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The Youngstown Playhouse seeks applicants for positions of Artistic Director and Executive Director
by Leslie Brown 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

The Youngstown Playhouse seeks applicants for positions of Executive Director and Artistic Director http://www.theyoungstownplayhouse.com/news <http://www.theyoungstownplayhouse.com/news> Executive Director Position Overview The Executive Director will work in collaboration with the Artistic Director and report to the Board of Directors. The successful candidate will oversee and manage administrative operations and execute the strategic plan of the organization, working closely with the Board to ensure best practices in financial integrity, development, and communications for the institution’s long-term advancement and sustainability. Immediate priorities include the implementation of a re-envisioned administrative infrastructure, programmatic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, and the completion of ongoing fundraising and capital campaign to successfully position the organization for our forthcoming 100th Anniversary Season (2024). Work Conditions The duties of this full-time position may be completed on a partially remote basis with periodic in-person attendance at meetings and events. Must be physically present for major fundraising events, the annual meeting, and the season opening night, along with other activities in partnership with the Board. This is a one-year position with the option to renew at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Compensation Starting salary between $20,000 and $30,000, commensurate with experience, to be disbursed in bi-monthly payments via direct deposit. Artistic Director Position Overview The Youngstown Playhouse seeks a dynamic Artistic Director to oversee artistic programming as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and launch our 97th Season in 2021. The Artistic Director will work in collaboration with the Executive Director and report to the Board of Directors. The successful candidate will execute the programming of the organization, upholding artistic integrity via mainstage productions, special events, and educational/engagement programs. Primary duties include assessing institutional capacity in alignment with season selections, setting creative teams and production schedules, and establishing community partnerships to maximize the impact of our mission and vision. The Artistic Director will serve as a public-facing spokesperson and advocate for the theatre to successfully position the organization for our forthcoming 100th Anniversary Season (2024). Work Conditions Part-time, not to exceed 20 hours per week, with attendance required at evening/weekend events and performances. Compensation Starting salary between $10,000 and $15,000, commensurate with experience, to be disbursed in bi-monthly payments via direct deposit. To Apply Interested candidates are invited to submit a cover letter and resume to youngstownplayhouse(a)gmail.com <mailto:youngstownplayhouse@gmail.com> with subject line "Executive Director" or “Artistic Director.” Email submissions only. YP will contact candidates of interest in early February. Application Deadline Materials are requested by Monday, January 25. Anticipated Start Date April 1, 2021. Leslie Brown Co-Treasurer The Youngstown Playhouse PO Box 11108 Youngstown, OH 44511

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Imposters Theater Presents: Show Saturday, New Writing Classes, 1 Spot Left For Dave Hill Workshop
by Imposters Comedy 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

*This Week @Imposters* *Saturday 01/16 1pmImposters International Improv Hour: An Improv Jam <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…> * Each jam is led by the very friendly and supportive members of Cleveland improv troupe Casually Late Stampede who are excited to provide a warm, safe place to get weird and do some improv. *Saturday 01/16 3pmCreating Comedic Characters Workshop <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…>* This workshop will go over basic comedic structure, ways to find inspiration for characters, and how to pitch your idea. Everyone will have a chance to pitch their character idea, get feedback from the instructor and the group, and come out of it with a solid plan to bring your character to life. *Saturday 01/16 8pm* *Instant Experts: A Livestream Improv Sho*w <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…> Presentations from the top experts in their fields. As soon as they find out what those fields are. Instant Experts is an improvised show were 5 pairs of performers explain a Powerpoint presentation they have never seen before. *On The Horizon...* *Begins Wednesday 01/20 7pmLate Night Packet Workshop with Michael Busch <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…>* This six week workshop will consist of weekly virtual table reads and pitch meetings via Zoom. Each week we will focus on a different aspect of a late night submission. At the end of this workshop, you will have a polished submission packet. *Friday 01/22 7pm* *Imposters Comedy Trivia Challenge! <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…>* Join host Michael Busch and the rest of the Imposters community Friday 01/22 @ 7pm EST for a night of comedy trivia and challenges - there will be PRIZES! You may sign up as a team or individually - RSVP through the above link. If you're signing up as a team, please email imposterscomedy(a)gmail.com with the list of members . Teams are 6 people max. Don't have a team? No problem! All solo sign-ups will be randomly assigned to teams - it's a great chance to meet and work with others in the community! *Begins Tuesday 02/02 7pmSketch Comedy Writing Level 1 with Michael Busch <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…>* This class is for both experienced comedians and people just starting out - as long as you have a desire to write your own material, you are welcome. *Saturday 02/06 12pmAn Unstoppable Introduction to Comedy and Humor Writing with Dave Hill - ONE SPOT LEFT <https://imposterstheater.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2b317370dae2166…>* An interactive workshop to help you find your comedic voice and be a hero to the 15 year-old you.

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Cleveland Public Theatre Cleveland Act Now Winter Kickoff Zoom Party- Saturday, January 16, 2021
by Nicole Sumlin 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

CLEVELAND ACT NOW (CAN) WINTER KICKOFF ZOOM PARTY It's finally 2021, so let's get this year started the right way! Cleveland Act Now (CAN) is having a Kickoff Zoom party on Saturday, January 16 from 1-2pm for youth ages 7-14. Play Zoom games with family and friends, win prizes, and share our excitement about upcoming CAN programming. Registration is required, but the party is free. Click the following link for more information: https://www.cptonline.org/uncategorized/cpt-cleveland-act-now-kickoff-zoom-…<https://www.cptonline.org/uncategorized/cpt-cleveland-act-now-kickoff-zoom-…> Registration link: https://tinyurl.com/y6y5st3s<https://nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl.c…> Questions? Contact Nicole Sumlin, CPT Education Director at 216.631.2727 ext. 203 or at nsumlin(a)cptonline.org or Faye Hargate, CPT Director of Community Ensembles/CAN Program Manager at 216.631.2727 ext. 207 or fhargate(a)cptonline.org.

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Online and In-person theater classes start NEXT WEEK at Beck Center for the Arts. Register Today!
by Sarah Clare 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

SIGN UP TODAY FOR THEATER CLASSES AT BECK CENTER FOR THE ARTS FOR THE WINTER/SPRING SEMESTER! Monday, January 18th, will mark the start of our 2021 winter/spring semester at Beck Center for the Arts ... and some of our classes are already sold out! We have opportunities available to participate in one of our in-person or online classes including after school offerings, and our great Saturday packages... be it Essentials of Theater, Youth Core, or Teen Core options. Classes are available for students ages 2-19 in acting, singing, dancing, auditioning, improvisation, and more! We also offer online adult classes in Acting, and private lessons. Beck Center for the Arts offers our catalog online 24/7 - complete with fast and easy registration. You can sign up for any class right from the comforts of home! You can even wake up, sign on, sign up, and head over for class all in a matter of minutes. :) If you've been meaning to get involved or wanting to check out what the buzz is all about at Beck Center ... now is the time. Don't wait too long or you just might miss out! Copy and paste this link to take you directly to our Winter/Spring 2021 catalog: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5c9ae157ca525b79e8f35998/t/5fd9328b8… Enroll online at www.beckcenter.org<http://www.beckcenter.org>, call 216-521-2540 x10 or stop by in person at Beck Center for the Arts on 17801 Detroit in Lakewood and join the fun! * * * * * Located at 17801 Detroit Avenue in Lakewood, Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater productions, arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, and creative arts therapies for special needs students, and gallery exhibits featuring local, regional and international artists. For more information visit beckcenter.org<http://www.beckcenter.org/>. Sarah Clare Pronouns: she/her Associate Director of Theater Education 17801 Detroit Ave, Lakewood OH 44107 sclare(a)beckcenter.org<mailto:sclare@beckcenter.org> beckcenter.org<http://www.beckcenter.org/> | 216.521.2540 x27 Beck Center's campus is open to the public, although many staff continue to work from home order to keep the number of people on-site to a minimum, due to the pandemic. Correspondence via email would be best, rather than office phone. ***Note that I am working remotely during this time and do not have immediate access to phone communications.***

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LCCC Theatre and Spark Theatre Company Announce Auditions
by Jeremy Benjamin 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

Posters and Flip Flops Auditions Lorain County Community College and Spark Theatre Company announce non-equity auditions for our upcoming collaborative production of *Posters and Flip Flops*, to be rehearsed safely and filmed for schools to use as a virtual field trip. We are seeking 6-8 performers and some other positions for this production. *Posters and Flip Flops* is a World Premiere of a new play by LCCC alumnus, Jeremy Gaydosh. Loosely based on *Antigone*, *Posters and Flip Flops* takes place today and follows the story of a bright, young student who takes on her school’s dress code policy when she notices inequities in how it is enforced. Full of humor and a powerful message, *Posters and Flip Flops* is intended primarily for a middle and high school audience. Available Roles - *Annie*– Early Teens, may be played by a young adult or a teenager. Perky, smart and vulnerable. The play’s protagonist. - *Travis*– Early Teens, may be played by a young adult or a teenager. Laid back, lazy, skateboarder dude type. - *Jamal*– Early Teens, may be played by a young adult or a teenager. Quirky, energetic, athletic but goofy, views himself as a heartthrob. - *Shahad*– Early Teens, may be played by a young adult or a teenager. Outgoing, popular. - *Brittany*– Early Teens, may be played by a young adult or a teenager. Sarcastic, independent, easily annoyed. - *Mr. Garrett*– Late 20s-Early 40s. A fair but firm teacher. Easy to get along with type. - *Dr. Harrison*– Early-Mid 40s. Strict, respectful. Businesswoman type. She is the school’s principal. - *Officer Charles*– Mid-Late 40s. School resource officer. An imposing figure that tries to be strict but has an almost child-like soft spot. Comedic role generally speaking. Spark Theatre Company and LCCC Theatre embrace diversity and inclusion and utilize a non-traditional casting policy. Non-Traditional Casting is a method designed to increase artistic options by expanding casting opportunities for women, actors of color, seniors and actors with disabilities in roles where race, gender, age or the presence or absence of a disability are not germane. To that end, we encourage all actors to audition. All actors are encouraged to audition, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity or physical ability. *Other Production Positions Available:* Props Coordinator(s) Costume Assistant(s) Video Assistant(s) Assistant Stage Manager(s) How to Audition Actors are asked to self-tape a short, comedic or storytelling monologue or may email SparkTheatre4Youth(a)gmail.com for a script side to read instead. Cell phone video is fine for this. Please email video (or link) as well as headshot/resume if available to SparkTheatre4Youth(a)gmail.com. Digital Zoom callbacks will be scheduled individually if needed. For other positions, email SparkTheatre4Youth(a)gmail.com to express interest. *DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: Friday, February 5, 2021* Rehearsals Digital rehearsals scheduled around actor availability late February-April 2021. Distanced, masked, in-personal rehearsals starting roughly March 29, 2021. In-person rehearsals and filming will take place on the campus of Lorain County Community College in Elyria. Performance Performance will be filmed the week of April 5, 2021. *Spark Theatre Company and Lorain County Community College are committed to creating this project as safely as possible. As such, we are implementing the following:* - Digital rehearsals as much as possible - Individual staging rehearsals (one for each actor) to walk individual blocking with director, asst. director and stage manager; distanced and masked - Blocking created with distance in mind as much as possible - Limited in-person rehearsals (outside if possible) with masks aside from filming date, distanced for everyone in room or outside - Individual costume fittings with masks and temp checks - Temperature and Symptom Checks at all in-person meetings - Sanitizing all props, set pieces and frequently touched surfaces after each use - Create an agreed upon COVID Code of Conduct with cast and crew that everyone is comfortable with - Cast & crew will be COVID tested prior to the filming date - All in-person rehearsals/filming days limited to 10 people There is a possibility for a live performance in mid to late April, pending coronavirus status at that time and agreement of cast/crew. This is tentative and does not impact ability to be cast. Actors who are uncomfortable with the possibility of a live performance should still audition, and do not have to be a part of this added opportunity. Questions Please email any questions to SparkTheatre4Youth(a)gmail.com.

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Ben Vereen Online Master Classes start January 25th!
by Allen O'reilly 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

Bay Street Theater has an exciting offering for the new year forboth professional actors and students ages 16 and up! Tony Award Winner Ben Vereen is conducting an online master class foractors and singers. If potential participants are unable toattend the entire eight-week session, January 25th-March 15th for$300.00, they can resister for individual sessions with Ben throughout thesession for the drop-in rate of $50.00. Ben will be working with participantson a monologue and/or song throughout the course of the master class. For more information and to registercontact: allen(a)baystreet.org Allen O’Reilly Director of Education and CommunityOutreach Bay Street Theater

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Auditions for Night of Chekhov One-Acts!
by Hannah Hilty 11 Jan '21

11 Jan '21

THE WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE: AUDITIONS FOR *FRAGMENTS OF FARCE:* *A Night of Comedic Sketches by Anton Chekhov* A virtual production with WRP Connect By Anton Chekhov Directed by August Scarpelli *From a man whose speech about the evils of tobacco turns into a complaint about his overbearing wife; to a man and a widow whose argument over money turns into a duel to the death, and also falling in love; and with a finale of an aged stage actor and a servant discussing the life of theatre, these comedies about the errors of being human are sure to brighten up this dreary winter. All performed in one night, “On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco,” “The Bear,” and “The Swan Song” by Anton Chekhov will run about an hour.* We are looking for a diverse group of actors to portray these characters and bring these stories to life virtually. This show will encourage fluidity in gender, race, and age. *Virtual auditions* will be held via Zoom on *Thursday, 1/14/2021 *from 7pm-10pm and *Saturday, 1/16/2021 *from 1pm-4pm. Email august(a)thewrp.org for a 15-minute audition slot. When you have secured a slot, you will receive a response about the link to the Zoom meeting. Please prepare one approximately 90-second speech from Chekhov or one of his contemporaries (i.e. plays from about 1860-1910). If you are not able to attend one of the above audition times, pre-recorded auditions will be accepted to august(a)thewrp.org no later than Sunday, 1/17/2021 @ 7pm. *Performance Dates* will be February 19th and 20th, at 7:30pm each night. Each night of shows will be live-streamed through Zoom. *Production Schedule:* We will be rehearsing weekdays (typically 7pm-10pm) and potentially weekend afternoons, depending on the actor's availability. This will be a fairly minimal time commitment. *Available roles:* (Roles may be doubled if seen fit) Ivan Ivanovich Nyukhin, a man giving a speech (*“On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco”*) Elena Ivanovna Popova, a landowning widow (*“The Bear”*) Grigory Stepanovitch Smirnov, a middle-aged landowner (*“The Bear”*) Luka, an aged servant (*“The Bear”*) Nikita Ivanitch, a prompter, an old man (*“The Swan Song”*) Vasili Svietlovidoff, a comedian, 68 years old (*“The Swan Song”*) *Production requirements:* A free Zoom account, a stable wifi connection, a clean and quiet room to record in, a microphone that picks up speech cleanly, a camera with a clear image, and the ability to have at least one isolated light source that you are able to control. If you have any questions, or would like more information about the play or project, please email august(a)thewrp.org. -- This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail. Please notify the sender immediately by e-mail if you have received this e-mail by mistake and delete this e-mail from your system. If you are not the intended recipient you are notified that disclosing, copying, distributing or taking any action in reliance on the contents of this information is strictly prohibited.

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Tap on Tuesdays
by Douglas Woods 10 Jan '21

10 Jan '21

Jazz on Wednesday at Absolute Dance Studio in Avon Lake. Class, Private and virtually. 4-6 pm teen and adult. With Douglas Woods Sent from my iPhone

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Virtual Winter Classes & Webinars Start Next Week Register Today
by Shaker Arts Council 10 Jan '21

10 Jan '21

Shaker Arts Council (SHAC) announces a Winter/Spring series of community virtual art classes and webinars. *General classes for students of every age *will be offered after-school and on weekends during the 2021 winter/spring sessions January 17 - March 20 and March 21– May 30. Community art classes specifically geared to *K-12 students *will be offered during a February Mini Session, Monday and Tuesday, February 15-16, 2021. *General Session Classes* NEW Acting and Memory Technique Program Description: This acting course will introduce basic memory techniques which support creativity, character development, and shorten memorization time. Based on modern neuroscience, Memory Acting help actors understand how the brain naturally learns and memorizes. Every actor should have basic memory techniques. Instructor: Dr. Ellen Rooney Appreciating Photography Program Description: A survey of creative photography to see how different image makers have used the camera to create meaning throughout the history of the medium. Instructor: Benjamin Hauser NEW Art Journaling Program Description: Art journaling can relieve stress, clarify thinking, and increase creativity! It’s unique, personal, and very rewarding. Gather your journal and a few art supplies, and I'll show you: prompts to get you started and keep you motivated tips and techniques to spice up a journal, colorful tools to make it fun. Instructor: Karen Koch Building An Online Craft Business Using Etsy Program Description: Etsy is a popular marketplace for selling handmade goods. Learn to open your own shop and build your online business. Topics include creating compelling listings, finding your target customers, getting found in search, branding, marketing, taking good photos, pricing strategies, and customer service. Instructor: Karen Koch Class Piano Program Description: Class Piano provides students with an exploration of the piano and beginning musical concepts such as high vs. low, piano orientation, steady beat/rhythm patterns and playing/reading music. This exploratory course is great for students to find out if they might be interested in beginning piano lessons or for students who have already begun piano lessons. Students will participate in a variety of games and activities in each session. Instructor: Alex Piepenbrink Chalk Pastel Portraits Program Description: Chalk Pastel Portraits is a course that teaches students to use chalk pastel to render the likeness of a face. We will study the proportions from different angles of the face and techniques for blending and matching colors of skin tones and textures for hair. Students should have chalk pastels, and a recommended supply list will be provided. Instructor: Casandra Harner NEW Dynamic Art - Comic Art - Visual Story-telling Program Description: Sessions for development in dynamic anatomy drawing/ illustration, story-telling thru panel visuals and cinematic placement to project best visual presentation. The class will explore the traditional, cartoon and anime styles of comic illustrations. Instructor: Abdul Rashhid Eurhythmics: Music and Movement Program Description: Eurhythmics is the study of music through movement, musical games, and kinesthetic learning. This short course will serve as an introduction to experiencing music and rhythm at its core, and practicing using your body as a tool to understand music’s most fascinating secrets. Instructor: Graham Rosen NEW Intro to Flamenco Program Description: Looking for an exciting way to get moving in 2021? Why not flamenco! Students will learn the basics of flamenco dance technique and learn a short flamenco dance choreography. Students will learn about the history of flamenco, the culture, and the musical structures that give the dance form. Instructor: Alice Blumenfeld NEW The Joy of Movement: A Creative Movement Workshop Program Description: Join Erin & Julia for a workshop that will connect you to the joy of moving! Through guided movement activities, you’ll explore moving with different qualities and body parts. Discover your personal movement style, and create your own short dance phrase. Open to all people, no dance experience necessary. Instructor: Erin Pennebaker & Julia Dillard Making Art with Code Program Description: Using the Processing Language (a free and open source language based on Java), students will learn the basics of programming as applied to programming graphic images and shapes. Depending on time, we will touch on programming animation of these shapes and graphics. Instructor: Steven Gutierrez National and International Dialects for the Stage Program Description:Ever wonder how to Sound like Harry Potter or Tony Soprano? Join Cody Swanson as he teaches you the ins and outs of dialects from all over the United States or from different parts of the world. These dialects can be used on-stage or for film work. Instructor: Cody Swanson Shoes as Art Program Description: Create a shoe that expresses who you are. In this workshop, you will create a work of 3-dimensional work of art in the form of a shoe. Gather materials you can collage that show your interests. These items can be photos of friends or family, magazine images or drawings; they can include ribbon or fabric or hardware or glitter; things that you can find around your house and that work together to tell a story. Have a pair of scissors and some newsprint or paper you can stuff in a shoe. The only purchase you may need to make is for 2 rolls of 2” clear wrapping tape. Finally, you will need to select your favorite shoe – which I promise will not be harmed in the making of the project! Instructor: Sally Levine The Zentangle® Method: ...One Stroke at a Time® Program Description: The Zentangle Method is a fun way to relax and create beautiful art. Using eight easy steps we complete a small masterpiece called a tile, using a pencil and pen. In these sessions, tangle along with a certified teacher to learn the method. You will be amazed! Sharing your work is optional. The instructor can provide personal Zentangle kits. The price for each kit is $10, and includes all of the items needed for the class and to tangle on one's own between and after the class. Instructor: Lee Kay *February Mini Session Classes* NEW Acting and Memory Technique Program Description: This acting course will introduce basic memory techniques which support creativity, character development, and shorten memorization time. Based on modern neuroscience, Memory Acting help actors understand how the brain naturally learns and memorizes. Every actor should have basic memory techniques. Instructor: Dr. Ellen Rooney NEW Audition Technique: College & Beyond Program Description: Have audition material you’d like a second opinion on? Want to get a monologue or song in shape for an upcoming audition? Join Cody Swanson in personal, virtual, and intimate sessions as, together, you create or build upon, strong pieces of text to audition with for college and other needs. Instructor: Cody Swanson NEW Dynamic Art - Comic Art - Visual Story-telling Program Description: Sessions for development in dynamic anatomy drawing/ illustration, story-telling thru panel visuals and cinematic placement to project best visual presentation. The class will explore the traditional, cartoon and anime styles of comic illustrations. Instructor: Abdul Rashhid NEW Round Trip Flamenco Program Description: De ida y vuelta is a dance & arts residency designed for K-12 students that brings Hispanic history to life. Students learn and help create a flamenco dance from the "ida y vuelta" (round-trip) family of music, which have influences from Latin America, West Africa, and Spain. Students create their own fan with craft supplies as a prop, and receive worksheets to learn about the history and culture. Instructor: Alice Blumenfeld Shoes as Art Program Description: Create a shoe that expresses who you are. In this workshop, you will create a work of 3-dimensional work of art in the form of a shoe. Gather materials you can collage that show your interests. These items can be photos of friends or family, magazine images or drawings; they can include ribbon or fabric or hardware or glitter; things that you can find around your house and that work together to tell a story. Have a pair of scissors and some newsprint or paper you can stuff in a shoe. The only purchase you may need to make is for 2 rolls of 2” clear wrapping tape. Finally, you will need to select your favorite shoe – which I promise will not be harmed in the making of the project! Instructor: Sally Levine *Free Webinars* A+ Meditations (The A is for Aura) with Ras Chi Program Description: This webinar will be packed with insight by certified meditation program “Ras Chi”. Something for the whole family, especially during these times. The art of meditation will be thoroughly explained by meditation coach Mr.Cofield as well as a few simple but highly beneficial techniques which help us all in life. Lets strengthen our Auras and immune system together. Instructor: <https://shakerartscouncil.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=0a5b07734a7329…>Sirwilliam Cofield NEW Creating a Paper Collage Mandala Program Description: The Mandala (Sanskrit for "circle") is an ancient art form that is closely tied to spiritual practices. However, it was psychologist Carl Jung who felt that the mandala as an art form could be useful as a therapy, and it is, in fact, a very relaxing and therapeutic process. Torn paper collage mandalas are easy to create, require little preparation or previous art experience . Instructor: Sharon Dundee Introduction to Voiceover in this webinar, you’ll learn how to get started in voiceover. We’ll cover essential topics like creating a demo, setting up an inexpensive home recording studio, finding and submitting auditions, connecting with talent agents, negotiating rates, and marketing your services. Instructor: Amanda Terman NEW Grant & Proposal Writing Fundamentals for Arts Professionals Program Description:The process of grant and proposal writing can be simple and pragmatic. Precise language can make the difference between an award and a decline. The eCourse provides tools on how to answer frequently asked questions on grant applications, and how to fine-tune your writing skills for winning proposals. Instructor: Brandi Rae Hicks NEW Making Russian Tea Biscuits at Home Program Description: Cleveland has a long history of making and eating Russian tea biscuits, dating back to at least the 1920s. In keeping with tradition, we will discuss a few different historic recipes and then make one of the recipes online together. Instructor: Sarah Bania-Dobyns & Melanie Ferstman The Zentangle® Method: ...One Stroke at a Time® Demonstration Program Description: The Zentangle Method is a fun way to relax and create beautiful art. Using eight steps we complete a small masterpiece called a tile, using a pencil and pen. In these sessions, tangle along with a certified teacher to learn the method. You will be amazed! Sharing your work is optional. The instructor can provide personal Zentangle kits. The price for each kit is $10, and includes all of the items needed for the class and to tangle on one's own between and after the class. Instructor: Lee Kay *Click here <https://www.shakerartscouncil.org/art-class-33808.html> for more information and to register*. *---Amara Romano* *Administrative Assistant **Shaker Arts Council **shakerartscouncil.org <http://shakerartscouncil.org/>*

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Live Stream Tai Chi/Qigong
by Rev. Edward Niam, DD 10 Jan '21

10 Jan '21

Live Stream Tai Chi/Qigong Class Monday, 1/11/21, Noon **The first class is FREE to new users!! Tai Chi Institute USA presents continuous classes facilitated by Sifu Edward Niam. Our proprietary program, "The Movement of Life" heals the mind, body & spirit. This is Lesson 8, Section 2 of the Yang Style Form. Step-by-step, you will learn the movements in sequence. Join us to experience the most beautiful and elegant form of moving meditation ever created. Try a FREE class. Forward your email to taichicleveland(a)gmail.com to receive an invitation for any of our classes. Take the first step to better mental, physical and spiritual health. Subscribers have access to our entire library, so it does not matter where you start. You can always go back and review/learn anything you may have missed. Fee Schedule: $7.00 – Single Class $24.00 – Unlimited weekly live classes & video library $42.00 – Unlimited monthly live classes & video library $34.00 – Unlimited monthly video library https://moxie.xyz/taichicleveland *Tai Chi Institute USA* *"Free your spirit, still your mind, open your heart and hear the music inside of you..."* *~The Movement of Life~TM* *Shaolin Warrior Athlete Training* Sifu Edward Niam http://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardniam 8210 Macedonia Commons Blvd Suite 68 Macedonia, Ohio 44056 330.564.7558 www.taichicleveland.com <http://www.taichicleveland.com> taichicleveland(a)gmail.com moxie.xyz/taichicleveland <http://moxie.xyz/taichicleveland> www.liveyourlifeofpurpose.com Facebook - Tai Chi Institute USA <https://www.facebook.com/groups/877587632326146/> "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away." <https://about.me/SifuEdwardNiam?promo=email_sig>

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