[NEohioPAL] Fwd: An Earth Day Weekend Performance in Akron - KEEP THE PEACE

[Wandering Aesthetics via NEohioPAL]

*Wandering Aesthetics presents…*
*An Earth Day Weekend Performance of*
*Keep The Peace*


*Wandering Aesthetics is proud to announce a one weekend premier of our
newest solo storytelling performance, **Keep The Peace**.*

*Performance Dates & Times:*

Thursday, April 21st @ 8 PM
Friday, April 22nd @ 8 PM
Saturday, April 23rd @ 8 PM

*Location:*

Akron Center For Art, Music & Performance
118 W. Market St.
Akron, OH 44303

*Tickets:*

Tickets are $15 per person and are available online at
http://www.watheatre.com/boxoffice/

***SAVE $5.00 with promo code: EARTH***

Reservations can also be made by calling 330.612.3090.

Tickets will be available at the door – but seating is VERY limited so
pre-orders are strongly encouraged.

For more information please email watheatre at gmail.com

*About the Show:*

As part of Earth Day (April 22nd) weekend, join Wandering Aesthetics’
Storyteller Kyle Jozsa as he uses stories and songs to lead an interactive
journey to inner (and outer) peace. Using folk tales from around the
world, *Keep
The Peace* examines the development of tools into weapons and proposes
alternative answers to violence. This is a theatrical storytelling event.

****ONE WEEKEND ONLY!!!****

*About Kyle Jozsa:*


Drawing on a work ethic derived from his path to Eagle Scout, Kyle Jozsa
co-founded the storytelling theatre company, Wandering Aesthetics in 2013
with his partner in work and life, Benjamin Rexroad. Kyle serves as
Wandering Aesthetics’ Artistic Director, Director of Education and primary
Storyteller. As such, Kyle is charged with collecting stories from the
heart of Appalachia to the shores of the Cuyahoga, creating dynamic
storytelling performances and inspiring students to find their voices and
tell their own tales. Kyle’s theatrical training includes an intensive
summer program at Double Edge Theatre in Asheville, MA, multiple workshops
with Akron’s own New World Performance Laboratory and extensive work with
Director Benjamin Rexroad. Following his hike of the 2,186-mile Appalachian
Trail, Kyle made the transition to solo performer. Through all of these
changes, Kyle has remained dedicated to his personal training and the study
of the actor’s (and storyteller’s) craft.
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