awards and accolades. He has appeared as soloist both in=20
recital and with orchestras in France, Brazil, and Japan, as well as in=20=
the United States. He has appeared as soloist with the Boston Symphony=20=
Orchestra under the direction of Seiji Ozawa and with the Minnesota=20
Orchestra under conductors Neville Marriner, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski,=20
and Kazuyoshi Akiyama. In Japan he has appeared as soloist with the=20
Kyushu Symphony in Fukuoka under Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi, and, with=20
conductor Naohiro Totsuka, he has performed with both the Tokyo City=20
Philharmonic and the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra. He has also been=20
soloist with the Kyushu and Hiroshima Symphonies with Kazuyoshi Akiyama=20=
conducting.
Schlueter can be heard on most Boston Symphony recordings made =
since=20
his appointment in 1981. In 1994 he began making solo recordings. The=20
first, Bravura Trumpet, was originally recorded for VOX and has been=20
recently reissued by the Charles Schlueter Foundation; it is available=20=
from the foundation. Three other recordings have been subsequently=20
released on the Kleos Classics label: Virtuoso Trumpet (2001), Trumpet=20=
Concertos (2002), and Trumpet Works (2003).
He recently performed, along with other members of the Boston=20
Symphony, on the soundtrack for the film version of Dennis Lehane=92s=20
best-selling book Mystic River. He can be heard as well on the=20
soundtrack of the Irish historical epic Michael Collins.
In addition to holding positions on the faculties of the New =
England=20
Conservatory and the Tanglewood Music Center, Schlueter is also in=20
demand as a teacher abroad and has held master classes in Europe,=20
Canada, Japan, and South America. Since the 1980s he has been a regular=20=
visitor to Brazil for both master classes and recitals, and has=20
appeared as soloist with orchestras in Joao Pessoa, Sao Luis, Recife,=20
Sao Paulo, Campinas, Salvador, Vitoria, and Rio de Janeiro. He has=20
taught at the University of Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte,=20=
Salvador, Vitoria, and Campinas. In 1988 he helped create the=20
Northeastern Brazil Brass Master Classes in Joao Pessoa, a series that=20=
was subsequently expanded to include the areas of Sao Luis, Recife, and=20=
Belem. Since 1995 Schlueter has been visiting professor at the=20
University of Sakuyo, in Kurashiki, Japan, where, in addition to=20
teaching, he has given recitals with pianist Yasuo Watanabe and has=20
appeared as soloist with the University=92s Wind Ensemble.
Schlueter is a 1962 graduate of the Juilliard School, where he =
studied=20
with William Vacchiano, then principal trumpet of the New York=20
Philharmonic.
For more information about the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, =
please=20
visit www.oberlin.edu/con.
# # #
MEDIA CONTACT ONLY:
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
www.oberlin.edu/con
(P) 440-775-8328
(F) 440-775-5457
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0000,0000,FFFBmarci.janas at oberlin.eduFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Charles Schlueter, Principal Trumpet
of the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
to Present a Master Class and Recital at the Oberlin Conservatory of
MusicBoth free, public events take place in
December
OBERLIN, OHIO (Dec. 5, 2005) =97 Charles Schlueter,
principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will present a
master class and recital at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music on
Saturday, December 10 and Sunday, December 11, respectively. Both
events take place in Warner Concert Hall, and are free and open to the
public. The Saturday master class begins at 12:30 p.m. and the Sunday
recital begins at 1:30 p.m. Joseph I. Markoff, a 1965 graduate of
Oberlin and a member of its Board of Trustees, is sponsoring
Schlueter=92s visit to Oberlin.
Appearing with Schlueter in recital are pianist Deborah DeWolf =
Emery,
a 1974 graduate of the Conservatory, Professor of Trombone James
DeSano, and Professor of Horn Roland Pandolfi. The program features
works by Honegger, Enesco, Hubeau, Poulenc, Turrin, and Hindemith. For
more information, please call the Conservatory=92s 24-hour Concert
Hotline at 440-775-6933.
Schlueter has been principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony =
Orchestra
and a member of the Boston Symphony Chamber Players since 1981. Prior
to his appointment in Boston, he held the position of principal
trumpet in the Minnesota Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony, and the
Kansas City Philharmonic. He was associate principal trumpet in the
Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell.=20
Throughout his long and distinguished career, Schlueter has =
received
numerous awards and accolades. He has appeared as soloist both in
recital and with orchestras in France, Brazil, and Japan, as well as
in the United States. He has appeared as soloist with the Boston
Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Seiji Ozawa and with the
Minnesota Orchestra under conductors Neville Marriner, Stanislaw
Skrowaczewski, and Kazuyoshi Akiyama. In Japan he has appeared as
soloist with the Kyushu Symphony in Fukuoka under Ken-Ichiro
Kobayashi, and, with conductor Naohiro Totsuka, he has performed with
both the Tokyo City Philharmonic and the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra.
He has also been soloist with the Kyushu and Hiroshima Symphonies with
Kazuyoshi Akiyama conducting.=20
Schlueter can be heard on most Boston Symphony recordings made =
since
his appointment in 1981. In 1994 he began making solo recordings. The
first, Bravura Trumpet, was originally recorded for
VOX and has been recently reissued by the Charles Schlueter
Foundation; it is available from the foundation. Three other
recordings have been subsequently released on the Kleos Classics
label: Virtuoso Trumpet (2001), Trumpet
Concertos (2002), and Trumpet Works (2003).=20
He recently performed, along with other members of the Boston
Symphony, on the soundtrack for the film version of Dennis Lehane=92s
best-selling book MysticRiver. He
can be heard as well on the soundtrack of the Irish historical epic
Michael Collins.=20
In addition to holding positions on the faculties of the New =
England
Conservatory and the Tanglewood Music Center, Schlueter is also in
demand as a teacher abroad and has held master classes in Europe,
Canada, Japan, and South America. Since the 1980s he has been a
regular visitor to Brazil for both master classes and recitals, and
has appeared as soloist with orchestras in Joao Pessoa, Sao Luis,
Recife, Sao Paulo, Campinas, Salvador, Vitoria, and Rio de Janeiro. He
has taught at the University of Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Belo
Horizonte, Salvador, Vitoria, and Campinas. In 1988 he helped create
the Northeastern Brazil Brass Master Classes in Joao Pessoa, a series
that was subsequently expanded to include the areas of Sao Luis,
Recife, and Belem. Since 1995 Schlueter has been visiting professor at
the University of Sakuyo, in Kurashiki, Japan, where, in addition to
teaching, he has given recitals with pianist Yasuo Watanabe and has
appeared as soloist with the University=92s Wind Ensemble.=20
Schlueter is a 1962 graduate of the Juilliard School, where he
studied with William Vacchiano, then principal trumpet of the New York
Philharmonic.
For more information about the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, =
please
visit www.oberlin.edu/con.
# # #
MEDIA CONTACT ONLY:
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
www.oberlin.edu/con
(P) 440-775-8328
(F) 440-775-5457
marci.janas at oberlin.edu=
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>From JR Simons Mon Dec 5 17:01:09 2005
From: JR Simons (JR Simons)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:01:09 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Jovialities Entertainment to Perform Holiday Murder Mystery at
Oberlin Inn
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact:
J. R. Simons
The Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd.
440-323-1512
Toll Free: 888-877-9563
Email: jovialities at excite.com
www.jovialities.8m.com
Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd. To Perform Holiday Murder Mystery at Ob=
erlin College Inn
Elyria, Ohio, December 5, 2005 =E2=80=94 "So Busted," a live, interactive, =
improvisational holiday murder mystery will be performed by The Jovialities=
Entertainment Co., Ltd. at the Oberlin College Inn, 7 North Main Street, O=
berlin, Ohio 44074 on Saturday, December 10, 2005 to kick off the holiday s=
eason. The Oberlin Inn offers a comprehensive dinner, performance and over=
night accommodations package for this event. Dinner is served at 7:00 PM w=
ith the mystery performance following at 8:00 PM. Please contact Mary Lane=
at 440-775-1111 for pricing and t make reservations.
Oberlin Inn is a premier, yet affordable, hotel in Oberlin, Ohio with a his=
tory of serving the academic and business community since the founding of O=
berlin College in 1833. It is accessible by five major highways, and locat=
ed a half-hour from downtown Cleveland, and only twenty minutes from the sh=
ore of Lake Erie. For more information visit www.oberlininn.com.
The Jovialities Entertainment Co., Ltd. is a professional acting company sp=
ecializing in live, interactive, improvisational murder mysteries for hotel=
s, restaurants, resorts and private businesses and individuals. Jovialitie=
s has been in business since 1986 and is the oldest continuously operating =
murder mystery company in Northern Ohio. Jovialities has also released two=
of its mysteries, "Et, Tu?" and "Morgan=E2=80=99s Heroes," for amateur pro=
duction. The complete scripts can be purchased online from Lulu.com at www=
.lulu.com/jovialities. For more information on how you can host your own J=
ovialities Murder Mystery, please contact J. R. Simons at 440-323-1512 or c=
onsult the Jovialities website at www.jovialities.8m.com. Jovialities has =
murder mystery performances starting at $695.00.
# # #
________________________________________
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From rkueber at wrhs.org Mon Dec 5 09:04:35 2005
From: rkueber at wrhs.org (Rita Kueber)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:04:35 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lighting for Sale!
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We have some lights (and stuff) that may be of interest to you. These
lights (and stuff) are the equivalent of the car the "little old lady
drove only on Sundays." (Oh dear, is that ageism?) They are very lightly
used and in some cases not used at all.=20
=20
Here's a list of what we are trying to sell. We're HOPING some deserving
theater would be interested in some of these as a set, but if you need
one piece or two, don't hesitate.=20
=20
The person to contact regarding price/packaging, etc., is
acochenour at wrhs.org. (Or, if you forget and hit the reply button to me,
I'll forward your message on.) You can also call Angie at 216.721.5722
x297.
=20
A very happy, healthy (and safe) holiday season to all!
=20
Best,
=20
Rita
=20
Rita Kueber
Director Marketing & Communications
Western Reserve Historical Society
rkueber at wrhs.org
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PAR64 (black) @ 1K WFL Lamp w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 8
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PAR64 (black) @ 1K MFL Lamp w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 6
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PAR64 (black) @ 1K VNSP Lamp w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 4
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Source4 36deg w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 6
=20
Source4 50deg w/ C-Clamp, Safety Cable, Color Frame - 9
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6" Fresnel @ 750 w/ Stud, Safety Cable, Color Frame, Barndoor - 8
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Lannebeam @ 1K w/ Safety Cable, Barndoor - 1
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Source4 Regular Pattern Holders - 9
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Set 2/0 Tails @ 1 0 - 1
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Set 2/0 50ft @ 1 0 - 1
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Set 2/0 6ft @ 1 0 - 1
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Set #2 25 ft @ 1 0 - 1
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2M/1F Tapping Tee - 2
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1M/2F Tapping Tee - 4
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50ft DMX Cable -1
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50ft Stage Pin Extension - 40
=20
100ft Stage Pin Extension - 10
=20
25ft Stage Pin Extension - 10
=20
Stage Pin (M)/Edison (F) Adapters - 15
=20
Stage Pin (F)/Edison (M) Adapters - 22
=20
24in Two-Fers - 20
=20
100ft Edison Extension - 2
50ft Edison Extension - 5
=20
25ft Edison Extension - 6
=20
Boom Base - 6
=20
Shot Ring - 6
=20
10ft Pipe - 6
=20
4ft Pipe - 6
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Rigid Cheeseboro - 6
=20
3" Baby Plate - 4
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We have some lights (and stuff) that may be of =
interest to
you. These lights (and stuff) are the equivalent of the car the =
“little
old lady drove only on Sundays.” (Oh dear, is that ageism?) They =
are very
lightly used and in some cases not used at all. =
Here’s a list of what we are trying to sell. =
We’re
HOPING some deserving theater would be interested in some of these as a =
set,
but if you need one piece or two, don’t hesitate. =
The person to contact regarding price/packaging, =
etc., is acochenour at wrhs.org.
(Or, if you forget and hit the reply button to me, I’ll forward =
your
message on.) You can also call Angie at 216.721.5722 =
x297.
A very happy, healthy (and safe) holiday season to =
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From DVangaasbe at aol.com Mon Dec 5 10:12:56 2005
From: DVangaasbe at aol.com (DVangaasbe at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 13:12:56 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]The Man Who Came to Dinner
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A DRAMATIST PLAYERS SERVICES PRODUCTION DIRECTED BY DAVID VAN GAASBEEK
DECEMBER 9, 10 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 11 4:00 PM
DECEMBER 16, 17 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 18 4:00 PM
Price- $5.00 for adults
$3.00 for seniors and children under age of 12 years
For information- Call Dave Van Gaasbeek 330-494-1022 or 330-854-4387
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From Bailarte at aol.com Mon Dec 5 10:16:11 2005
From: Bailarte at aol.com (Bailarte at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 13:16:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Latin Dance Workshop given by Co-Director of DANCEVERT,
Susana Weingarten de Eve
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Susana Weingarten de Evert ( Co-Director of DANCEVERT, formerly Tom & Susana
Evert Dance Theater, expert in all the Afro/Latin/Caribbean Dance styles)
will start a three-session workshops of Afro-Latin-American Dance on:
Thursday, January 12, January 19, and January 26
from 7-8PM
Held at
Shore Cultural Centre in Euclid
(299 East 222nd Street, room 243 .....right in front of the Euclid Value
City, dept. store)
Class length is 60 minutes. Partner is not required.
As an expert in the Music and Dance of Latin America, Susana offers a variety
of different rhythm styles. Fundamentals are taught with fun and high energy
to understand much of the African and European influences in all these rhythms
from all over Central, South America and the Caribbean.
Basic exercises are taught to warm up, relax and stretch the body to create
focus that will allow the participants to assimilate and feel the various
styles and forms from Latin America. This is a wonderful, exciting and sensual way
of learning a different culture in which the music and dance are most
important aspects of any Latino's daily life. Latin dancing is a delicious way of
working out and staying in great shape with terrific and authentic music from all
the countries of the Tropical countries in Latin America.
The cost is
$45
prepaid
Please send your check made out to :
DANCEVERT
71 East 214 Street
Cleveland, OH 44123
Call 216-269-6995 to reserve your spot, or get any specific information.
Class size is limited. Wear comfortable clothes, and soft shoes.
"...Susana Weingarten de Evert is a world class teacher whose energy is
contagious. When she is teaching Latin-American rythms, her enthusiasm and
happiness is evident, and one cannot resist the enjoyment and happiness of the
fabulous music that she uses and the way she moves...she is an inspiration ...."
The Chicago Tribune.....September 2004
DANCEVERT
Utilizing the body-mind and spirit to inform, educate and provoke feelings
and thoughts to our audiences in order to participate mutually in an experience
of profound and beautiful mystery.
www.EvertDance.com
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Thursday, Janua=
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from 7-8PM
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Shore Cultural Centre in Eu=
clid
(299 East 222nd Street, roo=
m 243 .....right in front of the Euclid Value City, dept. s=
tore)
Class length=
is 60 minutes. Partner is not required.
As an expert in the Music and Dan=
ce of Latin America, Susana offers a variety of different rhythm styles. Fun=
damentals are taught with fun and high energy to understand much of the Afri=
can and European influences in all these rhythms from all over Central, Sout=
h America and the Caribbean.
Basic exercises are taught to warm up,=20=
relax and stretch the body to create focus that will allow the participants=20=
to assimilate and feel the various styles and forms from Latin America. This=
is a wonderful, exciting and sensual way of learning a different culture in=
which the music and dance are most important aspects of any Latino's daily=20=
life. Latin dancing is a delicious way of working out and staying in great s=
hape with terrific and authentic music from all the countries of the Tropica=
l countries in Latin America.
The cost is
$45
prepaid
Please send your check made out t=
o :
DANCEVERT
71 East 214 Street
Cleveland, OH 44123
Call 216=
-269-6995 to reserve your spot, or get any specific information.&=
nbsp;Class size is limited. Wear comfortable clothes, and soft shoes.
"...Susana Weingarten d=
e Evert is a world class teacher whose energy is contagious. =
When she is teaching Latin-American rythms, her enthusiasm and happiness is&=
nbsp;evident, and one cannot resist the enjoyment and happiness of the fabul=
ous music that she uses and the way she moves...she is an inspiration .=
..."
The Chicago Tribune.....September 2004
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From: icatfishman at yahoo.com (Richard B)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 11:22:20 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Quick Books Pro
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From mmiloro at adelphia.net Mon Dec 5 12:16:05 2005
From: mmiloro at adelphia.net (Mark Miloro)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:16:05 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Miracle On 34th Street - Additional Date Added - GLTG
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From kilbanedan at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 12:45:08 2005
From: kilbanedan at yahoo.com (Dan Kilbane)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:45:08 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Lake Erie College/Joe Egg
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Charenton Theater Company has cancelled the Wednesday, Dec. 7 performance of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg at Lake Erie College.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Please join us for the final weekend performances at Pilgrim Church in Tremont. See below for details.
Charenton Theater Company
presents
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG
by Peter Nichols
"Charenton rises to the challenge of Joe Egg....the theater intends to keep on resurrecting worthy plays of the 20th century....Charenton has again faithfully fulfilled its mission."
--The Free Times
"...director Sarah May keeps the pacing taut and the comedy piercing..."
--Scene
Directed by Sarah May
Produced by B. Michelle Johnson
with
Jeffrey Grover
Meghan Kelly
Jacqi Loewy*
Lenne Snively
Laura Starnik
Richard Worswick
stage manager: Jon Boomershine
This immensely moving, profound and funny play about love and marriage centers around a family's struggle to cope with and raise their only child, the title character, a severely handicapped girl with whom they cannot communicate. The play, in its wonderfully theatrical style, also explores the well-meaning friends and family in their response to the handicapped daughter and the parents who love and nurture her. It is a scorching, unruly and darkly comic dramatization of the effect of tragedy on a marriage and it breached several taboos in the late 1960's. A successful recent Broadway revival starred British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard.
The Tour Schedule is as follows (all performances are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and are free admission). Post-show discussions will take place after the November 18, December 2 and 9 performances.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, December 8, 9, and 10
Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
2592 West 14th Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
*member Actor's Equity Association
"Both moving and funny."
- New York Post
"This unforgettable play still shocks, delights and provokes debate!"
- London Times
www.charenton.org
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Charenton Theater Company has cancelled the Wednesday, Dec. 7 performance of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg at Lake Erie College.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Please join us for the final weekend performances at Pilgrim Church in Tremont. See below for details.
Charenton Theater Company presents A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG by Peter Nichols
"Charenton rises to the challenge of Joe Egg....the theater intends to keep on resurrecting worthy plays of the 20th century....Charenton has again faithfully fulfilled its mission."
--The Free Times
"...director Sarah May keeps the pacing taut and the comedy piercing..."
--Scene
Directed by Sarah May Produced by B. Michelle Johnson with Jeffrey Grover Meghan Kelly Jacqi Loewy* Lenne Snively Laura Starnik Richard Worswick stage manager: Jon Boomershine
This immensely moving, profound and funny play about love and marriage centers around a family's struggle to cope with and raise their only child, the title character, a severely handicapped girl with whom they cannot communicate. The play, in its wonderfully theatrical style, also explores the well-meaning friends and family in their response to the handicapped daughter and the parents
who love and nurture her. It is a scorching, unruly and darkly comic dramatization of the effect of tragedy on a marriage and it breached several taboos in the late 1960's. A successful recent Broadway revival starred British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard.
The Tour Schedule is as follows (all performances are at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and are free admission). Post-show discussions will take place after the November 18, December 2 and 9 performances.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, December 8, 9, and 10 Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ 2592 West 14th Street Cleveland, OH 44113
*member Actor's Equity Association
"Both moving and funny." - New York Post
"This unforgettable play still shocks, delights and provokes debate!" - London Times
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From jarrett at clevelandopera.org Mon Dec 5 13:03:38 2005
From: jarrett at clevelandopera.org (Paul Jarrett)
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 16:03:38 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Elixir Rave Review & Discount!
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Neopal members!
The word is out…the reviews are in…The Elixir of
Love is “a
captivating thing.Joshua Major has
staged the work with a fine eye for humor and tenderness, and Scott
Bergeson’s
conducting is a lesson in pure pacing, balance and texture. It’s no
surprise to
see the cast, lined up at the footlights in colorful costumes, sporting
enormous smiles as they listen to the overture.” (Plain Dealer 12/5/05)
Of tenor John Osborn, the Akron Beacon Journal
writes “Osborn’s
creamy tone, ultra-smooth phrasing and unforced delivery suited
Donizetti’s bel
canto ideal. The Italiante spin in Osborn’s tone added a special
excitement to
his performance.” (Akron Beacon Journal 12/4/05)
And of our “understudy” set, the Plain Dealer
concludes, “…hats
off to all…for conjuring up theatrical enchantment from the most basic
elements.
In concentrating on the raison d’etre of opera, they stress that the
elixir of
love is music.”
There’s
still time to use YOUR Neopal discount to see
this wonderful production!Just call
(216) 241-6000 and use discount code “30P” to get 30 percent off any A,
B or C
level seat for our final two performances…this Friday and Saturday
night, 8 PM
at the State Theatre, Playhouse Square.
--
Paul Jarrett
Associate Director of Marketing
Cleveland Opera
1422 Euclid Ave Suite 1052
Cleveland, OH 44122
216.575.0903 x.216
www.clevelandopera.org
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From: Stacilynv at aol.com (Stacilynv at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:59:36 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Sweet Sounds for the Holidays!!!
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present:
SWEET SOUNDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!
Featuring: The 40-member-strong female/male adult chorus specializing in
popular music for Chanukah and Christmas under the direction of R. Scott Posey
With: A special, white-whiskered man from the North Pole with gifts for
the children...and delicious holiday treats!!!
When: Tuesday, December 13th at 7:30pm
Where: South Euclid/Lyndhurst Administration Building at 5044 Mayfield
Road
(SW corner of Mayfield and Richmond roads)
Donations: $8.00 in advance
$10.00 at the door (Seniors: $9.00 at the door)
Group rates available!!!
For additional information see our website at:
www.selrecsingers.com
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From jross at cptonline.org Mon Dec 5 13:46:21 2005
From: jross at cptonline.org (Judith Ross)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 16:46:21 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]CPT Seeks Development Associate
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part time employment (20 hours/week) at Cleveland Public Theatre. Duties
include grant preparation including budgets, report writing, recordkeeping,
prospect research and support activities for Development Department.
Associate will also provide assistance with donor recognition and
fundraising events. Ability to work efficiently and independently and
proficiency with Word, Excel and other computer applications required.
Application should include resume, grant writing experience and a writing
sample. Position reports to Director of Development. Apply in writing or
email to:
Judith Ross, Director of Development
Cleveland Public Theatre
6415 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102
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From blueizeinfo at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 15:17:10 2005
From: blueizeinfo at yahoo.com (Blue~ize Magazine)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 15:17:10 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]ACTING, VOICE, AND DANCE COACHES
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ATTENTION ALL COACHES
New classified listing in Blue-ize Performing Arts Magazine.
Cost : $25/ month for four line listing
See December issue on stands today for information
FOR COACHES WHO TEACH
ACTING , VOICE OR DANCING
Blue~ize Magazine
The Ultimate Guide for Young Talent
Mike Ross, Editor
Barbara Ross, Producer
7285 Center St.
Mentor, OH 44060
PH: 440-478-7500
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Cost : $25/ month for four line listing
See December issue on stands today for information
FOR COACHES WHO TEACH
ACTING , VOICE OR DANCING
Blue~ize Magazine
The Ultimate Guide for Young Talent
Mike Ross, Editor
Barbara Ross, Producer 7285 Center St. Mentor, OH 44060 PH: 440-478-7500
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From peter at littlebeth.com Mon Dec 5 16:17:07 2005
From: peter at littlebeth.com (Peter Fields)
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 19:17:07 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"The Way Home" next broadcast on TimeWarner Cable APS15
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Don't miss Little Beth Entertainment's award winning* family film
The Way Home
*on APS channel 15 on TimeWarner Cable *
for Akron and surrounding areas.
*Wednesday, December 7
**Friday,* *December 9*
Broadcast time is *8pm* each day.
THE STORY: After being orphaned as a young child and living in various
foster homes over the years, a rebellious 13 year-old named David is
placed in the custody of foster parents who, by their love, challenge
David to abandon his anger and learn to hope and trust again. But this
bond is threatened when David's scheming aunt surfaces and demands to
take custody of her nephew.
running time: 1hr 18mins
/The Way Home/ stars:
Bruce Jennings - Cheryl Eitman - Robert Abrams
Lauren Geber - Aja Martin - Joanna Mitchell
Daniel Anstandig - Rick Jennings - Eudi Tracey
and Joy Borland.
Music by Bruce Jennings. Director of Photography: Laura Mankowski.
Produced and story by Peter Anthony Gould and Evonne Fields-Gould.
Screenplay by Evonne Fields-Gould. Directed and edited by Peter Anthony
Gould. Songs: "Finally" written by Terrance Fields and Lindsay Fields,
performed by Morgan Fields. "Somethings" written and performed by
Michael Stanley, courtesy of Line Level Music,
http://www.michaelstanley.com
Visit the Little Beth Entertainment website at
http://www.littlebeth.com for more information (cast bios, stills from
the film, and trailer).
*(Best Family Feature Film, the 2005 Indie Gathering Film Festival)
Thanks!
Peter Fields
From tha_soulpoet at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 16:27:53 2005
From: tha_soulpoet at yahoo.com (Vince Robinson)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 16:27:53 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Open Mic Poetry Tomorrow at Coventry Library
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Open mic poetry comes to the Coventry Village branch of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library tomorrow, December 6 at 6:30 p.m.
The event is the Nia Coffeehouse, a continuing poetry series originating at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Poets may perform their work accompanied by the music of Vince Robinson&TheJazzPoets.
The library is located at 1925 Coventry Rd near the intersection of Euclid Heights Boulevard in Cleveland Heights. Admission is free. Free parking is available in the lot on Washington Boulevard.
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Open mic poetry comes to the Coventry Village branch of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library tomorrow, December 6 at 6:30 p.m.
The event is the Nia Coffeehouse, a continuing poetry series originating at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Poets may perform their work accompanied by the music of Vince Robinson&TheJazzPoets.
The library is located at 1925 Coventry Rd near the intersection of Euclid Heights Boulevard in Cleveland Heights. Admission is free. Free parking is available in the lot on Washington Boulevard.
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From mmiloro at adelphia.net Mon Dec 5 16:34:38 2005
From: mmiloro at adelphia.net (Mark Miloro)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 19:34:38 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Youth Theater Directors Sought by GLTG
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currently under review and will soon be determined.
One workshop is an musical with 30 elementary-age students. Rehearsals =
to begin in June, will be set for Monday through Thursday in the =
afternoon, leading to three performances in July.
The second workshop is a musical with 40 teenage students. Rehearsals =
to begin in June, will be set for Monday through Thursday in the =
evening, leading to four performances in late July or early August.=20
If interested, please submit a resume by December 20, 2005 to:
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From lilith at cros.net Mon Dec 5 16:40:39 2005
From: lilith at cros.net (Christine Chapman)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 19:40:39 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]"RUBBLE" IS WRAPPED
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know how I'll ever cull it down to 5 minutes!
CHANDLER CHAPMAN- Writer and Exec. Producer
JOHNNY K. WU- Director of Photography
PETER SAMPSON- Lightning Designer & Second Unit Camera
JEFF YANIK- First A.D.
BRANDY SEYMOUR- "Elizabeth"
ANDY SCHOFIELD- "Michael"
THE AMAZING "EVERYTHING CREW"
ARMON ARCURI
CYNTHIA GRAHAM
JAMES OROSZ
REBECCA CHAPMAN (age 8)- Slate
ERIC POTTER
WAYNE ORRIS- Production Assistants
THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!
This shoot was full of challenges- not the least of which was a =
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trek to Port Clinton for the shoot.
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From hmp at hmpevents.com Mon Dec 5 16:59:11 2005
From: hmp at hmpevents.com (HMP Events)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 19:59:11 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Actors wanted for 12/10
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From KevinJosephKelly at aol.com Mon Dec 5 17:22:17 2005
From: KevinJosephKelly at aol.com (KevinJosephKelly at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 20:22:17 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Final Weekend of Alice's Adventures In Wonderland at The
Cleveland Play House!!!
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Come see it and say hello afterwards!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bring your little ones, they will love it!
ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND
OPENS AT THE CLEVELAND PLAY HOUSE
Nov. 19 - Dec. 11, 2005 10/25/2005
The production opens November 19 and runs through December 11, 2005, in the
Studio One Theatre. Public performances are at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays. Shows run 50 minutes and include a question-and-answer
session with the cast.
Cast:
Kevin Joseph Kelly, Colin Cook, Gilgamesh Tagget, Jared Nichols, Phillip
Carroll and Kristen O'Connor as Alice (Curtis L. Young is the understudy for
Kevin Joseph Kelly on Sundays)
Creative Team
Eric Schmiedl (Playwright)
Bill Hoffman (Director)
Costume Design by Kim Castle; Scenic Design by Jenny Hitmar; Lighting Design
by Maureen Patterson, Stage Manager: Donna Dziak.
Ticket Information
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at The Cleveland Play House box office,
in person or by calling (216) 795-7000 or online at
_www.clevelandplayhouse.com_ (http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/) . Phone orders have a $1 processing
fee.
For special pricing on groups of 10 or more, or information about student
matinees for school groups of 10 or more weekdays at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
beginning November 14, call (216) 795-7000 ext. 149
Sincerely,
Kevin Joseph Kelly
216-269-3824
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Bring your little ones, they will love it!
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From kjgiordano at yahoo.com Mon Dec 5 18:11:19 2005
From: kjgiordano at yahoo.com (Kevin J. Giordano)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 18:11:19 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Woodwind Player Looking For Pit Orchestra.
Message-ID: <20051206021119.93974.qmail@web60621.mail.yahoo.com>
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Woodwind Player Looking For Pit Orchestra.
Kevin Giordano
Clarinet / Saxophone
(216) 533-7602
Past Productions Include:
Victor - Victoria, Gypsy, Footloose, Fiddler On The Roof, Sound Of Music, Titanic, Anything Goes, A Chorus Line, Little Shop Of Horrors, South Pacific, Don't Rock The Boat, A Music Man, Ragtime, Grease, Hot Mikado, Meet Me In St. Louis, Forty-Second Street, Sweeney Todd, Guys and Dolls, Annie.
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Woodwind Player Looking For Pit Orchestra.
Kevin Giordano
Clarinet / Saxophone
(216) 533-7602
Past Productions Include:
Victor - Victoria, Gypsy, Footloose, Fiddler On The Roof, Sound Of Music, Titanic, Anything Goes, A Chorus Line, Little Shop Of Horrors, South Pacific, Don't Rock The Boat, A Music Man, Ragtime, Grease, Hot Mikado, Meet Me In St. Louis, Forty-Second Street, Sweeney Todd, Guys and Dolls, Annie.
Yahoo! Personals
Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet.
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From FSternfeld at aol.com Mon Dec 5 14:01:50 2005
From: FSternfeld at aol.com (FSternfeld at aol.com)
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 17:01:50 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FAIRMOUNT PERFORMING ARTS CAMP ' 06 program announced !!
Message-ID: <265.18efee9.30c612ce@aol.com>
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_FAIRMOUNT PERFORMING ARTS CAMP '06
_ (http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac06/index.htm) Fred Sternfeld, Camp
Director
Carol Pribble, Associate Director
Tom Fulton, Fairmount Center Executive Director
Located at Air-Conditioned
Chagrin Falls Schools
The Fairmount Performing Arts Camp (FPAC) is a vibrant summer day camp
program for young people entering grades 3-12 and all college students. Our
program offers two options: professional training for young people 6th grade -
college with professional aspirations - as well as a fun production experience
for children and teens entering grades 3-8.
In addition to providing theater training, our programs foster teamwork,
discipline, commitment and support, lessons that will resonate in all areas of
our student's lives, long after they leave our FPAC family.
This summer, we have truly found a beautiful setting for our camp: Chagrin
Falls, Ohio - in the air conditioned Chagrin Falls School System.
Check out details on our complete program @
_http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac06/index.htm_
(http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac06/index.htm)
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From ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com Tue Dec 6 04:25:44 2005
From: ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com (ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 07:25:44 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Need extra money? Earn $$$ for referrals by mentioning Mob
Inc.
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could mean a good amount of cash in your pocket for not even doing the legwork
of booking the show. All you have to do when dropping our name is mention
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you promptly. Simply refer them to our web site to contact us. It sure the
hell beats flipping burgers for minimum wage.
Sincerely,
W.J. Malbasa
President of M.O.B. INC.
_WWW.1Mobinc.com_ (http://www.1Mobinc.com)
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From ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com Tue Dec 6 05:17:11 2005
From: ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com (ThsThingOvOurz at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:17:11 EST
Subject: [NEohioPAL]actors need for mystery theater events
Message-ID: <53.34e005a1.30c6e957@aol.com>
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We are looking for actors and actresses in the Cleveland/Akron area as well
as the Columbus area for upcoming mystery events throughout Ohio for both our
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interested in working with the number one ranked company, send your head shot and
resume to Mobinc123 at aol.com for consideration. Auditions to be held soon.
Thank you and Happy Holidays to one and all.
Sincerely,
W.J.
President of M.O.B. INC.
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Auditions to be held soon.
Thank you and Happy Holidays to one and all.
Sincerely,
W.J.
President of M.O.B. INC.
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From mmc3656 at aol.com Tue Dec 6 06:09:02 2005
From: mmc3656 at aol.com (mmc3656 at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 09:09:02 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]AUDITIONS AT HATHAWAY BROWN
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HEY GUYS (Males)!!! DON'T FORGET!!!
This Thursday and Friday from 3:30-6:30 pm
at Hathaway Brown School
19600 North Park Blvd.
Shaker Heights
LITTLE WOMEN
Be prepared to read from the script.
Production Dates: Feb. 23-25, 2006
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HEY GUYS (Males)!!! DON'T FORGET!!!
This Thursday and Friday from 3:30-6:30 pm
at Hathaway Brown School
19600 North Park Blvd.
Shaker Heights
LITTLE WOMEN
Be prepared to read from the script.
Production Dates: Feb. 23-25, 2006
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From msucre2000 at yahoo.com Tue Dec 6 06:25:14 2005
From: msucre2000 at yahoo.com (Matthew Sucre)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 06:25:14 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]OTH's JOSEPH AUDITION INFORMATION
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AUDITION NOTICE
Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH
Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Monica Olejko.
Music Direction John Franks
Technical Director Matthew Sucre
AUDITIONS
Sunday Dec 11th at 2PM and Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 & 13 - 7PM.
CHARATERS All roles are available.
Needed: men and women age 16 and older
for the Narrator, Joseph, his father Jacob, his 11 brothers and 12 wives.
A young boy, age 6-10, is also needed.
Everyone should come prepared to sing a song (bring piano accompaniment) and dress for movement
PERFORMANCES Performances are Feb 17 - March 12th.
CONTACT Call 440-327-2909 for more information.
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AUDITION NOTICE
Olde Towne Hall Theatre ?36119 Center Ridge Road ? North Ridgeville, OH
Joseph and The Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber,
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Monica Olejko.
Music DirectionJohn Franks
Technical Director Matthew Sucre
AUDITIONS
Sunday Dec 11th at 2PM and Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 & 13 - 7PM.
CHARATERS
All roles are available.
Needed: men and women age 16 and older
for the Narrator, Joseph, his father Jacob, his 11 brothers and 12 wives.
A young boy, age 6-10, is also needed.
Everyone should come prepared to sing a song (bring piano accompaniment) and dress for movement
PERFORMANCES
Performances
are Feb 17 - March 12th.
CONTACT
Call 440-327-2909 for more information.
Yahoo! Personals
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From johnny at mdifilm.com Tue Dec 6 06:37:57 2005
From: johnny at mdifilm.com (Johnny Wu)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 09:37:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Icho Daiko's Taiko Workshop for Beginners
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For anyone interested in learning about Taiko Drumming
Icho Daiko's Taiko Workshop for Beginners
Place: Denison Avenue, United Church of Christ, 9900 Denison Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio
Date & Time: 3pm to 5pm
- Saturday, Dec 10, 2005
- Saturday, Jan 8, 2006
- Saturday, Feb 12, 2006
Cost: $15.00/session
To reserve your space, please call Yukiko Ebara at 440-744-1299 or send
email to ichodaiko at yahoo.com
For more info on Icho Daiko's future performances, classes and workshop
visit their website at http://ichodaiko.50webs.com/index.html
This is sponsored by Cleveland Chapter Japanese American Citizens League
PS: Icho Daiko will be performing at The Cleveland CAVS Halftime show on
Jan 5, 2006 against The Houston Rockets
Johnny K. Wu
===============
Cleveland IndieClub
Monthly free filmmaking networking group
www.clevelandindieclub.com
Media Design Imaging
www.mdifilm.com
216.373.3278
President (2004 & 2005)
Organization of Chinese Americans of Greater Cleveland
www.ocagc.org
Wu Family Martial Arts
2800 years of Family System
www.wujiaquan.com
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From johnny at mdifilm.com Tue Dec 6 07:09:57 2005
From: johnny at mdifilm.com (Johnny Wu)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:09:57 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper
industry?
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2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern
via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason
why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing:
everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to
buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news online or go to
www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as
well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not
being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same,
including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern
then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make
internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from
it.
Johnny
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Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry?=20
http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=3D205 =20
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local
newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part
of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have
since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at
once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go out
in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away
stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of
free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something
fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to
my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and
the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically,
the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday
paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at
the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining.
Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look
indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer
than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry
analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it
all) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules
governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65
percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the
greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news
from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online
versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause
them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay
to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that
same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also
requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues
from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other
problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site -
but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's
the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to
pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news
outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has
made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or
her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up
by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up
notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from
various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up
with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket
PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet
news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are
losing out to the Internet, either. The classified ads used to be a
significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and
sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet
outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services
being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live
Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of
these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The
free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of
the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with
the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by
owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified
section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to
run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition,
and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spend $99 for a 60 day ad
(the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add
up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of
dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the
house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to
Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their
Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines,
giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to
include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks
I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper
functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined,
newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do
you think the Web is killing the newspaper industry - or is it only
changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or
are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen?
Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the
newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave
of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.=20
=A0
Johnny K. Wu
=A0
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
Cleveland IndieClub
Monthly free filmmaking networking group
www.clevelandindieclub.com
=A0
Media Design Imaging
www.mdifilm.com
216.373.3278
=A0
President (2004 & 2005)
Organization of Chinese Americans of Greater Cleveland
www.ocagc.org
=A0
Wu Family Martial Arts
2800 years of Family System
www.wujiaquan.com
From clydesimon at sbcglobal.net Tue Dec 6 08:51:57 2005
From: clydesimon at sbcglobal.net (Clyde Simon)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:51:57 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]PD praise for convergence-continuum's "razor-sharp comedy"
STATES OF SHOCK
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CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM PRESENTS "STATES OF SHOCK" BY SAM SHEPARD AT THE LIMINIS IN TREMONT
Plain Dealer theatre critic Tony Brown (Mon., Dec. 5)
"rock-hard rock 'n' roll sensibilities" "twisted, darkly comic"
"wild imagination ... allowing Shepard's razor-sharp comedy to shine through"
"worth evey second"
To read the full review, click the following link:
http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/plaindealer/tony_brown/index.ssf?/base/entertainment/1133775363224000.xml&coll=2
States of Shock -- complete with singing, dancing, flying food, and a naughty encounter with some clam chowder -- is directed by convergence-continuum's Artistic Director Clyde Simon and features an ensemble cast that includes Lucy Bredeson-Smith, Geoff Hoffman, Steve Needham, Wes Shofner and Dawn Youngs, with percussionist Bill Lynn and guitarist Mark K.
States of Shock runs Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through December 17 at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. in Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood. All performances begin at 8 pm. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for students and seniors. For information and reservations, call 216-687-0074 or visit us on the web at http://www.convergence-continuum.org.
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CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM PRESENTS "STATES OF SHOCK" BY SAM SHEPARD AT THE LIMINIS IN TREMONT
Plain Dealer theatre critic Tony Brown (Mon., Dec. 5)
"rock-hard rock 'n' roll sensibilities" "twisted, darkly comic"
"wild imagination ... allowing Shepard's razor-sharp comedy to shine through"
"worth evey second"
To read the full review, click the following link:
States of Shock -- complete with singing, dancing, flying food, and a naughty encounter with some clam chowder -- is directed by convergence-continuum's Artistic Director Clyde Simon and features an ensemble cast that includes Lucy Bredeson-Smith, Geoff Hoffman, Steve Needham, Wes Shofner and Dawn Youngs, with percussionist Bill Lynn and guitarist Mark K.
States of Shock runs Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through December 17 at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd. in Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood. All performances begin at 8 pm. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $9 for students and seniors. For information and reservations, call 216-687-0074 or visit us on the web at http://www.convergence-continuum.org.
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From fstorch at beckcenter.org Tue Dec 6 10:18:55 2005
From: fstorch at beckcenter.org (Fran Storch)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 13:18:55 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Thank you, Mary,
for the fabulous review! Performance date clarification for Beck's
Beauty and the Beast
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Thank you, Mary, for the wonderful review (below) of the Beck Center's
Beauty and the Beast. I just want to clarify some of the performance
dates so no one misses this extraordinary performance.
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Disney's Beauty and the Beast will be presented at the Beck Center for
the Arts, 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood on the Main Stage through
December 31st. Performance days and times are Fridays and Saturdays at
7:30 p.m. (please note the earlier curtain time) and Sundays at 3:00
p.m. Select Thursday evening performances will be on December 15, 22
and 29 at 7:30 p.m. A special New Year's Eve show will be at 6:00 p.m.
on Saturday, December 31st. There are no performances on December 24 or
25. To reserve tickets, call the Beck Center Box Office at 216-521-2540
or visit our website at www.beckcenter.org.
=20
=20
Thank you. See you at the theater!
=20
Fran Storch
Marketing Assistant
The Beck Center for the Arts
17801 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
216-521-2540, ext. 244
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This is an unsolicited review of Beck Center's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
by Mary Faktor (the actor ;-)
=20
All I can say is WOW!=20
=20
Tonight I had the sincere pleasure of attending the preview performance
of the Disney version of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Beck Center. At
the close of Act one AND at final curtain call, THE AUDIENCE WENT WILD!
Young and old alike were mesmerized by this fun, enchanting theater
experience.=20
=20
This spectacular production (Produced by Scott Spence and directed by
Fred Sternfeld) is PHENOMENAL! Aimee Kluiber's costumes are delightful,
Ben Needham's sets are impressive, Martin Cespedes' choreography and
Larry Goodpaster's music direction are tremendous and the entire cast is
FANTASTIC!! =20
=20
The servants-turned-furniture (Cogsworth/ Douglas Collier,
Mrs. Potts/ Amiee Collier ,
Lumiere/ Larry Nehring , Chip/
Miles Sternfeld,
Babette/ Kristin Netzband, Madame de la Grande Bouche/ Tracee Patterson,
Monsieur D'Arque/ Adam Kapis, Doormat/ Andrew Parmelee) all played their
animated characters with perfect comic timing and believability. Josh
R. Noble's Gaston was absolutely hysterical and played to the hilt.
Gaston's "lackie", Lefou (Zac Hudak) was portrayed with Jerry Lewis
zeal, and Belle's father Maurice (Bill Kelly) showed such believable
love and warmth for his daughter. Not to forget the ensemble of
cutlery, plates, napkins and town folk all portrayed their characters
with commitment and enthusiasm.
=20
Cleveland newcomer, Natalie Green could not be a more perfect Belle.
This petite beauty has a beautiful singing voice to match her acting
depth and I'm sure we'll be seeing lots more of her in future
productions. Most impressive was Dan Folino as the Beast....a very
difficult role to perform with the multiple layers and range of emotions
necessary to touch our hearts. He managed to portray both human and
animal physical mannerisms, humor, embarrassment, shame, anger and
boyish awkwardness performed to perfection beneath the fantastic makeup
and prosthetics of Scott Gamble. The Magic and special effects of
Vincent Polowy made the magical transition of beast back to prince an
awesome experience. =20
=20
I heartily recommend this production of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST to young
and old alike. Get your tickets FAST...I'm sure this one will be a
Holiday season sell-out.
=20
Beauty and the Beast will be presented at Beck Center for the Arts,
17801 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. Performances will be December 2 -
31, 2005. Thursdays, December 8, 15, 22 & 29 at 7:30pm; Fridays,
December 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 at 7:30pm, Saturday, December 3 at 7:30pm;
Saturdays, December 10 & 17 at 2:30pm and 7:30pm; Saturday, December 31
- evening time to be decided, Sundays, December 4, 11, 18 at 3:00 p.m.
=20
Happy Holidays from:
Mary Faktor (the actor;-)
www.FaktorsTalentNetwork.com =20
888-913-3473
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just want to
clarify some of the performance dates so no one misses this =
extraordinary
performance.
=
Disney’s Beauty and the =
Beast will be
presented at the Beck =
Center for the Arts, 17801 Detroit Avenue in =
Lakewood on the Main Stage through =
December
31st. Performance days and times are Fridays and =
Saturdays at
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p.m.
Select Thursday evening performances will be on December 15, 22 and 29 =
at 7:30
p.m. A special New Year’s Eve show will be at 6:00 p.m. on =
Saturday,
December 31st. There are no performances on December 24 =
or
25. To reserve tickets, call the Beck Center Box Office at =
216-521-2540
or visit our website at www.beckcenter.org.
Thank you. See you at the =
theater!
=
Fran =
Storch
Marketing =
Assistant
The BeckCenter
for the Arts
17801
Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio44107
216-521-2540, ext. =
244
=
From:
neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com
[mailto:neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com] On Behalf Of TALENTnet1 at aol.com Sent: Friday, December =
02, 2005
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neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com Subject: =
[NEohioPAL]Unsolicited
review of Beck's BEAUTY & THE BEAST by Mary Faktor (the actor =
;-)
=
=
=
This is an unsolicited review of Beck Center's BEAUTY AND =
THE
BEAST
by Mary Faktor (the actor =
;-)
All I can say is WOW!
Tonight I had the sincere pleasure =
of
attending the preview performance of the Disney version of BEAUTY AND =
THE BEAST
at the BeckCenter. At =
the close of
Act one AND at final curtain call, THE AUDIENCE WENT WILD! Young =
and old
alike were mesmerized by this fun, enchanting theater =
experience.
=
This spectacular production =
(Produced by
Scott Spence and directed by Fred Sternfeld) =
is PHENOMENAL! Aimee Kluiber's costumes
are delightful, Ben Needham's sets are impressive, Martin
Cespedes' choreography and Larry Goodpaster's music direction are =
tremendous
and the entire cast is FANTASTIC!!
=
The servants-turned-furniture =
(Cogsworth/
Douglas Collier,
Mrs. Potts/ Amiee =
Collier, Lumiere/ Larry =
Nehring, Chip/
Miles Sternfeld,
Babette/ Kristin Netzband, Madame de la Grande Bouche/ Tracee =
Patterson,
Monsieur D'Arque/ Adam Kapis, Doormat/ Andrew Parmelee) all played =
their
animated characters with perfect comic timing and
believability. Josh R. Noble's Gaston was absolutely =
hysterical and
played to the hilt. Gaston's "lackie", Lefou (Zac Hudak) =
was
portrayed with Jerry Lewis zeal, and Belle's father Maurice (Bill
Kelly) showed such believable love and warmth for his =
daughter. Not
to forget the ensemble of cutlery, plates, napkins and town folk =
all
portrayed their characters with commitment and =
enthusiasm.
=
Cleveland newcomer, =
Natalie Green
could not be a more perfect Belle. This petite beauty has
a beautiful singing voice to match her acting depth and I'm sure =
we'll be
seeing lots more of her in future productions. Most impressive was =
Dan
Folino as the Beast....a very difficult role to =
perform with the
multiple layers and range of emotions necessary to touch our =
hearts. He
managed to portray both human and animal physical mannerisms, =
humor,
embarrassment, shame, anger and boyish awkwardness performed to =
perfection
beneath the fantastic makeup and prosthetics of Scott Gamble. The =
Magic
and special effects of Vincent Polowy made the magical transition =
of beast
back to prince an awesome experience.
=
I heartily recommend this =
production of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST to young and old alike. Get your tickets =
FAST...I'm sure
this one will be a Holiday season =
sell-out.
=
Beauty
and the Beast will be presented at BeckCenter
for the Arts, 17801 =
Detroit Ave.,
Lakewood, Ohio.
Performances will be December 2 - 31, 2005. Thursdays, December 8, 15, =
22 &
29 at 7:30pm; Fridays, December 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 at 7:30pm, =
Saturday,
December 3 at 7:30pm; Saturdays, December 10 & 17 at 2:30pm and =
7:30pm;
Saturday, December 31 - evening time to be decided, Sundays, December 4, =
11, 18
at 3:00 p.m.
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From frank at time-lineproductions.com Tue Dec 6 10:59:04 2005
From: frank at time-lineproductions.com (Frank Mixson)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:59:04 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper
industry?
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Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern
via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason
why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing:
everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to
buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news online or go to
www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as
well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not
being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same,
including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern
then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make
internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from
it.
Johnny
---------------
Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry?
http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local
newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part
of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have
since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at
once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go out
in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away
stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of
free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something
fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to
my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and
the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically,
the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday
paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at
the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining.
Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look
indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer
than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry
analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it
all) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules
governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65
percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the
greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news
from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online
versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause
them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay
to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that
same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also
requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues
from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other
problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site -
but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's
the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to
pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news
outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has
made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or
her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up
by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up
notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from
various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up
with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket
PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet
news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are
losing out to the Internet, either. The classified ads used to be a
significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and
sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet
outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services
being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live
Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of
these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The
free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of
the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with
the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by
owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified
section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to
run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition,
and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spend $99 for a 60 day ad
(the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add
up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of
dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the
house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to
Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their
Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines,
giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to
include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks
I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper
functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined,
newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do
you think the Web is killing the newspaper industry - or is it only
changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or
are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen?
Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the
newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave
of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
===============
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www.mdifilm.com
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2800 years of Family System
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Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non
partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes
unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu <johnny at mdifilm.com> wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing: everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news online or
go to www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same, including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from it.
Johnny
---------------
Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry? http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go out in
a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically, the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining. Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it all) is
twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65 percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site - but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's the price I
pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are losing out to the Internet, either. The classified
ads used to be a significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition, and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spend $99
for a 60 day ad (the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines, giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined, newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do you think the Web is killing the newspaper
industry - or is it only changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen? Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
=============== Cleveland IndieClub Monthly free filmmaking networking group www.clevelandindieclub.com
Media Design Imaging www.mdifilm.com 216.373.3278
President (2004 & 2005) Organization of Chinese Americans of Greater Cleveland www.ocagc.org
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From libchick76 at webtv.net Tue Dec 6 11:13:00 2005
From: libchick76 at webtv.net (Susan Schiff)
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 14:13:00 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]FOR SALE
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It's already a typical Cleveland winter (snow and cold), and I want to
sell 3 terrific, warm, shearling coats. All gently worn, but truly
wonderful. Here are the measurements:
Man's jkt:
sz 38-40
shoulder 18"
length 34"
sleeve-outer 24"
sleeve-inner 16"
Woman's coat:
sz 8
shoulder 15 1/2"
length 42"
sleeve-outer 22"
sleeve-inner 15"
sz 12
shoulder 16 1/2"
length 43"
sleeve-outer 22 1/2"
sleeve-inner 15 3/4"
For more info, e-mail me at libchick76 at webtv.net or call 216-283-68253.
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from December 9th, 2005 through January 21st, 2006.
Currently a student at the Cleveland Institute of Art, Inman will graduate
in 2006. She has exhibited at Spaces, Zygote Press and in NEO + ONE, and her
work is represented in private as well as corporate collections.
Inman's recent prints look to the future while reflecting on her past. By
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In addition to presenting new prints, Inman further explores her ideas of
personal history and the shaping of the self with an installation displaying
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viewer through only the storefront windows of the gallery. Handmade books
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The Artist and raw & co gallery welcome you to the opening reception Friday
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From: mikeanthnort at aol.com (mikeanthnort at aol.com)
Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 16:46:25 -0500
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper
industry?
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On the same token, there are some news services which if missed can be viewed on the Net, which is a "broadcaster" itself. That's one good example of interperability. The problem you write about with regard to broadcast news or even locally distributed newspaper content is very much the same as the problem with the webcast of information we receive via the Internet (only that on the web, the scale of unworthy content is vastly superior, as there are currently fewer means of sifting out the gold from the horse dung).
As long as it's all agreed that niche groups of interest whose borders are done away with via the web have as much (but no more) importance as geographically, localized community groups, then whether you're a broadcast news service, a newspaper in distribution, or a web service provider--whatever your business of fancy--you better be damned sure integrity is molded into your strategy. Otherwise, the technology is bound to give you a wake-up call itself and, excuse the cliche, catch you with your pants down!
Newspapers, TV news, etc., would have it as a great strategy for the future in becoming "sifters" of such content that can be backed up by more in-depth coverage via pointers to acclaimed web spaces. That's my bet, I'm all in; and all out!
Mike
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From: Frank Mixson
To: NeOhioPal List
Sent: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:59:04 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper industry?
Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern
via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason
why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing:
everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to
buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news onl ine or go to
www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as
well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not
being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same,
including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern
then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make
internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from
it.
Johnny
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Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry?
http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local
newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part
of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have
since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at
once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go o ut
in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away
stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of
free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something
fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to
my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and
the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically,
the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday
paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at
the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining.
Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look
indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer
than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry
analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it
all ) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules
governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65
percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the
greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news
from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online
versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause
them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay
to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that
same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also
requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues
from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other
problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site -
but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's
the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to
pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news
outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has
made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or
her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up
by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up
notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from
various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up
with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket
PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet
news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are
losing out to the Internet, either. The class ified ads used to be a
significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and
sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet
outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services
being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live
Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of
these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The
free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of
the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with
the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by
owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified
section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to
run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition,
and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spen d $99 for a 60 day ad
(the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add
up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of
dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the
house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to
Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their
Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines,
giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to
include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks
I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper
functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined,
newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do
you think the Web is killing the newspap er industry - or is it only
changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or
are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen?
Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the
newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave
of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
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On the same token, there are some news services which if missed can be viewed on the Net, which is a "broadcaster" itself. That's one good example of interperability. The problem you write about with regard to broadcast news or even locally distributed newspaper content is very much the same as the problem with the webcast of information we receive via the Internet (only that on the web, the scale of unworthy content is vastly superior, as there are currently fewer means of sifting out the gold from the horse dung).
As long as it's all agreed that niche groups of interest whose borders are done away with via the web have as much (but no more) importance as geographically, localized community groups, then whether you're a broadcast news service, a newspaper in distribution, or a web service provider--whatever your business of fancy--you better be damned sure integrity is molded into your strategy. Otherwise, the technology is bound to give you a wake-up call itself and, excuse the cliche, catch you with your pants down!
Newspapers, TV news, etc., would have it as a great strategy for the future in becoming "sifters" of such content that can be backed up by more in-depth coverage via pointers to acclaimed web spaces. That's my bet, I'm all in; and all out!
Mike
-----Original Message----- From: Frank Mixson <frank at time-lineproductions.com> To: NeOhioPal List <neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com> Sent: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 10:59:04 -0800 (PST) Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Interesting read: is the web killing the newspaper industry?
Good stuff, Johnny, and I agree with you.
Yea... 24 news.. and local news 'magazine', like wuab's action news, I think are more of a culprit than the net.. People see a headline on the net, and that usually leads them to the TV for the 'full' story.
I liken local tv news to 'magazines' because of its 'slick' format and inclusion of opinions thinly veiled as objective and fair. The inclusion of product advertising as 'news' stories, is another irritating aspect of the current nature of journalism...They're called 'advertorials'. This is true across media types... print or broadcast. We'll see a lot more of this as more and more of the media outlets (tv, print, and radio) are controlled by fewer and fewer people. The laws(FCC) used to not allow a company to own mutliple media companys in the same market, to insure non partisan coverage.. But that's changed a lot, hasn't it? Most of us haven't even noticed... To me its doesn't matter too much where you get your news for those reasons. There is little integrity in any of it...
I've seen this coming for a long time too. I don't think newspapers will totally go away, but they're going to have to change a lot; downsize, find niche markets etc. They are more print publications now than ever before. Nothing will ever replace the feeling of a magazine or a book in your hand. They're going to just have to rethink they're whole mission...
The PD's removal of the local arts announcement section is yet another short sighted poor move by them,and that seems to be the norm in this town.. They think supporting the bigger productions from out of town is the answer... but there's so much grass roots art in Cleveland, that goes unnoticed an uncovered, its an industry waiting to happen.. Especially in the music community. Its just crazy...
Okay, now pay up!
That'll cost you 2 cents..
Frank Mixson
Johnny Wu <johnny at mdifilm.com> wrote:
2 years ago when I attended the PD's art meeting, I voiced my concern via email to PD's CEO on this, that the internet is one of the reason why paper subscription and advertisement sales were decreasing: everything written in PD can be found on the internet so I don't need to buy a copy of the newspaper and I can get the news onl ine or go to www.cnn.com, and that all the discounted coupons can be found online as well or sales info, etc. I didn't get any respond, perhaps I was not being heard... But now there are a lot of people stating the same, including this article from winxpnews. It echoes a bit of my concern then, I think newspapers should re-consider their strategy to make internet work on their favor not slowly 'taking' the resource away from it.
Johnny
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Is the Web Killing the Newspaper Industry? http://www.wxpnews.com/?id=205
Fifteen years ago, I couldn't have imagined not subscribing to the local newspaper. Waiting for the paper to come each day was an important part of life when I was growing up.
Not anymore. I still read the Dallas Morning News every day, as I have since childhood, but I don't have to wait for it to be delivered all at once; now the stories are updated as they occur. I don't have to go o ut in a downpour to get them, and I don't have to deal with throwing away stacks of newsprint every week (on the downside, I don't have a bunch of free packing material sitting around when I want to box up something fragile, either). I now read my news on the Web, and I'm not limited to my local newspaper. I read several major city and specialty dailies, and the only one I have to pay for is the Wall Street Journal. Ironically, the only rare occasions when I do pick up a print copy of the Sunday paper are when I'm in the market to buy something and want to look at the advertising inserts.
According to circulation figures, newspaper subscriptions are declining. Logically, the Web gets much of the blame. However, a closer look indicates that this is part of a twenty-year trend - quite a bit longer than the average person has had easy Internet access. Some industry analysts believe the real culprit (or at least the one that started it all ) is twenty-four hour cable news. Others say changes in the rules governing telemarketing (the means by which major papers gained up to 65 percent of their home delivery subscribers in the past) have had the greatest impact of all.
But there's no denying that a growing number of us get most of our news from the Internet. Many newspapers have adapted and put out online versions, but some refuse to do so because they believe it will cause them to lose even more subscribers. And they're probably right; why pay to wait around for the paper to be delivered when you can access that same paper any time, for free? Generally, the decision to go online also requires a shift in revenue strategy, with more dependence on revenues from advertisers to replace subscription revenue. That can lead to other problems. I'm annoyed by the popup ads on the Dallas paper's Web site - but not annoyed enough to stop reading the online version. I figure it's the price I pay instead of a subscription (although I'd be willing to pay a small fee for online access without the popups).
Of course, Internet users don't have to rely on just the "official" news outlets for information anymore, either. The popularity of blogging has made it possible for anyone to become a publisher and disseminate his or her version of the news, including stories that would never be picked up by the commercial media.
Another advantage of Internet-based news is that I can set up notifications so I'll get emailed messages about breaking news from various news outlets or about specified subjects or use RSS to keep up with new articles posted to blogs or other Web sites. And with a Pocket PC phone equipped with unlimited data access, you can get your Internet news anywhere you happen to be, at any time.
News stories aren't the only area where the traditional newspapers are losing out to the Internet, either. The class ified ads used to be a significant source of revenue, and the primary way people bought and sold personal property, used automobiles and real estate. Now Internet outlets such as Craig's List, eBay, Yahoo Classifieds, and new services being started up by Google (GoogleBase) and Microsoft (Windows Live Classifieds, codenamed Fremont) are taking over that function. Some of these (such as eBay) charge you fees to sell items. Others don't. The free services are supported by online advertising, but unlike on many of the news Web sites, the ads aren't intrusive and don't interfere with the usability of the sites.
I recently had two houses in the DFW area that I wanted to sell on a "by owner" basis. I first looked to the Dallas Morning News classified section, and discovered it would cost me $53 to place a three line ad to run for one weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) in the print edition, and $16 for each additional line. Or I could spen d $99 for a 60 day ad (the minimum) in the online edition.
eBay would charge me a percentage of the selling price, which would add up to about $1375 - but only if and when it sold (still thousands of dollars less than I'd have had to pay a real estate agent to list the house on MLS).
However, I didn't really want to pay that much, either. So I turned to Craig's list (www.craigslist.com). I put two separate ads on their Dallas/Ft. Worth site, for no cost. Each ad was over fifteen lines, giving all the details I could about the property, and I was able to include four photos of each house in its ad. Within a couple of weeks I'd had dozens of calls and had buyers for both houses.
Despite the fact that these online options are replacing many newspaper functions, I figure that as long as there are bird cages to be lined, newspapers will never become completely obsolete . What about you? Do you think the Web is killing the newspap er industry - or is it only changing it? Have you let your subscriptions to print papers lapse? Or are you one of those folks who doesn't want to read the news onscreen? Do you see any advantage to paying the hefty fees charged by the newspapers for classified ads, or are free classified services the wave of the future? Let us know at feedback at wxpnews.com.
Johnny K. Wu
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