[NEohioPAL] Buy One Get One for neohiopal subscribers to One Act Festival at Fine Arts

[Wanda Wareham]

Special Ticket Offer for Neohiopal Subscribers......
 
Buy One Adult ticket, Get One Adult ticket FREE  for this Thursday's
performance of
 
The Fine Arts Association's
 
12th ANNUAL One Act Festival
Hot from the Oven - a la carte
Directed by Ann Hedger
 
John Benson, News Herald correspondent calls the "Fine Arts feast of
one-acts delicious."  Mr. Benson further refers to the One Acts as "one
of FAA's treasured productions."  "Opening night delivered one tasty
performance after another."
"Veteran director Ann Hedger proves her talents by skillfully
front-loading the show's lively first act with momentum that carried the
esoteric-but by no means slow-second act."
"If looking for a unique night of theater, the 12th Annual One Act
Festival "Hot from the Oven a la carte" won't disappoint with its
entertaining cornucopia of genres approach."
 
 
Remaining Production Dates: 
March 6 (BUY ONE, GET ONE offer applies to this performance only), 7 &
8, 2008 - 7:30 pm
 
Tickets:  $20/adults; $18/seniors and students
Call:  440-951-7500 (and mention "neohiopal list" if purchasing tickets
to receive Thursday's BOGO offer)
 
The Fine Arts Association is located at 38660 Mentor Avenue, Willoughby,
Ohio   44094
 
 
Ensemble:
Justin Brenis
Nancy Brooks
John Busser
Megan R. DePetro
Mark J. DePompei
Paul Felden
Trey Gilpin
Dawn Hill
Krista Hiner
Don Knepper
Sarah Kinchik
David Malinowski
Vonnie Pilarczyk
Brendan Sandham
 
Production Team:
Ann Hedger-Director
Deanna Caudill-Stage Manager
Paul Gatzke-Technical Director
Kristen Buchs-Lighting Designer
Aimee Kluiber-Costume Designer
Ben Needham-Set Designer
Here's What We Did:
Over 200 submissions were received from playwrights from the East Coast
to the West Coast and many other countries around the globe.  The Fine
Arts Association is thrilled to bring the following 11 new works to our
stage for the 12th Annual One Act Festival.
 
An Embrace of the Afterlife
by J. J. Steinfeld (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada)
While waiting for the stoplight to change, a man meets someone who will
change his life.
 
The Process
by Steve Maistros (Cleveland, Ohio)
A playwright struggles writing the dialogue for his play and finds
'help' from his characters.
 
Worlds Apart
by Don Cook (Charlotte, North Carolina)
A conversation over the rooftops brings two people closer than they even
realize.


Vacation
by Gerry Sheridan (Brooklyn, New York)
Vacationing with your spouse is always an interesting adventure.
 
The Venting Machine
by Richard Davis, Jr. (Augusta, Georgia)
Getting the freshest honey bun out of the vending machine is not as easy
as you think.
 
Kung-Foolery
by Brett Hursey (Farmville, Virginia)
When mothers-in-law visit, husbands prepare.
 
Thirst
by Sean David Bennett (Somerville, Massachusetts)
A mother & son confrontation erupts in a small-town diner, as each tries
to prove the other wrong.
 
Blog
by Alex Broun (St. Kilda, Australia)
Freedom of speech vs. public forum opinions or "Who has the right to
criticize?"
 
The Playwright's Nightmare
by Claudia Haas (White Bear Lake, Minnesota)
A playwright's new play is in rehearsal at a local theatre and is
looking nothing like what he wrote.
 
Ten Thousand Nights
by David Brendan Hopes (Asheville, North Carolina)
Two astrophysicists discover something amazing in space that will have
an impact on our solar system and life as we know it.
 
In Bed with Mr. Darcy
by Jennifer Hubbard (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Dreaming across the centuries with the person of your dreams