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Free Noontime Concert this Friday
by Laura Golden via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

*FREE * *Noontime **Concert* *FeaturingJames Tinsley (Trumpet)&Katie Cross (Piano)Friday, November 13th, 2015 <x-apple-data-detectors://8> 12:00pm - 1:00pm <x-apple-data-detectors://9>At TrueNorth Cultural Arts4530 Colorado Ave.Sheffield Village, OH 44054 * -- Laura Golden Marketing Coordinator TrueNorth Cultural Arts tncarts.org (440) 949-5200

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“Master the Art: Playwriting Basics for Aspiring Playwrights” Workshop
by sue holland johnson via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

“Master the Art: Playwriting Basics for Aspiring Playwrights” Wake Up And Live’s Actors’ Studio Sue JohnsonExecutive Directorwakeupandlives(a)gmail.com WHAT: An introduction to playwriting basics. . A chance for aspiring playwrights to express your creativity through developing and writing drama, comedy or ‘dramedy.' . Learn the fundamentals: combine the elements (exposition, setting, characters, plot, theme, climax, denouement, etc.) in the craft of writing a play . Tell a story through strong characters and events: Concept, Content, Format. . See your story develop ( beginning, middle, end) through scene work and evolve into a play WHEN: Mon. 11/30/15 6:00 – 8:30 P.WHERE: Shaker Heights, OHFEE: Advanced Registration $35.00 (Cash, check, credit card) Deadline: Fri. 11/27/15 Can't attend workshop? Private Play writing Coaching available by appointment.To: Directors, Coaches, Teachers: Please forward and share with your actors and students who might benefit. For information, or to register:Sue JohnsonDirectorwakeupandlives(a)gmail.com

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Fwd: New Equity Musical Theatre Company Brings Tony Award Winners to Cleveland [CLEVELAND MUSICAL THEATRE]
by CMT Public Relations via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

*NEWS RELEASE * Media contact: Lisa Craig, 216-832-0370, email *lmcraigoh(a)gmail.com <lmcraigoh(a)gmail.com>* *New Equity Musical Theatre Company Brings Tony Award Winners to Cleveland* *November 11, 2015* (Cleveland, OH) - Professional musical theatre now has a new stand-alone organization in Northeast Ohio. Cleveland Musical Theatre (CMT) is a new non-profit theatre company dedicated to providing the region with high quality, engaging, and locally produced musical theater. Founder and Artistic Director Miles J. Sternfeld announced a partnership of CMT with Cuyahoga Community College Eastern Campus (Tri-C East) for its performance venue in the newly remodeled Simon and Rose Mandel Theatre, and with Making It On Broadway (MIOB) for educational programming. In addition to professional Equity performances at Tri-C East, CMT offers local workshops, master classes and week-long intensives led by New York City’s finest musical theatre professionals for students and rising professional actors who want to “make it on Broadway.” Sternfeld, along with Managing Director Sean Patrick, was inspired to create a way to consistently support and spotlight musical theater in northeast Ohio after seeing how many Clevelanders populate the theatre community of his current city of residence, NYC. “I became dedicated to create a home where aspiring professionals from Cleveland and around the country can gain professional experience, work alongside performers with substantial Broadway credits, and train under the best educators in the country,” says Sternfeld. "A testament to the importance our community places on the arts is seen by the vast amount of talent that Cleveland attracts to some of the best musical theatre college-programs in the country,” Sternfeld continues, “and so many of those students have moved on to successful careers on Broadway.” *THE MUSIC MAN: Inspiration and Act One* Sternfeld, currently studying English at Fordham University in NYC, already made an impression in the Cleveland area right after graduating from Orange High School, producing and directing a benefit performance of “The Who’s Tommy” for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, featuring Broadway performers Nick Blaemire, Adrienne Warren and Jodie Langel. While rehearsing for “The Who’s Tommy,” Sternfeld began to brainstorm with Langel on future collaborations. She founded Making It on Broadway in 2005, which has grown into a premier musical theatre training program in New York. Given the bevy of talent in Cleveland, they decided to hold a workshop over the summer. They hosted a one-week MT Intensive in July of 2015, and MIOB quickly sold out the program at 40 students, 15 of whom resided out of state. Based on the overwhelming response, it became clear that Making It On Broadway would be a welcome addition to Cleveland's artistic landscape. *THE SOUND OF MUSIC: Educational Programming* CMT, in conjunction with Making It On Broadway, plans to offer a one-week summer program, a one-week winter program, and various other options during the year. Tony-winner *Patina Miller* will join the upcoming winter training program as a master-class teacher. CMT's educational programming is open to students of all ages, young and old alike, to provide them with solid musical theatre training -- all taught by a staff with Broadway credits. “We want to help people who are looking to make theater their career,” says Patrick. “I am so excited and thrilled to be the education director of Cleveland Musical Theatre,” proclaims Langel. “We all have the same vision, to bring the highest level of education and theater to Cleveland. Because there is so much talent in Cleveland, we have the unique opportunity to combine local talent with Broadway professionals.” *APPLAUSE: Theatrical Programming* In the summer of 2015, CMT made its first foray into producing with a workshop-style production of the Elton John/Tim Rice rock-opera, “Aida.” The cast of 24 included 12 local actors paired with 12 Broadway and NY-based guest actors. The workshop was directed by Sternfeld, with Martin Cespedes as choreographer and Patrick as musical director. It was presented twice at Tri-C's Metro Campus to an invited audience of prospective donors and interested parties. It featured a full 16-piece orchestra comprised of Cleveland's renowned musicians. “When the curtain came down, it was clear that ‘Aida’ was a smash hit. The response was overwhelmingly positive, and not just from the audience. The NY-based cast members had an exceptional experience and were really overjoyed to be a part of such an exciting new initiative,” raves Sternfeld. “Moving forward, it's our hope to go into full production of ‘Aida’ in the Summer of 2016,” says Patrick. “This would be our first public production. Beyond that, we would hope to expand to do multiple shows each summer.” *COMPANY: Making Cuyahoga Community College a Home* CMT needed to partner with a venue that would be able to house the quality and size of productions that it hoped to mount. They approached Cuyahoga Community College about their Eastern Campus performing arts center. President of Tri-C's Eastern Campus, J. Michael Thomson, was enthusiastic and agreed that a partnership could be beneficial to both CMT and Cuyahoga Community College. The Simon and Rose Mandel Theatre is undergoing large renovations, says Patrick, and CMT “is honored to be the first theater company to utilize this gorgeous facility after its renovation. We are happy to call Tri-C East our home base, and we look forward to a developing partnership with such an amazing institution.” *DREAM: The Inaugural Gala* On January 11, 2016, CMT hosts its first fundraiser with dinner, drinks, a feature performance by *Alice Ripley* and several other Cleveland-native Broadway artists, and an auction. Individual tickets start at $95 and table sponsorships are available for $6,000. This evening will be held at Tri-C East in the Simon and Rose Mandel Theatre. “ It will be truly a beautiful night of song, food, and great company,” proclaims Sternfeld. *Full details are available at www.clevelandmusicaltheatre.com <http://www.clevelandmusicaltheatre.com>.* *CMT Leadership* Founding Artistic Director - Miles J. Sternfeld, Managing Director - Sean Patrick, Director of Education – Jodie Langel. Board of Directors: Miles Sternfeld, President; Sean Patrick, Vice President; Jeffrey Grover; Peter Dougherty; Kyle Stefanski; Kelly Hoy; Cassandra Goldbach; Robert Sternfeld.

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Center for Arts-Inspired Learning -- Call for Teaching Artists!
by ArtWorks via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

*Call for Teaching Artists – ArtWorks Spring 2016* The Center for Arts-Inspired Learning seeks applications for teaching artists who wish to participate in the Spring 2016 ArtWorks program. *Deadline to apply: November 20, 2015* *WHAT IS ARTWORKS?* ArtWorks is the only multi-disciplinary, arts-based job training program for Northeast Ohio high school students, designed to provide instruction in the arts while helping teens develop workplace skills and gain knowledge of post-secondary options. Through participation in ArtWorks and under the guidance of professional teaching artists, teens create visual and performance art, learn how to work cooperatively, professionally, and responsibly, and earn a wage. Selected teaching artists will work with diverse populations of young people with a broad range of artistic experience. This work will entail performing and exhibiting works of art, developing community partnerships to provide real-world project experiences, and guiding apprentices in the development of a professional portfolio. *Resumes and Cover Letters from artists of all disciplines will be considered*, including but not limited to: *Theater, Music and/or Vocal Performance, Dance, Filmmaking, Recording Arts, Video **Game/Web Design, Visual Arts (all forms), Poetry/Literary Arts and Fashion/Costume Design. * *Proposals that integrate technology, highlight community revitalization, or interdisciplinary practices are encouraged. *WHERE & WHEN WILL ARTWORKS TAKE PLACE?* ArtWorks will take place at the *Tri-C Metro Campus* (2900 Community College Avenue – Cleveland, OH 44115). The Spring 2016 session will run* from Tuesday, February 16th to Thursday, May 5th.* Weekly, ArtWorks will meet *Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-7:30 pm.* ArtWorks teaching artists are required to work pre-program (January 2016) events for interviews and registration of apprentices as well as orientation and planning. *WHAT IS THE ROLE OF TEACHING ARTISTS?* Teaching artists will: 1) Complete initial proposals, weekly work-plans, and participate in planning sessions to create arts-based job-training curriculum. Curriculum will reflect the outcomes of the program, including workforce skills, artistic/personal development, and post-secondary preparedness. 2) Design projects that allow apprentices to develop 21st Century skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, time management, professional communication, and collaboration. 3) Guide apprentices to document work and create professional portfolios and resumes. 4) Conduct and complete assessments, evaluations, and interviews of apprentices. 5) Mentor apprentices, create a supportive environment for collaboration, and facilitate the development of a diverse peer network. 6) Plan and implement a culminating exhibit or performance in collaboration with other ArtWorks groups, in addition to other public performances. 7) Keep apprentices engaged, focused, and productive during workday. 8) Monitor and support your co-op’s adherence to the ArtWorks policies and procedures. *TO APPLY: Please submit the following by November 20, 2015* 1) *Current Resume or CV* 2) *Personal Work Samples, Photos, or other documentation* 3) *Letter of Intent/Cover Letter* *Note*: In order for the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning to adequately evaluate a teaching artist for consideration, all requested materials and information must be received prior to the deadline. An interview, written project proposal, and professional references will be required for finalists. *Background checks are required and must be completed at the applicant’s expense prior to final acceptance as an **ArtWorks teaching artist.* After acceptance, all artists will meet with ArtWorks staff to discuss a program theme, determine logistic and budget needs, and develop appropriate project plans. ***Application materials must be received by Friday, November 20, 2015.*** Send materials to: *Brandon Lipford, ArtWorks Manager* *ArtWorks Artist Proposal* *Center for Arts-Inspired Learning, 13110 Shaker Square, C203, Cleveland, OH 44120* *Phone: 216.561.5005 x17* *Email: artworks(a)arts-inspiredlearning.org <artworks(a)arts-inspiredlearning.org>* *Fax: 216.561.3444* *TEACHING ARTIST QUALIFICATIONS:* ArtWorks teaching artist applicants are evaluated according to the criteria below, based upon the needs of the program: • Experience and ability to work collaboratively with staff, fellow artists and youth. • Demonstrated work ethic and professionalism to serve as a mentor and role model. • Previous experience teaching and/or working with diverse populations of youth ages 14-18. • Professional artistic training, background, and work demonstrated through work samples. • Ability to organize, implement, and successfully complete projects in a learning and work *PROPOSAL QUALIFICATIONS:* Finalists for the ArtWorks teaching artist positions will be asked to submit a proposal which will be evaluated according to the criteria below, based upon the needs of the program: • Integration of work-readiness skills and post-secondary preparedness. • Challenging to apprentices’ personal and artistic growth. • Clarity, purpose, rigor, innovation, and focus within an arts discipline. • Ability to support and create impact in the local community. • Reflection of real-world work experiences. • Unity and completeness of application, including a clearly itemized budget. *COMPENSATION:* Teaching Artists work as independent contractors and receive $3,600 over the 12 weeks of the program, including pre-program meetings and orientation. *QUESTIONS:* Brandon Lipford, ArtWorks Manager (216) 561-5005 ext. 17 brandon(a)arts-inspiredlearning.org -- *ArtWorks* Center for Arts-Inspired Learning 13110 Shaker Square - C203 Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Phone: (216) 561-5005 ext.17 Fax: (216) 561-3444 <http://arts-inspiredlearning.org/>

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Last weekend for "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
by Laura Golden via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

Only (3) chances left to see William Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' at TrueNorth Cultural Arts. Remaining shows: Fri., November 13th @ 7:00pm Sat., November 14th @ 7:00pm Sun., November 15th @ 3:00pm On Sunday there will be a FREE interactive educational program 'Sunday Funday' presented by TrueNorth's Youth Outreach Coordinator. The program begins at 1:30pm and will include theater based activities and games to help audiences members better understand the language of the upcoming matinee. (Suggested for audiences members 10 and up) Call (440) 949-5200 x221 for your tickets or visit www.TNCArts.org/midsummer-nights-dream/ -- Laura Golden Marketing Coordinator TrueNorth Cultural Arts tncarts.org (440) 949-5200

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November Line Up
by ALANDA SALES via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

Greetings Artistic Community The Kultivation Theater is a place where you can come hang out and feel free to let your creative juices flow! We are in the process of creating Thee Kultivation Art Group, which is a hub/ Guild of creative people who want to work together on collaborative projects to help create and generate lucrative opportunities to express all mediums of art as a whole. Please feel free to contact myself Alanda Sales Theater Director and or Leether Green Owner/ Operator to book your special event, whatever it is we are more than willing to work together to make your dream a reality! Please follow our posts as we will add to the calendar of events as well as goods and services that we are providing! I am honored to be amongst you all and pray that we will all surpass our creative goals and aspirations! *November Lineup* Upcoming events are as follows *The Dig:* Digging In Crates Purchase music from all genres, samples, and instrumentals November 4th 7pm-11pm *Amp Society Founder & Host Terrence J formerly of 107.9s late night flight!* Saturday November 21st 8pm until A Live webcast where the Internet intertwines with a live audience this months line up are as follows: Fly Jones & SSP, ( Myself Author of Sexxplicit Carnal Intentions) MZ. Lynn,.John Codrea,&Tae Wall. There will be refreshments as well as a live reading party with complimentary samples of Mz.Lynn's Sexxplicit: (Saved,Sexy, Single & Celibate) product line, incense, oils as well as mix cd's. *Black Friday Crafters Extravaganza* Friday November 27th from 12 pm-6pm A collective of Local Artist and Crafters of all mediums will create showcase their talent and sell there wares to the general public! The kultivation Arts Group is challenging all Black Friday Shoppers to buy local,come out and support local artist so we don't have to be starving artist! Vending space is available please contact Alanda Sales/ Mz. Lynn for more details regarding space. *Services* Kult Recordings: $25/HR for Recording and mix $35/HR for Mastering First hour must be paid upfront Sessions must be booked in advance (216) 338- 8934 *Alanda Sales ( Mz.Lynn)Kultivation Theater Director(2160 450-9007* *Leether Green ( Momma Lee)* *Kultivation Theater Owner/Operator(216) 369-7550*

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NWPL's Open Rehearsal of "Industrial Valley: The Devil's Milk, Part 3"
by Slowiak,James R via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

NEW WORLD PERFORMANCE LAB STAGES 1930'S LABOR NOVEL LOCAL THEATRE CONTINUES TRILOGY ON AKRON AND RUBBER Akron, OH -New World Performance Laboratory (NWPL) will present open rehearsals of "Industrial Valley" the third part of the company's Devil's Milk Trilogy, a long-term project based on Akron's relationship with rubber, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, November 12, 13, 14, 2015 at 8pm and Sunday, November 15 at 2pm in The Balch Street Theatre, 220 South Balch Street, Akron Oh, 44302. For information and reservations call 330-867-3299 or devilsmilk3.brownpapertickets.com. Each open rehearsal will be followed by an audience talkback session. Admission is $10. "Industrial Valley" is an ensemble-devised theatre performance based on Ruth McKenney's acclaimed 1939 account of class and industrial conflict in Akron, Ohio. NWPL, under the direction of co-artistic director and University of Akron theatre professor James Slowiak, is using McKenney's novel to bring to life the sights, sounds, and smells of Depression-era Akron. Malcolm Cowley called McKenney's historical novel "the best American example of proletarian literature." These early open rehearsals of "Industrial Valley: The Devil's Milk, Part 3" will provide the public with a rare view of NWPL's working process and the birth of a company created performance. The NWPL ensemble consists of co-artistic director Jairo Cuesta and long-time company members and Akron residents Debora Totti, Justin Hale, Jamie Hale, and Chris Buck, with apprentices Rosilyn Jentner, Robert Keith, and Kyra Kelley. NWPL in conjunction with the Center for Applied Theatre and Active Culture (CATAC) has been developing "The Devil's Milk Trilogy" in six intensive two-week work sessions between March and November 2015. Each work session will culminate in an open rehearsal and talkback session with the public. "Death of a Man: The Devil's Milk, Part 1" was presented in March and May 2015 as a solo performance featuring Jairo Cuesta. "Goosetown: The Devil's Milk, Part 2" written and composed by JT Buck, began development in June and August 2015. The entire trilogy is planned to begin performances in 2016 at the company's home base, The Balch Street Theatre, 220 South Balch Street in Akron. Each part of the trilogy will stand on its own as a performance event and take on a very distinct theatrical form and style, providing a stimulus and forum for a frank discussion about the city and the rubber that shaped it. A grant from The Knight Foundation has helped to pay for artists' stipends during the development process and has allowed CATAC/NWPL to offer ensemble members and local theatre artists the opportunity to refine their craft. About CATAC and NWPL CATAC serves as the administrative umbrella for NWPL, an internationally acclaimed ensemble of theatre artists that has been active in Northeastern Ohio since 1992. Since taking up residence at The Balch Street Theatre in 2011, CATAC has produced a number of exceptional NWPL productions including "Virginia Woolf's ORLANDO" and "Gilgamesh: He Who Saw Everything" as well as hosting various theatre companies such as Studium Teatralne from Poland, TAPIT Theatre Ensemble from Madison, WI, and Ma'Sue Productions. CATAC/NWPL spearheads numerous community projects, training sessions, educational programs, and performances throughout the region, nationally, and internationally. About the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation promotes journalism excellence worldwide and invests in the vitality of communities where the Knight brothers once owned newspapers. Knight Foundation supports ideas and projects that can lead to transformational change.

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"Misalliance" at Lake Erie College
by RRCAA via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

Lake Erie College and Rabbit Run Theater present George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance" PAINESVILLE, Ohio- George Bernard Shaw's comedy "Misalliance" opens Friday, Nov. 13 at Lake Erie College's C. K. Rickel Theatre. This show is the second in a four-part collaborative theatrical season between Rabbit Run Community Arts Association and Lake Erie College. The project, The Studio Series, is funded in part by a $10,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Lake County Visitors Bureau Arts and Culture Fund. Directed by Dr. Jerry Jaffe, assistant professor of theatre at LEC, "Misalliance" is a comedy of manners and one of Shaw's wittier plays. Written in 1910, Shaw offers a study on the question of what becomes of traditional marriage in progressive, turn-of-the-century England. Within the confines of one afternoon, no less than eight marriage proposals are issued in the country estate of self-made industrialist John Tarleton, played by Greg Gnau. Tarleton's daughter, Hypatia, played by LEC student Jesse Gobol, is engaged to Bentley (LEC student Justin Keeler), the milquetoast son of Lord Summerhays (Roger Principe) who once asked Hypatia to marry him. Tarleton's son, Johnny (Connor McCarthy) and wife (Beverly Kristy) enters the mix as well as a mysterious man (Christopher Ashmun) armed with a gun and a picture of his dead mother, once a lover of Tarleton's. To top things off, an airplane crashes into the estate's greenhouse with family friend Joey (LEC alum Richard Keay) piloting the plane carrying the enchantress Lina (Evie Koh). Shaw, one of the most celebrated playwrights in the English language, wrote over 80 plays. "Pygmalion" and "Arms and the Man" are perhaps his most famous and most frequently produced plays. There are numerous movies and adaptations, including the beloved musical version of "Pygmalion", "My Fair Lady." Shaw is also the motivation for the Shaw Festival every year in Ontario, Canada. "Misalliance" runs Nov. 13, 14, 19, 20 and 21 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 15 and 22 at 2:00 p.m. in the C.K. Rickel Theatre in Royce Hall for the Fine and Performing Arts off of Gillett St. on the Lake Erie College campus. On Saturday, Nov. 20, guests may add on a pre-show stop at the Steele Mansion in Painesville. Heavy hors d'oeuvres will be served for an additional $10/person followed by a self-guided tour of the mansion. A cash bar will be available. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Reservations may be made at rabbitrunonline.org. The Steele Mansion is located at 348 Mentor Ave., directly across from Lake Erie College. Tickets for "Misalliance" are $15 for adults and $13 for seniors and may be purchased at the door or in advance at rabbitrunonline.org. All seats are general seating. Parking is free. "Misalliance" is made possible in part by funding through the National Endowment for the Arts, the Lake County Visitors Bureau Arts and Culture Fund, the Ohio Arts Council and ideastream. For More Information: Ruta Greiner Director of Public Relations and Marketing Lake Erie College 391 W. Washington Street Painesville, OH 44077 440.375.7224 (office) Karen Ziegler Director of Marketing/Group Sales Rabbit Run Theater P. O. Box 235, 49 Park St. Madison, OH 44057 440.428.5913

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Uniquely Cleveland Nutcracker Performances arrive first weekend of December
by Cleveland City Dance via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

CITY BALLET OF CLEVELAND ANNOUNCES ITS�“UNIQUELY CLEVELAND NUTCRACKER” PERFORMANCESThe City Ballet of Cleveland, formerly Cleveland City Dance Company will be presenting its fourth annual “Uniquely Cleveland Nutcracker”.� Come enjoy the sights and sounds as The City Ballet of Cleveland and other local dancers perform this all new full length production partially funded by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture and the Ohio Arts Council.� Guest artists include Mark Otloski, Andrea Blanskstien-Otloski both formerly of Cleveland San Jose Ballet, Kate Webb from Verb Ballets and many more.� All the dancers are from the local area. Our fourth annual holiday performances are being held Saturday, December 5th at 7:00 pm and Sunday, December 6th at 2:00 pm at Tri-C’s Eastern Campus.� Advance reserve tickets are available for purchase online www.cityballetofcleveland.org� at the following prices - $25 for adults and $10 for children under 12 and seniors.� Tickets purchased at the theater the day of the shows are $30 for adults and $15 for children under 12 and seniors.� Cleveland City Dance, Home to City Ballet of Cleveland � � � 13108 Shaker Square Cleveland, OH 44120www.clevelandcitydance.com / 216-295-2222

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Final Week for THE CALL at Dobama Theatre
by JD Tell via NEohioPAL 11 Nov '15

11 Nov '15

Dobama Theatre presents the Midwest Premiere of The Call by Tanya BarfieldDirected by Matthew Wright "Tanya Barfield is a smart, funny playwright with a gift for spinning current, global events into the stuff of living-room drama. And in "The Call," she doesn't let anyone – white or black – off the hook." - Andrea Simakis, The Plain Dealer "Directed with equal parts dignity, urgency and comedy by Matthew Wright, (The Call) invites audience members to make their own choices about what they would do in a similar situation. He also creates an overall ambience that makes viewers feel right at home during the show, as if we were sitting on the couch next to the characters." - inthelandofcleve.com Annie and Peter are a middle-aged white couple looking to adopt a child from Africa. When they receive surprising news from the adoption agency, their marriage is put to the test, secrets are exposed and they are forced to make an unexpected choice. THE CALL is an intimate portrait of cultural divide, both politically-charged and tack-smart funny. Featuring Abraham Adams+, Ursula Cataan*, Carly Germany*, Nathan A. Lilly+, and CorLesia Smith+ * Member of Actors' Equity Association +Equity Membership Candidate Thursday, November 12 - Curtain at 7:30 pmTickets $25 for Adults, $23 for Seniors, $10 for Students Friday, November 13 - Curtain at 8 pm; Town Hall Talkback following performanceTickets $28 for Adults, $26 for Seniors, $10 for Students Saturday, November 14 - Curtain at 8 pm; Actor Talkback following performanceTickets $28 for Adults, $26 for Seniors, $10 for Students Sunday, November 15 - Preshow Talk at 1:45 pm; Curtain at 2:30 pmTickets $25 for Adults, $23 for Senior, $10 for Students Dobama Theatre is located at 2340 Lee Road in the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library Annex Building. Call 216.932.3396 for reservations or e-mail boxoffice(a)dobama.org.Online reservations can be made at dobama.org 24/7.

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