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Weathervane Playhouse is now hiring 2016/2017 Teaching Artists
by Sarah Bailey via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

Now Hiring Teaching Artists Weathervane Playhouse 1301 Weathervane Lane * Akron, Oh 44313 www.WeathervanePlayhouse.com/youth<http://www.weathervaneplayhouse.com/youth> Fall Session September 17th -November 19th Weathervane Playhouse, a non-profit theater in the scenic Merriman Valley, is now hiring teaching artists for our 2016-2017 education classes. We are looking for energetic passionate teachers to teach acting, dance and various other special arts workshops. Classes are typically on Saturday mornings, but there are also a number of after school classes and special workshops throughout the year. Qualified candidates should have * A degree in the applied fine art, a degree in education or commiserate professional experience. * Must pass a BCI&I and FBI check * A love for theatre and teaching Please apply through this link https://fs25.formsite.com/Mycp/form6/secure_index.html and attach a resume or curriculum vitae. Share the arts with your community! Sarah Bailey Director of Education and Resident Director Weathervane Playhouse 330-836-2626 Ext. 35 sbailey(a)weathervaneplayhouse.com

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FINAL WEEKEND - South Pacific
by Laura Golden via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

Only (3) chances left to see TrueNorth Cultural Arts final Main Stage Production at the French Creek Nature and Arts Center. *South Pacific* Music by Richard Rodgers / Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Book by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan Adapted from the Pulitzer prize winning novel *Directed by - * Nan Mahony *Choreographer - *Katy Russell *Musical Director* - Ben Malkevitch *Sound Designer* - Stan Kozak *Costume / Props* - Jacqi Loewy *Show Dates:* July 29th, 30th & 31st Fri & Sat @7:30 pm and Sun @3:00 pm *Tickets:* $10 Youth / $16-18 Adult Purchase by phone (440) 949-5200 x221 or ONLINE <http://www.tncarts.org/south-pacific/> *Facebook Event*: https://www.facebook.com/events/954065024715917/ *Location:* TrueNorth Cultural Arts 4530 Colorado Ave. Sheffield Village, OH 44054 (440) 949-5200 -- Laura Golden Marketing Coordinator TrueNorth Cultural Arts www.TNCArts.org (440) 949-5200

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Headshots!!
by Chris via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

Contact CAPture today for photography services including Headshots, events and family portraits! Mention this ad to get the $130 NEohioPal Headshot special. Portfolio: www.capturephotograph.com www.facebook.com/capturemediallc Contact me for your slot today! chris(a)capturephotograph.com www.capturephotograph.com Cash and Major Credit Cards accepted!

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Submit to Our Brand-New Film Festival!
by Joseph Kowalski via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

* * ** * ** * * We're getting close to finishing production on our film PRISM and wanted to show it off at the Cedar Lee Theater, as we did with our last film. Because our film is only a 1/2 hour, we want to display other films alongside ours on premiere night: November 13th at 4:30pm. Thus we invented PRISM Fest. You can submit your film exclusively through the link below. The films we choose will be screened before ours at no extra price to you and you'll be included in the advertising and promotion of the event. This is your chance to have your short film screened at one of Cleveland's greatest theaters! To submit: https://filmfreeway.com/festival/PRISM Requirements:•Must be 10 minutes or less•Must be at least somewhat about the many fascinating sides of human beings•Must be no more than PG-13 style content We'd love to feature some of your local films! Thanks. -Joe Kowalski * * ** * ** * *

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Songs from Hamilton, Wicked, The Color Purple, Newsies and more!
by Joanna Hunkins via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

*For Good: The New Generation of Musicals* *Co-produced by The Musical Theater Project & Cain Park* *Thursday, August 4th **7:00pm* Cain Park, Alma Theater >From the megahit *The Producers* to the intimate Pulitzer Prize-winning *Next To Normal*, musicals produced since 2000 have awakened audiences to new possibilities for America’s great art form. You’ll experience Broadway’s latest offerings and connect the dots between some old favorites and the new millennium. Where would *Hamilton* be without *1776*? *Wicked* without *The Wizard of Oz*? Who is the 21st century’s Richard Rodgers or Stephen Sondheim? Our survey of contemporary musical theater is an exciting road map from where we’ve been to where we’re headed. Co-hosted by *Sheri Gross *and *Nancy Maier*Featuring* Eric Fancher *and* Jessica Cope Miller* *Tickets:**In advance:* $28; *Day of show:* $31 Tickets available through the Cain Park Ticket Office. 216-371-3000 or visit cainpark.com

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DANCECleveland is Hiring! Development Assistant and Administrative Coordinator
by Sarah Hricko via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

DANCECleveland is Hiring! Development Assistant and Administrative Coordinator Job Description Reports to: Executive Director Status:Part Time (Monday-Friday) 30 hours per week at the DANCECleveland offices located at historical Shaker Square and during weekend performances, approximately 5-9 times per year, at culturally centered location such as Playhouse Square-Cleveland and E.J. Thomas Hall-Akron. Exempt. Description: The Development Assistant and Administrative Coordinator is an integral member of the DANCECleveland staff. This person directly manages functions that serve the efficient running of an office and DANCECleveland programming activities. Administrative Duties: This person is responsible for managing and executing initiatives that contribute to the functioning of the office. As the lead person for the office administrative functions, this person will answer and screen telephone calls, maintain files, ticketing functions, mailings, project management and services for equipment and maintenance. As an organization that continually updates procedures to streamline its operations, this person will contribute ideas for organizing, evaluating and implementing all operational procedures for the organization. Development Assistant: This person will usually be the first point of contact to our patrons and Board and will be responsible for executing the requisite patron services. In this capacity this person will coordinate and execute the organization's annual fund activities, be responsible for all donor acknowledgement correspondence, organize and maintain the donor data base and other information management resources. Ticketing: DANCECleveland holds a Playhouse Square ticketing computer in its offices. This person will be trained on this equipment and duties will include coordinating all aspects of ticketing operations for subscribers and group ticket purchasers. In this capacity, this person will contribute to decisions about ticket pricing, coordinate all activities leading up to the launch of the ticket sales, manage the subscription ordering process, ticketing and ticket mailings. Required Qualifications and Core Competencies: The desired candidate will be a results-oriented individual, highly organized and possessing strong customer service skills. It is imperative that candidates possess strong computer skills and have a comfort level with learning and working with a variety of computer systems. The DANCECleveland staff operate as a team and as such, the desired candidate will need to be comfortable in a team work environment. Qualifications must include: • Bachelor's Degree • a minimum of two years of administrative support experience • excessively organized • strong computer skills in MS Word and Excel • Ability to exercise good judgment, discretion and professionalism • Dance experience or appreciation of dance preferred • Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills Compensation: commensurate with experience (salaried) Application: Interested applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to: dex(a)dancecleveland.org Or by mail to: DANCECleveland 13110 Shaker Square, suite 106 Cleveland, Ohio 44120 No phone calls, please Application deadline: August 15 or until filled. Background, Mission and Vision DANCECleveland's mission is to bring the passion and verve of contemporary and modern dance to the hearts and minds of northeast Ohioans. Our organization accomplishes this through the following: • an annual presentation of a performance series showcasing nationally and internationally renowned choreographers and companies; • To enhance the concert going experience with a series of programs and informational sessions which are designed to build a greater understanding of contemporary dance and the works being presented; • The presentation of educational programming that makes the dance luminaries we bring into our community more accessible to students and the general public. DANCECleveland has a 61-year history of making modern dance an integral part of our community's varied cultural offerings. As the only organization in Greater Cleveland whose sole mission is to present the best national and international dance companies, our concert series contributes to the cultural landscape as well as build audiences for dance. Learn more about DANCECleveland by visiting our website at www.dancecleveland.org *Sarah Hricko* Marketing Manager DANCECleveland 13110 Shaker Square, Suite 106 Cleveland, Ohio 44120 p. 216-991-9000 f. 216-991-9001 sarah(a)dancecleveland.org <sdurham(a)dancecleveland.org> *Subscription Packages On Sale Now for Our 2016-2017 Season of World-Class Dance*, featuring performances by Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company , BODYTRAFFIC, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Jessica Lang Dance & Ballet Biarritz! Visit www.dancecleveland.org for more information. *Like DANCECleveland <http://www.facebook.com/pages/DANCECleveland/143084909898?ref=ts> on Facebook & follow us on Twitter! <https://twitter.com/DANCECleveland> *

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Call for Teaching Artists!
by ArtWorks Mailbox via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

Call for Teaching Artists – ArtWorks Fall 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: August 4, 2016 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 Fall 2016 session will run from Tuesday, September 27th to Thursday, December 15th. Weekly, ArtWorks will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-7:30 pm. ArtWorks teaching artists are required to work pre-program (August/September 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. HOW TO APPLY: Prospective ArtWorks teaching artists must submit: 1) Current Resume or CV 2) Personal Work Samples, Photos, or other documentation 3) Letter of Intent/Cover Letter Please 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 Thursday, August 4, 2016.** ArtWorks teaching artist applicants are evaluated according to the criteria below, based upon the needs of the program. Teaching Artist Qualifications: • 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 environment. 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. Project Qualifications: • 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. Note: Teaching Artists work as independent contractors and receive $3,600 over the 12 weeks of the program, including pre-program meetings and orientation. ArtWorks Center for Arts-Inspired Learning 13110 Shaker Square - C203 Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Phone: (216) 561-5005 ext.17 Fax: (216) 561-3444

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"Eddie!" Auditions
by Bill & Mark Corcoran via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

AUDITIONS Theatre in the Circle, a semi-professional community theatre company in University Circle, announces its inaugural production of Eddie! on October 28 at Judson Manor. Auditions and production rehearsals will take place at Judson Manor. Eddie! will have two performances at Judson Manor and one performance each at Judson Park and South Franklin Circle. Eddie!, written and directed by Bill Corcoran, reveals a sardonic, witty side to Mr. Poe’s personality showcased in a kaleidoscopic presentation of excerpts and eight original songs inspired by “The Raven,” “The Black Cat,” “The Bells,” “The Cask of Amontillado,” “The Tell-tale Heart,” and “Eldorado. Eddie! had its world premiere in 1990 at the Kentucky Center for the Arts in Louisville, Kentucky by Pegasus Rising. Actors/musicians needed for: POE (30-40, Baritone) MALICE (45+, Baritone) MORELLA (20-35, Soprano) BOBBY (20-40, Tenor) PIANIST (Asst. Musical Director) CLARINETIST CELLIST Those interested in auditioning may submit a resume/contact info to theatreinthecircle(a)gmail.com <mailto:theatreinthecircle@gmail.com>. Rehearsal/production information will be provided and individual auditions will be scheduled as needed. Theatre in the Circle Bill & Mark Corcoran 1890 East 107th Street Cleveland, OH theatreinthecircle(a)gmail.com 216.280.0960

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PROP DESIGNER FOR JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
by Michael Stein via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

NEAR WEST THEATRE IS SEEKING A PROP DESIGNER/MASTER FOR JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT. CURRENTLY IN CONCEPT MEETINGS WITH DESIGNERS. REHEARSALS BEGIN SEPTEMBER 18TH SHOW OPENS NOVEMBER 18TH SHOW CLOSES DECEMBER 11TH THIS IS A PAID POSITION. PLEASE CONTACT MICHAEL STEIN mstein(a)nearwesttheatre.org *Michael Stein* *Production Manager/Rental Manager* *Near West Theatre* *6514 Detroit Ave.* *Cleveland, OH 44102-3014*

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2 Weeks till LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Auditions at Weathervane Playhouse
by Bob Russell via NEohioPAL 28 Jul '16

28 Jul '16

Weathervane Playhouse announces OPEN AUDITIONS for LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS. Directed by BOB RUSSELL. AUDITION DATES & LOCATION Sunday: Aug. 7, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Monday: Aug. 8, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Callbacks: Aug. 10; 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Weathervane Playhouse 1301 Weathervane Lane, Akron, OH 44313 AUDITION APPOINTMENTS To make an audition appointment please visit: www.weathervaneplayhouse.com/audition Walk-in auditions will be seen as time permits. AUDITION REQUIREMENTS - Please prepare 32 bars of a song in the style of Little Shop of Horrors. - Please DO NOT sing from the show. - An accompanist will be provided. Please provide sheet music in the correct key. - Please arrive 15 minutes early to fill out paper work. - Bring your conflicts for the rehearsal period and production dates. (late Aug. - Oct. 16) PRODUCTION DETAILS LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is a dark musical comedy based on the cult Roger Corman film of the same name. Actively seeking a diverse cast for this production. SYNOPSIS: Seymour is a hapless floral shop clerk who raises a strange and exotic plant with an insatiable appetite for human blood. This plant may just be his ticket out of "Skid-Row" and to win the girl of his dreams...but can they escape the plant's scheme for world domination? Mixing Motown, B-movies, and the American Dream, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is a screamingly funny, gleefully twisted, out-of-this-world hit musical. PRODUCTION DATES Sept. 29 - Oct. 16, 2016 REHEARSALS Rehearsal days and times will be Mondays - Thursdays from 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm and on Sundays from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Tech rehearsals are: 9/25 from 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm; 9/26, 9/27 & 9/28 from 6:00pm - 10:00pm AVAILABLE ROLES Seymour Krelbourn: Male, mid 30s, All Ethnicities An insecure down-on-his-luck floral clerk but with a hero's heart. A genuine, caring man who is taken for granted due to his clumsy ways and poor social skills. Bari-Tenor; vocal range: A2-G4 Audrey: Female, mid 30s - early 40s, All Ethnicities A girl from the wrong side of the tracks who always finds herself dating the wrong guy. A sweet gal with low self esteem but beautiful dreams. Ellen-Greene-type. Soprano with mix/belt; vocal range G#3-D5 Mr. Mushnik: Male, 50s, Caucasian Seymour and Audrey's boss and owner of a failing East Side "Skid-Row" flower shop. Profit driven, greedy and manipulative. Baritone; vocal range G2-F4 Crystal, Ronette and Chiffon: Female, 18 - late 20s, All Ethnicities Street urchins who act as the Greek Chorus throughout the production. Young, hip, and full of "swag"; these girls are the only oneswho have a grip on reality. Low Alto to Belt Soprano; vocal range Ab3-F5. Strong dance abilities are necessary; the choreographer is looking for performers who can execute choreography in the style of Yanis Marshall with 1950s elements integrated. Please review videos of Yanis Marshall on Youtube to become familiar with his choreography. Orin Scrivello D.D.S.: Male, 30s, All Ethnicities An egotistical "bad-boy" dentist wiht a dark sadistic side. This actor also plays other roles throughout the show and must have strong comedic chops. Baritone; vocal range G2-G4 Voice of the Plant "Audrey II": Male, 18+, All Ethnicities An actor/vocalist with a strong R&B and soul voice; located offstage. A conniving, street-smart "villain" who is a cross between Wolfman Jack, Barry White and Levi Stubbs. Baritone with flair; vocal range G2-G4 COMPENSATION All performers appear as volunteers with the Weathervane Playhouse PRODUCTION TEAM Book & Lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Menken Director: Bob Russell Music Director: John Ebner Choreographer: Katie Zarecki Stage Manager: Denise Eletich Scene Design: Richard Morris Jr. Costume Design: Sarah Russell Lighting Design: Brandon Davies Sound Design: John Coyne Properties Design: April Helms Audrey II Plant Design: Ralph Cooley ABOUT THE DIRECTOR Please visit: www.bobrussellaea.wix.com/theatrics

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