Every Tuesday Improv Jams rock the stage of the Bassa Vita Lounge in

"Greta Rothman" <gretaofoz at hotmail.com> · Thu, 22 Feb 2007 12:54:19 -0500

COMEDIC WRITING, facilitated by Fred Gloor.  
The class will focus on short sketch writing.  Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 13, 
7-9 pm
,
 
Members $110/Non-members $120
 

that flash photography was not only prohibited but a danger to   cast   members and that the House Manager had the right confiscate any   cameras......then if someone did take flash pics anyway I would pull   them   aside and tell them that they had two choices....they could give me the   camera and get it after the show or I could just take all of the film   out of   it right there......they usually gave me the camera. :)  People need to learn theatre etiquette which in this day and age is a   lost   art.    -Greta
 Rothman      >From: "Pribble Carol" <cpribble at us.edu>  >To: <VanBrujah at aol.com>,   ><warnert70 at yahoo.com>,<neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com>  >Subject: [NEohioPAL]i pay your salary  >Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:16:48 -0500  >  >"I pay your salary"....every high school drama teacher's favorite   line!  >I did have a father say that to me once. I told him that if he paid my   >salary he should know that I was hired to run the theatre department,   and   >my job is to do what is best for the productions; flash photography is   >distracting to both the audience and the actors and therefore not best   for   >the production.  >I also told him that if he paid my salary, I could use a raise.  >CP  > 
 >________________________________  >  >From: neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com on behalf of   >VanBrujah at aol.com  >Sent: Sun 2/18/2007 10:35 PM  >To: warnert70 at yahoo.com; neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com  >Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Food and Drink in the Auditorium  >  >  >I see this problem in our high school productions all the time. My   theory   >on it is this:  >People have convinced themselves that the rules apply to everyone   EXCEPT   >them.  >  >  >We also have a small group of parents who  - even though their   children   >have been involved in community and high school theatre for years, and   they   >know better - continue to sneak cameras into performances and shoot   flash   >pictures during them, despite signs and
 an announcement telling them   this   >is not permitted. Their new thing is to sit in the 5th or 6th row,   dead   >center, where they think we won't be able to get to them and tell them   to   >stop. We actually had to interrupt a performance 2 weeks ago and tell   them   >to stop. One parent actually walked past me with a camera bag, and   when I   >reminded her that she could not take pictures, she insisted that it   was for   >after the show, and she didn't want to leave it in her car. Of course,   as   >soon as the lights went down, out came her camera and the flashes   began.  >  >So here's a good question for all you HS Drama folks out there - What   do   >YOU do when this happens? How far do you press the issue with people   who  
 >don't mind reminding you that "as a taxpayer, I pay your salary?"  >  >I'm curious to hear.  >  >  
COMEDIC WRITING, facilitated by Fred Gloor.  
The class will focus on short sketch writing.  Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 13, 
7-9 pm
,
 
Members $110/Non-members $120
 

that flash photography was not only prohibited but a danger to   cast   members and that the House Manager had the right confiscate any   cameras......then if someone did take flash pics anyway I would pull   them   aside and tell them that they had two choices....they could give me the   camera and get it after the show or I could just take all of the film   out of   it right there......they usually gave me the camera. :)  People need to learn theatre etiquette which in this day and age is a   lost   art.    -Greta
 Rothman      >From: "Pribble Carol" <cpribble at us.edu>  >To: <VanBrujah at aol.com>,   ><warnert70 at yahoo.com>,<neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com>  >Subject: [NEohioPAL]i pay your salary  >Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:16:48 -0500  >  >"I pay your salary"....every high school drama teacher's favorite   line!  >I did have a father say that to me once. I told him that if he paid my   >salary he should know that I was hired to run the theatre department,   and   >my job is to do what is best for the productions; flash photography is   >distracting to both the audience and the actors and therefore not best   for   >the production.  >I also told him that if he paid my salary, I could use a raise.  >CP  > 
 >________________________________  >  >From: neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com on behalf of   >VanBrujah at aol.com  >Sent: Sun 2/18/2007 10:35 PM  >To: warnert70 at yahoo.com; neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com  >Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Food and Drink in the Auditorium  >  >  >I see this problem in our high school productions all the time. My   theory   >on it is this:  >People have convinced themselves that the rules apply to everyone   EXCEPT   >them.  >  >  >We also have a small group of parents who  - even though their   children   >have been involved in community and high school theatre for years, and   they   >know better - continue to sneak cameras into performances and shoot   flash   >pictures during them, despite signs and
 an announcement telling them   this   >is not permitted. Their new thing is to sit in the 5th or 6th row,   dead   >center, where they think we won't be able to get to them and tell them   to   >stop. We actually had to interrupt a performance 2 weeks ago and tell   them   >to stop. One parent actually walked past me with a camera bag, and   when I   >reminded her that she could not take pictures, she insisted that it   was for   >after the show, and she didn't want to leave it in her car. Of course,   as   >soon as the lights went down, out came her camera and the flashes   began.  >  >So here's a good question for all you HS Drama folks out there - What   do   >YOU do when this happens? How far do you press the issue with people   who  
 >don't mind reminding you that "as a taxpayer, I pay your salary?"  >  >I'm curious to hear.  >  >  
COMEDIC WRITING, facilitated by Fred Gloor.  
The class will focus on short sketch writing.  Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 13, 
7-9 pm
,
 
Members $110/Non-members $120
 

that flash photography was not only prohibited but a danger to   cast   members and that the House Manager had the right confiscate any   cameras......then if someone did take flash pics anyway I would pull   them   aside and tell them that they had two choices....they could give me the   camera and get it after the show or I could just take all of the film   out of   it right there......they usually gave me the camera. :)  People need to learn theatre etiquette which in this day and age is a   lost   art.    -Greta
 Rothman      >From: "Pribble Carol" <cpribble at us.edu>  >To: <VanBrujah at aol.com>,   ><warnert70 at yahoo.com>,<neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com>  >Subject: [NEohioPAL]i pay your salary  >Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:16:48 -0500  >  >"I pay your salary"....every high school drama teacher's favorite   line!  >I did have a father say that to me once. I told him that if he paid my   >salary he should know that I was hired to run the theatre department,   and   >my job is to do what is best for the productions; flash photography is   >distracting to both the audience and the actors and therefore not best   for   >the production.  >I also told him that if he paid my salary, I could use a raise.  >CP  > 
 >________________________________  >  >From: neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com on behalf of   >VanBrujah at aol.com  >Sent: Sun 2/18/2007 10:35 PM  >To: warnert70 at yahoo.com; neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com  >Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Food and Drink in the Auditorium  >  >  >I see this problem in our high school productions all the time. My   theory   >on it is this:  >People have convinced themselves that the rules apply to everyone   EXCEPT   >them.  >  >  >We also have a small group of parents who  - even though their   children   >have been involved in community and high school theatre for years, and   they   >know better - continue to sneak cameras into performances and shoot   flash   >pictures during them, despite signs and
 an announcement telling them   this   >is not permitted. Their new thing is to sit in the 5th or 6th row,   dead   >center, where they think we won't be able to get to them and tell them   to   >stop. We actually had to interrupt a performance 2 weeks ago and tell   them   >to stop. One parent actually walked past me with a camera bag, and   when I   >reminded her that she could not take pictures, she insisted that it   was for   >after the show, and she didn't want to leave it in her car. Of course,   as   >soon as the lights went down, out came her camera and the flashes   began.  >  >So here's a good question for all you HS Drama folks out there - What   do   >YOU do when this happens? How far do you press the issue with people   who  
 >don't mind reminding you that "as a taxpayer, I pay your salary?"  >  >I'm curious to hear.  >  >  
COMEDIC WRITING, facilitated by Fred Gloor.  
The class will focus on short sketch writing.  Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 13, 
7-9 pm
,
 
Members $110/Non-members $120
 

that flash photography was not only prohibited but a danger to   cast   members and that the House Manager had the right confiscate any   cameras......then if someone did take flash pics anyway I would pull   them   aside and tell them that they had two choices....they could give me the   camera and get it after the show or I could just take all of the film   out of   it right there......they usually gave me the camera. :)  People need to learn theatre etiquette which in this day and age is a   lost   art.    -Greta
 Rothman      >From: "Pribble Carol" <cpribble at us.edu>  >To: <VanBrujah at aol.com>,   ><warnert70 at yahoo.com>,<neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com>  >Subject: [NEohioPAL]i pay your salary  >Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:16:48 -0500  >  >"I pay your salary"....every high school drama teacher's favorite   line!  >I did have a father say that to me once. I told him that if he paid my   >salary he should know that I was hired to run the theatre department,   and   >my job is to do what is best for the productions; flash photography is   >distracting to both the audience and the actors and therefore not best   for   >the production.  >I also told him that if he paid my salary, I could use a raise.  >CP  > 
 >________________________________  >  >From: neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com on behalf of   >VanBrujah at aol.com  >Sent: Sun 2/18/2007 10:35 PM  >To: warnert70 at yahoo.com; neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com  >Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Food and Drink in the Auditorium  >  >  >I see this problem in our high school productions all the time. My   theory   >on it is this:  >People have convinced themselves that the rules apply to everyone   EXCEPT   >them.  >  >  >We also have a small group of parents who  - even though their   children   >have been involved in community and high school theatre for years, and   they   >know better - continue to sneak cameras into performances and shoot   flash   >pictures during them, despite signs and
 an announcement telling them   this   >is not permitted. Their new thing is to sit in the 5th or 6th row,   dead   >center, where they think we won't be able to get to them and tell them   to   >stop. We actually had to interrupt a performance 2 weeks ago and tell   them   >to stop. One parent actually walked past me with a camera bag, and   when I   >reminded her that she could not take pictures, she insisted that it   was for   >after the show, and she didn't want to leave it in her car. Of course,   as   >soon as the lights went down, out came her camera and the flashes   began.  >  >So here's a good question for all you HS Drama folks out there - What   do   >YOU do when this happens? How far do you press the issue with people   who  
 >don't mind reminding you that "as a taxpayer, I pay your salary?"  >  >I'm curious to hear.  >  >  
COMEDIC WRITING, facilitated by Fred Gloor.  
The class will focus on short sketch writing.  Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 13, 
7-9 pm
,
 
Members $110/Non-members $120
 

that flash photography was not only prohibited but a danger to   cast   members and that the House Manager had the right confiscate any   cameras......then if someone did take flash pics anyway I would pull   them   aside and tell them that they had two choices....they could give me the   camera and get it after the show or I could just take all of the film   out of   it right there......they usually gave me the camera. :)  People need to learn theatre etiquette which in this day and age is a   lost   art.    -Greta
 Rothman      >From: "Pribble Carol" <cpribble at us.edu>  >To: <VanBrujah at aol.com>,   ><warnert70 at yahoo.com>,<neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com>  >Subject: [NEohioPAL]i pay your salary  >Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:16:48 -0500  >  >"I pay your salary"....every high school drama teacher's favorite   line!  >I did have a father say that to me once. I told him that if he paid my   >salary he should know that I was hired to run the theatre department,   and   >my job is to do what is best for the productions; flash photography is   >distracting to both the audience and the actors and therefore not best   for   >the production.  >I also told him that if he paid my salary, I could use a raise.  >CP  > 
 >________________________________  >  >From: neohiopal-admin at lists.fredsternfeld.com on behalf of   >VanBrujah at aol.com  >Sent: Sun 2/18/2007 10:35 PM  >To: warnert70 at yahoo.com; neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com  >Subject: Re: [NEohioPAL]Food and Drink in the Auditorium  >  >  >I see this problem in our high school productions all the time. My   theory   >on it is this:  >People have convinced themselves that the rules apply to everyone   EXCEPT   >them.  >  >  >We also have a small group of parents who  - even though their   children   >have been involved in community and high school theatre for years, and   they   >know better - continue to sneak cameras into performances and shoot   flash   >pictures during them, despite signs and
 an announcement telling them   this   >is not permitted. Their new thing is to sit in the 5th or 6th row,   dead   >center, where they think we won't be able to get to them and tell them   to   >stop. We actually had to interrupt a performance 2 weeks ago and tell   them   >to stop. One parent actually walked past me with a camera bag, and   when I   >reminded her that she could not take pictures, she insisted that it   was for   >after the show, and she didn't want to leave it in her car. Of course,   as   >soon as the lights went down, out came her camera and the flashes   began.  >  >So here's a good question for all you HS Drama folks out there - What   do   >YOU do when this happens? How far do you press the issue with people   who  
 >don't mind reminding you that "as a taxpayer, I pay your salary?"  >  >I'm curious to hear.  >  >

From:	"Greta Rothman" <gretaofoz at hotmail.com>
To:	cpribble at us.edu, VanBrujah at aol.com, warnert70 at yahoo.com, neohiopal at lists.fredsternfeld.com
Subject:	RE: [NEohioPAL]i pay your salary
Date:	Thu, 22 Feb 2007 12:54:19 -0500

Every Tuesday Improv Jams rock the stage of the Bassa Vita Lounge in

Lakewood from 8:00 - 9:30pm!

Work on stage with members of the Improv

Community in a fun, open, high energy, fast

paced learning environment!

Jump up on stage with us or support

Come and be a part of Cleveland's newest Tuesday night out!

Enjoy an evening at the Bassa Vita Lounge. Indulge your appetite on fantastic food, great drink specials and catch some of the newest and best Free Improv Comedy you will see anywhere in Cleveland!

Audition Dates: =20 Sunday, March 11 =20 7:30pm

Production Dates: = May=20 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19 @=20 8pm

&n= bsp; &nb= sp; =20

STORY

For=20 Immediate Release

Cleveland’s Classic Theater = Company

Concludes 45th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

GTLF=20 Producing Artistic Director, Charles Fee stages Noel Coward’s = Hay=20 Fever and

Festival=20 Associate Artistic Director Andrew May makes his directorial debut = with Shakespeare’s The = Tempest.=20

THE ART OF THE PERSONAL ESSAY, with Jan C. Snow. Start with a memory, an anecdote, incident or journey and craft a finished short prose piece. Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 20, 7-9 pm, Members $110/Non-members $120

MEMOIR WRITING, with Linda Goodman Robiner. Learn to mine your experiences and write compelling memoirs. Five Wednesday Evenings beginning April 18, 7-9 pm. Members $85/Non-members $95

***

News Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TWO ACCOMPLISHED LOCAL ARTISTS EXHIBIT

CLASSIC FIGURATIVE WORK IN TWO COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITIONS

AT ARTS COLLINWOOD GALLERY AND TRUE ART GALLERY

NEohioPAL Special=20 for The Acting Company's production=20 of "Jane Eyre"

directed by Davis McCallum set design, Neil Patelcostume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly lighting design, Michael Chybowskimusic = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Pattonmovement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

set design, Neil Patelcostume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly lighting design, Michael Chybowskimusic = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Pattonmovement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

being performed at the Stocker Arts Center of Lorain County = Community=20 College

this Saturday, February 24, 2007 – = 7:30pm

Call for Auditions

Every Tuesday Improv Jams rock the stage of the Bassa Vita Lounge in

Lakewood from 8:00 - 9:30pm!

Work on stage with members of the Improv

Community in a fun, open, high energy, fast

paced learning environment!

Jump up on stage with us or support

Come and be a part of Cleveland's newest Tuesday night out!

Enjoy an evening at the Bassa Vita Lounge. Indulge your appetite on fantastic food, great drink specials and catch some of the newest and best Free Improv Comedy you will see anywhere in Cleveland!

Audition Dates: =20 Sunday, March 11 =20 7:30pm

Production Dates: = May=20 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19 @=20 8pm

&n= bsp; &nb= sp; =20

STORY

For=20 Immediate Release

Cleveland’s Classic Theater = Company

Concludes 45th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

GTLF=20 Producing Artistic Director, Charles Fee stages Noel Coward’s = Hay=20 Fever and

Festival=20 Associate Artistic Director Andrew May makes his directorial debut = with Shakespeare’s The = Tempest.=20

THE ART OF THE PERSONAL ESSAY, with Jan C. Snow. Start with a memory, an anecdote, incident or journey and craft a finished short prose piece. Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 20, 7-9 pm, Members $110/Non-members $120

MEMOIR WRITING, with Linda Goodman Robiner. Learn to mine your experiences and write compelling memoirs. Five Wednesday Evenings beginning April 18, 7-9 pm. Members $85/Non-members $95

***

News Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TWO ACCOMPLISHED LOCAL ARTISTS EXHIBIT

CLASSIC FIGURATIVE WORK IN TWO COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITIONS

AT ARTS COLLINWOOD GALLERY AND TRUE ART GALLERY

NEohioPAL Special=20 for The Acting Company's production=20 of "Jane Eyre"

directed by Davis McCallum set design, Neil Patelcostume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly lighting design, Michael Chybowskimusic = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Pattonmovement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

set design, Neil Patelcostume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly lighting design, Michael Chybowskimusic = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Pattonmovement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

being performed at the Stocker Arts Center of Lorain County = Community=20 College

this Saturday, February 24, 2007 – = 7:30pm

Call for Auditions

Every Tuesday Improv Jams rock the stage of the Bassa Vita Lounge in

Lakewood from 8:00 - 9:30pm!

Work on stage with members of the Improv

Community in a fun, open, high energy, fast

paced learning environment!

Jump up on stage with us or support

Come and be a part of Cleveland's newest Tuesday night out!

Enjoy an evening at the Bassa Vita Lounge. Indulge your appetite on fantastic food, great drink specials and catch some of the newest and best Free Improv Comedy you will see anywhere in Cleveland!

Audition Dates: =20 Sunday, March 11 =20 7:30pm

Production Dates: = May=20 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19 @=20 8pm

&n= bsp; &nb= sp; =20

STORY

For=20 Immediate Release

Cleveland’s Classic Theater = Company

Concludes 45th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

GTLF=20 Producing Artistic Director, Charles Fee stages Noel Coward’s = Hay=20 Fever and

Festival=20 Associate Artistic Director Andrew May makes his directorial debut = with Shakespeare’s The = Tempest.=20

THE ART OF THE PERSONAL ESSAY, with Jan C. Snow. Start with a memory, an anecdote, incident or journey and craft a finished short prose piece. Six Tuesday evenings beginning March 20, 7-9 pm, Members $110/Non-members $120

Concludes 45^th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

NEohioPAL Special=20 for
The Acting Company's production=20 of
"Jane Eyre"

directed by Davis McCallum

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

Concludes 45^th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

NEohioPAL Special=20 for
The Acting Company's production=20 of
"Jane Eyre"

directed by Davis McCallum

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

Concludes 45^th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

NEohioPAL Special=20 for
The Acting Company's production=20 of
"Jane Eyre"

directed by Davis McCallum

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

Concludes 45^th=20 Season With Spring Repertory

NEohioPAL Special=20 for
The Acting Company's production=20 of
"Jane Eyre"

directed by Davis McCallum

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20

set design, Neil Patel
costume = design,=20 Christal Weatherly
lighting design, Michael Chybowski
music = and=20 sound, Michael Friedman and Fitz Patton
movement director, Tracy=20 Bersley=20