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Registration for Summer Youth Classes at The Cassidy Theatre NOW OPEN. Sign up today!
by The Cassidy Theatre via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

*DON’T WAIT– ACT NOW* *Announcing: **Summer 2015 Youth Theatre Classes at The Cassidy Theatre * StarDust! 4-6 year olds Mondays 10:00am-10:45am June 29th - August 10th 2015 Here’s a fun way for the youngest ones to get their start in theater! This non-stressful approach to basic acting will teach your star how to twinkle! This class will work on imagination, memorization and working together. A brief showcase featuring what they have learned will be presented free for family and friends Monday August 10th at 10:00 AM. StarLight! 7-12 year olds Mondays 11:00 am- 12:00 pm June 29th - August 10th 2015 This class is for students who want to focus on acting. During the course of this program, students will be instructed in improv, character work, and voice and movement for acting. The program is designed to benefit children of all abilities and experience levels. Students must have basic reading skills. Studies will culminate in a free performance for family and friends Monday August 10th at 11:00 AM. StarShine! 7-19 year olds (Students will be broken into smaller groups based on age) Tues. and Thurs. 10:00 am- 1:00pm June 30th - August 13th 2015 This is an active and exciting class for students to study musical theatre including; singing, acting, and dance. Students of any experience level are encouraged to attend. Students will develop audition skills, learn about theater history, creating a character, and building confidence. Studies will culminate in a free final performance for family and friends Saturday August 15th at 12:00 PM on the Cassidy mainstage. GROUP CLASSES (Back by popular demand) Great for Youth groups, Scout troops!! Looking for a fun activity to keep your group busy this summer? Come have some fun learning all about theater basics in this one-day, three hour, multi-age theater workshop. Program includes a fun acting workshop featuring games and scene work, a backstage tour including costumes and props, brief theater history and rules, and much more! This introduction to the theater world is meant to broaden students' knowledge of the arts. This workshop is perfect for Girl or Boy Scout Troops, home schooled students, or kids who just want to try a little sample of theater! Must have basic reading skills. Troop leaders: please call the theater for more information about reserving a date for your troop--space is limited! (Certificate will be presented at the end of workshop for credit towards patches or badges.) *$25 per child* (At least one troop leader / parent representative per scout troop needs to be present. No fee for adults) Dates Available –Thurs. June 25, and Wed. July 15 Call the office for start times for group classes. *You must call the theater and book class * *at least two weeks in advance!!!* ONE DAY ONLY Intro to Theater Class! Great for busy kids (Ages 7-18) Saturday July 11th at 12:00 pm- 3:00pm Enrollment $25 per student This one day, three hour course is designed for students who are interested in the arts but don’t have the time for our regular classes. Students will learn theater basics in a multi-age theater workshop. Program includes an acting workshop featuring games and scene work, a backstage tour including costumes, and props, brief theater history, and much more! This introduction to the theater world is meant to broaden students' knowledge of the arts. Must have basic reading skills. Enroll early because space is limited! *Call the box office 440-842-4600 for prices, to get a brochure or register today!*

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Study VOICE this summer with Helen Todd, Soprano/Producer
by Helen Todd via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

Get your voice in shape this summer and ready for August and Fall auditions now! Get serious about your singing and auditions and study voice with Soprano & Producer, Helen Todd. Learn how to support your breath correctly in both belting and legit singing! Build your audition book with both 32 and 16 bar cuts, and sing every week with live full piano accompaniment in lessons! Ms. Todd gives free consultations for those interested in joining her Cleveland Heights voice studio for the Summer Session 2015. See Helen Todd in action on her website at www.helentodd.com <http://www.helentodd.com/> where she sings a clip as Norma Desmond in Mercury Theatre's production of Sunset Boulevard where LandofCleve.net <http://landofcleve.net/> wrote "Her vocal prowess is enthralling, and each of her big numbers will leave you wiping away the tears while jumping to your feet." Contact her by email at devuhht(a)gmail.com <mailto:devuhht@gmail.com> or by phone at 216-534-1897. Check the studio page for 2014 showcase highlights of some current students. Featured singers include: Ona Martini, Aidan McKeon, Neely Gevaart, Alison Arko, Michael Litherland, Madison Chaitoff, John Cugel, Calista Zajac, Emma Blemaster, Karla Cummins, Kayla Carabotta, Amanda Litherland, Larry Ward, and more. Also, check out the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/HelenToddVoiceStudio?ref=hl <https://www.facebook.com/HelenToddVoiceStudio?ref=hl> for additional videos from the Helen Todd Studio Showcase! Check out the 2015 showcase on Tuesday May 19 at Dobama Theatre at 7:00pm. Students in the studio receive intense vocal training to prepare them for auditions for theaters and schools, competitions and performances. Each lesson is with full piano accompaniment. Current pricing is $35 per half hour, $50 for 45 minutes and $60 per hour. Helen teaches all ages with a concentration on working actors/singers in musical theatre and opera singers. Most members of the studio are adults but space is available to high school or younger who perform regularly in shows around town or who are considering performing as a career. Concentration is also given to those students who are preparing for college auditions in either voice performance or theatre. For more detailed information, or to set up your free half hour consultation, email Ms. Todd directly at devuhht(a)gmail.com <mailto:devuhht@gmail.com> or call 216-534-1897. To find out more about Ms. Todd, go to www.helentodd.com <http://www.helentodd.com/>. A few current & former student accomplishments in the Cleveland area -Tina Starkey cast as Keely in Pete & Keely in Western Reserve Players production, this summer and recently performed the role of Lola in Damn Yankees with Happy Ending Lyric Players in March 2015. -Emma Moughan performed the role of Jemima in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at Solon High School, April 2015. -Jasmine Ridler recently cast in Mercury Theatre’s Teen Stock production of Pippin as a featured soloist, performing July 2015 and performed in Seussical with Hudson Players, Winter 2015 -Anika Yadati performed the role of Little Fiona in Twinsburg Community Theatre’s production of Shrek along side Alison Arko who performed the lead of Fiona and John Barron-Wright who performed the role of Shrek, February 2015 -Connor Reese performed in South Pacific with Akron Symphony at EJ Thomas Hall, on April 25. -Amanda Litherland cast as The Housekeeper in Man of La Mancha at Aurora Theatre, performing now through May 17. -John Barron-Wright, and Kelsey Tomlinson cast in Man of La Mancha at Aurora Theatre, performing now through May 17. -Aidan McKeon performed the role of Amos Hart in Chicago with Beck Teen Theater Center, Winter 2015 and accepted into Interlochen Summer Intensive for 2015. -Calista Zajac cast as Young Cosette in Les Miserables at Great Lakes Theatre, October/November 2014 and performing now in Shrek with Near West Theatre. -Nicole Sumlin performed the role of Elizabeth Keckley in Civil War Christmas at Dobama Theatre, December 2014 plus featured soloist in Violet at Lakeland Theatre in February 2015. -Madison Chaitoff cast as Jasmine in Aladdin with Heights Youth Theatre, October 2014. -John Cugel cast as Aladdin in Aladdin with Heights Youth Theatre, October 2014. -Emma Blemaster cast as Sebastian in Little Mermaid and Iago in Aladdin with Heights Youth Theatre, March 2015 and November 2014. -Larry Ward cast in Oliver at Chagrin Valley Little Theatre, performing November & December 2014. -Neely Gevaart performed the role of Violet in Violet with Lakeland Theatre, this past February 2015. -Karla Cummins singing solo as one of the fairies in A Midsummer's Night Dream and chosen for the Blossom Festival Chorus. -Cameron Dashiell as Momma Morton in Chicago with Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, an 8 month run in 2013. -Tarion Young, working as a singing gondolier at The Venetian in Las Vegas, also costumer with Cirque de Soleil in Las Vegas as well. -Lara Mainier cast as Jan in Grease at The Paramount Theatre in Chicago and Pinkalicous in Pinkalicous at The Broadway Theatre in Chicago, two year run! -Andrew Miller, four year scholarship winner for attending Ithaca College for Musical Theatre. -Magan Yantko, four year scholarship winner for attending Point Park Conservatory in Pittsburgh for Musical Theatre. Performed the role of Natalie in Next to Normal at the New Hazelett Theatre in Pittsburgh. Former and current students of Ms. Todd have appeared locally with Mercury Theatre, Dobama Theatre, Cassidy Theatre, Lakeland Theatre, Blank Canvas Theatre, Beck Center, Great Lakes Theatre Festival, Near West Theatre, Playhouse Square, Porthouse Theatre, Cain Park, Cleveland Public Theatre, and Kent State University, among others, and her students have been accepted to such noteworthy institutions as Northwestern University, Ithaca College, DePaul University, Lawrence University, Southern Methodist University and Otterbein College. Testimonial from former student Jonathan Ramos: "Helen gave me the confidence to sing in ways I never thought I could. Since taking lessons from Helen's studio, I'm no longer intimidated singing things that are new and unknown. Her encouragement and faith in her students is what distinguishes her studio from others." Jonathan who toured with ArtsPower in "Lily's Crossing" out of New York City. http://www.artspower.org/ <http://www.artspower.org/> Detailed information about Ms. Todd's international performance career can be found at her website, www.helentodd.com <http://www.helentodd.com/>.

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AUDITIONS for HAIR, the Love-Rock Musical at Near West Theatre
by Kelcie Dugger via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

Near West Theatre announces AUDITIONS for HAIR, the Love-Rock Musical May 19th, 20th, & 21st from 7-10pm Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday (Come ONE of these evenings) AGES 16-25 (or believably 25) HAIR runs July 24, 25, and 31, and August 1, 2, 6, 7, 8 & 9. Rehearsals begin Sunday, June 7th. AUDITION SITE: Near West Theatre - NEW LOCATION! 6702 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44102 Questions? Call our office at 216-961-9750, M-F 11am-4pm or EMAIL info(a)nearwesttheatre.org<mailto:info@nearwesttheatre.org> ABOUT THE AUDITION: This is a group audition in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. No experience or preparation required. Dress for movement. Please plan to stay for the entire time specified, and arrive 15 minutes before audition time to register. At Near West Theatre we encourage everyone to audition. People of all experience levels, races, ethnicities, neighborhoods, sizes, gender identities and backgrounds are needed. We use theater to build community and relationships. We're a great place to express yourself and make friends. Come try us! Bring a friend! PLEASE NOTE: The show includes profanity, the depiction of the use of illegal drugs, free love and sexuality, & an irreverence for the American flag. Its themes are many including pacifism, environmentalism, anti-war protest and religious satire especially toward Catholicism. There will be depictions of graphic violence. The production will include partial to full nudity. About HAIR and Near West Theatre's production, from the Director, Bob Navis Jr: "HAIR tells the story of the 'tribe,' a group of politically active, long-haired hippies of the 'Age of Aquarius' living a bohemian life in New York City and fighting against conscription into the Vietnam War." - Wikipedia Near West Theatre is looking to cast an open-hearted, free-thinking & adventurous ensemble of young people, ages 16-25 (or believably 25!) for our upcoming production of HAIR, The Love-Rock Musical. Breaking all the rules back in the sixties, its poetic, non-linear and political nature changed musical theater forever. The cast must be racially diverse, explosive in song and dance and emotion. Open to forming a tribal experience at rehearsals and in performance. This theatrical journey will ask all of us to question our core beliefs and assumptions... our definitions of ourselves, America, and all we say we stand for. "It is an obscene and yet serene parade of shaggy-headed black and white people, coming, going, sometimes angry, sometimes sweet, sometimes bitterly truthful... The flag endeared and chided. The war, ignobled and dishonored. A mockery of self. People nude and spiritual. Spirited people in raggedy, kooky clothes... psychedelic lighting. A love affair between the cast and the audience." - EBONY MAGAZINE, May 1970 CHARACTER BREAKDOWN: CLAUDE - Male, Caucasian, 20s, the young soldier going off to war. Vocal range: Rock baritone - tenor. The most beautiful beast in the forest. Smart, attractive male, with a playful side. A lover of life and the picture of a young man next door of the 60s. Strong actor. Berger's best friend. A charismatic leader that women adore, boys emulate and men will follow into the breach. A man of conscience who struggles with the conflict of what his heart tells him is right and what the authorities around him lead him to believe. BERGER - Male, Caucasian, 20s, the charismatic tribe leader. Vocal range: High baritone. A social activist recently banished from high school. An unrestrained animal. He knows what is right and sticks to it no matter the consequence. The leader of the tribe... the ringmaster. High energy, athletic, wild, strong presence and, though he may be a young man, he is looked up to. SHEILA - Female, Caucasian, 20s. Vocal range: High belt. A second semester student and passionate protestor from NYU who lives with Berger and Claude, aspires to spread love and peace. The most intelligent of the tribe. Wants to change society through peaceful protest. Not necessarily perfect on the outside, but must have a strong voice and presence. CRISSY - Female, Caucasian, 20s, innocent, pure. Vocal range: High folksy voice. A girl on the verge of womanhood. Strong-willed and looks up to Sheila. Believes in causes. Urges the tribe to take action. Fraternal twin of Cris. JEANIE - female, Caucasian. Pregnant, Claude-obsessed. Vocal range, Alto. A follower, not a leader. Incredibly sweet, understands Claude better than anyone. Wise, passionate, creative woman, who is pregnant with the tribe's baby. She has taken every drug and takes care of the tribe. Strong actress to play comedic and dramatic scenes. HUD - Male, African-American, 20s, tribe member. Vocal range: Bass/Baritone. Speaks his mind and hopes you can keep up with him. High energy, spiritual performer with a strong voice and presence. A natural on stage in any situation. He has an energetic personality. He is both intellectual and street hip. He scans the New York Times and The East Village. At times he is like a wise overseer. DIONNE - Female, African-American, 20s, tribe member. Vocal range: High belt. She is warm and compassionate. A strong presence with a strong sense of justice and irony. A little sassy and lots of fun. Great with comedy and ad-lib vocals. WOOF - Male, Caucasian, 20s, tribe member. Vocal range: Tenor with rock falsetto. May not want to admit that he might be gay. A young animal. High energy, versatile performer. Must be a natural with comedy. Looks up to Berger and Mick Jagger... in many ways. He is sexy, good looking, masculine but with an androgynous quality. A free-love nature freak granola boy. He is very much in his own world, a bit of a space cadet. MALE and FEMALE "TRIBE": 16 - 25-ish, All ethnicities. All types. Strong versatile singer/dancer/actors who move well. Will play multiple roles. Open on vocal range. MEMBERS OF THE TRIBE PLAY MULTIPLE OTHER ROLES THROUGHOUT THE PRODUCTION INCLUDING: 3 Moms, 3 Dads, 3 High School Principals, 2 Policemen, Electric Blues Quartet, White Girls Trio, Black Boys Trio, "The Supremes Trio", Army Sergeant, A Lincoln, J.W. Booth, C. Coolidge, Clark Gable, Scarlett O'Hara, Aretha Franklin, Colonel Custer, Shoeshine Boy, 3 Buddhist Monks, 1 Thousand Year Old Monk, 3 Catholic Nuns, 3 Astronauts, 3 Chinese, 3 Guerillas, 1 Native American Indian and OTHERS.

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Register for TrueNorth Summer Theatre Camp!
by TrueNorth via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

TrueNorth Cultural Arts in partnership with Lorain County Metro Parks is proud to announce... 2015 SUMMER THEATRE CAMP OVERTURE CAMP preschool-kindergarten $115 + $25 TrueNorth membership paid annually($70 for families of 3 or more) June 8-12, 10:30am-12pm Theme: Mother Goose Got Rhythm Introduce your little ones to the magical world of theatre with this fun and engaging one-week summer camp! Utilizing storytelling, song and movement, campers will learn the foundational elements of drama through hands-on, performance-based activities that emphasize cooperation and imagination. Culminating in a showcase for friends & family on the last day, Overture Camp: Mother Goose Got Rhythm is the perfect way to begin a lifelong love for the stage! SPOTLIGHT CAMP grades 1-5 $198 + $25 TrueNorth membership paid annually($70 for families of 3 or more) June 15-26, 10am-12pm Theme: Disco Dayz Can you dig it? Come feel the funk in this 1970's themed two-week summer theatre camp! Focusing on collaboration and confidence, campers will build their own original musical from the ground-up. From set construction to song and dance, campers will learn what goes into creating a show in an encouraging and interactive environment. Featuring a final performance for adoring fans, let your budding actor or actress git down in Disco Dayz! CENTER STAGE CAMP grades 6-12 $310 + $25 TrueNorth membership paid annually($70 for families of 3 or more) July 6-August 10, 10am-3pm Theme: Back to the 80's...The Totally Awesome Musical Taught by a supportive and knowledgeable staff of theatre artists, this five-week camp will expose burgeoning actors and actresses to the labor of love that is putting on a full-scale musical. With days split between artist-development classes, team-building exercises and show rehearsals, campers will be immersed in a professional yet warm atmosphere concentrated on growth, camaraderie and play. Concluding with a one-weekend run of Back to the 80's...The Totally Awesome Musical, Center Stage Camp is the gnarliest choice this summer! Tuition assistance is available. For more information visit www.tncatheatrecamp.org<http://www.tncatheatrecamp.org> or call (440) 949-5200 ext 226 TrueNorth Cultural Arts is located within the French Creek Nature & Arts Center at 4530 Colorado Ave / Sheffield Village / 44054

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Fairfield & New Ground Theatre Festival - FREE Upcoming InsideCPH Events
by Melissa Huber via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

Welcome to Week 2 of the 2015 New Ground Theatre Festival - you won't want to miss the upcoming offerings in CPH's annual showcase of new works! Tickets are on sale now at clevelandplayhouse.com. My Mother Has 4 Noses<http://clevelandplayhouse.com/shows/2014/my-mother-has-4-noses> - A new play with music - May 14-16, 2015 - Folk rock singer/songwriter Jonatha Brooke was always close to her mother Darren, a Christian Scientist and poet, even when they didn't see eye to eye on religion. So when Darren is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Jonatha puts her life on hold and becomes her caretaker. Together they embark on this new "adventure" where faith is tested and poetry discovered in the unlikeliest of places. With humor and honesty, My Mother Has 4 Noses interweaves original music with personal narrative to tell a beautiful, poignant mother-daughter love story. - FREE TalkBacks after the Thursday evening and Saturday afternoon performances Soups, Stews, and Casseroles: 1976<http://clevelandplayhouse.com/shows/2014/play-reading--soups-stews-and-cass…> by Rebecca Gilman, 2015 Roe Green Award Winner - Play reading - May 16, 2015 at 5pm - Big change is coming to the small town where Kim and Kat are raising their teenage daughter. Monroe, Wisconsin, is known for its pungent limburger cheese and not much else. But that's all about to change when Monroe's largest employer is bought out by a national corporation and Kat befriends the new boss's cosmopolitan wife. While their neighbors prepare to strike, Kat and Kim climb the social and corporate ladder...but at what cost? Flavored with plenty of laughs and small town charm, Soups, Stews, and Casseroles: 1976 is an absorbing, poignant story of community and the changing times. - Behind-the-Scenes: In Conversation - 2015 Roe Green Award Winner Rebecca Gilman - Free & open to the public! o Saturday, May 16, 2015 - 3:30-4:30pm o Rebecca Gilman is the fourth recipient of the Roe Green Award, a prize that brings the country's best playwrights to Cleveland to develop new work. Join Gilman and CPH Artistic Director Laura Kepley, for an intimate and insightful discussion with this acclaimed playwright. o RSVP required to http://clevelandplayhouse.com/inside-cph. Wild Abandon - A reading of a new musical - Free & open to the public! Sunday, May 17, 2015 - 5-6pm Lynn is a sweet church lady who advocates the healing power of Jesus and vegetables. According to her daughter Leenya, she's also "a sitcom character cast in a Greek tragedy." Though Leenya means "Little Lynn," and both women are artists, the two couldn't be more different-or so they think. Using Lynn's artwork and Leenya's original songs this quirky, autobiographical one-woman musical examines the most universal and complicated of human relationships: the bond between mother and daughter. This new piece is written and performed by Leenya Rideout, who can also currently be seen as Molly Flemmingsen in Fairfield! RSVP required to http://clevelandplayhouse.com/calendar/2015/05/17/wild-abandon NOW at the Outcalt Theatre: Fairfield, Cleveland playwright Eric Coble's hilariously dark comedy about a young teacher's misguided attempts to celebrate Black History Month. Through May 31. Tickets for students are $15, and tickets for anyone under 35 are $25 - for more information, please go to clevelandplayhouse.com<http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/>. And with our FREE InsideCPH programs you'll get up-close-and-personal with the people and processes that make our work happen, all in a fun, informal and interactive setting. Pre-Show Conversations - Free for all ticketholders! These fun and interactive 25-minute conversations happen right before the show in the Allen Theatre Complex. Pull back the curtain early and connect with the world of the play in an engaging and relaxed setting, beginning 45 minutes before every performance. TalkBacks - Free for all ticketholders after every performance of Fairfield! Stay after the show to continue the conversation our plays start! TalkBacks offer the chance to interact with your fellow audience members and CPH Artistic Staff in an open and lively Q&A about the play and the questions it raises.

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The North Canton Playhouse presents: "American Idiot"
by North Canton Playhouse via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

The North Canton Playhouse presents: "American Idiot" May 28 - June 14 Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays @ 8pm Sundays @ 2:30pm All tickets $15 The North Canton Playhouse is proud to present the Northeast Ohio community theatre premier of American Idiot! The two-time Tony Award® winning hit musical "American Idiot" featuring the music of Green Daytells the story of three lifelong friends, forced to choose between theirdreams and the safety of suburbia. Their quest for true meaning in a post 9/11world leads them on an exhilarating theatrical journey. Green Day's Grammy Award-winning multi-platinum album, American Idiot is an energy-fueled rock opera that boldly takes the American musical where it's never gone before. This PG-13 production contains mature content including language, drugs and sexual innuendo. Directed by Marci Saling-Lesho Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office (330) 494-1613 or online at www.northcantonplayhouse.com.

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REAL.EDGE.DANCE grand opening RED DANCE CENTER
by Kelli Sanford via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

RED Company Real.Edge.Dance Proudly announces the grand opening RED Dance Center & RED School of Modern Dance REAL.EDGE.DANCE, Summit County’s only professional modern dance company, is excited to announce a huge milestone for the company as it enters its Fifth Season! RED is establishing the RED Dance Center in June 2015 in Hudson, Ohio! The Dance Center will be the official residence of REAL.EDGE.DANCE and the new “RED School of Modern Dance” and much more! The RED School of Modern Dance will offer daily modern dance technique classes and other genres for all ages and levels of experience as well as upcoming summer intensives for the community. The Dance Center is the first of its kind in the greater Akron area that focuses emphasis on the education of modern dance. Located just a few miles south from beautiful downtown Hudson, the RED Dance Center is a state of the art facility. It will be an arts center that is focused on the artistry and education of modern dance, the artistic development of the dancer’s craft, and will host master classes from talented guest artists and much more all year round. Please check out RED’s website www.RealEdgeDance.org and contact Artistic Director Kelli Sanford at ksanford(a)RealEdgeDance.org for more information, enrollment, updates on upcoming classes for the summer, as well as the week long summer dance intensives coming this July 20-23rd (Intermediate) and August 10-13th (Advanced) featuring master teachers RED Artistic Director Kelli Sanford, and special Guest Artists Angelo Lemmo of Canton Ballet and Inna Stabrova of Ohio Conservatory of Ballet. Come dance with RED this summer and experience exciting professional modern and ballet dance technique classes and much more! Open House June 10th 3pm-6pm & June 13th 9am-12pm Classes begin June 15th RED DANCE CENTER 1691 Georgetown Road Suite H Hudson, Ohio 44236 Sent from Windows Mail

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Auditions for PICNIC by William Inge
by Craig Joseph via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

*Auditions for PICNIC, by William Inge* >>> >>> *WHEN:* Wednesday, May 20th and Thursday, May 21st, from 7-10 >>> >>> *WHERE:* Akron Christian Reformed Church, 50 Marshall Avenue, Akron, OH >>> 44303 >>> >>> *WHAT:* Please bring a resume and headshot if you have them. If not, >>> there will be a form for you to fill out. Two options: You may prepare a >>> dramatic monologue from a 20th century play of no longer than 3 minutes, or >>> the director will have sides pulled from the script that you may read and >>> perform. >>> >>> *CASTING:* All roles are available, except the roles of Millie and >>> Bomber, which have already been pre-cast. Seeking 3 males, 20s-60s, and 6 >>> females, 20s-60s. >>> >>> *REHEARSALS:* Begin around July 15th, and will occur 4-5 days a week, >>> in the evenings. >>> >>> *PERFORMANCES:* August 21-23 and 28-30, Friday and Saturday evenings >>> and Sunday matinees. Performances will occur in the fantastic modular black >>> box space at GlenOak High School in Canton, Ohio. >>> >>> *TO SIGN UP:* Send an e-mail to craigjose(a)gmail.com with your name, >>> phone number, and preferred audition evening. Someone will get back to >>> you to confirm. >>> >>

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Auditions for AVENUE Q at ATC
by Craig Joseph via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

*Auditions for AVENUE Q* >>> >>> *WHEN:* Sunday, May 17th and Monday, May 18th from 7-10 PM. Callbacks >>> will take place on the evening of Tuesday, May 19th. >>> >>> *WHERE:* Aurora Community Theatre, 115 East Pioneer Trail in Aurora >>> >>> *WHAT:* Please bring a resume and headshot if you have them. If not, >>> there will be a form for you to fill out. Please also prepare 32 bars of >>> music from a Broadway musical of your choice. We'll treat initial >>> auditions as a "legit" musical audition to see how you deal with things >>> like pitch, rhythm, interpretation, and the like. You can save your goofy >>> character voices and puppetry skills for callbacks. : ) If you bring sheet >>> music, an accompanist will be provided. >>> >>> *CASTING:* All roles are available and, of course, we have special >>> needs for an ethnically diverse cast, including a pretty awesome >>> African-American (who wants to play a child star) and an Asian woman (who >>> has no issues with stereotypes; everyone's a little bit racist). >>> >>> *REHEARSALS:* Begin May 24th, and will occur 5 days week. >>> >>> *PERFORMANCES:* July 2, 3, 10, 11, 17, 18 evenings - with a possible >>> matinee on the 12th. >>> >>> *TEAM: *Craig Joseph directs; Steve Parsons musical directs; Michael >>> Lawrence Akers choreographs. >>> >>> *TO SIGN UP:* Send an e-mail to craigjose(a)gmail.com with your name, >>> phone number, and preferred audition evening. Someone will get back to >>> you to confirm. >>> >>

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Marie Antoinette dress needed
by via NEohioPAL 11 May '15

11 May '15

Western Reserve Playhouse needs to borrow/rent a Marie Antoinette dress, size 18. If you have one, or know where I can locate one, please contact me: debchevy2(a)oh.rr.com. Thanks!

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