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Flip folders
by Cleveland Letter Carrier Band 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

I have 70 flip folders that need a new home. These are the kind used for march size music and fit on a marching band lyre. Somewhere there must be a band in need of these. They are even still full of old music that I'm not planning on removing! Debbie Mahoney, manager Cleveland Letter Carrier band celebrating our 130th year

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LOOKING FOR LINE PRODUCER/UPM, 1ST AD - PAID POSITIONS
by Gorya Meedee 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

For a feature film project that plans to shoot around the end of August. Contact: Gorya Meedee Goryameedee(a)gmail.com

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Cleveland Shakespeare Festival Auditions 3/28 & 3/30
by keith kornajcik 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

Over 20 years ago, we started with a simple notion – the Bard belongs to the people, and the people deserve to hear his works in the open air as intended and free of charge. This summer, we are proud to present THE COMEDY OF ERRORS and JULIUS CAESAR. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS - directed by Chennelle Bryant-Harris Performance Dates June 19 – July 5 Rehearsals begin early May JULIUS CAESAR - directed by Dusten Welch Performance Dates July 17 – August 2 Rehearsals begin in June Afternoon Auditions: Saturday, March 28 from 1pm – 4pm Evening Auditions: Monday, March 30 from 6:30pm – 9:30pm Callbacks (invitation only) will be held Wednesday, April 1 from 6:30pm - 9:30pm Auditions will be held at: Ensemble Theatre 2843 Washington Blvd. Cleveland Hts. OH 44118 Please sign up for an audition slot online at: https://www.cleveshakes.com/copy-of-current-season <https://www.cleveshakes.com/copy-of-current-season?fbclid=IwAR2jHJ2XFwmNHO0…> Walk-in auditions will be seen in order of arrival as slots become available. There are no AEA contracts available. No housing is provided. All actors and production staff are paid a stipend. Actors may participate in either one or both productions. Performances travel to a variety of outdoor venues - actors will be required to help with load-in and strike/load-out. Prepare two contrasting monologues. Total delivery time of both monologues combined should not exceed four minutes. At least one of your two monologues must be from the works of Shakespeare. For consideration, bring TWO COPIES of each - head shot & resume, and please also bring any & all possible known conflicts between the dates of May 2 - August 2 Video Submissions will be accepted as a private YouTube link sent with digital Head Shot (jpg or PDF format) and Resume (PDF format) via email to info(a)CleveShakes.org - video submissions must be received before 12:00 noon on Sat. March 28 for consideration. Please put "Video Audition" in the subject line.

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North Pointe Ballet Presents What's Your Why? Repertoire Concert at The Lorain Palace Theater
by Bernadette Benda 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

North Pointe Ballet Presents “What’s Your Why?” Repertoire Concert When: March 14th, 7:00 pm and March 15th 2:00 pm. Where: The Lorain Palace Theater, 617 Broadway Ave., Lorain What: “What’s Your Why?” is NPB’s second annual repertory concert. This encore performance will reflect on what motivates dancers, artists, and members of the community through classical and contemporary pieces. The performance will begin with contemporary repertoire that challenges the dancers with athleticism and artistry, and features video interview of the dancers answering the question “why do you dance?” NPB will then present excerpts of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake as they showcase the technical, classical strength of the company and invited student participants with choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov. The program will conclude with a new work by Artistic Director Janet Dziak that will engage the audience as she tells her personal story of why she started North Pointe Ballet through movement. The NPB band will return to share the stage and provide live music for this dynamic piece. Website URL: https://northpointeballet.org/whyencore/ Reply to: info(a)northpointeballet.org Bernadette Benda Marketing Manager, North Pointe Ballet bernadette(a)northpointeballet.org 440-334-3113 mobile Upcoming Events: "What's Your Why?" Rep concert- March 14 & 15 "Wizard of Oz" World Premier Full-length Ballet- May 1-3 Bernadette Benda Marketing Manager, North Pointe Ballet bernadette(a)northpointeballet.org 440-334-3113 mobile Upcoming Events: "What's Your Why?" Rep concert- March 14 & 15 "Wizard of Oz" World Premier Full-length Ballet- May 1-3

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$12 Modern Master Class with DeWitt Cooper
by Anna Cerveny 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

Join Cleveland Dance Project for the next in our spring master class series - Modern with DeWitt Cooper, whose resume includes artistic director of Cooper Morgan Dance Theater in Florida, Artistic director of Jackonsville Center for the Arts, Artist in Resident at Florida State College & Episcapal School, Adjunct professor at The Bolles School, Dancer at Walt Disney World Company, 1st National Tour *In The Heights,* International tour *Aida, *MFA Dance from Case Western...and much more! Class will be held this Sunday 3/1 from 1-2:30pm at Creative Movement Center in Broadview Heights. Ages 16+ only. $12 with pre-paid registration 24 hours in advance here: www.clevelanddanceproject.com/classes $15 at the door Anna Cerveny Director Cleveland Dance Project clevelanddanceproject(a)gmail.com web <http://www.clevelanddanceproject.com> / facebook <http://www.facebook.com/clevelanddanceproject>/ instagram <https://www.instagram.com/clevelanddanceproject/?hl=en> / dance with us <https://www.clevelanddanceproject.com/showcaseauditions>

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Final weekend to see Fantastic "Company" at Hudson Players
by Durbin, Mark H. 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

Hudson Players Present the Final Weekend of Stephen Sondheim's Ground-breaking Musical "Company" The Hudson Players Present "Company" Music and Lyrics Stephen Sondheim Book by George Furth Directed by Rich Jagunic Musical Director Debra Burkhardt Show dates are : February 28 & 29 8:00 p.m. Curtain at the Barlow Community Center, 41 South Oviatt Street in Hudson Tickets are available at www.hudsonplayers.com<http://www.hudsonplayers.com/?fbclid=IwAR223eSTcoHx2DdQR6P8zjALYIledH6-_NER…> or call the box office at 330-655-8522. Group, Senior and Student Discounts are Available! Company is celebrating a major anniversary this year, having premiered on Broadway 50 years ago in 1970. With music and lyrics by Sondheim, and book by George Furth, the production, which highlights the ups and downs of marriage and relationships, was nominated for a record-setting 14 Tony Awards, winning six. The show was considered ground-breaking at the time because unlike most musicals, which follow a well-developed linear plot, Company uses songs presented as short vignettes in no particular chronological order to deal with adult themes and relationships that revolve around one of the character's 35th birthday. While Robert enjoys his bachelor lifestyle, his friends use the celebration of his birthday to push him to get happily married just like they are. As the story unfolds, Robert gets a closer look at what marital bliss involves and is not so sure that marriage is for him. Some of the more famous songs from Company include "Being Alive," "The Ladies Who Lunch," "Side by Side by Side," and "Another Hundred People." Company is directed by Rich Jagunic, with Sonny Sonnhalter as assistant director and Debra Burkhart as musical director. The producers are Mark Durbin and Gary Maher. The talented cast includes Jessica DeFrange, Brad Hills, Karen Spiegler, Brad Kisner, Adrienne Smedley, Will Crosby, Don Bernardo, Jennifer Kubinski, Brian Pichola, Libby Merriman, Sean Donovan, Amanda Smith, Ellie Kelly and Darlene Rocco. This marks the second production as The Hudson Players' celebrates its 75th anniversary season, following a successful run of the comedy Noises Off in November. Because this is the first time Hudson Players has presented Company, ticket sales are expected to be brisk. Tickets are available by calling the Hudson Players box office at (330) 655-8522 or go online at www.hudsonplayers.com<http://www.hudsonplayers.com> for more information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The information contained in this message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the recipient(s) named above. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient or an agent responsible for delivering it to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this document in error and that any review, dissemination, distribution, or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately, and delete the original message.

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SUMMER FILMMAKING CAMP FOR KIDS AND TEENS IS BACK AND ENROLLING!
by Lakewood Young Filmmakers Academy 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

*MAKE A REAL MOVIE... SEE IT IN A REAL MOVIE THEATER!* The Lakewood Young Filmmakers Academy 2020 Summer Camp is a two week filmmaking boot camp in which the students write, shoot and edit a real film from start to finish with the help of award winning industry professionals and mentors. The camp culminates in a Red Carpet Premiere of their film at The Capitol Theatre where their movie will be seen by a packed house of filmmakers, media, fans, friends and family. The campers will be instructed and mentored by experienced industry professionals. Past and present mentors have worked on such projects as *THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS. WHITE BOY RICK, FRASIER, CHEERS, THE KING OF QUEENS, THE ENORMITY OF LIFE, I SEE YOU, TAKE SHELTER*, *BOARDWALK EMPIRE* and more. The Camp is scheduled to be held from July 6-17. Monday - Friday from 9am-2pm. The film will premiere at The Capitol Theatre on Thursday, July 23. Check out last years film THE LUNCH BUNCH and enroll today at www.lakewoodyfa.com Enrollment is limited to 40 students and will sell out.

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Cleveland Pops Orchestra presents Fiesta Latina at Severance Hall on Saturday, April 4, 2020
by Gordon Petitt 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

Contact: Gordon Petitt, Director of Marketing 216-765-7677 glpetitt(a)clevelandpops.com<mailto:smehler@clevelandpops.com> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Cleveland Pops Orchestra Presents Its Fun-Filled Tribute To Latin Music And Dance: "FIESTA LATINA" Cleveland, Ohio - February 26, 2020 - The Cleveland Pops Orchestra with conductor Carl Topilow is presenting "Fiesta Latina," a concert of Latin rhythms and Latin Dances with Rebecca Sweet and dance partner Tony Scheppler, and Latin songs sung by vocalist Carla Dirlikov Canales, accompanied by The Oblivion Project, an exciting ensemble of musicians dedicated to Latin music and specifically to the performance of the music of Astor Piazzolla in concert halls and jazz clubs to very enthusiastic audiences. What: Fiesta Latina When: Saturday, April 4th at 8:00 P.M. Where: Severance Hall Who: Carl Topilow, Conductor - The Oblivion Project with guest vocalist Carla Dirlikov Canales, and Latin dancers Rebecca Sweet and Tony Scheppler Tickets start at $31. Call the Severance Hall ticket office at (216) 231-1111, or go online to www. clevelandpops.com<http://www.clevelandpops.com> to purchase tickets and for additional information. Gordon L. Petitt Director of Marketing The Cleveland Pops Orchestra 216-765-7677 glpetitt(a)clevelandpops.com Gordon L. Petitt Director of Marketing Cleveland Pops Orchestra 216-765-7677 glpetitt(a)clevelandpops.com

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Shakespeare Behind Bars Lecture Hiram College
by Carl Skorepa 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

Title: "He'sa Smooth Talker Like Me": Reading Shakespeare with Juvenile Offenders Description: Forsix years Dr. Stacy Erickson-Pesetski has brought Shakespeare into a variety ofprisons in Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois. This talk will focus on her mostrecent adventure reading plays with male offenders ages 13-18 at LogansportJuvenile Correctional Facility in Indiana. Bringing Shakespeare into prisonsgives us insight into the universality of these centuries-old texts as well asthe talent and empathy hidden in our correctional facilities. 4:00February 27, 2020. The Pritchard Room of the Hiram College Library. 11694Hayden St, Hiram, OH 44234. Thisevent is sponsored by the Lindsay Crane Center for Writing and Literature Supportedby the John Shaw Fund. Carl Carl D. Skorepa 331East North Street Medina, Ohio 44256 (330) 421-3189 carlskorepa(a)yahoo.com

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One Week Until WHEN WE WERE YOUNG & UNAFRAID / Discounted Tickets
by Craig Joseph 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

Seat of the Pants' latest production of WHEN WE WERE YOUNG AND UNAFRAID, by Sarah Treem, opens in just over a week, on March 6th. The show runs ONLY TWO weekends, March 6-8 and 13-15, Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM and Sundays at 2PM. This time, we'll be performing at Aurora Community Theatre, 115 East Pioneer Trail in Aurora, OH 44202. The production stars Derdriu Ring*, Kelly Strand, Morgan Brown, Amy Fritsche*, and Andrew Knode. The production team includes: director Craig Joseph, assistant director Kyle Huff, stage manager Sam Landgraf, scenic designer August Scarpelli, costume design by McCarty & Morgan Custom Theatrical Costumes, lights by Craig Kollai, sound by Maggie Hamilton, props by Lisa Wiley, and intimacy direction by Casey Venema. (* = members of Actors' Equity) Tickets can be purchased at www.whenwewereyoung.eventbrite.com, and an industry discount code - CLETHE - will take $5 off the price when you purchase in advance, online. Advanced purchase is recommended as seating is limited. In the early 1970s, before Roe v. Wade, before the Violence Against Women Act, Agnes has turned her quiet bed and breakfast into one of the few spots where victims of domestic violence can seek refuge. But to Agnes’s dismay, her latest runaway, Mary Anne, is beginning to influence Agnes’s college-bound daughter, Penny. As the drums of a feminist revolution grow louder outside of Agnes’s tiny world, Agnes is forced to confront her own presumptions about the women she’s spent her life trying to help. “Ms. Treem…finds the feminist flux and foment in an era that has been more traditionally presented as comically awkward and quaint. She has come up with a smart and exciting premise to bring characters of different backgrounds—and different notions of what it means to be a woman at a pivotal historical moment—into proximity and conflict.” (The New York Times) **This production contains adult language and sexual situations appropriate for high school-aged audience members and older.

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