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WATCH Movie Trailer_RISE OF THE ICOS
by Cole Kornell 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

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SEEKING AFR. AM. ACTOR
by Joseph Bauer 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

Please forward your headshot and resume to Joeybauer1967(a)gmail.com if you are an Afr. Am. male, believable for age 19, for a public reading of the monologue, Teen Beat, at Ensemble Theatre in Cleveland Heights this spring or early summer.

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Theater review of "Urinetown" at Blank Canvas Theatre
by Bob Abelman 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

Blank Canvas Theatre’s ‘Urinetown’ flush with talent, determination Bob Abelman Cleveland Jewish News, The News Herald, The Morning Journal Member, International Association of Theatre Critics “Urinetown,” currently on stage at Blank Canvas Theatre, is not your father’s musical. That is, unless your father likes his theater marvelously askew, wonderfully irreverent and with a terrible title. Written by Greg Kotis and composed by Mark Hollman, “Urinetown” is about corporate greed, political corruption and social revolution – you know, typical musical comedy fare – and makes fun of the very theatrical conventions it so cleverly employs. Director Patrick Ciamacco spreads himself thin by also serving as lighting, sound and set designer, but he manages to find every humorous beat in the script and the cast to play them. For more of this article, go to www.clevelandjewishnews.com/columnists/.

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Cleveland Audition Taping Service
by Jami Kinton 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

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Entertainment For Your Next Holiday Party!
by John E. Thomas 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

Looking for first class entertainment at your next holiday party, or corporate event? Look no further than ICONICA! ICONICA group members have performed wit or opened for some of the biggest names in the business, ranging from Broadway stars to pop/rock icons. ICONICA members have also performed at some of the most prestigious venues in the United States from Playhouse Square to 54 Below and Carnegie Hall in NYC! We have several show options available including our new Christmas/Holiday show “ICONICA Christmas” and our hit Broadway review “16 Going on Broadway”. Booking dates are still available for this holiday season! For more information contact Danita Thomas via phone/text: 440-725-6875, email: IconicMusic(a)gmail.com, or visit or website at www.IconicaMusic.com Call for a free quote! Happy Holidays!!

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Berko review: SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE BAKER STREET IRREGULARS @ Dobama
by Roy Berko 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

*•••••••••••••••••••••••••••* *CAPSULE JUDGEMENT: “Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars” gets a good staging at Dobama that will be of interest for parents and grandparents looking for a theatrical experience for their tweens and younger teens during this season. It is a nice option for the much-done holidays shows that are staged again and again. It is not great theater, but it could make for an entertaining evening of entertainment.* *To read the entire review go to: **www.royberko.info* <http://www.royberko.info>* to read the capsule judgments of the other Cleveland reviewers go to: **www.clevelandtheaterreviews.com* <http://www.clevelandtheaterreviews.com> *••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*

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Pit Players needed for "Babes in Toyland" at Mercury Theater
by Evie Morris 03 Dec '17

03 Dec '17

Greetings: Babes in Toyland, directed by Pierre Brault. needs the following pit players. Trumpet Keyboard II ( to cover string parts) Bass (Upright preferred) Drums (set) The show opens December 15 at 7:30 pm. All other shows are at 2 pm on the following dates: December 16 (Saturday) December 17 (Sunday) December 28 (Thursday) December 29 (Friday) December 30 (Saturday) There are 2 paid rehearsals ( December 13 & 14) and there is a School Performance at 10 am/ 11 am which is optional but appreciated if you are available. There is a stipend of $30 per service. All rehearsals and performances are at Notre Dame College in South Euclid, (Green Rd. between Mayfield & Cedar.) Please respond to me at this email if you are interested and available. Thank you, Evie Morris ( Musical Director)

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To Our Viewers of "'Wake Up And Live with the Arts."
by sue holland johnson 02 Dec '17

02 Dec '17

Hello, Arts Supporters . . . As a Wake Up And Live arts supporter, we hope you have been a viewer of "Wake Up And Live With the Arts." If that has been a good / great experience for you, we'd appreciate a donation, any amount, in appreciation of our efforts to showcase the arts and performing artists. Wake Up And Live's Actors' Studio presents "Wake Up And Live with Arts" YouTube show, as a community service. The show features, promotes, and showcases performing artists, the arts, and business and community organizations which support the arts. Guests' appearance, performance, and / or events announcements are broadcast to an audience, which brings artists to the attention of potential audiences, and those who make casting & hiring decisions. Since, August, 2006, when we launched"Wake Up And Live With the Arts", we have showcased more than 310 guests. The guests have ranged from national celebrities such as, Ruby Dee and Bill Cobbs, to local actors, singers, dancers, musicians, playwrights, filmmakers, authors and poets, to artistic directors, and community and funding organizations which support the arts. As an arts supporter, you can send guests' appearances to those on your social media lists, thereby expanding artists exposure to the arts and viewing community, advancing an appreciation for the arts, locally, regionally & nationally. We would appreciate donations to help keep the show ongoing, any amount, as well as a way to thank the Actors' Studio. If you are a viewer, your donation would express your positive reaction to our efforts to promote performing artists. See wwww.wakeupandlives.org for Donation Form. Thank you for your tax deductible support. WUAL is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts, entertainment & education organization. Please become a “Producing Partner.” Go to www.wakeupandlives.org to hit the DONATE button. For credit card payment, contact wakeupandlives(a)gmail.c om THANK YOU!!! Take a Look! See past YouTube clips of some of our recent & past featured guests on ''WU&Lw/Arts" WUALw/Arts" Playlist: https://www.youtub e.com/playlist?list=PL490E9107 8C2251D3Scroll down and see some of your favorite artists. See the incredible amount of work which has brought a variety of artists to the community. Thanks . . .Sue JohnsonDirector, Wake Up And Live's Actors' StudioProducer, "Wake Up And Live With the Arts" Sue Johnson. Call for Donations: https://www.youtube .com/watch?v=HWIvR24bsw0Go to www.wakeupandlives.org to download the "Producing Partners" Donation Form. Questions: wakeupandlives@gmai l.com Attachments area

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Review of "Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars" at Dobama Theatre
by Bob Abelman 02 Dec '17

02 Dec '17

Dobama offers an entertaining, exhausting ‘The Baker Street Irregulars’ Bob Abelman Cleveland Jewish News, The News Herald, The Morning Journal Member, International Association of Theatre Critics Just when you thought that every imaginable Sherlock Holmes mystery had been conceived and resolved, local playwright Eric Coble has written a Holmes for the holidays – “The Baker Street Irregulars” – which is getting its regional premiere at Dobama Theatre. It’s December on the streets of London and, after a run in with arch villain Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes is missing. So is a young girl’s grandmother. Who will save the day? Why, the Baker Street Irregulars – a small group of street urchins hired and trained by Holmes himself to help solve cases. Can these misfit kids find Holmes, unravel a mystery from their past, defeat a masked villain and teach us a lesson about the meaning of family? You bet they can. Though the game’s afoot, Coble’s play trips over itself upon occasion in its valiant effort to be true to the arcane tropes that define the dated genre. To compensate, Coble has infused his play with comedy performed by wonderful adult actors, who take on multiple characters and play each of them broadly for the laugh, and a corps of young actors who, for the most part, turn in commanding performances. And director Nathan Motta has augmented the script with astounding production values. For more of this article, go to www.clevelandjewishnews.com/columnists/.

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Homeless Dinner
by ric hampton 02 Dec '17

02 Dec '17

2017 Dinner For The HomelessDec. 10, 2017FOP Hall- Located at 22nd and Payne Ave.Cleveland, Ohio1pm to 5pm "Tis The Season"..... Many of us are blessed with the things we need in life. Some of us have more than enough. There are many in our city that are not as fortunate. The homeless people. Every year me and a group of special friends host a dinner for the homeless at the FOP Hall at 22nd and Payne. Every year we are seeing more families with small children that come by and eat a warm wholesome meal. We can always use a helping hand. We don't need your money. We ask that you drop off a cooked dish or some cans of vegetables. We need cooked hams and turkeys- Cans of Vegetables (Yams, green beans, peas, corn, lettuce, tomatoes, relish, cranberry sauce etc) A few rolls of plastic table clothes for tables are welcome....as well as plates and plastic ware. Items can be dropped off at 10:00 am at the FOP Hall- Ric, Myron, or Betty Or perhaps a couple hours of your time and energy. This is a good time to show your children a way of giving with a little can go a long way. I hope you will share this on your friends' pages. Thanks in advance to the faithful friends that come back and help year after year. PS...Every one is welcome to come and eat, homeless or not. We always have more than enough. Hope to see you on Dec: 10, 2017 from 1pm to 5pm Thanks in advance and thanks to the wonder people that helped us out last year. .....Ric Hampton- (216) 312-5648

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