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Locally written, 1 hour plays for your family! Check out Mr. Scrooge's Ghosts this winter!
by TCT Intern 07 Nov '17

07 Nov '17

Mr. Scrooge's Ghosts (a Dickens of a Tale) November 25th through December 17th, 2017 Fridays 7PM; Saturdays 2PM & 7PM; Sundays 2PM Ohio Savings Pay What You Can Series performances Sunday, November 26th; Friday, December 1st; Friday, December 8th; & Friday, December 15th Join us for our two FREE programs, "Stay and Play," after the 2PM Sunday, Nov. 26 performance and, "Science and a Show," (powered by The Children's Museum of Cleveland), 1PM before the Saturday, Dec. 2 performance! Buy Tickets Now: http://talespinnerchildrenstheatre.org/performances/ scrooges-ghosts.htm Ask about group rates! Email kc.tctorg(a)gmail.com for information on a holiday outing you won't forget! About the tale: In this imaginative re-telling of Dickens's well-known classic, "A Christmas Carol," we get to hear the Ghosts' side of the story. Why Scrooge? What's so important about this one decidedly cranky, miserly man? And what's in it for the ghosts? Find out the answers to all of these questions (and so much more) in this riotously funny, surprisingly surprising take on everyone's favorite Holiday story. You and the family will leave feeling jollier than a wreath made of holly, and filled with Holiday cheer. By Michael D. Sepesy Movement and Direction by Alison Garrigan Cast: Davis Aguila John Busser Katelyn Cornelius Tim Pringpuangkeo David Munnell Chris Walker Carrie Williams Marketing and Box Office Talespinner Children's Theatre *2017 Season* *Red Onion, White Garlic (a Tale of Indonesia) *April 8 - 30 by David Hansen, directed by Katelyn Cornelius *Sundiata (a Tale of Mali) *June 10 - July 2 by Nina Domingue Glover, directed by Nina Domingue Glover & Nathan Lilly *The Rainbow Serpent (A Tale of Aboriginal Australia) *Sept. 16 - Oct. 8 by Christopher Johnston, directed by Alison Garrigan *Mr. Scrooge's Ghosts (A Dickens of a Holiday Tale) *Nov. 25 - Dec. 17 by Michael Sepesy, directed by Alison Garrigan Reinberger Auditorium | 5209 Detroit Ave. - Cleveland, Ohio 44102 | 216.264.9680 www.talespinnerchildrenstheatre.org

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Lakeland announces Cast for Merrily We Roll Along
by Martin Friedman 07 Nov '17

07 Nov '17

*Lakeland Theater * *Announces the * *Cast for* *Merrily We Roll Along* Music and Lyrics by *Stephen Sondheim* Book by *George Furth* Directed by *Martin Friedman* Musical Direction by *Jordan Cooper* Costume Design by *Kelsey Tomlinson* Sound Designed by *Eric Simna * Choreography by *Jennifer Justice* *The Play:* *Merrily We Roll Along, *written in 1981, is based on a 1934 play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. The musical (with a book by George Furth) was first produced in November of 1981, where it ran for 16 performances. Not very successful eh? It tells of the disintegration of the friendship of successful songwriter Franklin Shepard, his lyricist and best friend Charlie Kringas, and novelist Mary Flynn. The action moves backward through time, from 1976 to 1957. This is one of Stephen Sondheim’s most accessible and difficult scores. It is most certainly about friendship and its importance in the lives of three people. This is one great play. *The Cast:* *Frank:* *Eric Fancher* *Charlie: **Trey Gilpin* *Mary:* *Amiee Collier* *Beth: **Neely Gevaart* *Joe:* *Dan Simpson* *Gussie: **Kelly Elizabeth Smith* *The ENSEMBLE**: Kyle Burnett, Anne Barrett, Kate Leigh Michalski, Carlos A. Cruz, Meg Martinez and Frank Ivancic* *Production Dates:* Merrily We Roll Along will open on Friday, February 2, 2018 and run through February 18, 2018. There will be nine (9) shows at 7:30pm on Friday and Saturday evenings and 2pm on Sundays. Tickets are $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and $7 for all students. Tickets can be purchased by calling 440.525.7134 <%28440%29%20525-7134> or online at lakelandcc.edu/arts. *SPECIAL PERFORMANCES featuring the cast of Merrily We Roll Along AT NIGHTTOWN RESTAURANT on Monday, January 8 and Monday January 23. * For more information please feel free to contact me, Martin Friedman at martinfriedman98(a)gmail.com.

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Auditions for The Birds this weekend at Coach House in Akron!
by JT 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Coach House Theatre is pleased to announce AUDITIONS for the area premiere of ‘The Birds’ by Conor McPherson NOTE: Prospective Stage Managers, Designers and Crews please email *jtbuck(a)akronwomanscityclub.org <jtbuck(a)akronwomanscityclub.org>* with resume and availability. Cast Requirements: 1 Woman - late teens/20s 1 Woman - 30s to 60s 1 Man - 30s to 50s 1 Man - 30s to 60s Auditions, by appointment: 11 am – 1pm. Saturday, November 11th 6pm-8pm. Sunday, November 12th Auditions will consist of readings from the script. To schedule, please sign up online at: http://www.signupgenius.co m/go/20f044ea5aa2fa7f94-thebirds Coach House Theatre is located behind the Akron Woman’s City Club at 732 W. Exchange Street <https://maps.google.com/?q=732+W.+Exchange+Street&entry=gmail&source=g> in Akron. Callbacks, only if needed, will be scheduled based on auditioner’s availability. About the Play: Daphne du Maurier’s short story, also the basis for Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film, is boldly adapted by Conor McPherson—a gripping, unsettling, and moving look at human relationships in the face of societal collapse. In an isolated house, strangers Nat and Diane take shelter from relentless masses of attacking birds. They find relative sanctuary but not comfort or peace; there’s no electricity, little food, and a nearby neighbor may still be alive and watching them. Another refugee, the young and attractive Julia, arrives with some news of the outside world, but her presence also brings discord. Their survival becomes even more doubtful when paranoia takes hold of the makeshift fortress—an internal threat to match that of the birds outside. “Deliciously chilling…spring-loaded with tension…claustrophobic, questioning, frightening; and with a twist.” —Irish Independent. “Never has [McPherson] been more in control…he keeps us on the edge of our seat.” —The Irish Times. “[THE BIRDS] was a powerful piece of theatre and a reminder to me of just how important that story has become…truly frightening…a night in the theatre that should not be missed.” —Tippi Hedren, star of the 1963 Alfred Hitchcock film, The Birds. Rehearsals Begin: Jan 7, 2018

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*AUDITIONS* none too fragile theatre auditions *AUDITIONS*
by Sean Derry 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Who: none too fragile theatre What: AUDITIONS for their 2018 Season When: Saturday, November 18th 3pm - 8pm Sunday, November 19th 3pm - 8pm Call Backs (*if needed*) Tuesday, November 21st 6pm - 10pm Where: 1840 Merriman Rd. Akron, Ohio 44313 (Enter through Pub Bricco) How: Please RSVP to sjsderry(a)gmail.com for either Saturday or Sunday, arrive as early as possible. Sides will be available for cold reads at 2pm on each of those days. You will be seen in order of your arrival. Attentively, call backs will be on 11/21. Needed: Your RSVP to sjsderry(a)gmail.com, headshot & resume Details: AEA contracts are available/ All non-union roles receive $500 stipend *Shows & Roles being cast:* Boy by Anna Ziegler (Performance Dates Feb 2nd - 17th) *(Rehearsal begins Jan. 1st, 2018)* Inspired by a true story, Anna Ziegler’s BOY explores the tricky terrain of finding love amidst the confusion of sexual identity, and the inextricable bond between a doctor and patient. In the 1960s, a well-intentioned doctor convinces the parents of a male infant to raise their son as a girl after a terrible accident. Two decades later, the repercussions of that choice continue to unfold. “Captivating…insightful, gut-wrenching, and beautiful…dazzlingly, deliciously alive from start to finish…expect it to be a long while before there’s another play more rewarding, more moving, and more magical than Boy.” —TalkinBroadway.com. (All roles Any Ethnicity) Adam Turner: early/mid 20’s - Male Dr. Wendell Barnes: 40’s-60’s - Male Jenney Lafferty: 20’s - Female Trudy Turner: 40’s-50’s - Female Doug Turner: - 40’s-50’s - Female The Late Henry Moss by Sam Shepard *(Performance Dates March 16th - 31st) (Rehearsl begins Feb. 18th) * Two antagonistic brothers are brought together after their father is found dead in his seedy New Mexico home. The story of their father's last days unfolds in flashbacks. "…sparks of theatrical magic light up the dim landscape of THE LATE HENRY MOSS…[Shepard's] singular gift has been for building mysteries out of the ordinary ingredients of American family life…" —NY Times. Ray: 30’s-40’s - White Male Earl: 40’s-50 - White Male Esteban: 40’s-60s - Hispanic Male Conchala: 20’s-40s -Hispanic Female Henry: 60’s-80’s -White Male Taxi: Already Cast - Brian Armour Man: 20’s-40’s - Any Ethnicity Man: 20’s-40’s - Any Ethnicity White Guy on the Bus by Bruce Graham (Performance Dates May 11th - 26th) *(Rehearsal begins April, 2nd)* Week after week, a wealthy white businessman rides the same bus, befriending a single black mom. Ads they get to know one another, their pasts unfold and tensions rise, igniting a disturbing and crucial exploration of race. “A play with guts…this unusually frank drama has been gnawing away at me these last 24 hours…I see so many plays that want to blurt out some of the things that these characters say but don’t have the nerve. This one goes for the jugular.” —Chicago Tribune. Shatique: 25-35 - Black Female Ray: 50’s - White Male Roz: 50’s -White Female Christopher: 20’s - White Male Molly: 20’s -White Female Bloomsday by Steven Dietz (Performance Dates August 17th - Sept. 1st) *(Rehearsal begins July 16th)* Dancing backwards through time, in Dublin, an older couple retraces their steps to discover their younger selves. This Irish time-travel love story blends wit, humor, and heartache into a buoyant, moving appeal for making the most of the present before it is past. “BLOOMSDAY is filled with sweet charm…Dietz’s convention of mixing the past with the present…works beautifully and when mixed with his signature rich characters makes for a wonderfully engaging time…there’s an honest and sobering realism to the piece that takes this beyond a simple romantic comedy and places it in the realm of a tragic love story…BLOOMSDAY gives us a funny, touching and stark look at what it is to be in love no matter what stage of life you’re in.” —BroadwayWorld.com. Robert: 55 -White Male Cait: Already Cast - *Derdriu Ring Robbie: 20 - White Male- Caithleen: 20 -White Female - (Irish Accent) (*Actors' Equity Assoc. Member) Freak Storm by Matt Pelfrey (Performance Dates Sept. 28th - Oct. 13th) *(Rehearsal begins August 28th)* On a rainy night in Los Angeles, a young couple get an abrupt visit from two old friends. But they’re not stopping by for pleasure, but to warn them that someone, or something, from their past is coming for them all... “David Lynch, Amy Tan and The Man Show collide in FREAK STORM…. Matt Pelfrey’s play about the inscrutability of those we love juggles macabre comedy, relationship drama and political incorrectness…” - Los Angeles Times “In the skilled hands of playwright Pelfrey, this is a classic, dramatic moral dilemma that goes...right to the guts...with primal force and power...” - Backstage West Ian: 25-35 - Male Gil: 25-35 - Male Adam: 25-35 - Male Lynn: 25-35 - Female Girl: 25-35 - non-speaking role (All roles Any Ethnicity) Boogieban by D.C. Fidler (Performance Dates Nov. 16th - Dec. 1st) *(Rehearsal begins Oct. 14th)* The story of Lawrence Caplan, a Vietnam War veteran now working as a military psychiatrist. Before retiring, Caplan must assess one last soldier. This young specialist stubbornly insists that he is "good to go" back to his unit in Afghanistan. Caplan soon discovers, however, the soldier is tortured by nightmares and flashbacks. The young soldier's stories have an unexpected effect, lifting Caplan's amnesia for events in Vietnam. Together, the two men launch on parallel journeys of the heart that will change them forever. Lt. Lawrence Caplan: Already cast - *David Peacock Jason: Male - 25-35 - Male - Any Ethnicity (Actors' Equity Assoc. Member)

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Legally Blonde Canal Fulton Players Opens on November 16
by dvangaasbe＠aol.com 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Legally Blonde, theMusical has arrived in Canal Fulton, Ohio on November 16-19 Elle Woods had it made. She was graduating with a 4.0 grade pointaverage in Fashion Merchandising, was the most popular girl in Delta Nusorority, and had the most eligible bachelor as a boyfriend. Life could not be any better for Elle and allof her sorority sisters led by her good friends, Margot and Serena, just couldnot wait for the moment that everyone knew was coming. With graduation approaching, Elle was waitingfor Warner, her boyfriend, to pop the question so she could advance in socialstanding and live the dream life in sunny Southern California. That was until Warner told her that he wasgoing to Harvard Law School in far off Massachusetts and that she, meaningElle, just was not part of his future plans. So he dumped her while dining at a fashionable restaurant. Devastated, Elle returned to her sororityhouse and went into hiding. So what does Elle do? As stated, she withdraws from life and holesup in her sorority room. Then, with alittle prodding from her friends, Margot and Serena, she reluctantly comes outand starts to revive timidly. That isuntil she spots a magazine article which sparks her imagination and what animagination it is. She decides that theonly way to win Warner back is to apply, get accepted and attend Harvard LawSchool. Not to study the law but to winone for LOVE. The only problem is thatHarvard Law School has never had a fashion merchandising major as an applicantmuch less as a student. That is untilElle Woods applies for admission with an unusual marketing campaign. And thus, Elle majestically gains admittanceto Harvard Law School, for all of the wrong reasons, which is somehow drummedinto her head during the first days at the school. It is with a great deal of pleasureand pride that the Canal Fulton Players present Elle Woods’ triumphs,tragedies, and travails as she progresses through law school. Played by Kristina Currans, Elle befriends ashy hair dresser (Audrey Lee), a third year law student, who is on the brink ofentering the profession (Bryan Steffee), and a fellow law student who looksmore at home in a battlefield foxhole than a classroom (Courtney Hardy). With her new friends and her new approach tolaw school, she battles the old boyfriend’s new girlfriend (Olivia Durell), anarrogant, mean and condescending law professor (Geri Marken-Rogler), and theentire snobby atmosphere of Harvard Law. To tell you more would spoil a fun filled evening at the Puff, which isthe performing arts auditorium at Northwest High School, 8580 Erie AvenueNorth, Canal Fulton, Ohio. Other members of the cast are OliviaPetrey (Brooke Wyndham, Margot), Jamie Orlando (Serena), Daniel Schmidt(Warner), Cyle Carte (Nikos), Drew Glover (Kyle), Maya McCoy (Chutney), andJake Sustersic (Carlos). The remainderof the cast makes up the Delta Nu sorority at UCLA, the first year law class atHarvard, and the Greek choir in Elle’s head. This is a Music TheatreInternational production. Written by HeatherHach, Laurence O’Keefe, and Nell Benjamin, it is produced by David Van Gaasbeekand directed by Joshua Rowe. Musicdirection is by Steven Miller. Choreography is by Jordan Mundell. Sean Wirfel is the stage manager. The Canal Fulton Players will performLegally Blonde, the Musical, atNorthwest High School on November 16-19, 2017. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances start at 7:30 pm. The Sunday matinee performance starts at 3:00pm. Tickets are $12.00 for adults and$10.00 for seniors and children under the age of 12. Ticket reservations can be done by callingDavid Van Gaasbeek at 330-494-1022 or 330-854-4387 or by leaving a message atthe Canal Fulton Players Official Page on Facebook.

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Opening: Community Outreach Marketer Position Opening
by Holly Zanath 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Community Outreach Marketer: Outgoing Person Needed Do you love working with people to help make their experience the best one possible? Are you a person who starts their day with a smile and ends it with a bigger smile? Then definitely consider applying for our community outreach marketer position. We are a busy but small medical practice in the Parma and Rocky River areas of Cleveland. This position is one of the most important in the practice. It involves marketing our practice to our community, visiting local medical offices and other business to develop great relationships, marketing to our own internal database, and advertising and promoting in our local media. You must enjoy talking to people and be able to use the Internet and social media. You must have modern computing skills such as: have you ever bought anything online, do you use a smartphone, and can you use standard office tools like Word? Also, you must be mature and a real self-starter, because much of this job can be done from your home or out in our community. We will train you how to do this job, but if you need to be told what to do all the time, we’re not for you. Also, you must be someone who is outgoing and makes friends easily. If you’re a person who loves to talk with people and people enjoy talking with you, definitely consider applying for this position. To apply, email us at drripepi(a)gmail.com (make sure you spell well and write English correctly). The subject line must read: "I’m your new marketing TEAM member." In your email, tell us why you are the best fit to join our TEAM. Let your personality shine through on this. Also, be sure to send your resume as an attachment to your email. No phone calls…email only. We are ready to hire quickly! Job Type: Part TimeèFull-time

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Must-see "The Diary of Anne Frank" at CPH
by Natasha Fly 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

The Diary of Anne Frank - Cleveland Play House Through Sunday, NOVEMBER 19 | Times Vary Outcalt Theatre - 1407 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44111 TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLINE AT: https://goo.gl/Y9PqtX "Finely Crafted...the Ensemble is Lovely" -Plain Dealer "A Resonating Piece of Theater" -Cleveland Jewish News "A Must-see Show for All" -Mark Horning Staged in CPH's intimate Outcalt Theatre, this must-see adaptation brings us into the secret annex where 13-year-old Anne and seven other Jews evade Nazi deportation. For over two years, all that will stand between them and the concentration camps is their trust in one another and the bravery of those harboring them. Anne's compelling words come alive and urge us to stand up for one another in the face of intolerance, fear, and hate.

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THIS WEEKEND: The Art of Longing by Lisa Langford @ CPT: Themes of race, gender and the nature of art interlace in this theatrical experiment.
by Caitlin Lewins 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Cleveland Public Theatre presents THE ART OF LONGING<http://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/2017-2018/the-art-of-longing/> by Lisa Langford Themes of race, gender and the nature of art interlace in this theatrical experiment OCTOBER 26 - NOVEMBER 18 Set in Cleveland, The Art of Longing follows the lives of three "third-shift" people-those who guard and take care while the rest of us sleep. The characters' secrets mask deeply held yearnings that manifest in fantastical abilities and anatomical switch-ups. Race, gender and the nature of art are at the focal point of this theatrical experiment. The Art of Longing fashions a world where dreams and reality interpenetrate each other. World Premiere. CAST India Nicole Burton, Kevin Marr, Nailah Mathews, Greg White CREATIVE PRODUCTION TEAM Raymond Bobgan (Producer); Jimmie Woody (Director); Jesse Reagan Hernon (Stage Manager); Inda Blatch-Geib (Costume & SFX Designer); Wes Calkin (Lighting Designer); Douglas Puskas (Scenic Designer); Quinton "Q" J (Sound Designer). Tickets are $12 - $30. Students/Seniors receive $3 off on Friday and Saturday nights. All Thursdays and Mondays are $12. Friday/Saturday previews are $20. 6415 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland OH 44102 CPT is located in the heart of the Gordon Square Arts District. Tickets available at www.cptonline.org<http://www.cptonline.org> or CPT Box Office (216) 631-2727 ext. 501. (Order early at CPT - no ticket fees, ever.) Caitlin Lewins Director of Audience Engagement & Media Relations Cleveland Public Theatre 6415 Detroit Ave Cleveland OH, 44102 (216) 631-2727 x211

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Auditions for AIDA at Near West Theatre (For ages 9 to 15)
by Kelcie Dugger 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Near West Theatre announces AUDITIONS for Aida Youth Cast (Ages 9 to 15) November 20, 21 & 22, 2017 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Come one of these evenings. Plan to stay for the entire time specified. See list of roles below! Aida runs February 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24 & 25 2018 Rehearsals begin Monday, December 11, 2017 (Will break for holidays!) AUDITION SITE: Near West Theatre (6702 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44102) If you are unable to audition on the dates listed above, or you have questions, call our office at 216-961-9750, Mon.-Fri. 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. Anyone arriving after the starting time will not audition that day. 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! ABOUT THE SHOW Winner of four Tony Awards including Best Original Score, Elton John's Aida tells of Egypt and Nubia, two Nile jewels rich with culture, wisdom, and wealth which are tarnished by the ugliness of war when the Egyptians conquer Nubia and take its citizens as slaves. Nubian princess Aida, stolen from her country, is torn between her love of her people, and a new love within arms that once were threatening. Is there a greater power than fear, hate, greed and war - something to unite these nations and preserve the unique beauty of both, and heal the hearts and minds that live in them? Today in 2017, our streets are still battlegrounds for diverse groups of people, struggling to be heard, to know justice and equality, to be recognized as fully American... to matter. Aida reminds us of the timeless nature of this struggle, and points to the heart as the place where all healing begins. With an unforgettable score featuring soaring ballads and rousing choral numbers by Elton John and Tim Rice (Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat), Aida is a modern crowd-pleaser - an epic tale of loyalty, pride, betrayal, and the love that transcends them all. Book by Linda Woolverton, Robert Falls & David Henry Hwang Music by Elton John & Lyrics by Tim Rice CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS Aida- A beautiful, brave Nubian Princess who is loyal to her people but is torn between her heritage and love for the Egyptian Captain, Radames. Daughter of King Amonasro. Radames- An Egyptian Captain and the son of Zoser. A strong, handsome, adventurous soldier who falls in love with Aida. Amneris- A beautiful and materialistic Egyptian Princess who is the betrothed of Captain Radames. Daughter of the Pharaoh. Mereb- A young Nubian slave and servant to Radames. He is faithful to his Nubian heritage and befriends Aida upon her arrival to Egypt. Zoser- The manipulative and evil Chief Minister hungry for power. He attempts to poison the Pharaoh. He is the father of Radames. Nehebka- A Nubian slave who is friendly with Aida. She creates a robe for the Nubian Princess. Pharaoh- The Leader of Egypt and father to Amneris. An older, distinguished soul. Amonasro- An honorable and peaceful man who is imprisoned by Egypt. The King of Nubia and father to Aida. Ensemble- Ministers, Soldiers, Egyptians, Palace Women, Nubians, Guards, Dancers

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Fall Roundtable Series Continues Tues 11/7!
by Playwrights Local 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Playwrights Local Presents FALL ROUNDTABLE SERIES Free readings of new plays Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm Tickets or reservations not required Featuring works by: Rannigan Walsh Cynthia Dettelbach Edward J. Walsh Mary E. Weems, Ph.D. INFO: http://www.playwrightslocal.org/fall-roundtable-series/ ======================================== November 7 STRANDED Written by Edward J. Walsh Directed by Tim Tavcar Vickie Schultz. a reporter, is not happy. Let go by her newspaper in Cincinnati, she found a new job in New Jersey, leaving behind her family, friends, and a cheating fiancé. Vickie has been told she’ll be assigned to a breaking story about the Mayor and his newly-appointed female Police Chief. Instead, she is suddenly made to cover the arrival of a whale on the New Jersey shore — a huge sperm whale, like Moby Dick. The sooner this whale returns to the ocean or dies, the sooner Vickie can get back to her Mayor’s story. But the struggling whale’s plight won’t be resolved quickly. Vickie’s career ambitions become jeopardized, her past haunts her, and she blames the whale for being too stupid to head for deep water. ======================================== November 14 HEY SIRI Written by Mary E. Weems, Ph.D. Directed by Michael Oatman A Black Iraqi war veteran, a Black agoraphobic, and a white former doll hoarder are saved by their cell phones. ======================================== VENUE Creative Space at Waterloo Arts 397 E. 156th Street, Cleveland, OH 44110 PARKING Street parking on Waterloo and surrounding roads and in public lots on Waterloo Road. Note: No public parking in the lot adjacent to the Creative Space on E. 156th Street.

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