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FRIDAY MAY 29 8PM TMPAC virtual reading of "A Midsummer NIght's Dream"
by Claudia Lillibridge 28 May '20

28 May '20

Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is thrilled to announce its virtual reading of A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare on Friday, May 29 at 8pm. It will be posted to our Facebook page as a live event, in addition to our YouTube channel. Director: Brian Westerley, Technical Director: Annette Fernandez, and proudly produced by TMPAC. We look forward to further virtual events in the near future! *THE CAST* *Starveling* - Jill Jirus Aquila *Peter Quince* - Don Bernardo *Mote* - Jenny Newman Barrett *Cobweb* - Sue Cohen *Philostrate* - Grace Mannarino *Helena *- Katie Hintze *Hermia* - Annette Fernandez *Snout* - Scott Sumerak *Hippolyta* - Holly Ann Facer *Theseus* - Mark Zimmerman *Puck *- Valerie Gilbert *Demetrius* - Andy Novak *Peaseblossom* - April Helms *Mustardseed* - Kathy Pekarcik *Titania* - Claudia Lillibridge *Oberon* - Brian Westerley *Egeus *- Tom Stephan *Flute* – Griff Parsons *Snug *- Jeff Bixby *Lysander* - Tyler Barhorst *Bottom* - Eli Ravenson Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is a registered 501c3 not for profit entity located in the heart of Twinsburg at 9076 Church Street, Suites 2 and 3. We are a proud member of OCTA and AACT. Further information about our 2021 Season and all things Twin Masks, please view our website at www.twinmaks.org.

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Limited tickets left for The Torso Book Club, May 29 and 30
by Shadow of the Run 28 May '20

28 May '20

*THE TORSO BOOK CLUB – A SHADOW OF THE RUN VIRTUAL STORY * *Benefit Production Extends through May 30th * *ZOOM, Ohio – May 2020* – After selling out the entire run and the first extension, *THE TORSO BOOK CLUB* will be extending for two additional performances. So far the production has raised over $5000 for local Cleveland Artists affected by economic loss due to Covid-19. Shadow of the Run LLC is extending their Zoom Benefit Performance of *THE TORSO BOOK CLUB – A SHADOW OF THER RUN VIRTUAL STORY.* New performances with updated performance times are May 29th and 30th. *THE TORSO BOOK CLUB* is a short-term installation, or “pop up” theater production with limited tickets, will be held online via ZOOM. All proceeds will go to specific local Cleveland Artists who have been affected by the economic devastation that Covid-19 has had on the Arts Community. Reservations are Pay What You Want, with a $5 minimum. Reservations can be made at www.shadowoftherun.com. *THE TORSO BOOK CLUB*: True Crime is one of the highest watched genres in all entertainment, and Cleveland Local History has one of the country’s most notorious serial killers with The Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run, aka the Cleveland Torso Killer. Throw in famed Detective Eliot Ness, and this book club has a lot to discuss. After watching a production of WanderLust, Carter forms a book club to discuss the production and the graphic novel TORSO by Brian Michael Bendis. With Covid-19 social distancing mandates across the world, a book club is the perfect distraction – but the participants find they need more than murder in these tough times. *THE TORSO BOOK CLUB* is written by Carol Dolan, Sara Bogomolny, Beth McGee, Dan Hendrock, and Cody Swanson, based on a story by Carol Dolan. Starring Sara Bogomolny, Beth McGee, Dan Hendrock and Cody Swanson. The Creative Team includes Direction by Adam Kern, with Production Design by Ben Needham, and creative support by Christine Woods. Production Coordinator, Jaime Weinfeld. Wardrobe Consultant, April Rock. Secret Pond LLC returns as the Executive Producers. We can accommodate up to two audience members per ticket while sharing a screen together, but ask that anyone doing this consider contributing a higher amount, as the proceeds will go to support local Cleveland artists affected by loss of work due to Covid-19. Performances during the extension are at 7:00, 7:45, and 8:30 PM EST

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Seventy-Seven Years Later. . .
by Matthew J. Wilks 28 May '20

28 May '20

Did you miss our premier radio broadcast? Not to worry! All of our shows will be archived for viewing at a later time of your convenience. So it's not too late to listen to "No Time for Murder," originally heard over the Mutual Broadcasting System on Sept, 25, 1947 as an episode in the series, "Crime Club." The series was notable for being introduced by "The Librarian," who would invite the listeners to "take the easy chair by the window." Looking at the requested manuscript "under the reading lamp," the story would begin to unfold as the characters in their surroundings came to life. CLICK HERE to listen to "No Time for Murder"Once there be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to be informed of future recordings.. CLICK HERE to donate to ensure future programing.

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We have a NEW "Pick Two" Online Acting Class Offer!! Self-Tape Coaching, Script Analysis & Private Coaching
by Jessica Houde 28 May '20

28 May '20

Hi All, We have a new combo deal option, "The Pick Two" offers two of our online class programs at a $25 discount! See the details below and click the link to purchase. Thanks! https://www.houdeschoolofacting.com/online-registration/the-pick-two-choose… The Pick Two - Choose Any Two Online Programs Listed$125.00!! Save $25 Choose Two Of The Programs Below -Self-Tape Coaching (4 Classes Per Month)-Script Analysis (4 Classes Per Month)-ZOOM One-On-One Private Session w/ Jessica Houde Morris (1 Per Month) Class Descriptions Self-Tape Coaching With technological advances over the last couple of years, self-tape auditions have quickly become the industry standard. Every actor has ACCESS to making a quality self-tape, but until now, may not have had proper COACHING on how to make a quality self-tape and how to stand out. Houde School Of Acting is now filling that void with our digital Self-Tape Coaching Program via ZOOM. Students will receive a self-tape scene every Monday and have the week to film and submit their self-tape by Friday. Class reviews/feedbacks will take place via ZOOM on Saturdays.Optional Class Times: Wednesdays 7-9pmSaturdays 11am-130pmClass Teacher: Jessica Houde-Morris Script Analysis In this class we will cover how to analyze audition sides and find all the clues hidden within. This class helps actors make specific, informed choices about their characters and relationships with other characters, as well as familiarize actors with the setting and plot. Tools Students Will Learn: •How to use every piece of information from an audition email and sides to better prepare for auditions before even turning on the camera. •How to research a show/film properly •How to make informed wardrobe choices •How to better understand tone •How to know your character and their surroundings to make more confident, specific choices. Class Times: Thursdays 7-9pmClass Teacher: Kellen Boyle ZOOM One-On-One Private Session w/ Jessica Houde Morris Schedule your one-hour one on one ZOOM session with Jessica Houde-Morris and receive personalized coaching to help you reach the next level!! -Headshot/Resume Review and Feedback -Demo Reel/Clips Review and Feedback -Self-Tape Review and Feedback -Audition Coaching -Script Analysis -Career Advice

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Broadway World's Top 10 - Hannah Tramonte - Needs Your Vote!!!!
by Stacy Tramonte 28 May '20

28 May '20

Medina, OH High School student Hannah Tramonte entered Broadway World's Next on Stage Competition last month and has advanced to the TOP 15 out of 700 high school students across the country. She needs your VOTE to advance to the TOP 10! Voting only takes a few seconds and you can vote once per email address. Once you cast your vote you must confirm through your email address to make it count. You can vote through the below link and feel free to share with anyone you know. Thank you for supporting the arts and helping Hannah follow her dreams! https://www.broadwayworld.com/nextonstagehighschool/hannah-tramonte [https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0B4zc1qGxyUM_XzZWcVh4bEJSZDg] Stacy Tramonte Vice President, Real Estate Direct: 1-330-590-8248 Mobile: 1-330-416-6215 Fax: 1-330-239-4117 1093 Medina Rd Suite 100 Medina, Ohio 44256 www.pleasantvalleycorporation.com [https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1_WBkNZBKSrbEMdY4yYKRMOcFs_lCt-oT] ________________________________ This e-mail message and information contained in this electronic mail message, including attachments, if any, is Pleasant Valley Corporation confidential information. It is intended only for the use of the person(s) named above, except as otherwise specifically provided in writing by Pleasant Valley Corporation. Any unauthorized disclosure, use or dissemination, either whole or partial, is prohibited. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, or has received this message in error, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. Please notify the sender immediately via e-mail or call at 330-239-0176 and promptly delete the original message. ________________________________

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82nd Street Theatre Pride and Prejudice Auditions
by 82nd Street Theatre 27 May '20

27 May '20

Upcoming Auditions at 82nd Street Theatre For *Pride and Prejudice* SHOW DATES July 31-August 1 *Auditioning students (Competed) Grade 6 through College Freshmen* Tuesday, June 9, 6-9 PM *NOTE: This show is different than most shows we do in that there is a limited cast of older students. There is a limited cast (16) and most of the cast will be High School and College age. * *We will be using caution during rehearsals and performances and will be reducing the number of seats in performances in order to provide a safe environment for everyone. You can see guidelines here: https://tinyurl.com/ya6wsln8 <https://tinyurl.com/ya6wsln8> * (possible call backs Wed, June 10, 6-8 PM) Director Sarah Shamburger *Our auditions are held with all actors in the same room. It is a relaxed atmosphere and we ask that students stay for the whole time. Please be prepared to perform a monologue (you can find these monologues on our website) and we will do some reading from the script. Below are character descriptions as well.* Fill Out an Online Form and find our more at: http://alcc.cc/audition Auditions at Abundant Life Community Church 10143 Royalton Road, Suite N and O North Royalton, OH 44133 440-877-1202 Alcc.cc Direct inquiries to 82(a)alcc.cc *Character Descriptions Pride and Prejudice* *Mr. Bennet:* He is a man of culture and taste, whose sense of humor has helped to carry him through some twenty-five years of marriage with this frivolous and irresponsible wife. He is handsome, with graying hair and a courteous and pleasing manner. His manner of speaking varies from dry humor to elaborate sarcasm, yet he is devoted to the real interest of his family. *Mrs. Bennet:* She is frivolous, irresponsible, and an inveterate matchmaker. An eligible young man has but to glance at one of her five daughters and she is ready to announce their engagement. When thwarted in any way she takes refuge in imaginary ailments and complains piteously of her “nerves”. She is in her forties, with her hair elaborately done; she is always fashionably dressed. She is still pretty in a plump and florid way. It is easy to see why, twenty five years ago, Mr. Bennet found her irresistible. *Jane:* She is twenty-two, the oldest of the five daughters. Jane has always turned so beautiful and sweet a face on the world that much of it has been reflected back on her. Jane honestly believe that people are better than they are, and so is always ready to find a good excuse for any questionable act. Although docile and much under her mother’s thumb, Jane is by no means lacking in spirit. *Elizabeth:* She is a beauty who also happens to have brains. A modern girl. She is more like her father than any of her sisters, and although she does not know it, she is his favorite. She is distressed at her mother’s airs and obvious matchmaking but loyally conceals it and attempts to cover her mother’s blunders. She has a quick temper, a proud spirit and is unaffected and sincere. Mr. Darcy might have resisted her beauty because of her mother’s lack of taste. He cannot resist her beauty, plus the fire and spirit that are a part of Elizabeth’s charm. *Mary*: She is 18, the plain one in the family, and a bookworm. Later, Mary will probably outgrow her extreme priggishness. Right now she is prepared to lecture on practically any subject. Mary is smug and pedantic, in a direct contrast to all her sisters. She is, however, likeable. You are amused rather than annoyed by her. *Catherine (Kitty):* She is 17 and much under the domination of her irrepressible younger sister. Catherine is slight and rather delicate in appearance. She has an engaging giggle when fun is in prospect, but, like her mother, she is inclined to whine when things do not please her. *Lydia:* She is 15 and utterly frivolous and irresponsible. She thinks of nothing but parties, officers and clothes. She is not as beautiful as Jane or Elizabeth, but she is very pretty and pert, and could never, imaginably, lack a partner at a dance. *Lady Lucas:* She is in her forties, and a good friend of Mrs. Bennet, though they are rivals in matchmaking, for Lady Lucas has a daughter to marry off. Lady Lucas has a pleasant and matter of fact manner. In Act One she has the pleased, complacent air of one who has sighted eligible masculine quarry first. *Charlotte:* She is 27, and Elizabeth’s friend. Her manner is quiet and restrained and she is sweet and reasonable, though lacking somewhat in feminine charm. She does not dream of romance and is quite willing to be guided by her mother’s advice. *Mr. Bingley:* He is the catch of the county, handsome, moderately rich, and with charming manners that captivate everyone who meets him. He has eyes only for Jane from the moment he sees her. He is about 23. *Miss Bingley:* She is in her twenties, and very fashionably dressed. Her surface good manners scarcely conceal her contempt for provincial society. She is proud and conceited, and her chief concern is that her brother shall make a suitable match. *Mr. Darcy:* He is a little older than Mr. Bingley and a great deal richer. He is tall, handsome, and aristocratic in appearance, but his manner is cold and stiff. He is secretly just as much attracted by Elizabeth as Mr. Bingley is by Jane, but he is too intelligent not to recognize her mother’s lack of taste, and so resists her as long as he can. *Mr. Collins:* He is a tall, clergyman, pompous and pedantic, with absurdly formal manners. Yet, he is extremely servile whenever to be so is to his advantage. He pays ridiculous court to Elizabeth, but when he fears she may not help his “career” he does not lose a moment in consoling himself elsewhere. *Mr. Wickham:* He is a handsome young officer, and cuts a dashing figure in his smart uniform. He has undeniable charm of manner, but is untrustworthy and insincere. *Hill:* This part is extremely flexible. It may be played as a young servant girl in her teens or as a quiet, repressed, elderly servant. Or the part may be played as a manservant. Hill is quiet, unobtrusive and efficient. *Lady Catherine:* She is the dowager type, expensively dressed formidable, and superior in manner. When she walks she sweeps; she when sits, it is as if she took her place on a throne. Quite obviously, she expects everyone to scurry at her least command. She hardly knows how to meet it when Elizabeth dares to defy her but she finally sweeps regally from the room without bidding her goodbye.

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Registration Open for Online Summer Theater Camps with Beck Center for the Arts
by Sarah Clare 27 May '20

27 May '20

SIGN UP TODAY FOR ONLINE THEATER CAMPS, AND CLASSES WITH BECK CENTER FOR THE ARTS THIS SUMMER Beck Center for the Arts' Theater Department kicks off our summer session of theater camps Monday, June 8th. We've got camps for ages 7-19, including focuses in improv, acting, and musical theater. In addition, our online early childhood theater classes start the week of June 8th. Do not miss out! Click here to read the full summer catalog at beckcenter.org <https://www.beckcenter.org/education-programs> or click here to register online now!<https://apm.activecommunities.com/beckcenter> You can also register by phone 216.521.2540 x10. Theater Camps: Junior Theater (Ages 7-12) Our Junior Theater Camp is designed for all students, whether or not they have prior performance experience. Campers are broken into smaller groups based on age, and work with theater professionals, through online resources, learning about acting, singing, and dancing while rehearsing their own original show. Campers present this show - featuring acting scenes and musical numbers - through a virtual performance for family and friends - presented after the conclusion of camp. Students MUST be available for the last week of camp participate. There is a 30-minute informational orientation and Q&A for parents and students on the first day of camp which includes additional information and materials regarding technologies to be used in the camp and performances. Students will need access to Google Classroom, Zoom, and Flipgrid in order to participate fully in the course work. Session 1 #7640 3 weeks; Monday-Friday 12:30-2:30 PM; 6/8-6/26; $270; Instructor: Theater Faculty Session 2 #7641 3 weeks; Monday-Friday 9:30-11:30 AM; 7/20-8/7; $270 Instructor: Theater Faculty Improv (Ages 13-19) Headed by a founding member of "Something Dada", Russ Stich, this camp is great for both new students of improv as well as veteran performers. Students explore the basic concepts of improvisational theater with an emphasis on the theatrical, and audience interaction aspects. This two-week workshop focuses on creating a completely improvised performance based on suggestions from a live audience. It's a guaranteed comedy blast! Live online performances will take place June 19 & 20. Students are required to participate in both online performances. Students will need access to Google Classroom, Zoom, and Flipgrid in order to participate fully in the course work. #7638 2 weeks; Monday-Friday 5:30-8:30 PM; 6/8-6/19; $205; Instructor: Stich, Russ Acting (Ages 13-19) Step into the Spotlight! This fun and lively theater camp, headed by Russ Stich, is for students interested in developing their performance skills. Focusing primarily on the comedic, students sharpen their stage abilities while rehearsing together as an ensemble to create a production that is sure to entertain. Come join us and laugh as you learn! Performances will be taped the final week of class, and presented after the conclusion of camp. Students must be available for the final week of camps to participate. No camp July 3. Students will need access to Google Classroom, Zoom, and Flipgrid in order to participate fully in the course work. #7637 3 weeks; Monday-Friday 1:00-5:00 PM; 6/29-7/17; $365; Instructor: Stich, Russ Musical Theater (Ages 13-19) This musical theater camp is for students who are serious and passionate about performing musical theater. Participants work with a director, musical director and choreographer through online resources to put together an original musical revue: The VIRTUAL Best of Broadway. Songs and material are selected specifically for the students involved creating a totally unique experience. If you love musicals, you'll love this camp. Students are asked to prepare a short musical theater audition song that demonstrates their abilities to be used within the first two days of camp. Audition pieces will help determine appropriate material for the performance for the camp. Performance materials will be taped the final week of class, and the completed show will be presented using an online platform for students, familiy members, and friends post-editing. Students MUST be available for the final week to participate. Students will need access to Google Classroom, Zoom, and Flipgrid in order to participate fully in the course work. #7639 3 weeks; Monday-Friday 12:00-4:00 PM; 7/20-8/7; $365; Instructor: Theater Faculty * * * * * 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 regional artists. Sarah Clare Associate Director of Theater Education 17801 Detroit Ave, Lakewood OH 44107 sclare(a)beckcenter.org<mailto:sclare@beckcenter.org> The Beck Center campus is closed until further notice. Join us each Saturday for #BeckAtHome free classes on Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/beckcenter/>. More online classes will be announced in the coming weeks on our Education Page<https://www.beckcenter.org/education-programs>. ***Note that I am working remotely during this time and do not have immediate access to phone communications.

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COMMERCIAL MODELING COACH NEEDED!
by Stephen 27 May '20

27 May '20

COMMERCIAL MODELING COACH NEEDED! The PMTM Agency is currently seeking a part-time Commercial Modeling Coach to add to its existing staff. Must be able to teach in the Zoom platform. Please submit your resume via email to stephen(a)pmtm.com<mailto:stephen@pmtm.com>. Responsibilities include: * Preparing models to work in the local and national markets * Introducing models to the following concepts/skills: * Photo Movement * Runway Skills - Basic * Auditioning Skills We're looking for an individual who: * Has experience in the modeling industry and understands the commercial market * Has a desire to work with and coach individuals of all ages * Has a teaching background * Is upbeat, enthusiastic and professional * Must be familiar and comfortable with coaching both in-person and remotely If you have the qualifications that we are looking for, please submit your resume to stephen(a)pmtm.com<mailto:stephen@pmtm.com>.

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Correction: Fifth annual Battle of the Teal virtual showcase awards
by Sona Nixon 27 May '20

27 May '20

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Tonight! ZOOM Class on Actor's Resources In L.A. by Actor Sergio Sanchez
by Jessica Houde 27 May '20

27 May '20

Hi, Tonight, Wednesday May 27th @ 7PM, Sergio Sanchez will be hosting a ZOOM Class and Q&A on Actor’s Resources in L.A. Fee: $20 Register: https://www.houdeschoolofacting.com/online-registration/actors-resources-in… Sergios credits can be viewed here: Sergio Sanchez We hope to see you there!

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