[NEohioPAL] The Award Winning MAD* Factory Players Present "Miss Nelson is Missing"
The Mad Factory
themadfactory2 at oberlin.net
Wed Feb 11 09:45:21 PST 2009
The Award Winning MAD* Factory Players Present
"Miss Nelson is Missing"
Winner, 8th National Children's Theatre Festival
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Joan Cushing
based upon the book MISS NELSON IS MISSING! and MISS NELSON IS BACK! by
Harry Allard, Copyright ©1977 by Harry Allard Adapted by arrangement with
Houghton Miflin Company
Originnally Commissioned and Produced by BAPA's Imagination Stage, White
Flint, Bethesda, MD Original "Orchestrations by Deborah Wicks LaPuma""Produced
by special arrangement with THE SUSAN GURMAN AGENCY, LLC, New York, NY"
Miss Nelson's class is the worst behaved in the whole school. Spitballs
flying across the room, paper airplanes sailing every which way, and
uncontrollable children send the gentle, long-suffering teacher, Miss
Nelson, over the edge. But the students of Room 207 are in for a surprise
when Miss Nelson turns up missing and is replaced by Viola Swamp, the
scariest substitute teacher ever. The Swamp assigns homework like crazy and
wields her ruler like a sword. In desperation, the students set out to find
their beloved Miss Nelson... but will they ever get her ?
Seating is first come first served. Performance is FREE with GENEROUS
DONATIONS gratefully accepted.
Friday, February 20 at Millhollow Carriage Barn~7:00pm
51211 North Ridge Road, Vermilion, OH 44089
Saturday, February 21 at Carlyle Visitors Center~1:00pm
12882 Diagonal Road, LaGrange, Ohio 44050
Saturday, February 21 at 7:00pm & Sunday, February 22 at 2:00pm~Oberlin
College's Cat in the Cream
180 W. Lorain St., Oberlin 44074
Friday, February 27th at Saint Stanislaus, Lorain~7:00pm
2702 Elyria Ave., Lorain 44052
Saturday, February 28th at Saint Mary's Church~7:00pm
237 4th St., Elyria 44035
For more information, please call The MAD* Factory at 440-774-7062.
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> 1. Sweetheart Swing Dance in Lakewood Friday February 13th! (No
> Sweetie Required!) (valerie salstrom)
> 2. The Art of Recycling (Ruth Koenigsmark)
> 3. Dee Perry Interview w/ Folino/Garrigan re:Sweeney Todd
> (Martin Friedman)
> 4. Something Dada - Laughing for Love (Something Dada)
> 5. Casting for 16mm Short Film (Sian Wright)
> 6. SESAME STREET LIVE National/International Tour AUDITIONS
> (David Glowe Jr)
> 7. Main Street Medina updates for week of February 9th
> (info at mainstreetmedina.com)
> 8. Robert Spano Conducts the Oberlin Conservatory Symphony
> Orchestra in New CD Release (Marci Janas)
> 9. SINGING VALENTINES (Ann Marie Irwin)
> 10. Rabbit Run Theater Auditions (rrcaa)
> 11. Youth Theater Classes now at Broadview Hts. Spotlights
> Theater (a.phelps25 at cox.net)
> 12. Jim Snively West Side Open Mic Starts This Sunday (Lenne)
> 13. Danny Vega Photography + Illuminated Media=20% Off (Krista)
> 14. AUDITION for "Heddatron" (Theater Ninjas)
> (jpaul at theaterninjas.com)
> 15. Second Round of Auditons for "Forbidden Broadway" at
> Huntington Playhouse (Tom Meyrose)
> 16. Adult Education at Weathervane (Melanie YC Pepe)
> 17. Last Two Weekends To See Workshop Players' "The Last Mass at
> St. Casimir's" (Workshop Players)
> 18. Nothing to do Valentine's day night? Come to a swing dance!
> 'Ringers' needed (Shawn Galligan)
> 19. Berko review: VERB BALLETS & UPCOMING DANCE PERFORMANCES
> (Roy Berko)
> 20. Only 2 performances left to see "Goodbye Charlie" at
> Brecksville Little Theatre (Jan Futhey)
>
>
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> Message: 1
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:58:33 -0500
> From: "valerie salstrom" <info at gethepswing.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Sweetheart Swing Dance in Lakewood Friday
> February 13th! (No Sweetie Required!)
> To: <NEOHIOPAL at LISTS.FREDSTERNFELD.COM>, <NEOHIOPAL at LISTSERVE.COM>,
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> Swing Dance with your Sweetie!
> Lakewood Masonic Temple
> Sweetheart Swing Dance
> Friday, February 13th, 2009
>
> Only $10 per person.
>
> All ages! Everyone welcome! Sweeties not required!
> (But we do have a few on standby just waiting for YOU!)
>
> Beginner's Jitterbug lesson: 8-9 in the ballroom taught by Matt Mitchell
> Beginner's Lindy Hop lesson: 8-9 downstairs for an extra $5 per person
> taught by Davis Thurber and Valerie Salstrom.
>
> Dancing to a live band- Hepcat Revival- from 9pm to midnight!
>
> The Lakewood Masonic Temple is located at
> 15300 Detroit Avenue
> Lakewood, Ohio 44107
>
> For more information please visit <http://www.GetHepSwing.com>
> http://www.GetHepSwing.com
> Or
> Call Valerie at 216-374-1927
>
> **Dances are held at the LMT the second Friday of every month.
>
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>
> Valerie
>
> Valerie Salstrom
>
> Owner of Get Hep Swing, Ltd.
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>
>
> 216-374-1927
>
> info at GetHepSwing.com
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>
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> <http://www.GetHepSwing.com> www.GetHepSwing.com
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> <http://www.AllBalboa.com> www.AllBalboa.com
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> Message: 2
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:22:00 -0800 (PST)
> From: Ruth Koenigsmark <rkoenigsmark at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] The Art of Recycling
> To: neohiopal at listserve.com
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> Call for Artists
> Green Smart Gifts, Local Girl Gallery, and Lakewood is Art (LIA) Present??
> ?
> The Art of Recycling
> A ?green smART? community project
>
> We are currently commissioning artwork for ?The Art of Recycling? Recycle
> Bin Project.? A total of eight artists or groups of artists will be
> selected to create artwork on 55-gallon recycle receptacles to be
> displayed throughout Lakewood. The postmark deadline for artist
> applications is March 1, 2009. ?The unveiling for these works of art will
> be on the steps of Lakewood Library and is planned for April 25th as part
> of Lakewood?s Earth Day Celebration.
>
>
> Selected artists? designs will receive a $150 stipend to cover the costs
> of materials and time. If your design is chosen then 50% of the stipend
> will be given to you upon approval and acceptance of design. The other 50%
> will be given to you at the completion of design.? ?
> ?
> Please be sure to read these instructions completely before submitting
> your application and designs. Your designs MUST meet the criteria to be
> considered for creation.?Below you will find instructions that will help
> us to make sure that your creations are functional, safe, and will
> withstand the pedestrian usage and traffic in Lakewood.
> ?
> Instructions for The Art of Recycling Project:
> ?
> I.?? Bin Specifics
> a.?????? Bins are 30" diameter and 34" tall, and are currently surfaced
> w/nature stone.? Artists need to keep this in mind when creating their
> designs; but can also resurface the bins as they see fit.
> b.????? Bins will be located at one central location for artists to work
> on during the month of April as part of the City of Lakewood?s Earth Day
> Celebration.
> II. Design
> ????? a. (Cans and bottles must have a clear an unobstructed path to the
> liner contained inside of the bin.?
> ???? ?b.? The bin must contain no sharp edges, or any pieces that might be
> broken into sharp pieces.?
> ????? c. There should be no wires or puncture hazards.?
> ???? d. The hole through which the beverage containers are placed must be
> entirely smooth.?
> ?
> III. Materials
> ??? a. Bins and materials must be designed to withstand Lakewood weather
> conditions as well as pedestrian traffic and usage.?
> ?? b. Materials must be chosen that will last under human and natural
> elements and that will retain their beauty and design for many years to
> come.?
> ?
> Jurors
> The jury will be a panel of professionals in the fields of art, design,
> and sustainability. Jury selection will be made by March 7, and selected
> artists will receive additional information(including dates, times and
> location) at that time.
> ?
> Thank you for your interest in the Art of Recycling project. We look
> forward to receiving your proposal and your designs.
> ?
> Questions can be forwarded to Ruth Koenigsmark, Lakewood is
> Art(216)521-2894 or rkoenigsmark at yahoo.com.? Artists can send or drop off
> their design submissions toLocal Girl Gallery (16106 Detroit Avenue) or
> Green Smart Gifts (14534 Detroit Avenue) no later than March 1, 2009.? ?
>
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> Message: 3
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:04:38 -0800 (PST)
> From: Martin Friedman <martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Dee Perry Interview w/ Folino/Garrigan re:Sweeney
> Todd
> To: neohipal <neohiopal at listserve.com>
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> To hear?Dan Folino and Alison Garrigan discuss Sweeney Todd with?Dee Perry
> (Around Noon) you can use this
> link:http://www.wcpn.org/index.php/WCPN/an/16275/
> ?
> To read a preview story on Sweeney Todd by Tony Brown (Plain Dealer) you
> can use this link:?http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/
>
> ?
> ?
> ?
> PLEASE? NOTE THE NEW CURTAIN TIME: 7:30 PM?for Friday/Saturday
> Performances
> ?
> ?
> Lakeland Civic Theatre
> presents
> a
> ?production of?
> ?
> ?????SWEENEY TODD:
> ??????The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
> ?
> The Complete Version
> ?
> Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
> ?
> ?Book by Hugh Wheeler
> ?
> ?Directed by Martin Friedman?
> ?Musical Direction by Larry Goodpaster
> ?Scene and Lights?Design by Trad A. Burns
> ?Costumes Designed by Craig Tucker?
> ?Sound Design by Eric Simna
> ?Production Stage Manager? Lauren Calevich
> Wigs and Hair Design by Winn Douglas
> ?Choreography by Amory Sivertson
> ?
> With an extraordinary?cast:?
> Sweeney Todd: Dan Folino* (AEA)
> Anthony Hope:? Connor O'Brien
> Beggar Woman: Nicole Groah
> Mrs. Lovett: Alison Garrigan
> Judge Turpin:?Douglas Collier
> Beadle Bamford:?Thomas E. Love
> Johanna:?Lindsey Sandham
> Tobias Ragg:?Brian Altman
> Pirelli:?Josh Theilan
> The COMPANY:
> Bill Depetro??? ?Aubrey-Kristen Fisher?? ?Elizabeth Blakeslee?
> Tim Allen???Clayton Sandham? ?Aaron Elersich??
> Tina??Burgett-Krause????Larry Solomon? ? Mark Snyder??? Kate
> Buddenhagen???? Erin R. diLauro??? Caitlin Sandham? ?Megan Depetro
> Christina Dennis
> ?
> Production Dates:
> Sweeney Todd?will open on Friday, February 6 and?run through February 22,
> 2009.
> Friday, February?13 @ 7:30 pm
> Saturday, February14 @?7:30pm
> Sunday, February 15 @ 2pm
> Friday, February 20 @ 7:30 pm
> Saturday, February 21 @? 7:30 pm
> Sunday, February 22@ 2pm
> ?
> TICKET PRICES:
> All tickets are $13 for adults and $11 for?seniors and $5 for students.
> Group rates are available. ??
> ?
> For more information please feel free to either email me, Martin Friedman,
> at martinfriedman98 at yahoo.com or call 440.525.7526.
> ?
> Directions to LAKELAND THEATRE:
> I-90 East to Rt. #306. After getting off the exit turn RIGHT (south) on
> #306. At the first light turn LEFT into Lakeland Community College. Get in
> the right lane. At the first stop sign turn RIGHT. At the next stop sign
> turn RIGHT. Go forward and then turn LEFT into the Faculty/Staff parking
> lot for FREE parking. The theatre is to the LEFT of the Clocktower.
> 7700 Clocktower Drive
> Kirtland, Ohio 44094
>
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> Message: 4
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 12:55:05 -0500
> From: "Something Dada" <somethingdada at cd.aztemail.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Something Dada - Laughing for Love
> To: "NEOPAL List" <NEohioPAL at listserve.com>
> Message-ID: <20090210-12550557-708-0 at acc7>
>
> Valentine's Day is this Saturday, and you totally forgot to make
> reservations somewhere, didn't you? Don't worry, Something Dada is here
> for you.
>
> Bring your lady (or laddie) love on down to Something Dada this weekend,
> where for the laughably low price of $10 a ticket, you'll have way more
> chuckles and guffaws than you would at an over-priced dinner at a stuffy
> restaurant where your elbows keep bumping into the lovebirds sitting to
> you. Of if you do have a date to dine that night, come down to Dada and
> laugh off all of those calories. You'll be glad you did.
>
> And for all of you sassy singles, grab a group of your friends and bring
> 'em all down for a fun evening of fast-paced improv comedy at Something
> Dada. Who says you need to be in a relationship to have a great
> Valentine's night?
>
>
> Something Dada. We complete you.
>
>
> SOMETHING DADA IMPROVISATIONAL COMEDY
> All New... All Different... Like Always.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Next show times:
>
> Friday February 13, 2009
> 8:00 PM
>
> Saturday February 14, 2009
> 8:00 PM
>
> All tickets just $10
>
> The Wooltex Gallery
> Tower Press Building
> 1900 Superior Avenue
> Cleveland, OH
> Free Parking In Rear
> Cash and Checks only, ATM on site
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Something Dada strongly suggests not bringing children under 13 to our
> shows. We generally operate at a PG-13 level, in terms of language and
> content, but we can not guarantee what suggestions will be given, or what
> direction the show will take (it is improv, after all). If you have any
> questions or concerns, please e-mail us at info at somethingdada.com or call
> us at 216.696.4242.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Something Dada
> The Tower Press Building
> 1900 Superior Ave., Suite 120
> Cleveland, OH 44114
>
> 216.696.HAHA (4242)
>
> info at somethingdada.com
>
> http://www.somethingdada.com
> http://www.cafepress.com/somethingdada
> http://www.goodshop.com
> http://www.goodsearch.com
> http://www.myspace.com/somethingdada
>
>
>
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> Message: 5
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 13:36:40 -0500
> From: Sian Wright <swright6 at gmail.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Casting for 16mm Short Film
> To: neohiopal at listserve.com
> Message-ID:
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> Hello!
> I am a student filmmaker looking for actors for a ten minute short 16mm
> film
> to be shot on the weekend of February 27th, 2009. This is a dramatic
> short
> focusing on the damage family relationships can cause over the course of a
> young man's life.
>
> Actors and parts detailed as follows:
>
> LEAD: Tom is a man who has repressed his anger at his father's distance,
> with a tragic result. Three different actors will be shown to display
> different ages.
> I still need Tom's character - age twelve through sixteen white male. This
> actor will be in three scenes; one with no dialogue, the other two with a
> medium amount of dialogue.
>
> SUPPORTING: Jack- Forty to Sixty year old white male. Jack is an
> emotionally unavailable man who pays little attention to his family. The
> actor will be in about three quarters of the scenes, with minimal
> dialogue.
> The actor will have to play the part in a range of ages. The actor will
> have to use clothing changes, makeup and temporary hair dye to achieve the
> aging effects needed.
>
> SUPPORTING: Lucinda -Forty to Sixty year old white female. Lucinda is a
> relatively unhappy mother and housewife who hides beneath a thick veneer
> of
> fake good cheer. The actor will be in three scenes. The actor will have
> to
> play the part in a range of ages. The actor will have to use clothing
> changes, makeup and temporary hair dye to achieve the aging effects
> needed.
>
> SUPPORTING: Emily (Teenage) - Sixteen to Twenty-Five year old white
> female. Emily is a sympathetic character, but harbors no illusions about
> her family. She is concerned about Tom, but very much has her own life.
> She
> will be in two scenes, one with a large amount of dialogue.
>
> All actors will get a copy for their reel and credit on the film and
> notification of any festivals or theaters that the film will play in
> ...
> For a casting appointment, please send and email ASAP, to Sian Wright at
> swright6 at gmail.com
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> --
>
> Si?n
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> Message: 6
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 06:12:24 -0800 (PST)
> From: David Glowe Jr <djglowe at sbcglobal.net>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] SESAME STREET LIVE National/International Tour
> AUDITIONS
> To: neohiopal at listserve.com
> Message-ID: <763853.42019.qm at web81603.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
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> VEE CORPORATION - National Tours
> ?
> VEE Corporation, producer offamily-friendly stage productions,is holding
> an open call audition for future tours and replacement positions.
> Currently, we have tours of Sesame Street Live performing in the US and
> Canada .
> ?
> FULL-BODY COSTUME CHARACTERSrequire dancers who are versatile, with strong
> technical ability in jazz and musical theatre dance styles, in the height
> range of 4?10? to 6?1?. Gymnastics and tap are pluses. Dance combinations
> will be taught.?
> ?
> LIVE-MIC PERFORMERSmust be able to dance well, sing, and act. A dance
> combination will be taught. Prepare two vocal selections, 32 bars each:
> ballad and up-tempo (a cappella or instrumental CD). Prepare an upbeat,
> one-minute monologue. TO BE CONSIDERED FOR A LIVE ROLE, ALL PERFORMERS
> MUST COMPLETE THE DANCE PORTION OF THE AUDITION.
> ?
> Tours run approximately ten months.? For consideration, please bring a
> picture and resume and wear or bring dance attire. Performers must be 18
> or older. All available positions are PAID and NON-UNION.
> ?
> ???????????????????????
> FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 2009
> 2:00 p.m.
> ?
> STATE THEATRE
> 1501 EUCLID AVENUE
> CLEVELAND , OH 44114
> ?
> (ENTER STAGE DOOR ON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CHESTER AT 17TH STREET )
> ?
> ?
> Additional information at VEE Corporation?s Audition Hotline
> 612-852-2307 or go to www.vee.com
> ?
> VEE Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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> Message: 7
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 10:13:57 -0500
> From: <info at mainstreetmedina.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Main Street Medina updates for week of February
> 9th
> To: <info at mainstreetmedina.com>
> Message-ID: <200902101015645.SM03036 at mwiederholdPC>
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>
>
> 2009 Ice Festival Presented by KeyBank
>
> With support from Elegant Ice, Main Street Medina, Main Street Caf?
> February 13-16th, 2009
>
> Friday, Feb 13th
>
> Ice Carving on the Square, 5-8pm
>
> Saturday, Feb 14th
>
> Ice Festival Corn Hole Competition, begins at 11am (more info
> and registration at www.mainstreetmedina.com)
>
> Individual Ice Carving Competition, 1-4pm
>
> Carriage Rides 1-4pm
>
> Sunday, Feb 15th
>
> Team Ice Carving Competition 12-4pm
>
> Speed Carving Competition, 5, 6, &7pm
>
> Carriage Rides, 1-4pm
>
> Monday, February 16th
>
> Shop, Dine & View the ice art!
>
>
>
> Weekends Begin on Thursday Night: St. Valentine?s Day is THIS SATURDAY
>
> Surprise your sweetheart with a present from one or more of our
> outstanding
> shops in the Historic District! Shop THIS THURSDAY NIGHT until 8pm
>
> Explore and experience the Historic District on Thursday Nights! The
> following shops and restaurants are open until 8pm every Thursday night.
>
> * D.O.G. Apparel, 101 Public Square
> * Eastwood Furniture, 23 Public Square
> * Gramercy Gallery, 221 S. Court St.
> * LaPlaca Jewelers, 13 Public Square
> * Main Street Caf?, 17 Public Square
> * Medina County CVB, 32 Public Square
> * Medina Gem Co., 23 Public Square
> * Medina County Library, 210 S. Broadway St.
> * Miss Molly?s Tea Room and Gift Shop, 140 W. Washington St.
> * Studio Knit, 28 Public Square
> * Tandem Trolley Col, 201 S. Court
> * The Bakery Shoppe, 23 Public Square
> * The Book Shelf, 105 W. Liberty St.
> * Whitey?s Army-Navy, 2 Public Square
>
>
>
> Main Street Medina presents World Tour of Music
>
> Ernie Krivda and the Fat Tuesday Big Band!
>
> April 4th, 2009 8:00pm at Broadway Hall, 144 N. Broadway
>
> Tickets are selling fast for what promises to be a rollicking good time
> with
> authentic New Orleans Jazz!
>
> * Tickets: $25 Adults, $20 Main Street Medina members, Seniors 60+,
> students, or groups of 10+
>
>
>
> Do you belong to a service or social club? Do you often have speakers at
> your meetings? If so, Main Street Medina would like the opportunity to
> share OUR story with your group!
>
> Contact Matt Wiederhold at info at mainstreetmedina.com or call 330-952-0910
> to
> schedule a presentation. From 5-25 minutes, help spread the word about
> Main
> Street Medina!
>
>
>
>
>
> Matt Wiederhold, executive director
>
> Main Street Medina
>
> 23 Public Square, Suite 220
>
> Medina, OH 44256
>
> 330-952-0910
>
> info at mainstreetmedina.com www.mainstreetmedina.com
>
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> Message: 8
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 09:33:22 -0500
> From: Marci Janas <marci.janas at oberlin.edu>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Robert Spano Conducts the Oberlin Conservatory
> Symphony Orchestra in New CD Release
> To: "neohiopal at listserve.com" <neohiopal at listserve.com>
> Message-ID:
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> *Media Contact:*
> Marci Janas, Director of Conservatory Communications
> 440-775-8328 (office); 440-667-2724 (cell); marci.janas at oberlin.edu
> <marci.janas at oberlin.edu?subject=RE%3A%20Robert%20Spano%20Conducts%20the%20Oberlin%20Conservatory%20Symphony%20Orchestra%20in%20New%20CD%20Release>
> *Acclaimed Carnegie Hall Concert Featuring Robert Spano Conducting the
> Oberlin Conservatory Symphony Orchestra Now Available on CD *
>
> *A Performance Praised as "Stellar" by the New York Times is Released on
> the
> Oberlin Music Label and Will Soon be Available on iTunes and Amazon.com;
> CDs
> Now Available for Review and Broadcast*
>
> OBERLIN, OHIO (February 9, 2009) ? Slightly more than two years ago, the
> Oberlin Conservatory Symphony Orchestra performed under the baton of
> award-winning conductor and Oberlin alumnus Robert Spano to a packed Isaac
> Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall. That
> concert<http://www2.oberlin.edu/con/connews/2007/feat_carnegie.html>,
> which wowed the New York critics, is now available on the Oberlin
> Music<http://www2.oberlin.edu/oberlinmusic/>label.
>
> *The Oberlin Conservatory Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall* features
> pianist Pedja Muzijevic performing Mozart's *Piano Concerto No. 25 in C
> Major, K. 503 *(with Philipp Karl Hoffmann's cadenza); Jennifer Higdon's
> *blue
> cathedral*?one of the most performed orchestral works by any living
> composer; and B?la Bart?k's *Concerto* *for Orchestra*. The concert was
> recorded live on the Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall, in New York City, on
> January 26, 2007. Spano, who was named Conductor of the Year for 2008 by
> Musical America, is Music Director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The
> Carnegie Hall concert was presented with the generous support of Jolyon F.
> Stern (OC '61), President and CEO of DeWitt Stern Group, Inc.
>
>
> Vivien Schweitzer of the *New York Times* praised the Oberlin Conservatory
> Symphony Orchestra's Carnegie Hall appearance with Robert Spano,
> especially
> their performance of the Bart?k, which was, she wrote, "stellar." She
> called
> the orchestra's reading of the Higdon "dynamic," writing that the
> musicians
> "played ? with skill and understanding, vividly illuminating the
> Coplandesque swaths of color that build to an intense, optimistic climax."
> Muzijevic, she wrote, "gave a ? tastefully ornamented rendition" of the
> Mozart."
>
> Writing for *MusicalAmerica.com*, Patrick J. Smith praised the Bart?k as a
> "polished and forward-thrusting rendition calculated to bring down the
> house?which it succeeded in doing," and he agreed with the ovation the
> musicians received at the end of the program: "These young men and women
> had
> shown conclusively that the so-called 'death of classical music' is a very
> long way from being realized?at least at Oberlin."
>
> "The Carnegie Hall concert was an enormous success for Oberlin and a great
> experience for our students," says Dean of the Conservatory David H.
> Stull.
> "Maestro Robert Spano and Mr. Jolyon Stern have our permanent gratitude
> for
> bringing this wonderful project to fruition."
>
> Paul Eachus, Director of Audio Services at the Conservatory, was audio
> engineer for this recording. Associate Dean Michael Lynn is the producer
> of
> Oberlin Music. More information about the concert at Carnegie Hall,
> including artists' bios, is available on the event's web
> site<http://www.oberlin.edu/con/orchestra>
> .
>
> The CD can be purchased directly from Oberlin
> Music<http://www2.oberlin.edu/oberlinmusic/>by calling 440-775-8272 or
> by e-mailing Mary Sutorius at
> mary.sutorius at oberlin.edu. It will also be available on Amazon.com,
> iTunes,
> and other major digital music services. Other live orchestral recordings
> on
> the Oberlin Music label are *The Oberlin Chamber Orchestra *with soprano
> Alyson Cambridge '02, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle, and *The Oberlin
> Orchestra in China*, conducted by Music Director of the Oberlin Orchestras
> Bridget-Michaele Reischl. In 2007 Oberlin Music released *Beauty Surrounds
> Us*, which features original compositions and performances by members of
> Oberlin's award-winning jazz faculty.
>
> *About the Oberlin Conservatory Symphony Orchestra*
> "Some of America's best orchestral musicians" have trained at the Oberlin
> Conservatory of Music, notes the *New Yorker*, and since 1896 the Oberlin
> Orchestra, the Oberlin Chamber Orchestra, and the Oberlin Conservatory
> Symphony Orchestra (the school's touring ensemble) have been the pride of
> Oberlin. Each ensemble shares a rich history of performances with notable
> guest conductors, among them Marin Alsop, Pierre Boulez, Tan Dun, Sir
> Simon
> Rattle, Robert Shaw, Oscar Shumsky, Robert Spano '83, Igor Stravinsky,
> John
> Williams, Hugh Wolff, and David Zinman '58.
>
> In addition to the critically acclaimed performance at Carnegie Hall under
> the baton of Robert Spano, Music Director of the Atlanta Symphony
> Orchestra,
> recent appearances of the Oberlin Conservatory Symphony Orchestra under
> the
> baton of Music Director and Conductor Bridget-Michaele Reischl include a
> performance at Walt Disney Concert Hall in January 2009; at Cleveland's
> Severance Hall, home of the Cleveland Orchestra; and a 13-day tour of
> China.
>
> After Sir Simon Rattle conducted the Oberlin Chamber Orchestra in December
> 2004, *Plain Dealer* music critic Donald Rosenberg wrote that the concert
> was "stamped by magnificence." Indeed, Rosenberg included the
> Oberlin-Rattle
> performance of Mahler's *Symphony No. 4*, which he described as
> "uncommonly
> rich in poetry and drama," in his list of top 10 memorable events from the
> 2004 concert season.
>
> About the Oberlin Conservatory of Music
> The Oberlin Conservatory of Music, founded in 1865 and situated amid the
> intellectual vitality of Oberlin College since 1867, is the oldest
> continuously operating conservatory in the United States. Renowned
> internationally as a professional music school of the highest caliber and
> pronounced a "national treasure" by the *Washington Post*, its alumni have
> gone on to achieve illustrious careers in all aspects of the serious music
> world. In reviewing the American premiere of Olga Neuwirth's opera *Lost
> Highway* for the *New York Times*, Vivien Schweitzer noted that "Oberlin
> has
> produced some of the top names in contemporary music ? Oberlin's rural
> experimental haven has resulted in successful music careers in a cutthroat
> marketplace."
>
> For more information about Oberlin, please visit
> www.oberlin.edu<http://new.oberlin.edu/conservatory/>
> .
>
> ###
>
> Visit the Oberlin Conservatory of Music Press
> Room<http://new.oberlin.edu/conservatory/press-room/>or subscribe to
> our RSS feed for more breaking news.
>
>
> --
> Marci Janas
> Director of Conservatory Communications
> and Editor, Oberlin Conservatory Magazine
> Oberlin Conservatory of Music
> 39 West College Street
> Oberlin, OH 44074
> www.oberlin.edu/con
> Voice: 440.775.8328
> Fax: 440.775.5457
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> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:30:21 -0800 (PST)
> From: Ann Marie Irwin <amilegacy at sbcglobal.net>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] SINGING VALENTINES
> To: neohiopal <neohiopal at listserve.com>
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> Singing Valentines
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> Have? a barbershop quartet serenade your Valentine!!!!
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> Friday, February 13th & Saturday, Febrary 14th
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> $50.00 per Valentine includes 2 songs, a?card, and a box of candy!
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> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 12:13:39 -0500
> From: "rrcaa" <rrcaa at ncweb.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Rabbit Run Theater Auditions
> To: <neohiopal at listserve.com>
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> FOR: Rabbit Run Community Arts Association
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> P. O. Box 235, 49 Park St.
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> Madison, OH 44057
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> CONTACT: Karen Ziegler, Publicist
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> 440-428-5913
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> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ? February 9, 2009 - Rabbit Run Theater Auditions
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> Scripts are chosen, and preparations are well under way for the 2009
> summer
> season at Rabbit Run Theater in Madison. A big part of those preparations
> are auditions for the shows. With two musicals and two dramas in the line
> up, there are numerous roles available for adults and youth alike. The
> productions for the summer are as follows:
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> Broadway Bound, a play by Neil Simon, runs from June 5 to June 20. Third
> in
> the acclaimed autobiographical ?Eugene Trilogy?, Broadway Bound finds
> Eugene
> and his brother Stanley entering the world of professional comedy as they
> cope with the breakup of their family. A warm and humorous look at
> familial
> ups and downs, Broadway Bound is sure to touch the heart. Available roles
> include four men ranging in age from 18 ? 70 and two females, ages 30 to
> 55.
> Broadway Bound is directed by Ann Hedger.
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> Les Miserables, School Edition (a musical by Alain Boublil and
> Claude-Michel
> Sch?nberg, music by Claude-Michel Sch?nberg, lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer)
> opens June 26 and runs through July 11. Numerous roles are available for
> youth ages 12 to 19. Les Miserables, School Edition recounts the epic
> story
> of Jean Valjean?s struggle for reformation and forgiveness. The
> production
> is directed by Brint Learned, musical direction by Chris Bott.
>
>
>
> She Loves Me (book by Joe Masteroff, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick and music
> by
> Jerry Bock) will take center stage beginning July 17 through August 2.
> Georg and Amalia, co-workers in a European parfumerie, are at constant
> odds
> with each other and take solace in their anonymous romantic pen pals
> little
> knowing they are writing to each other. Set in the 1930?s, She Loves Me
> is
> considered one of the most endearing and wholeheartedly romantic musicals
> ever written. The production calls for numerous roles both male and
> female,
> ages 18 to 65. Brendan Sandham is the director.
>
>
>
> Educating Rita, a play by Willy Russell, opens August 14 and runs to
> August
> 29. Frank, a middle-aged English tutor, is disillusioned and drinks too
> much. Rita, a young hairdresser thirsting for knowledge, is forthright
> and
> headstrong. The two meet and forever change each other?s lives in this
> comedic fairy tale with a quizzical ending. The roles include one male,
> age
> 40 to 65, and one female, age 18 to 30.
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> All auditions are at the RRCAA fine arts building, 49 Park St., Madison
> Village. Auditions are by appointment only. Actors auditioning for a
> musical should prepare a short song of about 16 measures to sing and wear
> comfortable clothing for movement. Please bring the sheet music for the
> pianist. Monologues are not required for any audition.
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> Auditions for Broadway Bound and Les Miserable, School Edition, are
> Saturday, Mar. 14, and Sunday, Mar. 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. both days.
>
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> Auditions for She Loves Me are Saturday, Mar. 21, and Sunday, Mar. 22,
> from
> 1 to 4 p.m. both days. The audition times for Educating Rita will be
> announced shortly.
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>
>
> To schedule an audition appointment call Rabbit Run Community Arts
> Association beginning February 17 at 440-428-5913. RRCAA is located at 49
> Park St., Madison Village. Rabbit Run Theater is located at 5648 W.
> Chapel
> Rd., Madison.
>
>
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> RRCAA is a comprehensive fine arts association offering year-round
> instruction in all the major disciplines of the fine and performing arts
> and
> also operates Rabbit Run Theater. Partial funding is provided by the Ohio
> Arts Council and the Lake County Visitors Bureau Arts and Culture Fund.
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> Message: 11
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 12:45:58 -0500
> From: <a.phelps25 at cox.net>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Youth Theater Classes now at Broadview Hts.
> Spotlights Theater
> To: neohiopal at listserve.com
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> Saturdays, February 21-March 28, 2009 Saturdays, 10:00-11:30AM
> Instructor: Kim Mihalik.
> This class serves as a relaxed, fun-filled introduction to the art of the
> theater. Students will learn about the creative process of performance
> through improvisation activities and theater games. Objectives include
> building individual confidence, sensory awareness, and group
> participation. A final performance will showcase the students? talents.
> All sessions meet at the Cultural Arts Building, home of the Broadview
> Heights Spotlights? Theater, located at Broadview Center (9543 Broadview)
> near the Police Department. For more information on this class or the
> Spring classes, visit the Spotlights website:
> www.broadview-heights-spotlights.org and click on the Education Program.
>
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> Message: 12
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:26:46 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
> From: Lenne <lenne at mindspring.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Jim Snively West Side Open Mic Starts This Sunday
> To: Pal List <neohiopal at listserve.com>
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> Message: 13
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:15:02 -0500
> From: "Krista" <moon19sun79star at aol.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Danny Vega Photography + Illuminated Media=20%
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> To: <neohiopal at listserve.com>
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> Danny Vega Photography and Illuminated Media are offering a joint discount
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> Message: 14
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:49:59 -0500
> From: "jpaul at theaterninjas.com" <jpaul at theaterninjas.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] AUDITION for "Heddatron" (Theater Ninjas)
> To: neohiopal at listserve.com
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> Theater Ninjas announce auditions for their upcoming production of
> "Heddatron" by Elizabeth Meriweather.
>
> A pregnant housewife is abducted by robots and taken to the rainforest
> and forced to perform Hedda Gabler by her robot captors. Meanwhile,
> her family is back home in Michigan trying to find her, and Henrik
> Ibsen is in Norway attempting to write Hedda Gabler, as Strindberg
> taunts him. A hilarious and savage journey to freedom.
>
> This will be the only play on Cleveland stages this season that
> includes humans and robots singing "Total Eclipse of the Heart".
>
> Seriously.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> ROLES NEEDED
> 2 women, age 20-50
> 1 woman, able to play a 10 year wunderkind
> 6 men, age 20-50
> 1 monkey
> 5 robots/operators
>
> All auditions will be at the Cleveland Play House, Rehearsal Hall B.
>
> Monday, February 23 from 6:00 - 8:00 P.M.
> Tuesday, February 24 from 6:00 - 9:00 P.M.
> Wednesday, February 25 from 6:00 - 9:00 P.M.
>
>
> Please prepare a 2-3 minute contemporary monologue (preferably
> tragicomic), a resume, and current headshot. Auditioners must reserve
> a slot by emailing jpaul at theaterninjas.com or calling 440-773-4719.
> Positions include a modest stipend.
>
> Rehearsals begin March 16.
> Heddatron runs from April 17 - May 3
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> Message: 15
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:33:28 -0800 (PST)
> From: Tom Meyrose <hpcproducer at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Second Round of Auditons for "Forbidden Broadway"
> at Huntington Playhouse
> To: neohiopal at listserve.com
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> Huntington Playhouse To Hold Auditions
> for ?Forbidden Broadway?
> ?
> Huntington Playhouse will hold auditions for ?Forbidden Broadway? on?
> Saturday, Feb. 14that 3:30 PM.? The production, directed by Kevin Joseph
> Kelly, opens on May 7th and plays through May 31st.? The production team
> consists of Heidi Herzeg (musical director), Jennifer Glowe
> (choreographer), and David Glowe (costumes).
> ?
> The director will be casting 3 men and 3 women of various ages but they
> must be over 21 years old. No appointments are necessary. There are no
> Equity contracts for this production. Those auditioning should bring a
> comedic musical selection in the correct key with sheet music.? An
> accompanist will be provided.?? The cast must be extremely versatile, with
> outrageous energy and an astute knowledge of Broadway shows and
> performers.? Rehearsals will begin on March 23rd.?
> ?
> The cast should be a triple threat, with a strong comedic sense, good
> sense of movement, and an ability to imitate famous Broadway performers
> including Carol Channing, Mandy Patinkin, Liza Minelli, and sing the roles
> from shows like ?Les Miserables?, ?Rent?, ?Spamalot?, ?Hairspray? and
> others.
> ?
> Huntington Playhouse is located at 28601 Lake Road in Bay Village, Ohio
> and is an affiliate of the Cleveland Metroparks.? For more information
> about Huntington Playhouse and the 2009 season, check our web site at
> www.huntingtonplayhouse.com
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> Message: 16
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:14:06 -0500
> From: "Melanie YC Pepe" <mycp at weathervaneplayhouse.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Adult Education at Weathervane
> To: <NEOhioPAL at listserve.com>
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> NEWS RELEASE
> Contact: Melanie YC Pepe (330) 836-2626
> www.WeathervanePlayhouse.com
>
> Weathervane Playhouse
> 1301 Weathervane Lane * Akron, Ohio 44313
>
> Adult Theater Education
> Spring Session, 2009
> Click here to visit our website!
> Click here to read bios for our Instructors!
>
> The Business of Voice Acting
> Voice & Movement Class
> Designing Theatrical Costumes
> Intro to Costume Rendering
> Stole and Banner Workshop
>
> Class info below!
>
> The Business of Voice Acting
> FOUR Saturdays, March 7, 14, 21 & 28 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. .
> Instructor: Joe Cali
> Check out his website at: http://www.JoeCali.com/joe_cali3.html
> Tuition: $100
>
> "What can you do to become a professional? Forget about what you've been
> told about the quality of your voice. Can you read? Can you interpret? Can
> you bring copy to life? Unlike stage actors, voice actors often recieve NO
> advance script, yet YOU must be able to bring the text to life! Develop
> these skills along with the business savvy you need for a career in Voice
> Acting... and GET CALLED AGAIN!"
>
> Voice & Movement Class
> SIX Saturdays, March 21, 28, April 4, 18, 25 and May 2
> 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. .
> Instructor: Adam Thatcher
> Tuition: $150
> This class is for the beginning and intermediate acting student.
>
> This course explores the use of the voice and the body as means for
> expression in performance and everyday communication. Focus is on
> expansion and enhancement of vocal, physical and mental skills through
> release of tension, posture and vocal exercises. The objective of this
> class is examine various techniques for body and voice training, and
> engage in a variety of exercises to help expand physical and vocal
> capabilities. Students will have the opportunity to apply these skills
> through monologue and/or scenework.
>
> Designing Theatrical Costumes
> FOUR Saturdays, June 6, 13, 20 & 27 from 10 a.m. to noon.
> Instructor: Jasen J. Smith
> Tuition: $80
> A beginner's class into the art of designing Theatrical costumes.
>
> Costume designers create the "look" of each character by designing clothes
> and accessories the actors will wear. Depending on the style and
> complexity of the show, costumes may be made, bought, remade from existing
> clothing or rented. The costume of each character should reflect the
> personalities of the characters in the script.
>
> The shapes, colors and textures that a costume designer chooses can make
> an immediate and powerful impact on the audience. Costumes can provide
> audiences with information about a character's occupation, social status,
> gender, age, sense of style and tendencies towards conformity or
> individualism. Costumes can reinforce the mood and style of the
> production, distinguish between major and minor characters, suggest
> relationships between characters, change an actor's appearance, suggest
> changes in character development and age AND be objects of beauty in their
> own right. The costumes in a prodcution truly distinguish one character
> from another.
>
> This class will delve into the Theory of Costume Design, Costume History
> and Research resources and techniques.
>
> Intro to Costume Rendering
> FOUR Saturdays, July 11, 18, 25 & August 1, 10:00 a.m. to noon.
> Instructor: Jasen J. Smith
> Tuition: $80
> A beginner's class into drawing the costume design.
>
> Renderings are the drawing that costume designers create to show
> silhouette, period, seam lines, placement of trim and any costume
> accessories. In this class, students will learn to draw the human form,
> dress the human form and paint the final design.
>
> Students will learn to use the Fashion Journalists rendering technique.
>
> The class will also research historical periods and work on overall
> costume character design.
>
> Each Student will need to purchase a watercolor pad, watercolors or water
> color pencils, a pencil and eraser.
>
> Stole and Banner Workshop
> ONE Sunday: EITHER
> Sunday, March 1 from
> OR
> Sunday, March 8 from
> Instructor: John S. Catlos
> Tuition: $50, plus $25 per banner
>
> You will learn the process of banner and stole making from cutting and
> putting a pattern together to artistic elements and sizing elements to fit
> your banner.
>
> Come and learn to make banners & stoles from concept to finished product!
> Basic sewing skills will be helpful but are not necessary or required.
>
> Skills involved are: tracing a pattern, ironing, cutting out pieces,
> basting, and some machine stitching.
>
> You can choose from one of 8 patterns and construct a fully lined 36" x
> 45" banner. Cost per banner is $25 each.
>
> Register by phone: 330-836-2626
> -or-
> Online: www.weathervaneplayhouse.com
> Space is limited so sign-up today!
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> Message: 17
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:16:35 -0500
> From: Workshop Players <wspamherst at gmail.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Last Two Weekends To See Workshop Players' "The
> Last Mass at St. Casimir's"
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> Workshop Players presents
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> *The Last Mass at St. Casimir's*
>
> By Tom Dudzick
> Directed by Don Wozniak
>
> The third and final leg of Tom Dudzick's trilogy of plays about the
> Pazinskis -- a Polish-Catholic family living in Buffalo, N.Y., during the
> 1950s, '60s, and, in this installment, the '70s -- works fine as a
> standalone effort, yet is best enjoyed by those familiar with Over the
> Tavern or King o' the Moon,. This offering, which unfolds during "the
> blizzard of the century" that socked in the East Coast in 1977, has a more
> decidedly serious coloration than Tavern and Moon. The family patriarch
> has
> died, and mom, Ellen, is selling Chet's Bar & Grill and its upstairs
> apartment -- the family's home -- and moving on. The question for Ellen
> and
> her three 30-something kids is: What will become of 31- year-old Georgie,
> the fourth sibling? Born mentally retarded, he has begun to develop a
> memory-loss condition similar to senile dementia.
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>
> The cast includes Angela Griffith, Steven Griffith, Jacob Wachholz, Jack
> Warren and Kathy Whitmore.
>
> Performance dates are February 13, 14, 20, 21 at 8 p.m., with Sunday
> matinees on February 15 and 22 at 3 p.m.
>
>
>
> Tickets are $12.00 each or $10.00 each for groups of 15 or more and may be
> reserved by calling the box office at 440-988-5613.
>
>
>
> Workshop Players Theatre-in-the-Round is located at 44820 Middle Ridge
> Roadin
> Amherst, and our mezzanine area is now wheelchair accessible. Check out
> our
> website at *www.workshopplayers.com***
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>
>
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> Message: 18
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 19:57:21 -0500
> From: Shawn Galligan <cucabera at gmail.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Nothing to do Valentine's day night? Come to a
> swing dance! 'Ringers' needed
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> Can you swing dance? Would you like to go out dancing this Saturday for
> free?
>
> My church, St. Lukes in Cuyahoga Falls, is hosting a Valentine's day prom,
> and we would love some 'ringers' who can swing dance well to help liven
> the
> party and get everyone dancing.
>
> Here is a list of some of the events were having at the dance.
> Photographs, just like homecoming!
> Cocktails,
> Appetizers, hot and cold,
> Corsages & Buttoners, made from tissue paper flowers,
> Big Band music, dancing and nonalcoholic beverages.
>
> You would get into the dance for free, along with photos, corsages, and
> food. All you got to do is have a good time and help keep the party
> dancing. If interested, please email me at cucabera at gmail.com.
>
> Thanks! Shawn
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> Message: 19
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:16:16 -0800 (PST)
> From: Roy Berko <royberko at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Berko review: VERB BALLETS & UPCOMING DANCE
> PERFORMANCES
> To: NEOhioPerformingArts <neohiopal at listserve.com>
> Cc: Margaret Carlson <margaret-carlson at sbcglobal.net>
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> Verb Ballets back on pointe! Coming dance attractions.
>
> Roy Berko
>
> (Member, Dance Critics Association)
>
> --THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS--
>
> Lorain County Times--Westlaker Times--Lakewood News
> Times--Olmsted-Fairview Times
>
> --coocleveland.com?
>
>
> During most of the past seven years, Verb Ballets was one of the most
> exciting dance venues in the area. Then, about a year and-a-half ago,
> they seemed to lose their focus. The programs seemed disorganized and the
> dancers seemed to be going through the motions. They lost company members
> and did not replace them.
>
> A change in artistic management took place, dancers were added and
> deleted, and it has done a world of good. The company?s recent
> program, presented as part of the Chagrin Arts 2009 Winter Series and
> performed at Chagrin Falls High School?s beautiful Performing Arts
> Center, was a return to the shining days of the past. The company?s
> pieces ranged from traditional ballet, to contemporary and modern dance,
> to a youth-centered offering, to the late Heinz Poll?s ?BOLERO.? All were
> well performed. There was precision and a renewed positive attitude.
>
> The opening piece, ?VESPERS,? choreographed by Ulysses Dove, with
> restaging by Dawn Carter, was a disciplined work, centering around a
> series of chairs, which were sat on, jumped on and over, straddled, and
> balanced upon. Based on the passions and the spirituality of women who
> have faith, it was danced to the music of Mikel Rouse.
>
> Brian Murphy, one of the best male dancers in the area, was splendid as
> the solo performer in David Dearling?s ?DARK WOOD.? He displayed complete
> body control as he moved with assurance and power . This was a tour de
> force.
>
> ?PETER AND THE WOLF? was danced to the vocal narration of the late Leonard
> Bernstein and the recorded music of Sergei Prokofiev?s ?Peter and the
> Wolf,? which uses a musical instrument to represent each of the animals
> and the people in the piece. For example, the flute represented the bird;
> the oboe, the duck; the clarinet, the cat; and grandfather was showcased
> by the bassoon. The delightful interpretation by Pamela Pribisco was well
> costumed by Gino Ventura. Though the pacing of the piece was a little
> languid, the children in the audience seemed delighted through out.
>
> Jennifer Moll Safonovs and Brian Murphy, added grace and beauty to the
> program, dancing Heinz Poll?s ?classically conceived ANDANTE SOSTENUTO.?
> The pas de deux, set to Mendelssohn?s Piano Concerto No. 2, was a visual
> delight as the duo performed floating lifts, alert partnering, and smooth
> classic movements with ease and assurance.
>
> The program ended with the spirited ?BOLERO,? complete with the waving
> cloaks of the bull fight. The conclusion was met with an enthusiastic and
> well deserved standing ovation from the sizeable crowd.
>
> Capsule judgement: Welcome back Verb Ballets!
>
> The company?s next performance will be at Cleveland Public Theatre on
> April 16th through the 19th as part of ?DANCEWORKS 09.? For tickets call
> 216-631-2727 or go to www.cptonline.org.
> This will be followed by performances as part of Fusion Fest 2009 on May 1
> & 2 at the Cleveland Play House. For tickets call 216-795-7000 or go to
> www.clevelandplayhouse.com
>
>
> COMING DANCE ATTRACTIONS
>
>
> GROUNDWORKS DANCETHEATER
>
> On Saturday, March 28 at 7:30, GroundWorks Dancetheater will present
> ?UNPUBLISHED DIALOGUES? based on the life of Virginia Woolf and ?MAJOR TO
> MINOR,? set to the music of legendary female jazz vocalists Ella
> Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday. The performance will be at Philomethian
> Auditorium at Chagrin Falls Intermediate School. For tickets call
> 440-247-8955.
>
> BALLET HISPANICO
>
> Acclaimed New York City-based Ballet Hispanico comes to the Ohio Theatre
> in PlayhouseSquare for performances on Feb. 20-21 as part of a 16-city
> national tour.
>
> This dynamic company, whose diverse choreography is infused with
> traditional Latin and Spanish movements, will perform at 8 p.m. Friday
> evening and at a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee, co-presented by DANCECleveland
> and Cuyahoga Community College. Prior to the Saturday matinee
> performance, a family festival at 1 p.m. in the Ohio Theatre lobby will
> showcase Latin culture with dancing, drumming and family activities. Tri-C
> will also host a free Showtime at High Noon on Friday for students from
> noon-1 p.m.
>
> For tickets call 216-241-6000 or go online at playhousesquare.org. For
> group tickets and for information about the Saturday matinee family
> festival call DANCECleveland at 216-991-9000.
>
>
> Roy Berko's blog, which contains theatre and dance reviews from 2001
> through 2008, as well as his consulting and publications information, can
> be found at http://royberko.info
>
> His reviews can also be found on www.coolcleveland.com and NeOHIOpal (to
> subscribe visit
> http://mailman.listserve.com/listmanager/listinfo/neohiopal.)
>
>
>
>
>
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> Message: 20
> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 21:36:53 -0500
> From: "Jan Futhey" <jpfuthey at wideopenwest.com>
> Subject: [NEohioPAL] Only 2 performances left to see "Goodbye Charlie"
> at Brecksville Little Theatre
> To: <neohiopal at listserve.com>
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> Only two performances left to see
>
> brecksville little theatre's
>
> Goodbye Charlie
>
> By George Axelrod
>
> Friday, February 13, 2009
>
> Saturday, February 13, 2009
>
> Curtain 8:00 p.m.
>
> Brecksville Old Town Hall
>
> On the Brecksville Town Square
>
> Admission $10.00 with Reserved Seating
>
> Handicapped Accessible
>
> BOX OFFICE 440-526-4477
>
> www.brecksvillelittletheatre.org
>
> Directed by Jan Futhey
>
> Produced by Sally Suren and Ken Maresh
>
> CAST
>
> Jerry Hruby as Greg Morris
>
> Dan Sekanic as George Tracy
>
> Elena Kruglova as Franny Saltzman
>
> Frank Wilson as Irving
>
> Pat Petipas as Mr. Shriber
>
> Sue Jeromson as Rusty Mayerling
>
> and
>
> Linda Sekanic as Charlie
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