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Stocker Arts Center Student Matinee Season Continues
by Allison Jack 02 Feb '18

02 Feb '18

Stocker Arts Center Student Matinee Season Continues Lorain County Community College's Stocker Arts Center continues the season with the Student Matinee Series at the Hoke Theatre. The Student Matinee Series is made up of weekday performances designed with students as well as the general public in mind. The following performances are upcoming: "The Stinky Cheese Man And Other Fairly Stupid Tales" Griffin Theatre Company 9:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m., Thursday, February 8 "The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales" presented by the Griffin Theatre Company deconstructs the tradition of the fairy tale. Jack has got to use his wits to save himself from the terrible Giant, but a host of familiar fairytale characters keep messing up his plans-and then there's that annoying Stinky Cheese Man! Characters slide in and out of tales, Cinderella rebuffs Rumpelstiltskin and Goldilocks meets the three elephants. The performance is based on the book by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith and is recommended for kids in preschool to grade 3. To learn more about the presentation, visit www.lorainccc.edu/stocker/lccc_events/stinky-cheese-man-fairly-stupid-tales…<http://www.lorainccc.edu/stocker/lccc_events/stinky-cheese-man-fairly-stupi…>. "Huck and Tom and the Mighty Mississippi" Virginia Rep on Tour 9:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m., Wednesday, February 21 The greatest young adventurers in American literature spring to life in this footstompin' musical based on the novels of Mark Twain. Join Huckleberry, Tom, Jim, Becky Thatcher, Aunt Polly, and all the residents and rapscallions of Hannibal, Missouri as they explore the majestic river that defined their lives, tested their souls and carried their spirit into the heart of America. To learn more about this presentation recommended for grades 2-8, visit http://www.va-rep.org/tour. "Mary Poppins" Open Door Patriot Theatre 9:30 a.m., Thursday, March 15 and Friday, March 16 When Jane and Michael, the children of the wealthy and uptight Banks family, are faced with the prospect of a new nanny, they are pleasantly surprised by the arrival of the magical Mary Poppins. Join the fantastical adventures of Mary and her friend, Bert on the streets of London. This presentation is geared toward grades 1-8. "Bill Blagg - The Science of Magic" 9:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m., Thursday, March 22 For centuries magicians have used scientific principles to make people levitate in mid-air and vanish in the blink of an eye. Illusionist Bill Blagg's one-of-a-kind educational experience takes students on a rare, never-before-seen journey "behind the scenes" of the magic world. Students will discover firsthand how magicians use science to create the impossible. Bill's comedy-filled, action-packed, presentation is highly interactive and makes science fun and exciting. Students will use the scientific method to levitate one of their teachers in mid-air and even learn how the science of reflection can make their homework magically disappear. The show is recommended for grades 1-3 for the 9:45 a.m. show and grades 4-7 for the 11:45 a.m. show. For more information, visit http://shawentertainment.com/bill-blagg-2. "Nugget & Fang" ArtsPower 9:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m., Tuesday, April 10 ArtsPower's colorful new musical tells the story of Nugget, a minnow, and Fang, a shark, who get along swimmingly - until Nugget's first day of minnow school. There, Nugget learns that minnows are supposed to be afraid of sharks. To regain Nugget's trust, Fang takes desperate and hilarious measures. Nothing goes as planned. Fang is moping in deep waters when he notices that Nugget and his minnow schoolmates are caught up in some big trouble (and one very big net). Holy mackerel! Can Fang save the day and prove he's a true friend? https://artspower.org/shows/nugget-fang. The presentation was adapted with special permission from "Nugget & Fang" with text by Michael Slack and illustrations by Tammi Sauer and was published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Books for Young Readers in 2013. The presentation is recommended for students in preschool through grade 2. "Frindle" Griffin Theatre Company 9:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. on Monday, April 16 Nicholas Allen has plenty of ideas. When he ends up in Mrs. Granger's language arts class, he has his best idea ever. He decides to create his own word, "frindle." Before long Nick's word creates a buzz in his school, his town and then to his surprise it spreads all around the country, and a power struggle erupts with the strict Mrs. Granger. The show is based on the multiple award winning best-selling novel by Andrew Clements with this quirky, imaginative tale about creative thought and the power of words will have your young audience inventing their own words. The show is recommended for frades 3-7. Learn more at www.geodesicmanagement.com/childrens-theater/frindle<http://www.geodesicmanagement.com/childrens-theater/frindle>. "Are You My Mother?" ArtsPower 9:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m., Wednesday, May 9 At long last, Baby Bird emerges from her shell and expects to be greeted by her mother's song. But her mother is not there. Where is she? Why isn't she home? With the help of Dog, Cat, and Hen, Baby Bird sets out in search of Mother Bird in this colorful musical adventure based on P.D. Eastman's whimsical and well-loved picture book. This event is geared toward students in kindergarten through grade 2. For more information, visit https://artspower.org/shows/are-you-my-mother. Jonathan Kingham & Ryan Shea Smith "Songwriting Made Simple" 10 a.m., Friday, May 18 This event is free and there are no tickets. Guests may remember Jonathan and Ryan from Stocker's '10-'11, '13-14, '15-'16 or '16-'17 seasons. On all their visits they have worked with students who have written fantastic new songs with them. Students will write more new songs this season in the Songwriting Workshop and sing them at this concert. Jonathan wrote his first song in 1996 and since then has won several awards and twice placed in the top five of the John Lennon Song contest. His singing has been featured in films, soap operas and on "Felicity." Based in Nashville, he splits his time touring, writing, recording and producing music. Learn more about him at www.jonathankingham.com<http://www.jonathankingham.com>. Seattle native Ryan Shea Smith is a songwriter and recipient of multiple songwriting awards. His musical skills were honed at the University of Washington and a steady touring schedule. He is known for his singing and impressive command of keyboard and guitar. Ryan's sophomore release "Stay Awhile" is a John Lennon song contest winner. Visit www.ryansheasmith.com<http://www.ryansheasmith.com> to learn more. Tickets for the Stocker Arts Center Student Matinee Series events are $5 each (except for "Songwriting Made Simple") and are available for schools and the general public. For more information about the Stocker Student Matinee Series, visit www.lorainccc.edu/stocker/event-categories/student-matinee-series<http://www.lorainccc.edu/stocker/event-categories/student-matinee-series>. The Stocker Box Office is open Monday through Friday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 60 minutes prior to Student Matinee Series events. Call (440) 366-4040 for tickets or for a season calendar. Tickets are available at www.stockerartscenter.com<http://www.stockerartscenter.com>. Stocker Arts Center is located on the campus of Lorain County Community College at 1005 North Abbe Road, Elyria, Ohio. Parking on campus is free.

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Fame The Musical: February 10 and 11
by Mercury Theatre Company 02 Feb '18

02 Feb '18

In one week THE MTC JUNIOR COMPANY presents their AWARD-WINNING production of FAME THE MUSICAL MTC's Junior Company is coming home from the Junior Theater Festival with the Excellence in Music Award as well as Excellence in Choreography for Jake Washabaugh and Mercury's All Stars: Victoria Skok and Ben Mudrak. Congrats to the passion and talents of the 24 students! Don't miss their full show of Fame Jr. February 10 and 11! MTC's Junior Company present Fame The Musical (Winners of Excellence in Music at the Itheatrics Junior Theater Festival 2018) February 10 at 7:30 PM February 11 at 2:00 PM Director: Pierre Brault Musical Director: Jason Falkofsky Choreographer: Jake Washabaugh Based on the 1980 phenomenal pop culture film of the same name, Fame The Musical is the international smash hit sensation following the lives of students at New York’s High School For The Performing Arts as they navigate their way through the highs and lows, the romances and the heartbreaks and the ultimate elation of life. This bittersweet but uplifting triumph of a show explores the issues that confront many young people today: prejudice, identity, pride, literacy, sexuality, substance abuse and perseverance. Featuring the Oscar-winning title song and a cast of outstanding dancers, actors, and singers from MTC's award-winning Junior Company (Alina Azar, Elizabeth Brey, Emma Grace Canzano, Logan Chapman, Emily Rae Debevec, Emmie Ferguson, Eric Golovan, Ryan Harbaugh, Lexy Jensen, Joelle Kristoff, Malachi Monroe, Benjamin Mudrak, Parker Mullet, Amanda Ostroske, Zenzi Pelligree, Cassandra Perlatti, Sam Roter, Stellina Scacco, Spencer Skok, Victoria Skok, Mary Rose Tamburrino, Abigail Truax, Brian Tuohey and Alyssa Waag), Fame The Musical will indeed live forever. At A Glance What: Fame The Musical When: February 10 at 7:30 pm February 11 at 2:00 pm Where: Regina Hall, Notre Dame College. 1857 South Green Rd., South Euclid, 44121 Cost: $20 Adults $16 Seniors (60+) $16 children and students (with valid ID) NOTE: No reserved seating for this production. General Admission at the door day of the performance. Click on the link for more information on Fame the Musical!: https://goo.gl/tD53MS Mercury Theatre Company 216.771.5862 www.mercurytheatrecompany.org

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CPT EDU Seeks Teaching Artists Summer 2018
by Adam Seeholzer 02 Feb '18

02 Feb '18

http://www.cptonline.org/news/uncategorized/cpt-is-hiring-teaching-artists/ DEADLINE TO APPLY IS MARCH 1, 2018 CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE (CPT) IS HIRING TEACHING ARTISTS * Date: Jan 10, 2018<http://www.cptonline.org/news/2017/> * Author: cptonline<http://www.cptonline.org/news/author/cptonline/> Cleveland Public Theatre (CPT) is seeking exceptional Teaching Artists for its celebrated Brick City Theatre<http://www.cptonline.org/education/brick-city-theatre/> program and Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP)<http://www.cptonline.org/education/student-theatre-enrichment-program/>. Teaching Artists of all performance-related arts disciplines are welcome to apply. The Teaching Artist position has two areas of responsibility: * Instruction: teach the basics of their primary discipline to children participants; create and implement curriculum; collaborate with CPT Education Staff and other professional artists; develop original performance material * Administration: work with CPT Education Staff - Program Director in all areas of program delivery including: participant recruitment, management and evaluation; daily class plans and reports; and development of program partner relationships PROGRAM DESCRIPTION * Brick City Theatre An after-school and summertime theatre arts program for children ages 5-14 living in public housing, offered in partnership with the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority. Under the dedicated guidance of CPT Teaching Artists, children enhance academic and life skills as they develop their own plays and perform them for their community. * Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP) Rigorous training for inner city youth ages 14-19 in acting, writing, movement, voice, production, and touring. During the 8-week summer program, students work in collaboration with CPT artists to develop an original play or an inventive adaptation of an existing work, and then tour it to outdoor venues throughout the City of Cleveland. SKILLS REQUIRED * Extensive experience in at least one theatre-related arts discipline (dance, drumming, singing, acting, creative writing, etc.) * Experience teaching children and/or teenagers. * Qualified to be a strong role model for inner city youth and/or teenagers. * Energetic, responsive, flexible, creative * Attentive to details, ability to work independently * Openness to learning new techniques in the creation of original performance material CONSIDERATIONS * Programs run 8-10 weeks, 4-6 days per week, June-Aug 2018 * Daytime and early evening hours - or - Afternoon and evening hours (depending on program) * Extended days for training and program touring * Artist must have a reliable means of transportation. To apply for the position, send email to careers(a)cptonline.org<mailto:careers@cptonline.org>. Please put your last name as the subject header followed by: TEACHING ARTIST. The email should include an attached resume. DEADLINE TO APPLY IS MARCH 1, 2018.

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Lakeland Theatre presents Merrily We Roll Along in all its glory
by Martin Friedman 02 Feb '18

02 Feb '18

*Lakeland Civic Theatre presents* *Merrily We Roll Along* Music and Lyrics by *Stephen Sondheim* Book by *George Furth* Directed by *Martin Friedman* Musical Direction by *Jordan Cooper* Setting Designed by *Austin Kilpatrick* Costumes Designed by *Kelsey Tomlinson* Lighting Designed by* Adam Ditzel* Sound Designed by *Eric Simna* Choreography by *Jennifer Justice* Production Stage Manager * Elizabeth Cammett* *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 17 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 show has great personal meaning to me. And while the book is problematic; I am confident that our production team and the actors that are cast can overcome this. This is one great play. *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; that is three (3) weeks of performances. * *Featuring:* *Amiee Collier* *Eric Fancher* *Trey Gilpin* *Kelly Smith* *Daniel Simpson* *Neely Gevaart* *Carlos Cruz* *Kyle Burnett* *Anne Barrett* *Sarah Clare* *Kate Michalski* *Frank Ivancic* For more information please feel free to contact me, Martin Friedman at martinfriedman98(a)gmail.com. Tickets are $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and $7 for ALL students. Call 440-525-7526 for ticket reservations and information about group discounts or you can order tickets on-line at www.lakelandcc.edu/arts. Free parking in the Faculty/Staff parking lot.

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RACE, by David Mamet ... Opening Tomorrow
by James Charpie 01 Feb '18

01 Feb '18

Race and racism … What lies do we tell each other? What lies do we tell ourselves? Can we find the truth, or do we become too vulnerable in the process? *WHAT:* * RACE* *By: David Mamet* *DIRECTOR:* Jim Weaver, SDC *WHO (cast):* Will Crosby Marc'A Bickerstaff Tamicka Scruggs Charles Lemon *Pictures* can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/eclevetheater/ *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:** February 02 thru 25, 2018* Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm Sundays at 3pm (No performance on February 04, Super Bowl Sunday) *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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PICKWICK & FROLIC BAND SEARCH / PAID
by Michael Rogaliner 01 Feb '18

01 Feb '18

PICKWICK & FROLIC AUDITIONS 2035 East 4th Street Cleveland, OH 44115 DINING ROOM/PATIO MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT PICKWICK & FROLIC is searching for the right musical groups to entertain on a NEW STAGE built for its E. 4th Street Dining Room Window. MUSICIAN(S) will entertain guests dining in the early evening before a comedy show and then kick up the energy for the post-show bar crowd. MUSIC will spill out on to the East 4th Street Patios during milder weather through the newly completed retracting front window. LOOKING for a possible HOUSE BAND as well as GUEST BANDS with the caveat that the stage area will probably only fit trios and duos. Please submit your interest: Michael Rogaliner, rogalinerm(a)sbcglobal.net Please include a description, images and/or video links as well as any upcoming performance dates. Pickwick & Frolic is located between Euclid and Prospect on East 4th Street in downtown Cleveland across from the House of Blues Restaurant.

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Full-time Technical Positions Open in Cleveland
by Ryan Konikoff 01 Feb '18

01 Feb '18

Hello! Hola! Kon'nichiwa! Whats going on CLE? We have some great full time technical positions (and a few part time ones) open at Rock The House. We love being a part of the arts family here in Cleveland and always try to hire from within when we can. Tons of great info on the positions at rthcareers.com but here is the overview of what is open. Open positions include: * Project Manager (1 Open Position) * Lighting Department Specialist (1 Open Position) * Video Department Specialist (1 Open Position) * Full Time Technician (3 Open Positions) For most of these positions skills and knowledge requirements are: * 3 - 5+ years experience in the Audio / Visual / Lighting industry * Creative and one that wants to build and create. * Degree in technical theatre or touring production preferred * Knowledge in the main disciplines we focus on: Audio, Video, Lighting, Staging * Demonstrate high-energy, strong work ethic, and a sense of urgency * Proactive, self-starting, tenacious work habits and the ability to work independently * Excellent communication, listening, and customer service skills * Ability to lead, delegate, and relate to staff members of varying skill sets * Ability to multi-task, meet cascading deadlines, and be organized * Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, especially Word and Excel Compensation includes competitive salary, and incentives. Benefits may include medical insurance, dental insurance, short-term / long-term disability, 401K, cell phone, computer, trainings and certifications. And we’re always hiring * Part Time Technicians To learn more about RTH or these positions check out: Rthav.com Rthgroup.com Email me at ryan.konikoff(a)rthgroup.com<mailto:ryan.konikoff@rthgroup.com> Or call the office at 440.232.7625 If there is anyone you could think of that may be a good fit please feel free to pass this information along and refer them to the RTHCareers.com site. Best regards, RYAN KONIKOFF | Chief Operating Officer Rock The House Entertainment Group, Inc. o: 440.232.7625 x208 m: 216.374.4670 ryan.konikoff(a)rthgroup.com<mailto:ryan.konikoff@rthgroup.com> | www.rthgroup.com<http://www.rthav.com/> [cid:image001.jpg@01D39B6C.5DD66020]<https://www.facebook.com/igotrocked>[cid:image002.jpg@01D39B6C.5DD66020]<http://www.twitter.com/igotrocked>[cid:image003.jpg@01D39B6C.5DD66020]<http://www.youtube.com/igotrocked>[N]<http://www.pinterest.com/igotrocked>[cid:image005.jpg@01D39B6C.5DD66020]<https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=27023125&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trk…>[cid:image006.jpg@01D39B6C.5DD66020]<http://www.instagram.com/igotrocked> [H AWARDS GRAPHIC]<http://www.rthgroup.com/>

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"Doubt: A Parable" previews at Weathervane Playhouse tonight!
by Fred Gloor 01 Feb '18

01 Feb '18

Weathervane Playhouse to present the Pulitzer Prize-winning Doubt: A Parable. Doubt requires more courage than conviction does, and more energy; because conviction is a resting place and doubt is infinite. AKRON - The second show in Weathervane Playhouse's 2017-18 John L. Dietz Series is the Pulitzer Prize-winning Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley running February 1 - 11. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. on Sundays. There is also one Saturday afternoon performance on February 10 at 3:30 p.m. Tickets range from $10- $22 and can be purchased by calling 330-836-2626 or logging on to www.weathervaneplayhouse.com<http://www.weathervaneplayhouse.com> Winner of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for best play, Doubt: A Parable is set in a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964. Sister Aloysius, a strong-minded woman, wrestles with conscience and uncertainty when she is faced with serious concerns about one of her male colleagues, Father Flynn. Melanie YC Pepe, the Chief Executive Artistic Director of Weathervane Playhouse, directs this production and says of the show "Doubt is a disease that infects the mind. It is insidious and pervasive. It calls into question everything you have ever believed. It reinforces your darkest suspicions. It lurks behind every conceivable explanation. People only see what they're prepared to confront. Fact, interpretation and understanding become a battle of perceptions. When different perceptions battle against each other, the truth has a way of getting lost. And when the truth gets lost... The monsters get out." Written by John Patrick Shanley - the Bronx-born-and-bred playwright and Academy Award-winning screenwriter of Moonstruck - Doubt: A Parable dramatizes issues straight from today's headlines within a world re-created with knowing detail and a judicious eye. The John L. Dietz Series and Doubt: A Parable are made possible by a generous donation from Margaret J. Dietz. Due to adult themes, this play is not suitable for young children. THE CAST FATHER BRENDAN FLYNN Scott K. Davis SISTER ALOYSIUS BEAUVIER Dede Klein SISTER JAMES Grace Rios MRS. MULLER Rochelle Brown-Hall THE CREATIVE TEAM MELANIE YC PEPE Director ALAN COSTA Stage Manager JUSTYN TYLER JAYMES Scenic Designer KAREN BURRIDGE Properties Designer SUE STOUT-DAVIS Lighting Designer CHRISTOPHER PEPE Sound Designer JASEN J. SMITH Costume Designer RICHARD MORRIS, JR. Technical Director KATHY KOHL Assistant Technical Director KELLIE ROSSINI Master Electrician ### Weathervane Playhouse's 2017-2018 Season Support Provided by: Aimee Lambes Photography AARP Akron Community Foundation The Akron/Summit Convention and Visitors Bureau Beatrice K. McDowell Family Fund of Akron Community Foundation The Big Love Network Best Buy Clear Gold Audio and Lighting Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable Trust Margaret J. Dietz Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for the Arts & Sciences The Gay Community Endowment Fund of Akron Community Foundation GAR Foundation Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust (KeyBank, Trustee) The Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation Kohmann Bosshard Financial Services, LLC The Millennium Fund for Children of Akron Community Foundation Northeast Ohio Boomer and Beyond Magazine Ohio Arts Council The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation The Weathervane Playhouse Volunteer Guild Visit Mickey Vacations WKSU 89.7 FM

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Celebrate Dance History Month
by Cleveland City Dance 01 Feb '18

01 Feb '18

Cleveland City Dance will host a weekend of Master Classes with inspiring teacher Lauren Anderson. A native Houstonian, Lauren Anderson danced with Houston Ballet from 1983 to 2006, performing leading roles in all the great classical ballets, appearing across the world to critical acclaim audience, and in the process, becoming one of Houston Ballet’s most beloved stars.� She trained exclusively at Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy from the age of seven. She joined Houston Ballet in 1983 as a Corps de Ballet. In 1987 she was promoted to soloist and in 1990 became the first African-American to be promoted to principal dancer at Houston Ballet. She is also one of the few African-American ballerinas at the head of a major ballet company anywhere in the world. In January 2007, Ms. Anderson assumed her new role in Houston Ballet’s Education and Community Engagement program, where she conducts master classes at area schools, and lectures to students on dance and her historic career as one of America’s most distinguished African-American ballerinas. In the spring of 2016, she became a permanent exhibit in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. Lauren Anderson will bring her teaching excellence to Cleveland City Dance February 23-25, 2018. Intermediate/Advance ballet classes will be held Saturday and Sunday along with Pointe and Variation classes. A Professional Only class will be held Sunday at 10:00 am. City Ballet of Cleveland dancers are fortunate to have class with her on Friday evening. Classes are $30 per class or $55 for two classes per day. Space is limited so reserve your spot today! Contact Cleveland City Dance for more information and to register by calling 216-295-2222 or info(a)clevelandcitydance.com � Cleveland City Dance, Home to City Ballet of Cleveland � � � 13108 Shaker Square Cleveland, OH 44120www.clevelandcitydance.com / 216-295-2222

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LCCC’s Stocker Arts Center Holds Scale-Focused Art Gallery Exhibit
by Allison Jack 01 Feb '18

01 Feb '18

LCCC’s Stocker Arts Center Holds Scale-Focused Art Gallery Exhibit Lorain County Community College will hold an exhibition of artwork focused on “Scale” on Monday, February 19 through Friday, March 23, with an artists’ reception from 3-7 p.m. on Thursday, February 22, in the Beth K. Stocker Art Gallery at Stocker Arts Center. This exhibit shows a wide variety of art mediums such as painting, prints, drawing, paper art, book arts, ceramics, enamel drawings, sculpture, installation art, graffiti and performance art. The installations were created by two artists who will create site specific work for the show. The event is a teaching lab exhibition. “The concept for the ‘Scale’ show came from observing art students struggle with the issue of size and proportion in their art,” said curator and art professor Nany Halbrooks. “Artists decide upon scale in their art in a multitude of ways. One way is the actual size of work, large (larger than life), medium (standard) or small (miniature). There is also the element of size of the imagery within the artwork space. Some mediums tend to dictate the size of the artwork. And then there is the issue of proportion and measurements, sizes of parts in the relationship of the whole.” Featured artists include Blake Cook, Dennis Long, Catherine Rozmarynowycz, Russ Revock, Brinsley Tyrrell, Tony Trunzo, Diane Marrapese, Aimee Lee, Gene Epstein, Amy Fishbach, Rhodes Rozman, Tyler Heganbarth, Reid Wood, Ryan Craycraft, Stevie Tanner and Jan Zorman. A collection of Russian miniatures (collection of Joan Perch) will also be on display. Special funding is provided by the Center for Teaching Excellence. Gallery talks by participating artists will take place: • Printmaking and Book Arts Noon to 2 p.m., Tuesday February 27 Catherine Rozmarynowycz, Russ Revock and Gene Epstein • Ceramics, Book Arts and Painting 5-7:30 p.m. Friday, March 2 Diane Marrapese, Amy Fishbach and Tony Trunzo • Installation, Conceptual Art and Performance Art 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, March 7 Reid Wood, Blake Cook and Jan Zorman • Drawing and Printmaking 3-5 p.m., Tuesday, March 20 Ryan Craycraft, Stevie Tanner and Nancy Halbrooks Gallery hours are 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and during select Stocker Arts Center events. To learn more, contact Nancy Halbrooks at (440) 366-7114 or nhalbroo(a)lorainccc.edu<mailto:nhalbroo@lorainccc.edu>. Gallery Coordinator Beth Bryan can be reached at bbryan(a)lorainccc.edu<mailto:bbryan@lorainccc.edu>. Lorain County Community College is located at 1005 N. Abbe Road, Elyria, Ohio. 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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