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Brunswick High School Theatre presents "Twelve Angry Jurors"
by Cassie Lucas 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

The Brunswick High School Theatre Department is excited to present this year's fall drama, *Twelve Angry Jurors*- adapted by Sherman L. Sergel, based on the TV script by Reginald Rose, and produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company. Consider this your 'summons' to join us this fall as we step into the courtroom for one of America's most well-known dramas. When a young man is accused of murdering his father, the facts of the case seem clear- until one juror slowly begins to strip away not only the evidence against the accused, but also the preconceived notions and personal biases of the jurors themselves. Hailed as both a cinematic classic and a Broadway favorite, this classic play is sure to keep you on the edge of your seats- and keep you thinking well after you've left the theater. Performances will be *this Thursday 11/14, Friday 11/15*, and Saturday 11/16 at 7:00 pm* in the James J. Hayas Performing Arts Center, located behind the main high school ( 3581 Center Rd, Brunswick, 44212). Tickets are $6 for students and $8 for adults and can be purchased at the door (cash or check only please). If you would like to make reservations to pick up tickets at Will Call, you can email CLucas(a)bcsoh.org. (*Please note that if you are attending the Friday performance, you are encouraged to park in the front center parking lot due the high school hosting a football playoff game that night. If you need close parking to the PAC lobby, there will be some spots available, but anyone who is able to is encouraged to park and enter through the front center doors of the high school.)

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CASTING CALL/AUDITIONS for an Action, Comedy Film, Titled “BATERNITY”. LOOKING FOR Males & Females (Mostly Males) Ages: 18-30 (Non Paid) (EXTRAS & Minor Speaking Roles)
by Chris Tretiakow 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

Hello. We are looking for actors to cast for various parts Males & Females (Mostly Males) Ages: 18-30. For my Action Comedy Film called BATERNITY. We will provide food on set, if you would most likely only need to be present for one of the 4 scheduled shooting days. Below are all the links you would need, the script, the character list, and the shooting/production schedules/calendars. If you are interested, please let me know what shooting days and times you can do when you can, ASAP if possible please. SCRIPT https://drive.google.com/file/d/17ADfGGWwKI_GWcaRtKZmkwMIqN8XDDuH/view?usp=… | | | | | | | | | | | Baternity Script Version 1 (Main Shooting From Version).pdf | | | Characters List And Script Sides: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DekhI47GHcr9Vhc1HTuWMPznv91tFZag3AspLin… | | | | | | | | | | | Baternity Casting Call Characters List And Script Sides Baternity Casting Call Characters List And Script Sides 1. Bruce Pgs: 2 - 5 (Start: Bruce Arrives at Frat Hou... | | | Stripboard Shooting Schedule Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f3qBtlvJpTB1S6rL5RxkFxB82iEWgcNOIwcGbFe… | | | | | | | | | | | Baternity Stripeboard Shooting Schedule Stripboard Schedule/Shooting Schedule – scene/day order (Call Sheets Template) TIME/SHOOTING DAYS SHOOTING PAGE... | | | Production Shooting Calendar link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xW7R2PWCZ5q_9u6YWeeBakub-42xymD0Ws1wzu4… | | | | | | | | | | | Baternity Shooting Schedule:Calender November 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Production ... | | | Also, If you have Resumes/Headshots you would like to send me or f you have any other Questions/Concerns regarding anything else here is my Contact Information: Chris (Me) (Writer/Director) : Email/Emails: Chrisfilms03(a)yahoo.com Phone Number: 440-539-0118 Hoping too see you there. Thanks.

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Opening Weekend of BIG FISH is selling fast!
by Bailey Pfohl 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

BIG FISH Holiday Intergenerational Production, Ages 7+ Show Run: Nov 22 - Dec 15 Performances: Nov 22, 23, 29, 30, Dec 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15 At Near West Theatre<http://nearwesttheatre.org/> SPECIAL PERFORMANCES: Sensory Performance - Thursday, Dec 5 Sign Language Interpreted - Sunday, Dec 8 Pay What You Can - Thursday, Dec 12 Directed by NWT's Artistic Director, Trinidad Snider. ABOUT THE SHOW<http://nearwesttheatre.org/pages/big-fish>: Edward Bloom has lived a full and magical life, populated by witches, giants, and mermaids, marked by true love that stops time in its tracks, and framed by heroics that push the limits of believability. His adult son, Will, is no longer amused by his father's fantastical tales, insisting on a rational rather than a fantastical account of one's life. When Edward's health declines, and Will learns that he and his wife, Josephine, will have a son of their own, Will decides to find out his father's "true" life story, once and for all. Big Fish is a heartfelt, powerful, and truly magical musical about parents and their children, and the tales that we use to define our identities and leave behind as part of our legacy. Based on the celebrated novel by Daniel Wallace and the acclaimed film directed by Tim Burton, Big Fish tells a spectacular and fantastical story that is overflowing with love. TICKETING: General Admission - $10/Adults, $8/Children 12 and under Star Seats<http://nwt.strikeforcecreative.com/pages/tickets> - $25 Star Seat Bundle & Star Seat FlexPasses<http://nwt.strikeforcecreative.com/pages/tickets> are perfect gifts for the holiday season! Pay What You Can tickets can be purchased in advance by phone only. Limited regular ticketing is available online to allow for night-of walkup availability. TO ORDER: Go online<https://boxoffice.diamondticketing.com/nearwest/events>, Call the Box Office: 216.961.6391, or Visit in person Box Office hours are Monday - Friday, 11am - 4pm ---- Near West Theatre 6702 Detroit Ave Cleveland, OH 44102 O: 216.961.9750 www.nearwesttheatre.org<http://www.nearwesttheatre.org> Near West Theatre builds loving relationships and engages diverse people in strengthening their sense of identity, passion, and purpose, individually and in community, through accessible, affordable, and transformational theatre arts experiences.

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NOV 21 - DEC 21 | The Loush Sisters Love Dick’ns at CPT!
by Caitlin Lewins 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

Cleveland Public Theatre presents The Loush Sisters Love Dick’ns: Oops!... They Did It Again<https://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/2019-2020/the-loush-sisters-…> Created by Liz Conway, Michael Seevers Jr., & Beth Wood A bawdy, boozy, over-the-top holiday cabaret with the lovable Loush Sisters – “that’s loose, and lush, but fancy!” NOVEMBER 21 – DECEMBER 21 This holiday season, join Holly and Jolly Loush (aka The Loush Sisters) for their deeply anticipated return to the stage in a bawdy, boozy, over-the-top holiday cabaret. Fueled by song, sidekicks, and a hefty dose of “holiday cheer,” The Loush Sisters reimagine A Christmas Carol as you’ve never, ever seen it before. World Premiere. CAST Liz Conway, Beth Wood, and Sheffia Randall Dooley*+ with Wesley Allen, Mylin R. Cartwright, Madelyn Hayes, Kevin Kelly, Caitlin Lewins, Mike Majer, Colleen McCaughey, Nina Takács *Actor appears courtesy of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. +2019/2020 Premiere Fellow<https://www.cptonline.org/artist-opportunities/fellowships/> CREATIVE PRODUCTION TEAM Raymond Bobgan – Producer Michael Seevers Jr. – Associate Director, Choreographer, Music Director Molly Andrews-Hinders – Line Producer Shannon McManus – Stage Manager Beth Wood – Scenic Designer Benjamin Gantose – Lighting Designer Inda Blatch-Geib – Costume Designer Kasey Gilder – Sound Designer Jeannette Mwaki – Master Electrician/Assistant Lighting Designer Cole Sajovie – Assistant Stage Manager/Sound Operator Buck McDaniel – Accompanist Tickets are $20 – $50 GROUP DISCOUNTS available throughout the run. Purchase a table of 8 and receive an additional 20% off AND two complimentary bottles of wine (non-alcoholic options available)! Call to reserve (216) 631-2727 ext. 501. 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 x501. Caitlin Lewins she / her / hers Director of Audience Engagement & Media Relations Cleveland Public Theatre 6415 Detroit Ave Cleveland OH, 44102 (216) 631-2727 x211

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Inlet Dance Theatre's Winter Auditions for the 2020-21 Season
by Elizabeth Pollert 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

*2020-2021 Season Auditions * December 16-17, 2019 in Cleveland, OH. Auditions for: Trainee, Protege, Apprentice, & Company B Member positions Inlet Dance Theatre will be holding auditions for our upcoming 2020-2021 season. We are looking for professionals and students who are teachable, willing, and able to assimilate into our organizational culture and aesthetic. Inlet, internationally recognized for "...using dance to further people", is a contemporary dance company with roots in American Modern Dance with a technical base grounded in Hawkins-based release technique, Pilobolus-based nontraditional partnering, and a collaborative creative process that relies on improvisation skills. Inlet is equally strong in education programming as it is in performing concert and special event work. The company seeks highly skilled dance artists with a desire to educate as well as perform. We employ a "get to know you" approach to auditions. We are looking to determine fit within Inlet's culture and aesthetic, as well as create an opportunity for you to see if Inlet's programming and culture is a good fit for you. The audition is formatted like a workshop, so there is no need to prepare a solo. You will be provided with links to repertory to learn prior to arrival and the Company Members will lead you through the various components of the audition. *Audition Schedule (subject to change)* DAY ONE: Monday, December 16, 2019 8:30-9:15 AM: Registration/Meet & Greet Coffee with Company 9:30 AM-3:30 PM: Audition DAY TWO: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 9:00 AM-3:00 PM: Audition There will be a 30 minute lunch on both days- we suggest packing a lunch. The audition will be comprised of company class, improvisation, nontraditional partnering, creative collaboration, stock lifts, company repertory, and more! Please be prepared to dance barefoot, and bring a pair of socks for floor work. For those unable to attend the Winter Audition, we will be holding a Summer Audition on June 29-30, 2020. For more information about the Summer Audition, email us at info(a)inletdance.org *To register: please fill out the online audition application at https://form.jotform.com/inletinfo/audition-app-2020-21 <https://form.jotform.com/inletinfo/audition-app-2020-21>* For questions or more info, contact us at info(a)inletdance.org or visit our website at www.inletdance.org Elizabeth Pollert Inflow Education Coordinator/Company Member Inlet Dance Theatre c/o The Music Settlement 11125 Magnolia Dr. Cleveland, OH 44106 216.721.8580

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Looking Graphic Novel Illustrator or Drawer
by Seppy Sky 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

Hello, I am in need of someone to draw or illustrate along lines like V for Vendetta or The Watchmen. I need 4 concept pieces that depict environments and Main Characters. This is a paid gig that can be negotiated. Please attach some of your work already when responding back this job posting. My email is: SeptemberStanton32(a)gmail.com. I hope to hear from you soon!

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Check out our fan film Parker: A SpiderVerse Fan Film
by Johnny Wu 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

> Hi all, if you do have a chance, please check out our fan film at this link, hope you enjoy it https://youtu.be/W0AcWZcEvcc > > Here it is! the our Parker - Spider-Verse Fan Film! > > After almost 2 years, it is finally here, we hope you enjoy it and please share it out to everywhere. > > Directed by Johnny K. Wu > Director of Photography by @Jason Wang > > Peter Parker played by Benjamin Zgorecki > Benjy Parker played by Michael K. Cline (Laura Masi Cline) > Morlun played by Jerry Sur > Scarlet Spider / Ben Riley played by James Eckstein > Spider-Boy played by Thomas Gassaway > Spider-Punk played by Mikhail Tot > > Assistant Director: Nick Muhlbach > Editor: Nick Muhlback & Johnny K. Wu > VFX Editor : Nick Muhlbach > CGI/backplate : William Johns > > Fight Choreographer: Keith Collins II > > Wire-Stunt Coordinator : Andrew Sokol > > Medic Todd Metzendorf > > Additional information can be found at https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7908082 > > #spiderman #spidermen #spiderverse #gh5 #greenscreen #10bit #multiverse #tomhallandlookalike #marvel #fanfilm #shortfilm > > -

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Dinner & a Show! Spaghetti Western at the Spaghetti Warehouse
by Matthew J. Wilks 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

A fixed poker game was the last hand for the railroad tycoon Alexander Morgan. Belly up to the bar, folks, with Miss Smitty, Doc, Marshal Villon and the rest of the West 'cause this town ain't big enough for a railroad! Don't miss your change to be a part of this entertaining and engaging mystery! To purchase tickets click the link below! Discounts available for parties or 8 or more! Call 888.673.7789 today!Tickets are $50 for the evening. This includes dinner (choice of entrée), fresh bread, dessert, unlimited soft drinks, gratuity & tax, and the live performance. Cash bar.For Tickets and More Information click here! or visit curtainsmysterytheatre.com

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Heathers School Edition at The MAD* Factory
by The M.A.D.* Factory 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

HEATHERS School Edition Auditions at The MAD* Factory in Oberlin High School students Ages 14-19, come audition for the amazing cult classic "Heathers". (If cast, parental permission is required due to adult themes) WHAT: Plan on staying the entire time. Please prepare one 32 bar cut in the style of the show. Please have sheet music in a binder. Accompanist will be provided. We will listen to everyone's excerpts, read from the script, and learn a short dance combination. Please bring all scheduling conflicts. WHERE: DEC 1, The MAD* Factory, 39 South Main Street Suite 310, Oberlin,Ohio 44074, DEC 2, The Church of Christ 2655 Broadway Ave, Lorain WHEN: Either December 1 (Oberlin) from 6-9 or December 2 (Lorain) from 4-7. Callbacks will be December 9 from 6-9. Performances will be February 28-March 8. There is a $75 participation fee. Please call 440.774.7062 or email themadfactory2(a)oberlin.net with any questions.

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REVIEW: RIPCORD, at Habitat for Humanity East Central Ohi
by Tom Wachunas 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

Prankand Circumstance ByTom Wachunas The series offour plays comprising the 2019/20 season from itinerant Seat of the PantsProductions are offered under the theme of ‘The Kindness of Strangers,’described as “…posing questions and inspiring dialogue about how we engage withthe foreigner, alien, or person who is different in our midst.” There’ssomething curiously appropriate, even poetic, about landing the first play ofthe series in a venue as theatrically nontraditional as Canton’s Habitat forHumanity of East Central Ohio. Directed byCraig Joseph, Ripcord is a wickedlydelicious comedy by David Lindsay-Abaire that centers on two elderly widows whoturn their time in an otherwise pleasant senior living facility into a mutuallyadversarial habitat. Talk about odd couples. From the start, chronically crankyAbby (Dede Klein) complains about everything.She can’t stand her bubbly, newly-arrived roommate, Marilyn (April Deming).Abby pleads with a senior center staffer, Scotty (Benjamin Gregg), to assignMarilyn to another room, but to no avail. So when Marilyn - who says she nevergets angry about anything – makes a bet, Abby - who says that nothing scaresher - jumps at the chance. The wager? IfAbby can first succeed in making Marilyn angry, Marilyn moves out. But ifMarilyn can first frighten Abby, Marilyn can have the bed she wants - the one closestto the window with a beautiful view of the park outside. Pull theripcord. A madcap game of oneupsmanshipensues, escalating into ever more mischievous practical jokes, and thrustingboth women into a scenario of painful revelations about their respective pasts. The theatricalacumen of Craig Joseph’s entire cast is marvelous. As Abby, Dede Klein presents a visceral rendering of feral grumpiness,colored by a tired cynicism that at times feels, frightfully enough,misanthropic. Similarly startling in her authenticity, April Deming paints aspot-on portrait of Marilyn’s seemingly unflappable kindness and garrulousoptimism. It’s fascinating to watch these hopelessly conflicting temperamentssubtly morph from a slapstick clash of wills into a pathos which perhapsneither character could have anticipated at the beginning of their prank war. The supporting cast performs with equallyimpressive aplomb. Benjamin Gregg isdownright endearing as the dutiful resident aide Scotty – patient, infectiouslyfunny, but increasingly exasperated by the womens’ ceaseless shananigans. He’ssure they need to get out more. So at one point, he invites them to visit thehaunted house attraction where he’s been hired as an actor. There, he plays aprisoner bellowing his melodramatic pleas for mercy and tearful goodbyes ashe’s repeatedly executed in the electric chair. Amidst all of this scene’sbelly laughs, there’s a fleetingly heartrending, indeed symbolic moment,wherein Abby stands away from the crowd, not so much scared as haunted bysadness, gazing down at a baby doll that’s been shoved into her arms by adesperate woman (Shani Ferry) pleadingfor someone to rescue her child. Meanwhilethere are first-rate performances by Shani Ferry as Colleen, and Micah Harveyas Derek, Marilyn’s daughter and son-in-law. Marilyn has enlisted them asco-conspirators in her elaborate plots to scare Abby. In one particularlyingenious scene, we see all of them tethered together for a skydiving adventureled by a stoned-out instructor played by James Alexander Rankin, who laterplays Abby’s estranged son, Benjamin, with riveting poignance. In another sceneof bizarre, gut-splitting hilarity, Micah Harvey, disguised as a ridiculousrabbit with fiery eyes and gold fangs, attempts to rob Abby at gunpoint as shesits reading on the park bench. She’s perturbed, sure, but definitely notscared. Yet. Some darkertruths about these embattled women are further revealed. But some truths can befreeing. In the end there’s a brief, gentle smile of truce as they sit nearthat prized window overlooking the park. This wildly entertaining freefall hasplaced them, and us, in a path of peace. Ripcord, at Habitat for Humanity EastCentral Ohio, 1400 Raff Road Southwest, #Ste A, in Canton, Ohio / Performanceson Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15 & 16 at 8 p.m., Sunday Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. Starring: Dede Klein, April Deming, Benjamin Gregg,Shani Ferry, Micah Harvey, and James Rankin. Directed by Craig Joseph;assistant directed by Kyle Huff, and stage managed by Allison Harvey. Setdesign and construction by Kevin Anderson; Scenic artist - Tim Eakin; costumesby McCarty & Morgan Custom Costumes; lighting by Ayron Lord; props by LisaWiley; sound engineer - Megan Slabach; sound design and original music by JohnGromada. Tickets $25, at Evenbrite https://ripcordsotp.eventbrite.com

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