March 2026 - NEohioPAL - lists.neohiopal.org

Gateway Band presents Good Friday Blues and Lamentations
by Timothy Cochran 20 Mar '26

20 Mar '26

Good Friday Blues & Lamentations Featuring Jennifer Cochran & Gateway Band Friday, April 3rd, 2026 7:00 PM Good Shepherd Christian Church 9571 Shepard Rd. Macedonia, Ohio 44056 330-467-5644 This interactive concert/service is a unique and deeply spiritual telling of the Passion Story through spirituals, jazz, poetry, and silence, brought to audiences by Jennifer Cochran and Gateway Band for the last 20+ years in the greater Cleveland area. Gateway Band brings a special brand of jazz-gospel fusion to their performances. Gateway has performed for church and temple services, concerts, weddings, funerals, and many diverse sacred and secular events. Performance venues of note have included St. John the Divine and the Chapel Wall Street in NYC, St. Barnabas in Falmouth, MA., St. Paul's Cathedral, Buffalo, NY, Good Shepherd Christian Church, Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, Medina United Church of Christ, Peace Lutheran Church, Cleveland Public Square, the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway, the Cleveland Playhouse, Legacy Village, Willoughby Fine Arts, and the Bop Stop.

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The Outsiders Opens This Weekend
by Braelin Andrzejewski 20 Mar '26

20 Mar '26

The Western Reserve PlayhousePresents THE OUTSIDERS Written by Christopher SergelBased on the Novel by S.E. HintonDirected by Sullivan Ratcliff March 20 - April 4Friday’s & Saturday’s at 8:00pmSunday March 29th at 2:00pm Meet Ponyboy Curtis, a 14-year-old dreamer who quotes poetry and watches sunsets, trapped in the unforgiving life of a "greaser." He and his found family—the silent, sensitive Johnny, the movie-star handsome Sodapop, and the stern, protective Darry—are constantly hunted by the Socs, the wealthy, privileged kids from the West Side who drive Mustangs and think the world belongs to them. But when a desperate act of self-defense leads to a Soc's death, Ponyboy and Johnny are thrown into a fight for their lives that will force them to confront the true meaning of loyalty, class warfare, and heroism. Gripping, heartbreaking, and relentlessly hopeful, S.E. Hinton’s masterpiece is an unforgettable journey into the heart of teenage angst, proving that even when the odds are stacked against you, friendship can be the toughest armor. RATED: PG-13 GENRE: Coming-of-age drama, play Purchase Tickets: $25 <https://www.thewrp.org/mainstageseason/outsiders?neohiopal>Become a Member: $10/month <https://www.thewrp.org/season> More information is available on our website. <https://www.thewrp.org/mainstageseason/outsiders?neohiopal> Western Reserve Playhouse is an award-winning theatre of Summit County; housed in a Historic Barn of Ohio. 3326 Everett Rd Richfield, OH 44286 -- 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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HOT GOSS the Improvised Musical 3 Year Anniversary
by Sam Dee 20 Mar '26

20 Mar '26

Hot Goss: The Improvised Musical 3 Year Anniversary Show! - Celebrate as we weave a totally improvised musical accompanied by its own live band that's based on gossip from the audience's personal lives! Hot Goss has won Best Improv Team at the Cleveland Comedy Awards 2 Years running! Come spill the tea while we sop it up in song. Performers: Sam Dee, Joe Lewis, Mike Frye, Sarah Jane Demetruk, Lauren Lash, Ryan Paix, Vivian Thomas, and Katie Booze-Mooney, featuring live piano by Jonah Raider-Roth & Jack Routhier, guitar by Joseph Maxwell, with percussion by Griffin Hunsaker - Saturday, March 28, 2026 - 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM $10.00 - Buy tickets here <https://www.imposterstheater.com/schedule/hot-goss-032826>! - Imposters Theater4828 Lorain AvenueCleveland, OH, 44102

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One Act Auditions - Gates Mills Players
by Shannon Seaber 20 Mar '26

20 Mar '26

It Takes A Village A Night of One Acts 8 Directors • 10 Plays • A Wildly Fun Night ofTheater Gates Mills Players is pleased to announce auditions for ourupcoming One Acts festival. Auditionswill be held on Tuesday, March 31st at the Gates Mills CommunityHouse (1460 Chagrin River Road, Gates Mills, OH 44040). We are looking for 16+ actors to make up the company for thefestival. All plays will be performed each night as a single show. Actors willalso assist with moving sets and prop items between pieces. Come prepared to read from select scripts. Note – you maynot read from a play you are later offered. Bring all conflicts for April andMay. Rehearsals are typically Monday-Thursday in the evenings. Not all showswill rehearse every day. Show datesare May 22nd-30th (Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday). We cannot accept conflictsfrom May 17th (Tech Sunday) through opening or for any performancedate. SHOW LINEUP & CASTING BREAKDOWN “Hansel and Gretel: The Tables Turned” By JulieBrandon • Directed by Lucy Lytle Synopsis: Hansel and Gretelare headed deep into the woods in search of The Witch -- but when everyone hasa different agenda and fairy tale conventions are turned on their heads, whowill ultimately succeed in flipping the script. Casting: 2 women, 20s–30s; 1man, 20s–30s “Heartburn” Written by Daniel Prilliman, Directedby Lesley Geldart Synopsis: When a routinedoctor's visit takes a terrifying turn, one patient discovers sometimes it'sbetter not to know. Casting: 3 characters - anyage, ethnicity, and gender. “Heard Mentality” Written by Allison Fradkin,Directed by John Hickman Synopsis: She's going out ona date, and she's not going alone! Ada's all ears as her hearing aids are goingto help her through her insecurities. Casting: 1 woman, any age; 2any age/gender “Day Shift of the Dead” By Greg Mandryk • Directedby Stephanie Rogoff Synopsis: Bert's survivalistfantasies are crushed by the realization that, despite the zombie apocalypse,he is still expected to fulfill the mundane demands of day-to-day life. Casting: 2 Men, 20sto 30s & 40s+, 1 Woman, any age, 1, any gender “The Village Repairman” By Stephanie Rogoff •Directed by Stephanie Rogoff Synopsis: A homeownerdeliberately sabotages her appliances to lure a local repairman into a date,only to discover that her "break-it-to-fix-it" strategy is avillage-wide conspiracy to help her find love. Casting: 2 Men, 20s-40s, 1woman, 20s-40s “A Game for Knights” Written by Mattie Haag,Directed by Robert Haag Synopsis: In a dim,smoke-curled bar somewhere between the pages of a pulp magazine and a paperbackmystery, Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler and Jessica Fletcher trade sharpquips and stiff drinks while mourning the demise of good writing - until theysuspect it may have been murdered. Casting: 2 Men, 40s-70s, 1Woman, 30s-60s, 1, any gender/age. “Love in the Village” Written by David Schoenfeld,Directed by Robert Haag Synopsis: An exploration oflove, aging, and intimacy set in a lively Florida retirement community, whereseniors navigate relationships, self-discovery, and the complexities ofromance. Casting: 2 woman, 60s+, 2men, 60s+ “The Sauna” Written and Directed by Chris Herak Synopsis: The cozy room isdimly lit, very warm, you could say hot, very quiet, it’s your spot to relaxand decompress, that is until five nimrods infiltrate your fortress ofsolitude. Casting: 6 men, any age “Outside the Box” Written by Emily Turner,Directed by Cameron Zona Synopsis: What does one dopost-break-up? Get a dog, of course! Casting: 1 person, anygender, 20s-30s “Reality Bites” Written by B.R. Johnson, Directedby Catherine Remick Synopsis: You can always counton your siblings to make you feel bad about your life choices, gaslight overchildhood memories, yet be irreplaceable. Casting: 2 men, 30s-40s, 2woman, 30s-40s If youhave questions or cannot make the audition date, please email Robert at rhaag026(a)gmail.com.

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New Spring/Summer semester classes at The Drama Therapy Institute of Los Angeles
by Nicole Romo 20 Mar '26

20 Mar '26

The Drama Therapy Institute of Los Angeles is pleased to announce our Spring semester classes for 2026. Whatever you are looking for, DTILA is the place to find moments of learning like community-based approaches, promoting holistic well-being, and creative practices to change the therapeutic story! View our Website Here: The Drama Therapy Institute of Los Angeles <https://www.dramatherapyinstitutela.com/> Registration is Now Open: Spring Semester 2026 <https://form.jotform.com/240606677947166> Abroad Program (Local residents of Copenhagen) Registration: Local DTILA/CTC Copenhagen <https://www.jotform.com/build/260746373620154> Abroad Program DTILA/CTC Registration( Participants from US and Other countries) :DTILA/CTC Copenhagen <https://www.jotform.com/build/252795799890180> Spring/ Summer and 2026 DTILA offered courses March- June: Transformational Stories and Pivotal Moments: Facilitator: Pam Dunne Ph.D., RCT-BCT, NT Dates: April 4, 11 and 18 Time(s): First Meeting(April 4): 9:30am to 1:30pm. Second Meeting(April 11): 9:30am to 3:30pm and Final Meeting(April 18): 9:30am to 12:00pm (All times in PST) Credits: 1 unit (TBA arranged hours 2+) Cost: $338 Class Information: Explore the use of story in Narradrama through a transformational lens by examining narratives such as: unique outcome, identity change, healing relationship, as well as, possibility and power. Participants explore through experiential exercises exploring ways to expand and develop transformational stories and move from problem- saturated stories to more preferred ones through a re-storying process. Participants will also explore pivotal moments which bring positive entry ways into personal stories for the client, which show agency and hope. Sociodrama and Advanced Psychodramatic Techniques: Facilitator: Pam Dunne Ph.D., RCT-BCT, NT Dates: April 18, 25. May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and June 6 Time(s): First Meeting(April 18): 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Additional Meetings(April 25, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, and June 6): 9:30am to 2:30pm (All times in PST) Lunch Break: 30 minutes Credits: 3 units (TBA arranged hours 7+) Cost: $899 Class Information: This course focuses on sociodrama and advanced psychodramatic techniques based on the work of Jacob Moreno and contributions of international leaders in the field. In Sociodrama, participants will explore empty chair sociodrama, pre-rehearsed dramaturgy, dramatic multiplication as well as, living newspaper, re-plotting and other specialized techniques for sociodrama. Attendees will also explore psychodramatic techniques of living sculpture, psychodramatic interviewing, role reversal, mirrors, and other advanced psychodramatic techniques along with sociometric techniques (i.e. spectrograms, locograms). Selected videos and targeted assignments will assist participants in planning and facilitating these processes in community, education, business, and in other settings. Exploring the Enneagram through Drama Therapy and Authentic Movement: Facilitator: Pam Paulson M.A., LMFT, RDT-NT Dates: April 19 and 26 Time: 11:45am to 3:15pm Credits: .5 Unit (TBA 1 hour video/article) Cost: $169 Class Information: In this experiential workshop, we’ll bring the Enneagram to life through embodied exploration. Instead of simply talking about personality types, we’ll step into them—using drama therapy, improvisation, and authentic movement to explore how each Enneagram style thinks, feels, and responds under stress and in growth. Through guided exercises, scene work, and gentle movement. Participants will deepen their understanding of their own Enneagram type and core motivations by exploring patterns of behavior, defense, and longing in creative, compassionate ways. By practicing new ways of responding to familiar triggers through role play and embodied explorations, they will also cultivate empathy for other types by “trying on” their perspectives and energies. Participants will connect with inner resources such as playfulness, curiosity, and self-compassion. This workshop offers a supportive space for insight, healing, and growth through the wisdom of the body and the power of story. Innovations in Narradrama Witnessing Facilitator: Ksenia Ilinskaya, MA, NT Dates: May 17 and 24 Times: 9:00am to 12:30pm (PST) Credits: .5 Unit TBA 1 hour arranged (article/video) Cost: $169 Class Information: Join and experience this multi-level approach to witnessing which honors the person, the story, and the identity. From the map of the outside witness of Michael White therapeutic witnessing will be enlarged by using different modalities and focusing on specific aspects of the witnessing process. The course will show the particularities of using witnessing in different stages of the therapeutic process (in the beginning, in the middle and at the end) as well as cover the benefits of witnessing with couples, children-parent relationships, in individual work as well as in working with groups. Using drama for witnessing in the role of the witness, with fictional characters as well as people from different periods of life will open space for new possibilities and future aspirations. Abolitionism and Narradrama: New Directions in Anti-Carceral Practice: Facilitators: Kamran Afary Ph.D., MA, MFT, RDT, NT and Lynn Baker-Nauman LMFT, RDT Dates: May 31 and June 7 Time: 9:00am to 12:00pm (PST) Credits: .5 Unit (TBA 1 hour video/article) Cost: $169 Class Information: This workshop delves into the intersections of abolitionist principles and drama therapy. Participants will explore how entrenched carceral logics pervade social institutions and professional practices, challenging drama therapists to envision, redefine, and enact new concepts of ethics, freedom and justice. The workshop will introduce participants to the wealth of existing literature, research, and multimedia resources, including the Drama Therapy in Prison Archives available for their educational and clinical practice. Attendees will engage in discussions and experiential exercises designed to foster critical consciousness, equipping them with the tools to advocate for community-based approaches and holistic well-being, thereby contributing to a more equitable and just society. Drama Therapy with Indigenous Populations Facilitator: Renda Dionne Madrigal, PhD, RDT, NT Dates: June 20 Time: 8:00am to 3:00pm (PST) Credits: .5 Units (TBA 1 hour video/article) Cost: $169 Class Information: Participants will learn and practice specific drama and creative arts interventions (based on Narradrama) to deepen understanding of the intergenerational impact of history, colonization, and oppression on Indigenous communities, health, and well-being, apply embodied mindfulness-based compassion practices that can be used by providers to work with obstacles to care such as internalized oppression and compassion fatigue, and develop an understanding of the relationship of cultural practices such as storytelling and arts to activism and healing. By practicing these approaches, participants will increase the possible methods of therapeutic intervention and communication. Abroad Program in Copenhagen: Facilitators: Pamela Dunne Ph.D, RDT-BCT, NT Founder and Director, Drama Therapy Institute of Los Angeles, Kamran Afary, Ph.D, RDT-BCT, NT Associate Director Drama Therapy Institute of Los Angeles, and Terhi K. Korkiakangas Ph.D, Cl.Hyp Dates: July 5 to July 11 Credits: Credits given for CHED and NADTA CE’s Trip Schedule: July 5: (check-in 4:00 pm) Welcome session 5:00–7:00 pm + social hour with snacks & beverages July 6–11: Workshops daily, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm (with lunch break) Field Trip: A day in King’s Park – statues, gardens, and integrated drama therapy exercises (schedule differs this day) July 12: Departure (check-out by 12:00 pm) Tuition: $2550 Deposit: $400 to hold your spot (Travel insurance is required. No refunds after April) Friends/partners accompany participants: Space is extremely limited. Inquire immediately for availability and cost. Accommodations: Stay in a beautifully restored villa on a quiet street in the outskirts of Copenhagen. Just 15 minutes from the city center by metro Shared rooms (first-come basis) Peaceful, authentic Danish living What You’ll Experience: - Reclaim a sense of authenticity in a world where trust and connection feel fragile - Deepen nervous system awareness through practices that cultivate safety, grounding, and flexibility. - Awaken creative resilience with tools drawn from poetry, story, and performance. - Experiment with role, voice, and embodiment to expand personal and professional expression. - Translate creative processes into practice – gain facilitation and coaching techniques adaptable to therapy, education, and group work. - Engage in reflective community spaces that nurture vulnerability, belonging, and shared discovery. - Expand your practice and understanding of polyvagal theory and interpersonal Neurobiology. - Leave renewed and resourced – grounded in authenticity, creative confidence, and connection. Independent Study: Ethics and the Law: Facilitator: Pam Dunne Ph.D., RCT-BCT, NT Dates: TBA Time: TBA Credits: 1 Unit Cost: $338 Independent Study Information: Independent studies are more student-led and often with the goal of completing a research project. Meetings will be scheduled on the days and times when the facilitator and the student’s schedules match. Meetings are not mandatory like classes but are rather designed for the facilitator to help the students in their research projects and for students to learn from other students. (time is PST) Supervision: (for Mental Health Professionals and AT students: Facilitator: Pam Dunne Ph.D., RCT-BCT, NT Dates: March 16 9:00am to 11:00am, April 17, May 16, and June 1 9:00am to 11:00am (PST) New dates will be announced in June for August. Supervision Information: Students that are already enrolled in the Alternative Training Program through NADTA and are currently seeing clients, may sign up for Group Supervision with Pamela Dunne. Dates of supervision are determined by the members, but are generally held once a month on a pre-determined Monday/Friday morning from 9am – 11am PST (see above information). To request enrollment in Supervision, please email assistant.dtila(a)gmail.com. Things to Note for DTILA Classes: - Most classes and meetings are held virtually over Zoom, unless noted. - Specific classes adhere to all standards and professional ethics of CAMFT and satisfy continuing education requirements for LMFT, LCSW, and LPCC’s. - Specific classes are approved by the American Psychology Association for continuing education requirements (CE). These classes are monitored collaboratively by DTILA and The Creative Arts Therapies Center. For more information on how classes offered can help you meet your own continuing education requirements email assistant.DTILA(a)gmail.com -- *Nici Romo* Managing Artistic Director Dunamis Theatre

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LCCC Theatre Presents "Stuart Little"
by Jeremy Benjamin 19 Mar '26

19 Mar '26

Stuart Little by E.B. White Adapted by Joseph Robinette Directed by Erin E. Dolan This is the endearing classic about a mouse named Stuart who is born into an ordinary New York family. All the charm, wisdom and joy of the E.B. White original are captured in this adaptation by Joseph Robinette, who also dramatized the highly acclaimed stage version of Charlotte’s Web. The many adventures, both big and small, of Stuart Little are brought vividly to life in this story-theatre presentation by a talented cast of LCCC students, staff and community members. Stuart Little is a co-production with LCCC Theatre and Spark Theatre Company. Performance Dates: Thursday & Friday, March 26 & 27 at 7:30 pm Saturday, March 28 at 2:00 pm Tickets may be purchased online at www.stockerartscenter.com, in person at the Stocker Arts Center box office or via phone by calling 440-366-4040. Performances are in the Cirigliano Studio Theatre on the campus of Lorain County Community College 1005 N. Abbe Road, Elyria, OH 44035 “Stuart Little” is presented by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois

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Heights Youth Theatre Presents the Wind in the Willows - Opens January 16
by Pamela Fine 19 Mar '26

19 Mar '26

*HEIGHTS YOUTH THEATRE * presents *THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS * directed by Treva Offutt music directed by Stacy Bolton stage managed by Zach Nicol *The show opens on January 16, 7 PM, and runs:* - Fridays, January 16 & 23, 7 PM - Saturdays, January 17 & 24, 7 PM - Sundays, January 18 & 25, 2 PM Wiley Middle School 2181 Miramar Boulevard University Heights, Ohio 44118 Tickets can be purchased at the door or by visiting: https://www.heightsyouththeatre.com/tickets *box office opens 45 minutes before the show* For more details, visit www.heightsyouththeatre.org Heights Youth Theatre programming is made possible by the generous support of the residents of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture,Leonard Krieger Fund of the Cleveland Foundation, the Ohio Arts Council, Eaton Corporation, The Noelle Family Fund for Health, Well-being, and Enrichment, a fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation *Synopsis: The Wind in the Willows (Young Audience Version) is a lively, heartwarming adventure that is fun for the whole family. Set in the English countryside, you will meet a lovable community of animals and four unforgettable friends—Mole, Rat, Badger, and the ever-excitable Mr. Toad. When Toad’s wild obsession with fast cars leads him into chaos, his loyal friends band together to save him, protect their beloved riverbank, and remind everyone what true friendship really means. Filled with humor, mischief, and big-hearted moments, come see this delightful journey where teamwork always wins the day.*

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Cleveland Public Theatre Wraps Up HAUNTED and Gears Up for Raymond Bobgan's INTO THE HEART OF ONE STAR
by Kim Furganson 19 Mar '26

19 Mar '26

cleveland PUBLIC theatre presents Into the Heart of One Star<https://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/2025-2026/into-the-heart-of-…> By Raymond Bobgan with contributions from Anastasía Urozhaeva Directed by Raymond Bobgan Performed by Raymond Bobgan and Anastasía Urozhaeva A World Premiere March 25 – April 11, 2026 Cleveland Public Theatre’s Executive Artistic Director Raymond Bobgan is kicking off his 20th year in the role with a new show called Into the Heart of One Star<https://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/2025-2026/into-the-heart-of-…>. About the Show Icarus is gone but his father is left to wonder about the flight that went so wrong. Could he have prevented it all and should he now choose death? Dagny, a “simple woman from Siberia,” begins in a U.S. secret intelligence interrogation room, and rises to become a leader in science, business, and space flight all the while wishing for a home she is not sure existed. Both journeys reflect on each other in a duet about yearning, loneliness, navigating this world, and seeking the light beyond. Opening Night Celebration| Friday, March 27 at 7:30pm You are cordially invited to a post-show reception in celebration of the show’s opening. Reception includes complimentary food and a selection of free beverages. Haunted<https://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/2025-2026/haunted/> By Tara Moses Through Sunday, March 22, 2026 A National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere<https://nnpn.org/rolling-world-premiere> “The show is blessed with a strong cast… “This work is a valuable “entry” point to not only learn about but appreciate and respect a rich history of Native activism, which the audience can see and collaborate with.” —Dr. Yuko Kurahashi, Cleveland Critics Circle "Cleveland Public Theatre’s ‘Haunted’ is a bit of spooky fun...An intriguing concept of combining near modern pop cultural with ancient traditions makes this a show worth seeing..." —Mark Horning About the Show Ash and Aaron have been dead for twenty years, and the Indigenous siblings pass their time dancing to Britney Spears, Beyonce, and Mariah Carey while haunting the families that try to move into their house and wondering if they’ll ever be free from the shackles of racist stereotypes. An Indigenous horror comedy with the coolest Y2K hits, Tara Moses’ Haunted forces us to confront the very land we walk on and our relationship (or lack thereof) with Native communities today. Free Bev Fridays After every Friday performance, enjoy a selection of beverages on us while discussing the show with artists and audience members. Hot beverages are always complimentary. Ticket Information Choose What You Pay from $20 to $80 with no handling fees. There are also a limited number of tickets for $10 and $1 available on a first-come-first-served basis per performance. Purchase tickets at www.cptonline.org<http://www.cptonline.org> or 216.631.2727.

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Insurance for the Arts
by Unquoting Insurance Company 18 Mar '26

18 Mar '26

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Upcoming Classes at The Dance Hub 3/20-3/24
by Elyse Morckel 18 Mar '26

18 Mar '26

Join us at *The Dance Hub <https://www.themovementproject.org/the-space>*, The Movement Project’s new home and a welcoming space for the Northeast Ohio dance community. *Whether you’re looking to maintain your training or curious to try something new, we invite you to join us in the studio*. *UPCOMING CLASSES* *Friday, March 20th* 9:30–11:00 AM *Functional Ballet (Company Class) <https://book.squareup.com/classes/vt2b7y0zuvs9c9/location/F16MB4CQ5Z34R/cla…>* with *Kate* **NEW Tuesday, March 24th** 6:30–7:45 PM *All Levels Modern/Contemporary <https://book.squareup.com/classes/vt2b7y0zuvs9c9/location/F16MB4CQ5Z34R/cla…>* with *Emma* *ABOUT THE CLASSES* *Company Class* Designed for professional and college-level dancers, these classes offer a rigorous and inspiring environment led by TMP company members and guest artists. **NEW All Levels Class** Open to adult movers of all experience levels—no prior movement training is required. Come explore movement in a welcoming, supportive space. *Functional Ballet* blends classical and contemporary ballet with conditioning, emphasizing anatomical efficiency, alignment, and artistic risk-taking. *Modern/Contemporary* explores space, time, and energy through technique, improvisation, and phrase work. Your first class can be taken using a *$12 single-class pass*, available on our website. Discounted class passes are available for continued training. *Learn more, view class details, and register for your first class on our website. <https://www.themovementproject.org/class-schedule>* *We look forward to moving with you soon.* *Elyse Morckel (she/her/hers)* Associate Director | Company Member 330.962.9547 | elyse(a)themovementproject.org https://www.themovementproject.org/

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