[NEohioPAL]Michael Sepesy's THE ALICE SEED at the Play House's FusionFest

Tue May 1 05:00:22 PDT 2007

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What follows is just a reminder for anyone wishing to
see the reading of my play THE ALICE SEED at the
Cleveland Play House next Wednesday.  

The show will be directed by Mark Alan Gordon and features
Alison Garrigan, Charles Kartali, Mark Mayo, Sarah Hineline
and Rob Rodems.

In the spirit of fair play, I've included the other plays
included in this year's festival in the event that people 
are curious.

Thanks for your time.

Mike Sepesy
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FUSION FEST 2007 
Fusion Fest 2007 is a celebration of new works in the performing arts at
The Cleveland Play House, May 2 through 13. Times and theatres vary. 

http://www.wclv.com/skin/event.php?sectionId=209&contentId=23447

For further information or tickets, contact:

Cleveland Play House the: Ticket Office
8500 Euclid Ave
Cleveland, OH 44106
(216) 795-7000

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NEXT STAGE AT FUSIONFEST

The Next Stage at FusionFest will present readings of several new plays
under consideration by The Play House for future production. These
readings will take place in the Studio One Theatre at 7:30 PM on the
dates listed below.

Tickets are $10.   Orders can be placed online at the Play House's site:
http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/eventsandtickets/fusionfest.htm

·     Wade in the Water • May 4 at 7:30 PM
by Nina Domingue of the Play House Playwrights’ Unit
A one-woman show about how Ms. Domingue’s life and the lives of her loved
ones were disrupted by Hurricane Katrina.

·     The Free and the Brave • May 5 at 7:30 PM
by Cleveland-born actor Richard Brooks, best known for his role on TV’s
“Law and Order”
A new play about a young artist with great talent and no means, who is
faced with the choice of struggling on his own or compromising his
personal integrity while accepting the help of others.

·     For Better • May 7 at 7:30 PM
by Eric Coble of the Play House Playwrights’ Unit
A romantic comedy for the cell phone/Internet/Blackberry age that asks
the eternal question, “Do the bride and groom really need to be in the
same country for the honeymoon?”

·     The Alice Seed • May 9 at 7:30 PM
by Michael Sepesy of the Play House Playwrights’ Unit
A haunting and moving tale of loss and recovery.
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<DIV>Thanks for your time.</DIV>
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