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Register for 'BROADWAY MASTERCLASS' with TONY NOMINEE Adam Pascal (RENT, Something Rotten) | May 1 @ Tri-C [CLEVELAND MUSICAL THEATRE]
by CMT Public Relations via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

*CLEVELAND MUSICAL THEATRE'S* *ADAM PASCAL MASTERCLASS* May 1st, 2017 at Tri-C from 5:00PM - 8:00PM Participation Fee: $125 | Observation Fee: $30 | Open to Students Ages 13+ *ABOUT THE MASTERCLASS* The star of *Something Rotten*'s Broadway national tour, *ADAM PASCAL*, comes to Cleveland Musical Theatre! Receive one-on-one coaching and personalized feedback on your contemporary musical theatre audition selections from the original *RENT *star! *ABOUT ADAM PASCAL* A Tony-nominated actor, *ADAM PASCAL* currently plays William Shakespeare in the Broadway national tour of *Something Rotten*. Pascal is best known for originating the roles of Roger Davis in *RENT*, on Broadway and in the 2005 film version, and Radames in *Elton John's Aida*. Other Broadway credits include William Shakespeare in *Something Rotten*, the Emcee in *Cabaret*, Billy Flynn in *Chicago*, Huey in *Memphis*, and Chad in *Disaster*. *HOW TO REGISTER* *CLICK HERE TO REGISTER:* http://bit.ly/2lP9EGg Space is limited to the first 15 registrees *CONTACT US* *WEBSITE:* www.ClevelandMusicalTheatre.org <http://www.clevelandmusicaltheatre.org/> *EMAIL:* Info(a)ClevelandMusicalTheatre.com *PHONE:* (216) 584-6808 Cleveland Musical Theatre, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, creates exceptional education for the Cleveland community and beyond through reimagined, innovative musical theater productions and workshops. Broadway, national, and local artists collaborate to create a dynamic synergy, fostering successful professional careers and development in the theatre.

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Director wanted for young adult production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
by Chagrin Valley Little Theatre via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

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Dance Instructor is needed
by Dana Stulberg via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

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Timely Talk–Back at Beck Center
by Pat Miller via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

“EXCELLENT…Beck’s production is OUTSTANDING” – Cool Cleveland “GRIPPING…delivers everything with a much appreciated naturalness” – Cleveland Jewish News “BOLD…has a good wit” – Cleveland SCENE Magazine “GRATIFYING...a wonderfully textured performance” – The New York Times A GREAT WILDERNESS By Samuel D. Hunter Recipient of the 2014 MacArthur Genius Grant Fellowship Directed by Scott Spence March 3 – April 9, 2017 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays 3 p.m. Sundays TALK–BACK: Friday, March 31 beckcenter.org<http://www.beckcenter.org/events/great-wilderness/> Beck Center for the Arts Partners with The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland and Equality Ohio for Timely Post–Performance Talk–Back Lakewood, OH—Beck Center for the Arts proudly presents a special Talk–Back immediately following the 8 p.m. performance of A Great Wilderness on Friday, March 31 in the Studio Theater. This regional premiere addresses issues currently appearing in the daily news. It not only explores LGBTQ conversion therapy, but reflects the ongoing challenges that come with prejudices still evident today. Our panelists will speak to these issues and other relevant topics. Interview and photo opportunities available. A Great Wilderness press release attached. About the panelists: § Ryan Clopton–Zymler, Community Relations Manager, The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland § Gwen Stembridge, Northeast Ohio Coordinator, Equality Ohio § Scott Spence, Artistic Director and A Great Wilderness Director, Beck Center for the Arts § Tim Tavcar, A Great Wilderness Cast Member About the organizations: Founded in 1975, The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland is a leading non–profit organization that empowers Northeast Ohio’s LGBTQ community through advocacy, education, collaboration and celebration. A one–stop hub, it provides a welcoming and visible safe space, health and wellness services, cultural competency training, government and media outreach, social events and a variety of programs. Their mission: To enrich the lives of the diverse LGBTQ community through advocacy, support, education, and celebration. Equality Ohio was founded in 2005 by a group of 65 dedicated LGBT activists and allies from all corners of Ohio after voters passed a constitutional amendment prohibiting same sex marriage and civil unions. Now, Equality Ohio’s work is broad and focuses on multiple aspects of LGBTQ equality in Ohio. Equality Ohio advocates and educates to achieve fair treatment and equal opportunity for all Ohioans regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity or expression. Tickets are $31 for adults, $27 for seniors (65 and older), and $12 for students with a valid I.D. A $3 service fee per ticket will be applied at time of purchase. Group discounts are available for parties of four or more. Purchase tickets online at beckcenter.org or call Customer Service at 216.521.2540 x10. Beck Center for the Arts is located at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. Free onsite parking is available. Beck Center for the Arts is a not–for–profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater productions on two stages, arts education programming for all ages and abilities, including dance, music, theater, visual arts, and creative arts therapies for individuals with special needs, outreach education, and free gallery exhibitions.

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Looking for Chaise Lounge
by via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

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CARRIE the musical at Beck Center!
by Pat Miller via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

Beck Center Teen Theater presents High School Horror with CARRIE Cult classic musical comes to Mackey Theater March 24-April 2 Lakewood, OH-Beck Center Teen Theater continues their 2016-2017 season with CARRIE the musical, March 24-26 and March 31-April 2, 2017 in the Mackey Theater. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 3 p.m. Sundays. A student matinee will take place at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 30. Tickets are on sale now at 216.521.2540 x10 or beckcenter.org. CARRIE the musical contains strong language and adult content. Carrie White is a misfit. At school, she is an outcast who is bullied by the popular crowd, and virtually invisible to everyone else. At home, she's at the mercy of her loving but cruelly over-protective mother. But Carrie's just discovered she's got a special power, and if pushed too far...she's not afraid to use it. Based on the bestselling novel by Stephen King, this production features music by Michael Gore, lyrics by Dean Pitchford, and book by Lawrence D. Cohen. With a cast of 21 Beck Center students ages 12 to 19, this notorious musical is directed by Associate Director of Youth Theater Education Jonathan Kronenberger. He is joined by musical director Larry Goodpaster and choreographer Katie Zarecki. "It's always exciting to work with our teens on a piece which has characters their own age and reflects their own experiences," remarked Kronenberger. "High school can be a hellish time for people. We need to remind ourselves that we're all human, and what does it cost to be kind?" Tickets are $12 for Adults/Seniors and $10 for Children (18 and under), and may be purchased online at beckcenter.org or by calling 216.521.2540 x10. Discounted group rates, and student matinee tickets for classes, are available and can be scheduled by calling Customer Service Manager Rennie Tisdale at 216.521.2450 x28. The remainder of the Youth Theater season also includes Schoolhouse Rock Live!, May 12-21, 2017. Beck Center for the Arts is located at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood. Free onsite parking is available. The 2016-2017 Youth Theater season is presented by the Mort and Iris November Philanthropy Fund, and is made possible by the support of Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and the Ohio Arts Council. Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater productions on two stages, arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, and creative arts therapies for individuals with special needs, outreach education programming, and gallery exhibits featuring local, regional, and international artists.

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AirBnB
by Evie Morris via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

Greetings, We have been successfully hosting guests from all over the states and the world, actually, in our Cleveland Heights Air BnB since July, 2016. We are close to University Circle, Coventry, Cedar Lee, parks, shopping, restaurants, pubs and theaters. We offer excellent amenities and a view of our beautiful garden during the growing season. We currently have two rooms up and running, and a 3rd will be available in the next few weeks. If you have visitors who need lodging, or if you need a brief respite yourself, PLEASE RESPOND HERE TO BE DIRECTED TO OUR LISTINGS. Thanks and peace, Evie Morris ( Eve 'n' Stephen)

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Meet the all-female cast of David Hansen's, "Red Onion, White Garlic"
by TCT Intern via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

Meet the all-female cast of David Hansen's, "Red Onion, White Garlic," in the latest video on the TCT YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20TVNpssYQ4 Talespinner Children’s Theatre (TCT), located at 5209 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44102, in Cleveland’s Gordon Square/Detroit Shoreway neighborhood will present the first production of its sixth season, Red Onion, White Garlic (a Tale of Indonesia), written by David Hansen. This will mark TCT’s first all-female cast, which is also directed and movement directed by Katelyn Cornelius. Puppet, mask & costume design by Alison Garrigan. TICKETS talespinnerchildrenstheatre.org/performances/onion-garlic.htm DATES + TIMES April 8th through 30th, 2017 Fridays 7PM; Saturdays 2PM & 7PM; Sundays 2PM* Ohio Savings Pay What You Can Series performances Sunday, April 9th; Friday, April 14th; Friday, April 21st; & Friday, April 28th *No performance Sunday, April 16th FREE ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMMING Science and a Show Powered by The Children’s Museum of Cleveland 1pm, before the 2pm, April 15 performance Stay and Play after the Show Theatre games with the cast After the 2pm, April 22 performance ABOUT THE TALE Two sisters, years apart--the daughters of want, and of plenty, travel through the trials, tribulations, and happy stories (or cerita rakyat) of their homeland, learning to compromise, understand and rejoice in each other, and eventually, to team together to succeed in their adventures. This beautiful tale tells the story of sisters learning to get along, and to find their own self-worth as they grow. Combining story-telling and music with the arts of sendrati (dance drama,) and wayang kulit (shadow puppetry) this tale of bravery and growth is a celebration not to be missed. ACTING COMPANY Sara Bogomolny Chelsea Cannon India Pierre-Ingram Dayni Mahar Margi Herwald Zitelli 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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FREE — Behind-the-Scenes of “Between Riverside and Crazy” at CPH
by Erica Beimesche via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

Behind-the-Scenes: Design for Living Take a FREE Peek at Cleveland Play House’s Between Riverside and Crazy March 27, 2017 | 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. | 1901 E. 13th St.<https://www.google.com/maps/place/1901+E+13th+St,+Cleveland,+OH+44114/@41.5…>, 5th floor You enter the theatre and take your seat. But before an actor steps on stage, you are already in the play. If you’ve had that feeling at CPH, it was most likely the set that created a character of its own before a word was spoken. In the hands of Set Designer Wilson Chin this happens often, including his CPH creations of a posh apartment for Rich Girl, or an infamous motel room for The Mountaintop. Join Wilson and Between Riverside and Crazy Director Robert Barry Fleming—in his directorial debut as CPH associate artistic director—as they discuss collaboration and the progression of the set design from rendering to reality. Sitting in your seat before curtain will never be the same. RSVP REQUIRED—register for this FREE event here<http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/calendar/2017/03/27/design-for-living>! * * * After we set the scene, see it onstage for yourself… Ex-cop Walter “Pops” Washington is NOT one to let things go. NOT the memory of his recently deceased wife. NOT the racially-charged lawsuit he filed years ago against the NYPD. And most definitely NOT the impressive rent-controlled apartment he shares with his parolee son and colorful surrogate family. But, eviction notices and ultimatums are piling up, and Pops is caught between losing his honor and losing his home. Bringing together the poetic and the profane, this 2015 Pulitzer Prize winner is an exuberant and darkly comic tale of truth, family, and pride. Between Riverside and Crazy runs April 1 – 23 in the Outcalt Theatre at Playhouse Square. Call 216.241.6000 or visit our website<http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/shows/2016/between-riverside-and-crazy> to get tickets.

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Mac Wellman Homecoming Festival March 23 - 25!
by Playwrights Local via NEohioPAL 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

PLAYWRIGHTS LOCAL PRESENTS THE MAC WELLMAN HOMECOMING FESTIVAL A three-day celebration of a groundbreaking playwright hailing from Cleveland, Ohio. Recognized among the most influential figures of the Off-Off-Broadway era, Mac Wellman has been described as an “avatar of alternatives” (American Theatre) and “James Joyce reborn as a rap artist” (The New York Times). Mac Wellman is an essential presence in the lineage of dramatists from the Cleveland area -- join us in giving him this long-overdue recognition! March 23 - 25, 2017 Cleveland State University & Additional Locations All events are open to the public, and most events are free. (Reservations and/or tickets for all events at Cleveland State University are not required.) Recommended for adults and teens. For more info, visit http://playwrightslocal.org/. ------------------------------ Presented by Playwrights Local In partnership with Cleveland State University Department of English, the NEOMFA Creative Writing Program, and the Michael Schwartz Library. With performances by Playwrights Local, Theater Ninjas, convergence-continuum, CSU Department of Theatre & Dance, Baldwin Wallace University Department of Theatre and Dance, and The Manhattan Project – Cleveland Lab, and contributions by many others. Curated by David Todd ------------------------------ Featuring: - Performances of Cleveland, Bitter Bierce, and other classic pieces - An exhibit of set models, props, and other memorabilia - Panel discussions and talkbacks - New short plays by local writers - A special Q&A with Mac Wellman himself! ------------------------------ For more information, see: Event homepage: http://playwrightslocal.org/mac-wellman-homecoming-festival/ Schedule: http://playwrightslocal.org/festival-program-information/ Mac Wellman Press Pack: http://playwrightslocal.org/mac-wellman-press-pack/ ------------------------------ Support for this festival is provided in the form of a Project Support II grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Support for Playwrights Local is provided by The AHS Foundation, The Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation, The Cleveland Foundation, The Cyrus Eaton Foundation, The George Gund Foundation, and The Ohio Arts Council.

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