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Opening Friday, May 05: LEND ME A TENOR
by James Charpie via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

Lend Me a Tenor, the classic comedy farce about opera, mistaken identities, love, and shrimp mayonaise. If you have never seen this show before, now is your chance. If you have, then you know it will be a hilarious evening. *WHAT:* * Lend Me a Tenor* *Written by: Ken Ludwig* *DIRECTOR:* Megan Thompson Executive Director/Artistic Director of Great Lakes Light Opera *WHO (cast):* David Arredondo Tyler Barhorst Emily Dunay Janelle Fant Scott Hare Bob Kenderes Jessica Klein Irma McQueen *WHERE:* *East Cleveland Theater* *14108 Euclid Avenue* *East Cleveland, Ohio, 44112* *Only 1.6 miles from the Coventry area (approx 7 min)* *Only 1.7 miles from Little Italy (approx 7 min)* *Only 1.8 miles from University Circle (approx 8 min)* *Only 8.8 miles from Downtown (approx 18 min)* *WHEN:** May 05 thru 21, 2017* Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm Sundays at 3pm *WHY:* An enjoyable evening out ... whether alone or with someone special. You deserve it. *HOW:* Tickets are available online at www.eastclevelandtheater.org (credit cards only), or at the theater box office (cash & credit cards). *QUESTIONS:* 216-851-8721 *We hope to see you there.* East Cleveland Theater www.eastclevelandtheater.org

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The Movement Project Professional Intensive and Weekly Dance Classes
by Irene Honora via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

*The Movement Project Professional Intensive* TMP is pleased to announce our new application process for the 2017 professional summer intensive. We are now accepting online applications for acceptance to our professional summer intensive. Please fill out the form from the link below and send your resume to tmpsummer(a)themovementproject.org by June 8th. (For early bird rate, applications are due by May 19th). Application and Details: http://www.themovementproject.org/summer-intensive17/pro-1/ *Weekly Dance Classes for Professionals* TMP will be offering classes for professional and college movers! Here is the schedule: Monday 10:15-11:30am Modern/Contemporary Wednesday 10:15-11:30am Modern/Contemporary Thursday 10-11:30am Pilates and Stretching (bring mat) Friday 9:30am-11am Ballet *PRICING* 10-Class Card $80 ($8/class) 5-Class Card $50 ($10/class) Single Class $12 *Class cards good through 2017. Classes can also be purchased at the door. For more information and class descriptions, visit our website here: http://www.themovementproject.org/weeklyclasses/ If you have any questions contact me at irene(a)themovementproject.org or Rebecca Leuszler at rebecca(a)themovementproject.org. Thank you! -- *Irene Honora* Professional Dancer The Movement Project http://www.themovementproject.org/

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"The Flick" previews Thursday and OPENS Friday at Weathervane Playhouse.
by Fred Gloor via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

Weathervane Playhouse presents Annie Baker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning The Flick Beautiful, moving, keen, and insightful, “The Flick” explores the humor and significance of the mundane. AKRON, OH – Join Weathervane Playhouse as we turn the stage of the Founders Theater into a run-down movie house for our upcoming production of Annie Baker’s humorous and moving The Flick May 4 through 14. Show times are Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 - $22 and can be purchased by calling 330-836-2626<tel:(330)%20836-2626> or going to www.weathervaneplayhouse.com<http://www.weathervaneplayhouse.com/>. Due to mature themes and language, The Flick is recommended for adult audiences only. In a run-down movie theater in central Massachusetts, three underpaid employees mop the floors and attend to one of the last 35-millimeter film projectors in the state. Their tiny battles and not-so-tiny heartbreaks play out in the empty aisles, becoming more gripping than the lackluster, second-run movies on the screen. With a keen insight and finely-tuned comic eye, The Flick is a hilarious and heart-rending cry for authenticity in a fast-changing world. The Flick was commissioned by Playwrights Horizon in New York City, where it received its world premiere on March 12, 2013. Following its limited engagement there, the production transferred to the off-Broadway Barrow Street Theatre, where it played from May 7, 2015, to Jan. 10, 2016. Among its many honors, The Flick won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the 2013 OBIE Award for Playwriting and the 2013 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize. The Flick was also a 2013 Drama Desk Award nominee for Outstanding Play, a 2013 Lucille Lortel Award nominee for Outstanding Play and was a finalist for the 2013 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play. Director Craig Joseph says “The Flick is not so much plot-driven as it is a character study of folks who both desire to connect with one another authentically, and also fear being entirely known. What makes for good drama in The Flick is watching how they each navigate both the joys and pains of becoming oneself. Annie Baker is a playwright and teacher who won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for her play The Flick. Among her works are the Shirley, Vermont plays, which take place in the fictional town of Shirley: Circle Mirror Transformation, Body Awareness, and The Aliens. Baker graduated from the Department of Dramatic Writing at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in playwriting from Brooklyn College in 2009. Cast and Creative Team: CAST STEPHEN BERG Sam BRYON TOBIN JR. Avery CARI MEIXNER Rose STUART PFLAUM Sykylar / Dreaming Man CREATIVE TEAM CRAIG JOSEPH Director ANDREW MCCONAHAY Stage Manager JOHN GRAFTON/APRIL DEMING Properties Designers JOSEPH CARMOLA Lighting Designer HAZEN TOBAR Sound Designer INDA BLATCH-GEIB Costume Designer KATHY KOHL Scenic Designer and Assistant Technical Director RICHARD MORRIS Technical Director KELLIE ROSSINI Master Electrician For interviews, media members should contact Fred Gloor at 330-836-2626 ext. 16<tel:(330)%20836-2626> or fgloor(a)weathervaneplayhouse.com<mailto:fgloor@weathervaneplayhouse.com>. Weathervane Playhouse provides high-quality live theater with volunteer artists, designers, and technicians under professional direction, delivers education and training in theater arts and appreciation, and engages and entertains its audience to enrich the quality of life in Northeast Ohio. ### Weathervane Playhouse’s 2016-2017 Season Support Provided by: AARP Akron Community Foundation Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable Trust Margaret Dietz GAR Foundation Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust (KeyBank, Trustee) The Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation Kohmann Bosshard Financial Services, LLC The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation Northeast Ohio Boomer and Beyond Magazine Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine Ohio Arts Council OMNOVA Solutions Foundation WKSU 89.7 FM

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Stocker Arts Center Presents Songwriting Made Simple
by Allison Jack via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

Stocker Arts Center Presents Songwriting Made Simple Songwriting Made Simple featuring Jonathan Kingham and Ryan Shea Smith will take the stage at 10 a.m. Friday, May 19 at the Stocker Arts Center Cirgliano Studio Theatre at Lorain County Community College. Kingham and Smith are back again. They will perform with area students who have written amazing new songs with them during the week's songwriting workshops. LCCC Early College High School students and alumni will participate. Additionally, 8-year-old Avery will return to the stage with her mother, Tori Lambert. The Elyria second-grader was called onto the stage at a recent St. Jude Jam benefit and entertained the group with her sing-along with Chris Janson. She plans to share a song she wrote about best friends. With diverse musical styles ranging from folk, pop and jazz to R & B, the concert is all about great songs. Kingham wrote his first song in 1996 and since then, has won first place in The Unisong International Song Contest, has twice placed in the top five of the John Lennon Song contest, won first in the USA Songwriting Competition in the folk category as well as the Overall Grand Prize out of 33,000 entries, and was awarded first place in the gospel category of the ISC songwriting contest. His singing has been featured in films, soap operas and on "Felicity." Based out of Nashville he splits his time between touring the country and writing, recording and producing. In addition to his solo career, Jonathan currently plays keyboard and steel guitar for Toad the Wet Sprocket. Seattle native Ryan Shea Smith is also a veteran songwriter and recipient of multiple songwriting awards. His musical skill has been honed through jazz studies at the University of Washington and a steady touring schedule. He is known for his singing voice and has an impressive command of keyboard and guitar. Smith's sophomore release "Stay Awhile" is a John Lennon song contest winner. For more information or tickets, call the Stocker Arts Center box office at (440) 366-4040 or visit www.stockerartscenter.com. Tickets are $5 each for this one hour Student Matinee Series concert. The Stocker Arts Center is located at 1005 N. Abbe Road, Elyria, Ohio on the campus of Lorain County Community College. Allison Jack Writer & Project Coordinator Marketing & Outreach Initiatives Lorain County Community College 440.366.7082 1005 N. Abbe Road, Elyria, Ohio 44035

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City Ballet of Cleveland Audition for 2017-2018 season This Sunday May 7
by Cleveland City Dance via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

City Ballet of Cleveland 2017 AuditionDate: Sunday, May 7�Time: 1:00pm-3:00pmFollowed by Parents’ Meeting at 3:00pm� The City Ballet of Cleveland (CBC) audition is open to all serious dancers of ballet ages 10-21.� The company has two annual performances in May and December, as well as performances at All Ohio Dance Festival, and local schools.� Applications are available upon request at the Front Desk and online at www.cityballetofcleveland.org �under Company information. Potential dancers do not have to be students at Cleveland City Dance.� All dancers must�be a minimum of 10 years old by September 2017; be currently taking ballet and jazz. Notice of nondiscriminatory policy; The City Ballet of Cleveland does not discriminate based on race, color, national and ethnic origin, ancestry or nationality in its admissions policies, scholarship programs or any other company activities administered. If you do make it into the Company, you would need your current dance school to sign off monthly to confirm you are taking the required dance training to dance with the Company. All potential Company members must audition in the Spring prior to the upcoming season. This includes all current Company members.� There is a $25 non-refundable audition fee (cash or check) which will be applied toward the Company fall participation fee. Applications are due the Wednesday before the audition. �Applications arriving after Wednesday will be assessed and additional $5. The audition class will be taught by the Company Artistic and Executive Director, Courtney J. Laves-Mearini � Cleveland City Dance, Home to City Ballet of Cleveland � � � 13108 Shaker Square Cleveland, OH 44120www.cityballetofcleveland.org/216-848-9088

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Summer Theatre Camp Hiring Counselors
by fctheatre via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

Theatre Camp Counselor Location: French Creek Nature & Arts Center 4530 Colorado Ave Sheffield Village, OH 44054 Rate of Pay: $9 per hour Job Summary: Under the close supervision of the Camp Director, counselors will assist with the planning, design and implementation of French Creek Theatre's two, week-long acting camps. All staff will be expected to create and lead theatre-based curricula to large groups of youth (grades 2-8), and assist in all day-to-day camp and facility-related operations as needed. This is a seasonal, part-time position. Requirements: Applicants should have or be working toward a degree in theatre, performance or other related field(s). Theatre performance experience. Experience working with children. Reliable transportation. Hours: * 6/19-22, 10AM-2PM * 6/26-30, 9AM-3PM * 7/6, 12PM-4PM * 7/10-14, 9AM-1:30PM Interested applicants should submit an application<http://www.metroparks.cc/application_forms/application.html>, cover letter and resume to: Brian McNally Cultural Arts Programmer French Creek Nature & Arts Center 4530 Colorado Ave Sheffield Village, OH 44054 p: (440) 949-5200 x226 f: (440) 949-5068 bmcnally(a)metroparks.cc<mailto:bmcnally@metroparks.cc> Lorain County Metro Parks is an equal opportunity employer.

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Auditions for CARRIE: THE MUSICAL at Near West Theatre (For ages 16 to 25)
by Kelcie Dugger via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

Near West Theatre announces AUDITIONS for CARRIE:THE MUSICAL Teen/Young Adult Cast (Ages 16 to 25) May 15, 16 & 17, 2017 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Come one of these evenings. Plan to stay for the entire time specified. See list of roles below! Carrie: The Musical runs July 21, 22, 27, 28, 29, 30, August 3, 4, 5 & 6, 2017 Rehearsals begin Tuesday, May 30, 2017 AUDITION SITE: Near West Theatre (6702 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 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 Who could guess that a Stephen King novel could, would or should become a musical? Well, Carrie's back from the grave and she's singing, too! Smothered by her religiously demented mother, tortured at school and struggling with her emerging sexuality, Carrie just wants to be a normal kid... but she's far from normal. With her coming of age, she's discovering paranormal powers. She can move things! Windows break, people fall, knives fly, and the blood pours! It all builds to prom night, a vicious prank, and an act of vengeance that leaves no one but the dead to tell what happened. A classic morality tale: what goes around, comes around... redemption is not guaranteed! Music by Michael Gore, Lyrics by Dean Pitchford Book by Lawrence D. Cohen, Based on the novel by Stephen King Carrie: The Musical will be Directed by Bob Navis Jr. Musically Directed by Matthew Dolan Choreographed by Josh Landis. Stage Managed by Ryan Wolf. CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS Carrie White-Mezzo-Soprano A painfully shy outsider who, in spite of her best efforts to belong, has been the victim of her classmates' cruel jokes since childhood, as well as her mother's strict, biblically-ordained control at home. She transforms from ugly duckling into graceful - and then vengeful - swan. Vocally, she must be capable of lyrical sweetness as well as fierce power. Margaret White-Soprano A woman of visceral extremes, she balances her fervent religious convictions with equally sincere true-believer spirituality and tender, maternal love for Carrie. Like Carrie, with whom she shares several duets, her voice must range from expressive and melodic to ferocious and frightening. Sue Snell-Mezzo-Soprano A straight-A student who's been popular her entire life; she's remarkably level headed for her age. Her unthinking participation in a cruel act of bullying causes a crisis of conscience that leads her on a journey to try to right things. Vocally, she has a pop ballad voice that delivers sweet sincerity and strength. Tommy Ross - Tenor Sue's boyfriend, a popular athlete (specifically, a baseball player), but is more than a mere "jock". He is a gifted student who has had his poetry published in literary journals. Feels guilty about the other students' treatment of Carrie, but is reluctant to help change it. Chris Hargensen-Mezzo-Soprano Rich, spoiled-rotten, and wickedly funny, Chris is a popular beauty whose arrogant self-assurance makes her believe that the rules don't apply to her. Loaded with sexual dynamite, she has serious daddy and anger management issues. Her voice is pop-rock percussive and powerful. Miss Gardner-Alto The girls' P.E. teacher can be a strict disciplinarian if necessary, but when Carrie arouses her maternal instinct, she surprises herself by also revealing a protective "fairy godmother" side. Her voice is warm and strong, just like the woman. Billy Nolan-Baritone Now in his sixth year in high school, Billy's a sexy, stupid-like-a-fox bad boy whose wise mouth troublemaking has led him to spend more time in detention than in class. All these qualities make it easy for his girlfriend Chris to manipulate him to do her bidding. His voice is that of a wailing rocker. Mr. Stephens-Baritone A well-intentioned English teacher and guidance counselor who struggles to help his students realize their potential. A dedicated educator, he's stretched thin in his duties, woefully underpaid, and a bit overwhelmed as to how to handle the Billy Nolan's of the classroom combat zone. Freida-Mezzo-Soprano Sue's brainy pal, she's an easy-going, get-along follower and a tireless extracurricular committee volunteer. Norma-Mezzo-Soprano Mean, gossipy, and a shameless suck-up to authority, Norma is second-in-command to Chris' queen bee. George-Tenor Tommy's jock wingman since childhood, George idolizes him. Perhaps a little too much... Stokes-Tenor A bit of a nerd, he's happy to be included as one of Tommy's posse. Freddy-Tenor The wise-cracking class clown and official yearbook photographer, he can't believe any girl would ever give him the time of day. Ensemble Students at the High School, Interrogators, etc.

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Ensemble's 2017 | 2018 Season Announced! "We The People".
by Ensemble Theatre via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

*Press Release: **For immediate release*. Contact: info(a)ensemble-theatre.org Phone: 216-321-2930 <(216)%20321-2930> *ENSEMBLE THEATRE *announces its* 38th consecutive Season! * *-WE THE PEOPLE-* *WELL* By *Lisa Kron* *(Writer of the books and lyrics for FUN HOME).* Directed by *Celeste Cosentino* *September 29th-October22nd* *MainStage Theater* "This play is not about my mother and me," begins the character of Lisa. But, of course, it is about her mother, and her mother's extraordinary ability to heal a changing neighborhood despite her inability to heal herself. In this "solo show with people in it," Kron asks the provocative question: "Do we create our own illness?" The answers she gets are much more complicated than she bargained for as the play spins dangerously out of control into riotously funny and unexpected territory. Featuring* Lara Mielcarek**as Lisa* (*Courtesy of Actors' Equity Assocication).* *“Hilarious, delightful and joyously alive!" -Michael Kuchwara, A.P.* *"Wise and funny and utterly winning! Truly a beautiful play." -Michael Feingold, Village Voice* *"A drama of depth, infectious humor and great humanity. Riveting." -Michael Sommers, The Star-Ledger* *"Sly, good-natured and brutally deceptive, The revelations are both graceful and awkward, subtle and obvious, elegant and confusing. Like life." -Linda Winer, Newsday* *THE HAIRY APE* by* Eugene O'Neill * Directed by *Ian Wolfgang Hinz* *November 17th-December 10th* *MainStage Theater* Written in 1921 by Nobel Prize-winning playwright Eugene O’Neill, this iconic piece of expressionist drama is a searing social commentary on the divide between the rich and poor. Yank, an unthinking laborer, embarks on a search for a sense of belonging in a world controlled by the wealthy. His journey from the bowels of a transatlantic ocean liner to the wealthy neighborhoods of New York society serve as a metaphor for the struggle between the working man and the industrial complex found at the heart of the play. *"The subject here is the same ancient one that always was and always will be the one subject for drama, and that is man and his struggle with his own fate. The struggle used to be with the GODS, but is now with himself, his own past, his attempt to 'belong'." (O"Neill)* *THE LITTLE PRINCE * By *Rick Cummins & John Scoullar* from the book by* Antoine de Saint-Exupery* Directed by* Brittni Shambaugh Addison* *December 1st-December 17th. * *PlayGround Theater* This play with music tells the story of a world-weary and disenchanted Aviator whose sputtering plane strands him in the Sahara Desert and a mysterious, regal "little man" who appears and asks him to "Please, sir, draw me a sheep." During their two weeks together in the desert, the Little Prince tells the Aviator about his adventures through the galaxy, how he met the Lamplighter and the Businessman and the Geographer, and about his strained relationship with a very special flower on his own tiny planet. The Little Prince talks to everyone he meets: a garden of roses, the Snake and a Fox who wishes to be tamed. From each he gains a unique insight which he shares with the Aviator: "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly." "What is essential is invisible to the eye." At length, both the "little man" and the Aviator must go home—each with a new understanding of how to laugh, cry, and love again. *"A multilayered tale that awakens the child tucked inside all of us." -Cape Cod Times* *"There aren't many plays in New York or anywhere else that can hold the attention of both children and serious adult theatre patrons the way this play can." -Baton Rouge Advocate* *ANGELS IN AMERICA* *PART ONE: **MILLENIUM APPROACHES.* by *Tony Kushner * Directed by *Celeste Cosentino* *January 5th-January 28th. * *MainStage Theater* In the first part of Tony Kushner's epic, set in 1980's New York City, a gay man is abandoned by his lover when he contracts the AIDS virus, and a closeted Mormon lawyer's marriage to his pill-popping wife stalls. America in the mid-1980s. In the midst of the AIDS crisis and a conservative Reagan administration, New Yorkers grapple with life and death, love and sex, heaven and hell. **Winner of The Pulitzer Prize in Drama * *“A victory for theater, for the transforming power of the imagination to turn devastation into beauty. ANGELS IN AMERICA is a monumental achievement, the work of a defiantly theatrical imagination that has no parallel on television or in the movies..” -Jeremy Gerard, Variety* *“Something rare, dangerous and harrowing … a roman candle hurled into a drawing room …” -Nicholas de Jongh, London Evening Standard“An epic theatrical fever dream …” -Variety* *JELLY BELLY* by* Charles Smith* Directed by* Ian Wolfgang Hinz* *February 9th-February 25th.* *MainStage Theater* A powerful story of a convict returning from a brief prison stay to resume his position as the neighborhood kingpin. In the New York Times, Stephen Holden wrote “*Jelly Belly offers an unremittingly bleak portrait of inner-city life and the enormous pressure on working-class black men to be gangsters.”* The Chicago Defender wrote* “Employing gritty poetry of the streets, Smith introduces us to Jelly Belly, who attempts to regain the service of Kenny, a former drug runner who has gone straight. Kenny is torn between the hope of prosperity through hard work shared with his friend Mike, or the opportunistic life of a drug pusher Jelly Belly offers.”* *2018 COLOMBI NEW PLAYS FESTIVAL. * Titles of WORLD PREMIERE(s) *TBA.* March 2018. *Stay Tuned for more information on a revamping of our new play initiatives! * *ANGELS IN AMERICA* *PART TWO: **PERESTROIKA.* by *Tony Kushner * Directed by *Celeste Cosentino* *April 27th-May 20th. * *MainStage Theater* In the second part, the plague of AIDS worsens, relationships fall apart as new ones form, and unexpected friendships take form. America in the mid-1980s. In the midst of the AIDS crisis and a conservative Reagan administration, New Yorkers grapple with life and death, love and sex, heaven and hell. *“A vast miraculous play … provocative, witty and deeply upsetting … a searching and radical rethinking of American political drama … PERESTROIKA is not only a stunning resolution of the rending human drama of MILLENIUM APPROACHES, but also a true millennial work of art, uplifting, hugely comic and pantheistically religious in a very American style.” -Frank Rich, New York Times* *“Playful and profound, extravagantly theatrical and deeply spiritual, witty and compassionate, furious and incredibly smart … It’s impossible to imagine anyone captivated by the beginning not wanting — needing — to go back for the end.” **-Linda Winer, Newsday* *MainStage shows tickets are $12-$25* *TheatreCLE or PlayGround Theatre shows are $15 (unless otherwise posted). * *Single tickets will go on sale at the end of May! * *Please Note that shows, dates and times may change and to always check our website for updates! * *SEASON PASSES are on sale now! $65-$185. * *Ensemble Season passes are FLEX TICKET PACKAGES that can be used in any combination for any production! * *Visit our website for more information! Or Click Below!* *EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! * *Buy a season pass by July 15th and we will throw-in TWO FREE TICKETS for you to give to a friend who is new to Ensemble! * *Introduce new audiences to Ensemble Theatre! * *CLICK HERE <http://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/season-tickets/> to buy a season pass or visit www.ensembletheatreCLE.org <http://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/> to purchase online! * *Call 216-321-2930 <216-321-2930> or email info(a)ensemble-theatre.org <info(a)ensemble-theatre.org> for more information! * *We look forward to seeing you in our audience! * *Some exciting news for the Playground Theater!* Ensemble is proud to support the next generation of Cleveland Theater artists by welcoming Cleveland's newest theatre company, *Shahrazad Theatre Company* (STC), to the PlayGround theater. STC's inaugural production will be a new adaptation of *The Caucasian Chalk Circle* by Bertolt Brecht, running October 27th through November 12th. *A divided post-war village shares the story of Grusha, a woman who is given an abandoned and noble child whom she chooses to raise. Suddenly the child's mother decides she wants him back and Grusha is put on trial. In this "golden age", law and justice will be tested, what might it take to bend it?* STC is co-Founded by Ensemble staff members Kyle Huff, Kayla Davis, and August Scarpelli. Ensemble will serve as fiscal agent and mentor organization for STC's inaugural season in residence. *For more info, look for their Facebook and Twitter pages, coming soon! * -- *Information* info(a)ensemble-theatre.org 2843 Washington Blvd. Cleveland Hts., OH 441118 216-321-2930/216-202-0938 *www.ensembletheatrecle.org <http://www.ensembletheatrecle.org>* *Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/EnsembleTheatreCleveland/>| Twitter <https://twitter.com/EnsembleTheater>| YouTube <https://www.youtube.com/user/EnsembleTheatreCleve> | Instagram <https://www.instagram.com/ensembletheatrecle/>*

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Manivic Dance Studio and Cassidy Theatre Inc. Fundraiser "Aloha Hawaii the 50th"
by The Cassidy Theatre via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

"Aloha Hawaii the 50th" Manivic Dance Studio and Cassidy Theatre Inc. will be conducting a fundraiser for our respective business on May 6th, 2017 from 2:30 PM - 4 PM. 50/50 Raffle Door Prizes Family Entertainment Location: The Cassidy Theatre Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Time: 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tickets: $12.00 About Manivic’s Dance Company: Manivic’s mission is to share this unique traditional dance technique so that everyone can appreciate its beauty. This is the only dance instruction company in the area, focusing on all styles of Polynesian dance in order to preserve this beautiful cultural treasure. Manivic’s Dance Company is an approved Ohio Arts Council Fee Support Artist.

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Auditions - EQUUS - Blank Canvas Theatre
by via NEohioPAL 04 May '17

04 May '17

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