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LINCOLNESQUE: Not Politics As Usual
Anchors FusionFest =9207 and closes CPH=92s 91st season=20

CLEVELAND =96 The Cleveland Play House closes its successful 2006-2007 =
season
with the political satire, Lincolnesque. An exploration of the inner
workings of Washington campaign politics, Lincolnesque, written by
Washington resident John Strand, opens for previews on Friday, April 27 =
and
runs through Sunday, May 20, 2007 in the Drury Theatre.

Lincolnesque focuses on two brothers=97a speech writer for a faltering
congressional campaign, and a psychiatric outpatient who believes he is
Abraham Lincoln. The congressman=92s campaign begins to turn around =
when, with
the aid of Lincoln=92s speeches, it invokes the =
unthinkable=97principles.
Lincolnesque is one of the anchor events of The Cleveland Play House=92s
FusionFest 2007, the area=92s only annual multidisciplinary performing =
arts
festival that brings together national talent and Cleveland artists and =
arts
organizations.=20

=93Lincolnesque is that rare theatre species--the political comedy. It =
harkens
back to the witty, high-concept comedies of Preston Sturges and Frank
Capra,=94 says Michael Bloom, the play=92s director and CPH Artistic =
Director.
=93And in age in which political operatives see their party=92s =
objectives and
the nation=92s as one and the same, it is startlingly relevant.=94

Lincolnesque received its world premiere at the Old Globe Theatre in San
Diego in August 2006.

ABOUT LINCOLNESQUE
Leo is a struggling speechwriter on Capitol Hill. His brother Francis =
was
once a high-powered political consultant but is now a psychiatric =
outpatient
who believes he is President Abraham Lincoln.=20

Leo=92s current speechwriting assignment is for the re-election campaign =
of
Congressman Dave Carpenter, an uninspiring career politician known for
consistency and boring suits. Desperate for ideas to craft a new image =
for
Congressman Carpenter, Leo enlists Francis to help him incorporate key
phrases and ideals originally spoken by Lincoln.=20

ABOUT THE CAST
DONALD CARRIER (Francis) has performed in a number of regional theatres,
including The Shakespeare Theatre, The Huntington Theatre, The Wilma
Theatre, The Intiman Theatre, TheatreWorks, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, =
The
National Arts Center, The Manitoba Theatre Center, The Neptune Theatre,
eight seasons at the Stratford Festival of Canada, and two seasons at =
the
Shaw Festival. He has appeared on television on =93Falcone,=94 =
=93Hollywood
Off-Ramp,=94 =93Earth: Final Conflict,=94 and =93Road to Avonlea.=94 His =
film credits
include roles in The Passion of Ayn Rand, 54, Dead by Monday and The =
Wives
of Windsor. Mr. Carrier is also an accomplished director and playwright =
=96 he
directed 12th Night and The Liar, and wrote (with Anaya Farrell) and
directed Evangeline. He attended Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic =
Arts.

BRIAN J. CARTER (Leo) has performed Off-Broadway in Wit, MCC Theater and
Union Square (original company); Brave New World Festival, Town Hall; =
Waning
Moon Over Bensonhurst, MCC Theater; The Curate Shakespeare, Oberon =
Theatre
Ensemble; High Road, HERE; and Henry IV, Belmont Playhouse. His regional
theatre credits include works at Stageworks, 21st Annual Humana =
Festival,
Actors Theater of Louisville and Virginia Shakespeare Festival. He has =
been
seen on =93Law & Order,=94 =93One Life to Live,=94 =93The NFL Today=94 =
and =93The Road to
the Final Four.=94

TRACEY CONYER LEE (Carla, Doctor) has appeared in Cleveland in Love,
Langston at Great Lakes Theatre Festival. Her regional theatre =
experience is
extensive, as she has performed at Interact Repertory, Westport =
Playhouse,
Merrimack Repertory, Delaware Theatre Company, Laguna Playhouse, =
Virginia
Stage, Syracuse Stage, Florida Stage, TheatreWorks, Pittsburgh CLO, =
Stages
St. Louis, St. Louis Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse, La Mirada, Helen Hayes =
PAC,
Ogunquit Playhouse and Actors Theatre of Louisville. Ms. Conyer Lee=92s
television credits include roles on =93Law & Order: Criminal Intent,=94 =
=93Ed,=94
=93All My Children=94 and =93Guiding Light.=94 She was also seen in the =
film
Sophisticated Romance, Untitled: A Love Story. She attended James =
Madison
University, and trained at The Barrow Group, Gotham City Improv.

WALTER CHARLES (Daly, Secretary of War) has been seen in the following
productions on Broadway: The Apple Tree; The Woman in White; Sweeney =
Todd;
Big River; Boys from Syracuse; Kiss Me Kate; A Christmas Carol; La Cage =
Aux
Folles; 110 in the Shade; Anna Karenina; Aspects of Love; Me and My =
Girl;
Cats and Grease. Off-Broadway, he performed in The Immigrant, Dodger =
Stages;
and Wit, Union Square Theatre. Mr. Charles=92s regional theatre credits
include productions at Arena Stage, Paper Mill Playhouse, Ford=92s =
Theatre,
Alliance Theatre, Missouri Repertory Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Denver
Center, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, Geffen Playhouse,
Cincinnati Playhouse, Hartford Stage Company, Goodspeed Opera House,
Pennsylvania Stage Company and Indiana Rep. He has appeared on =
television in
=93Law & Order,=94 =93The $treet,=94 =93Cagney & Lacey,=94 =93Kate & =
Allie,=94 =93All My
Children=94 and =93One Life to Live.=94 He was seen in the motion =
pictures A Fine
Mess; Weeds; Fletch Lives; and Prancer.

DIRECTION AND DESIGN
JOHN STRAND (Playwright) In addition to Lincolnesque, Mr. Strand=92s =
recent
plays include Lorenzaccio, his adaptation of Alfred de Musset's 1834 =
French
classic, which premiered at The Shakespeare Theater in Washington, D.C.,
directed by Michael Kahn. Mr. Strand is the author of the book for the
musical The Highest Yellow, with a score by Michael John LaChiusa, at
Signature Theater in Arlington, Virginia. His other plays include Lovers =
and
Executioners, Arena Stage, winner of the Charles MacArthur Award for
Outstanding New Play; The Diaries, commissioned by Signature Theater and
nominated for the MacArthur; Tom Walker, commissioned by Arena Stage,
Washington, D.C. Additional plays are Otabenga, directed by Michael Kahn =
at
Signature Theater, nominated for the MacArthur; The Miser, an adaptation =
of
the Moli=E8re play set in Regan-era America, at Arena Stage; Three =
Nights in
Tehran, a comedy about the Iran-Contra affair, Signature Theater; The
Cockburn Rituals, Woolly Mammoth Theater, Washington, D.C. Mr. =
Strand=92s
plays are published by Broadway Play Publishing, New York, and Dramatic
Publishing, Woodstock, Illinois. He recently completed Charity Royal, an
adaptation of the Edith Wharton novel Summer for Arena Stage and is =
working
on a new commission for South Coast Rep. Mr. Strand spent 10 years in =
Paris,
where he worked as a journalist and drama critic, writing in English and
French. While there, he was director of New York University's =
Experimental
Theater Wing in Paris. He currently lives in the Washington, D.C. area =
with
his wife and four children.

TODD ROSENTHAL (Scenic Designer) REGIONAL: Yale Repertory Theatre
Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Cincinnati Playhouse, Actors Theatre of
Louisville, Goodman Theatre, Baltimore=92s Centerstage, The Alley =
Theatre,
Paper Mill Playhouse, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Big Apple Circus at
Lincoln Center, Alliance Theatre Company, among others  OTHER CREDITS: =
part
of the US contingent of professional designer exhibiting at The Prague
Quadrennial this summer; teaches design at Northwestern University=92s =
School
of Communications  EDUCATION: Graduate of the Yale School of Drama

CATHERINE NORGREN (Costume Designer) REGIONAL: Actors Theatre of =
Louisville,
The Kennedy Center, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Virginia Stage, =
Indiana
Repertory Theatre, Studio Arena, Theatre Alliance, Vermont Stage =
Company,
Arden Theatre Company

ROBERT WIERZEL (Lighting Designer) BROADWAY: David Copperfield=92s =
Dreams and
Nightmares, The Deep Blue Sea  OFF-BROADWAY: NYSF/Public Theatre, The
Signature Theatre, MCC, The Roundabout Theatre, Playwrights Horizons, =
INTAR,
Mostly Mozart Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Lincoln Center =
Festival,
Gotham Chamber Opera, among others  REGIONAL: Arena Stage, ACT San
Francisco, Shakespeare Theatre D.C., Chicago Shakespeare, Hartford =
Stage,
Westport Country Playhouse, Long Wharf, Goodman Theatre, Yale Rep,
California Shakespeare, The Guthrie, Mark Taper Forum, Berkeley Rep, =
among
many others  DANCE: Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co., Doug Varone, =
Donna
Uchizono, Sean Curran, Alonzo King, Lyon Opera Ballet, Berlin Opera =
Ballet
OPERA: includes productions with the companies of Paris (Garnier), =
Tokyo,
Toronto, Seattle, Boston, San Diego, San Francisco, Houston, Minnesota,
Virginia, Chicago Lyric, Chicago Opera Theatre, Florida Grand, =
Washington,
Glimmerglass and N.Y.C.O  MUSEUMS: Whitney Museum of American Art, Yale =
Art
Gallery, The Jewish Museum New York  AWARDS: 2005 Obie Award=96Special
Citation, Bessie Dance and Performance Award for achievement in Lighting
Design, American Theatre Wing Lighting Design Award

JAMES C. SWONGER (Resident Sound Designer) CPH: The Clean House, =
Cuttin=92 Up,
Of Mice and Men, RFK, Rabbit Hole, Dream a Little Dream, Custody of the
Eyes, Well, A Streetcar Named Desire, A Christmas Story, I Am My Own =
Wife,
Room Service, Bad Dates, Restoring the Sun, Rounding Third, The Real =
Thing,
The Piano Lesson, John Henry, Tuesdays with Morrie, Plaid Tidings, =
Crowns,
Hurlyburly  REGIONAL: Cleveland=92s Lyric Opera, Utah Festival Opera =
Company,
Utah=92s Pioneer Theatre Company, Baltimore=92s Center Stage, New =
Jersey=92s
George Street Playhouse, Yale Repertory Theater  OTHER CREDITS: designed =
the
premiere productions of The Tragic Demise of Whaleship Essex, Swinging =
on a
Star: A Tribute to the Music of Johnny Burke, Tangents, and The Count of
Monte Cristo, adapted by Charles Morey; designed sound system =
installations
for restaurants, theatres, and churches; former adjunct professor for =
the
University of Utah=92s Fine Arts program

JOHN GODBOUT (Stage Manager) CPH: The Clean House, Of Mice and Men, RFK,
Rabbit Hole, Custody of the Eyes, Well, A Streetcar Named Desire, I Am =
My
Own Wife, Rounding Third, Tuesdays with Morrie, Enchanted April, =
Cookin=92 at
the Cookery, The Underpants, The Dinner Party, Forest City, Dirty =
Blonde,
Crumbs from the Table of Joy, A Tuna Christmas, Bright Ideas, Frank
Langella=92s Cyrano, I Hate Hamlet, The Amen Corner, The Waverly =
Gallery,
Dinner with Friends  REGIONAL: Shakespeare and Co., Lenox, =
Massachusetts;
Capital Repertory Theatre, Albany, New York; Arkansas Repertory Theatre;
Northern Stage; American Stage; Worcester Foothills Theatre; Seaside =
Music
Theatre

###

As the country=92s first permanently established professional theatre, =
founded
in 1915, The Cleveland Play House has produced plays for 91 years. More =
than
12 million people have attended over 1,300 productions at The Cleveland =
Play
House =96 more than 130 of which were American and/or World Premieres. =
At
300,000 square feet, the Philip Johnson-designed Cleveland Play House
complex houses five performance spaces, making it the largest regional
theatre complex in the United States.

The Ohio Arts Council helped to fund The Cleveland Play House with state =
tax
dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and =
cultural
enrichment for all Ohioans.

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<P ALIGN=3DCENTER><B><I><FONT SIZE=3D5 FACE=3D"Arial =
Narrow">LINCOLNESQUE</FONT></I><FONT SIZE=3D5 FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">: =
Not Politics As Usual</FONT><BR>
<I></I><I></I><I><FONT SIZE=3D4 FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">Anchors FusionFest =
’07 and closes CPH’s 91<SUP>st</SUP> season</FONT><FONT =
SIZE=3D4 FACE=3D"Arial"> </FONT></I></B></P>
<BR>

CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Play House closes its successful =
2006-2007 season with the political satire, Lincolnesque. An exploration of the inner workings of Washington campaign =
politics, Lincolnesque, =
written by Washington resident John =
Strand, opens for previews on Friday, April 27 and runs =
through Sunday, May 20, 2007 in the Drury Theatre.

Lincolnesque focuses on two brothers—a speech writer for =
a faltering congressional campaign, and a psychiatric outpatient who =
believes he is Abraham Lincoln. The congressman’s campaign begins =
to turn around when, with the aid of Lincoln’s speeches, it =
invokes the unthinkable—principles.  Lincolnesque is one of the anchor events of The Cleveland Play House’s =
FusionFest 2007, the area’s only annual multidisciplinary =
performing arts festival that brings together national talent and =
Cleveland artists and arts organizations.

“Lincolnesque is that rare =
theatre species--the political comedy. It harkens back to the witty, =
high-concept comedies of Preston Sturges and Frank Capra,” =
says Michael Bloom, the =
play’s director and CPH Artistic Director. “And in age in which political operatives =
see their party’s objectives and the nation’s as one and the =
same, it is startlingly relevant.”

<P><I><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">Lincolnesque</FONT></I><FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow"> received its world premiere at the Old Globe =
Theatre in San Diego in August 2006.</FONT>
</P>

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">ABOUT</FONT></B><B><I> <FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">LINCOLNESQUE</FONT></I></B>

Leo is a struggling speechwriter on =
Capitol Hill. His brother Francis was once a high-powered political =
consultant but is now a psychiatric outpatient who believes he is =
President Abraham Lincoln.

Leo’s current speechwriting =
assignment is for the re-election campaign of Congressman Dave =
Carpenter, an uninspiring career politician known for consistency and =
boring suits. Desperate for ideas to craft a new image for Congressman =
Carpenter, Leo enlists Francis to help him incorporate key phrases and =
ideals originally spoken by Lincoln.

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Arial">ABOUT THE CAST</FONT></B>

DONALD CARRIER (Francis) has performed in a number of regional =
theatres, including The Shakespeare Theatre, The Huntington Theatre, The =
Wilma Theatre, The Intiman Theatre, TheatreWorks, Chicago Shakespeare =
Theatre, The National Arts Center, The Manitoba Theatre Center, The =
Neptune Theatre, eight seasons at the Stratford Festival of Canada, and =
two seasons at the Shaw Festival. He has appeared on television on =
“Falcone,” “Hollywood Off-Ramp,” “Earth: =
Final Conflict,” and “Road to Avonlea.” His film =
credits include roles in The =
Passion of Ayn Rand, 54, Dead by Monday and The Wives of =
Windsor. Mr. Carrier is also an =
accomplished director and playwright – he directed 12th Night and The =
Liar, and wrote (with Anaya =
Farrell) and directed Evangeline. He attended =
Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Arts.

BRIAN J. CARTER (Leo) has performed Off-Broadway in =
Wit, =
MCC Theater and Union Square (original company); Brave New World Festival, Town Hall; Waning Moon Over Bensonhurst, MCC Theater; The Curate =
Shakespeare, Oberon Theatre =
Ensemble; High =
Road, HERE; and Henry IV, =
Belmont Playhouse. His regional theatre credits include works at =
Stageworks, 21st Annual Humana Festival, Actors Theater of =
Louisville and Virginia Shakespeare Festival. He has been seen on =
“Law & Order,” “One Life to Live,” =
“The NFL Today” and “The Road to the Final =
Four.”

TRACEY CONYER LEE (Carla, Doctor) has appeared in Cleveland =
in Love, Langston at Great Lakes Theatre =
Festival. Her regional theatre experience is extensive, as she has =
performed at Interact Repertory, Westport Playhouse, Merrimack =
Repertory, Delaware Theatre Company, Laguna Playhouse, Virginia Stage, =
Syracuse Stage, Florida Stage, TheatreWorks, Pittsburgh CLO, Stages St. =
Louis, St. Louis Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse, La Mirada, Helen Hayes PAC, =
Ogunquit Playhouse and Actors Theatre of Louisville. Ms. Conyer =
Lee’s television credits include roles on “Law & Order: =
Criminal Intent,” “Ed,” “All My Children” =
and “Guiding Light.” She was also seen in the film =
Sophisticated Romance, Untitled: A Love =
Story. She attended James Madison =
University, and trained at The Barrow Group, Gotham City =
Improv.

WALTER CHARLES (Daly, Secretary of War) has been seen in the =
following productions on Broadway: The Apple Tree; The Woman in White; Sweeney Todd; Big River; =
Boys from Syracuse; Kiss Me Kate; A Christmas Carol; La Cage Aux Folles; =
110 in the Shade; Anna Karenina; Aspects of Love; Me and My Girl; =
Cats and Grease. =
Off-Broadway, he performed in The =
Immigrant, Dodger Stages; =
and Wit, Union Square Theatre. Mr. Charles’s regional =
theatre credits include productions at Arena Stage, Paper Mill =
Playhouse, Ford’s Theatre, Alliance Theatre, Missouri Repertory =
Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Denver Center, Coconut Grove Playhouse, =
Long Wharf Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse, Hartford =
Stage Company, Goodspeed Opera House, Pennsylvania Stage Company and =
Indiana Rep. He has appeared on television in “Law & =
Order,” “The $treet,” “Cagney & =
Lacey,” “Kate & Allie,” “All My =
Children” and “One Life to Live.” He was seen in the =
motion pictures A Fine Mess; =
Weeds; Fletch Lives; and =
Prancer.

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Arial">DIRECTION AND DESIGN</FONT></B>

JOHN =
STRAND =
(Playwright) In addition to =
Lincolnesque, Mr. Strand’s recent plays include Lorenzaccio, his adaptation of Alfred de Musset's 1834 French classic, =
which premiered at The Shakespeare Theater in Washington, D.C., directed =
by Michael Kahn. Mr. Strand is the author of the book for the =
musical The Highest =
Yellow, with a score by Michael =
John LaChiusa, at Signature Theater in Arlington, Virginia. His other =
plays include Lovers and =
Executioners, Arena Stage, winner =
of the Charles MacArthur Award for Outstanding New Play; The Diaries, commissioned by Signature Theater and nominated for the =
MacArthur; Tom =
Walker, commissioned by Arena =
Stage, Washington, D.C. Additional plays are Otabenga, =
directed by Michael Kahn at Signature Theater, nominated for the =
MacArthur; The =
Miser, an adaptation of the =
Moli=E8re play set in Regan-era America, at Arena Stage; Three Nights in Tehran, a comedy about the Iran-Contra affair, Signature =
Theater; The Cockburn =
Rituals, Woolly Mammoth Theater, =
Washington, D.C. Mr. Strand’s plays are published by Broadway Play =
Publishing, New York, and Dramatic Publishing, Woodstock, Illinois. He =
recently completed Charity =
Royal, an adaptation of the Edith =
Wharton novel Summer for Arena Stage =
and is working on a new commission for South Coast Rep. Mr. Strand spent =
10 years in Paris, where he worked as a journalist and drama critic, =
writing in English and French. While there, he was director of New York =
University's Experimental Theater Wing in Paris. He currently lives in =
the Washington, D.C. area with his wife and four children.

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">TODD ROSENTHAL</FONT></B><FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow"> (Scenic Designer) REGIONAL:</FONT><FONT =
COLOR=3D"#000000" FACE=3D"Arial Narrow"> Yale Repertory Theatre =
Steppenwolf Theatre Company,</FONT><I><FONT COLOR=3D"#000000" =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow"></FONT></I> <FONT COLOR=3D"#000000" FACE=3D"Arial =
Narrow">Cincinnati Playhouse, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Goodman =
Theatre, Baltimore’s Centerstage, The Alley Theatre, Paper Mill =
Playhouse, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Big Apple Circus at Lincoln =
Center, Alliance Theatre Company, among others  OTHER CREDITS: part =
of the US contingent of professional designer exhibiting at The Prague =
Quadrennial this summer; teaches design at Northwestern =
University’s School of Communications  EDUCATION: Graduate of =
the Yale School of Drama</FONT></P>

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">CATHERINE NORGREN</FONT></B> <FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">(Costume Designer) REGIONAL: Actors Theatre of =
Louisville, The Kennedy Center, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Virginia =
Stage, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Studio Arena, Theatre Alliance, =
Vermont Stage Company, Arden Theatre Company</FONT></P>

ROBERT WIERZEL (Lighting Designer) BROADWAY: David =
Copperfield’s Dreams and =
Nightmares, The Deep Blue Sea  OFF-BROADWAY: NYSF/Public Theatre, The Signature Theatre, MCC, =
The Roundabout Theatre, Playwrights Horizons, INTAR, Mostly Mozart =
Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Lincoln Center Festival, Gotham =
Chamber Opera, among others  REGIONAL: Arena Stage, ACT San =
Francisco, Shakespeare Theatre D.C., Chicago Shakespeare, Hartford =
Stage, Westport Country Playhouse, Long Wharf, Goodman Theatre, Yale =
Rep, California Shakespeare, The Guthrie, Mark Taper Forum, Berkeley =
Rep, among many others  DANCE: Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co., =
Doug Varone, Donna Uchizono, Sean Curran, Alonzo King, Lyon Opera =
Ballet, Berlin Opera Ballet  OPERA: includes productions with the =
companies of Paris (Garnier), Tokyo, Toronto, Seattle, Boston, San =
Diego, San Francisco, Houston, Minnesota, Virginia, Chicago Lyric, =
Chicago Opera Theatre, Florida Grand, Washington, Glimmerglass and =
N.Y.C.O  MUSEUMS: Whitney Museum of American Art, Yale Art Gallery, =
The Jewish Museum New York  AWARDS: 2005 Obie Award–Special =
Citation, Bessie Dance and Performance Award for achievement in Lighting =
Design, American Theatre Wing Lighting Design Award

JAMES C. SWONGER (Resident Sound Designer) CPH: The Clean House, Cuttin’ Up, Of Mice and =
Men, RFK, Rabbit Hole, Dream a Little Dream, Custody of the Eyes, Well, =
A Streetcar Named Desire, A Christmas Story, I Am My Own Wife, Room =
Service, Bad Dates, Restoring the Sun, Rounding Third, The Real Thing, =
The Piano Lesson, John Henry, Tuesdays with =
Morrie, Plaid Tidings, Crowns, Hurlyburly  =
REGIONAL: Cleveland’s Lyric Opera, Utah Festival Opera Company, =
Utah’s Pioneer Theatre Company, Baltimore’s Center Stage, =
New Jersey’s George Street Playhouse, Yale Repertory Theater  =
OTHER CREDITS: designed the premiere productions of The Tragic Demise of Whaleship Essex, Swinging on =
a Star: A Tribute to the Music of Johnny Burke, =
Tangents, and The Count of Monte Cristo, adapted by Charles Morey; designed sound system =
installations for restaurants, theatres, and churches; former adjunct =
professor for the University of Utah’s Fine Arts =
program

<P><B><FONT FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">JOHN GODBOUT</FONT></B><FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow"> (Stage Manager) CPH:</FONT><I> <FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">The Clean House, Of Mice and Men, RFK, Rabbit =
Hole, Custody of the Eyes, Well, A Streetcar Named Desire, I Am My Own =
Wife, Rounding Third, Tuesdays with Morrie, Enchanted April, =
Cookin’ at the Cookery, The Underpants, The Dinner Party, Forest =
City, Dirty Blonde, Crumbs from the Table of Joy, A Tuna Christmas, =
Bright Ideas, Frank Langella’s Cyrano, I Hate Hamlet, The Amen =
Corner, The Waverly Gallery, Dinner with Friends</FONT></I><FONT =
FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">  REGIONAL:</FONT><I><FONT FACE=3D"Arial =
Narrow"></FONT></I> <FONT FACE=3D"Arial Narrow">Shakespeare and Co., =
Lenox, Massachusetts; Capital Repertory Theatre, Albany, New York; =
Arkansas Repertory Theatre; Northern Stage; American Stage; Worcester =
Foothills Theatre; Seaside Music Theatre</FONT></P>

<P ALIGN=3DCENTER><FONT FACE=3D"Arial">###</FONT></P>
<BR>
<BR>

As the =
country’s first permanently established professional theatre, =
founded in 1915, The Cleveland Play House has produced plays for 91 =
years. More than 12 million people have attended over 1,300 productions =
at The Cleveland Play House – more than 130 of which were American =
and/or World Premieres. At 300,000 square feet, the Philip =
Johnson-designed Cleveland Play House complex houses five performance =
spaces, making it the largest regional theatre complex in the United =
States.

<P><I><FONT SIZE=3D1 FACE=3D"Arial">The Ohio Arts Council helped to fund =
The Cleveland Play House with state tax dollars to encourage economic =
growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all =
Ohioans.</FONT></I></P>

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>From Rex R. Snider" <rex.snider at kalliopestage.com  Fri Apr 27 20:26:01 2007
From: Rex R. Snider" <rex.snider at kalliopestage.com (Rex R. Snider)
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 15:26:01 -0400
Subject: [NEohioPAL]Kalliope Stage extending special ticket offer
Message-ID: <36196a19f9a93dfa937ca76a4c5316fb at kalliopestage.com>

Kalliope Stage is extending special ticket pricing for performances of the area premier of "Chevalier, Maurice and Me," staring Tony Sandler of Sandler and Young fame. 

Tickets are $15/person, subject to availability, for performances on Friday, April 27th and Saturday,April 29th only. Show time is 8pm.

Mention this promotion when you call the box office to purchase your tickets. Box Office hours are Tuesday through Friday 10am - 4pm and Saturdays 11am - 4pm. 

Kalliope Stage
2134 Lee Rd.
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 

Box Office:
216-321-0870 