[NEohioPAL] Mamai New Youth Outreach Begins June 12th with a TOP GIRLS Mamai Matinee!

Wed May 11 09:14:48 PDT 2016

On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 12:02 PM, Christine <kritty65 at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Youth Educational Outreach Program:
>
> Mamai Matinees
>
> Co-Founder Wendy Kriss returns to staff as Mamai’s first Education
> Associate. She will steer the new Mamai Matinee program conceived by
> Co-Founder Derdriu Ring, which invites children ages 5-7 to an interactive
> workshop full of storytelling, movement, music and visual artwork with new
> friends. Children will experience a collage of art activities designed to
> promote self-expression, comfort and confidence in the creative process,
> and the development of collaboration skills.
>
> Beginning in the 2016 season, patrons can register children ages 5-7 for
> this drama workshop in an adjacent location while enjoying Mamai’s Sunday
> 2:30pm matinee performance. One (1) adult admission is included with child
> registration fee.
>
> This project is supported in part by the residents of Cuyahoga County
> through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.
>
> June 12 TOP GIRLS
>
> July 24 LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN
>
> August 28 THE WOMAN HATER
>
> Register here <https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?retail=mtco>.
>
> 2016 Venue & Ticket Information
>
> Mamai is thrilled to return downtown to The Cleveland Masonic Performing
> Arts Center <http://www.paccleveland.com/>, 3615 Euclid Avenue at E. 36th
> Street, with free and ample parking in an onsite gated lot,
> air-conditioning, and ADA-accessibility. Mamai will mount all three of its
> 2016 productions on the beautiful 1920s proscenium stage inside the DeMolay
> Room.
>
> Top Girls
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> By Caryl Churchill
>
> Directed by Jaime Bouvier
>
> June 2-19, 2016
>
> Scenic Design by Don McBride
>
> Costume Design by Suzy Campbell
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> Lighting Design by Rob Peck
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> Sound Design by Carlton Guc
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> Properties Design by Monica Plunkett
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> With...
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> Courtney Brown
>
> Rocky Encalada+
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> Lisa Langford*
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> Anne McEvoy
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> Cassandra Miller
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> Amy Schwabauer
>
> Isabel Wang
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> * Member, Actors Equity Association
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> + Equity Membership Candidate
>
>
> Top Girls transgresses ancient to modern femininity in two distinct acts.
> Act One features an imagined restaurant table full of ladies who lunch...
> in a time-traveling dialogue from various centuries and cultures in
> womankind's history! Act Two is a springboard departure into family drama--
> a personal examination of relationships between mother, daughter, sister,
> aunt, and friend.
>
> Sunday, June 12 Talkback facilitated by two Shaker Heights High School
> International Baccalaureate English Faculty, Chris Coton and Chuck Kelly.
>
> Lady Windermere's Fan
>
> By Oscar Wilde
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> Directed Bernadette Clemens
>
> July 14-31, 2016
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> Scenic Design by Don McBride
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> Costume Design by Suzy Campbell
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> Lighting Design by Rob Peck
>
> Sound Design by Carlton Guc
>
> Properties Design by Monica Plunkett
>
> Oscar Wilde fans the flames of Edwardian social change with his typical
> adroitness. Comedy and manners offer a tongue-lashing, suspenseful assault
> on Victorian values. An attractive stranger invades the domestic bliss of
> Lady & Lord Windermere, and her past has the potential to drastically alter
> their future. Lord Darlington plays a hand. All bets hinge on chance, fate,
> accident... and a fan.
>
> The Woman Hater - U.S. Premiere!
>
> By Fanny Burney
>
> Directed Christine McBurney
>
> August 18-September 4, 2016
>
> Scenic Design by Don McBride
>
> Costume Design by Angelina Herin
>
> Lighting Design by Rob Peck
>
> Sound Design by Richard Ingraham
>
> Properties Design by Monica Plunkett
>
> An absurdly satirical indictment of the excesses of both men and women,
> this 1802 comedy remained unproduced until 2003. When Sir Roderick is
> jilted by Lady Smatter, he proclaims himself a woman-hater and is
> determined to keep his young heir away from the opposite sex. Identities
> are mistaken, social pretensions are deliciously exposed, and the gender
> constructs of wifely and daughterly duties are boldly upended — bringing
> forth a new kind of heroine.
>
> You can sponsor <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!tickets/cvvh>, join our
> mailing list <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!tickets/cvvh> or purchase
> tickets <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!three-sisters/cguq> online!
>
> TICKETS:   <http://sic.brownpapertickets.com/>www.mamaitheatreco.org
>
> or 440.394.8353
>
> Adults: $22
>
> Seniors (65 & older): $20
>
> Students (25 & under): $15
>
> Mamai Theatre Company was co-founded in 2010 by Bernadette Clemens, Wendy
> Kriss, Christine McBurney, and Derdriu Ring. Mamai (pronounced Mah' may) is
> the Gaelic word for “mother.” Four working mothers, theatre artists,
> colleagues, and friends arrived at a place where it was time to create
> opportunities for themselves and their community. “Don’t wait to create”
> became the inspiration for Mamai Theatre Company.
>
> Our mission is to create intelligent, relevant classical theatre that
> offers an artistic home for Cleveland's theatre artists, and equal
> opportunity for women in the professional theatre community.
>
> In 2013 The Plain Dealer announced, “Mamai Theatre Company...has made a
> howling entrance onto the city’s artistic scene” and named their inaugural
> production, Medea, a top-10 theatre event of the year. In 2014
> LandofCleve.net added, “In only a few short years, Mamai Theatre Company
> has established themselves as a major player in the Cleveland theatre
> community."
>
> We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
>
> www.mamaitheatreco.org
>
> mamaitheatrecocleveland at gmail.com
>
>
>
>

-- 
Christine McBurney
Co-Producing Artistic Director, Mamaí Theatre Company
<http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/>
Educator & Freelance Writer

e: kritty65 at gmail.com

w: www.christinemcburney.com
t: @Christine_McB
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