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Auditions
by slouise4 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

The Olde Towne Hall Theatre 36119 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville, Ohiowill hold auditions for Ring of Fire the Story of Johnny Cash Monday March 2 from 7 to 93 males 3 femaleQuestions call Sharon 440/371-9162Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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[WORKSHOP] Improv Workshop with Annoyance Theater's Chris Kervick
by Common Room Theatre 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

What: Improv Workshop: Make a Godd*mn Choice: How Characters Thrive in Improv Where: Hofbrauhaus Feast Hall When: Saturday 2/29 from 3-5pm Who: Hosted by Common Room Theatre, Instructed by Chris Kervick. About the workshop: Sure, you can walk into your scene, wing it, and get through it - but it doesn’t always work out. Stepping out with a character choice is one of the strongest moves an improviser can make. This workshop sheds some light on how making a choice can protect and empower you, and how you can have more fun with the characters you play. About the instructor: Chris Kervick is an instructor at The Annoyance Theater in Chicago (2014-current), teaching AP1: Chicago Improv for Beginners and AP6: Creating an Annoyance Show. He currently produces the LGBTQ+ variety show, Baby Wine, which just began its fifth year of shows after featuring over 125 queer acts in 2019. He is a Resident Director at the Annoyance and has directed Burlesque is More, The Annoyance Christmas Pageant, The Gobbler's Knob Groundhog Day Spectacular, and Nuggets Short Form Improv, among others. In the summer of 2020, he will direct a remount of Steamworks: The Musical, an original musical he helped devise and script in 2011. He has appeared onstage in Steamworks, CoEd Prison Sluts, and Ponyboy. Chris returns to Cleveland with pride as a former member of CWRU's IMPROVment and as a Cavs fan. Registration: https://squareup.com/store/common-room-theatre Class size limited to 16 students. $20 online or $25 drop-in (space permitting) -- Common Room Theatre www.commonroomtheatre.com commonroomtheatre(a)gmail.com 216-714-3371

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JOB OPENING: Cleveland Public Theatre Announces a New Staff Position: Education Director
by Caitlin Lewins 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Cleveland Public Theatre Announces a New Staff Position: Education Director Cleveland Public Theatre's (CPT) mission is to raise consciousness and nurture compassion through groundbreaking performances and life-changing education programs. CPT seeks an Education Director interested in joining its hardworking team with ambitious goals of growing the organization and changing the community. For more information, visit www.cptonline.org<http://www.cptonline.org>. Description of Position The Education Director (ED) oversees CPT's community education programs. The ED reports directly to the Executive Artistic Director and works in collaboration with the wider staff. This position is a year-round, salaried staff position. Salary is very competitive with other TCG Theatres of $1-3 million budgets and commensurate with experience. Benefits included. The ED position requires a highly motivated servant-leader to implement and evolve the longstanding core education programs: STEP (Student Theatre Enrichment Program), a job training summer theatre creation program for teenagers predominantly from families defined as low-income; Y-Haven Theatre Project, which creates new plays with formerly homeless men in recovery; Cleveland Act Now, a year-round theatre arts program for youth ages 5-14, including Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority Cleveland Act Now (CMHA CAN), an after-school/summer program with youth and families residing in public housing, and Cleveland Act Now Academy, a free after-school/summer program for youth. The ED may also develop new programs or be called upon to undertake short-term pilot projects. CPT youth programs primarily engage with black and brown youth. Experience in working with communities of color is critical. The ideal candidate will have experience in program management, curriculum planning, teaching, and teacher coaching. A deep background in theatre and education is a must. CPT education programs focus on ensemble, and devising techniques, so a background in these techniques and aesthetics would be a big advantage. This position requires strong logistics and administration skills, as well as strong management ability, and big-picture leadership. ED oversees program staff which includes full-time, part-time, year-round, and short-term employees, as well as independent contractors. We are especially interested in candidates who are working artists of high caliber. Past Education Directors have served as core artists at CPT as playwrights, directors, and actors, though we anticipate such opportunities would be rare in the first year as the ED gets acclimated and up to speed. All positions at CPT work across departmental lines, and the ED becomes involved in nearly all aspects of the theatre. The Education Department is very involved in all organization-wide activities such as Station Hope, a neighborhood festival focusing on the triumphs of the Underground Railroad and challenges of current issues of inequity and social justice. As part of the senior leadership team the ED helps shape the future of the theatre. The successful candidate will be collaborative and eager to learn and lead, and will possess excellent organization skills and a passion to create warm, exciting, empowering community experiences for our programs' participants and families. CPT cares passionately about reflecting our community and pursuing diversity at all levels of the organization. CPT has a demanding working environment with long, intense hours, but we have fun and love what we do. We value hard work, kindness, generosity, passion, and grace-under-pressure. For applicants considering relocation to Cleveland: our city is an excellent community to live in with top-notch arts and culture, a vibrant theatre scene, beautiful public parks, a great lake, and VERY affordable housing. More on CPT's core Education principles and programs: CPT education programs follow four guiding principles that reflect our pedagogical, political, and aesthetic approach to education, and are deeply interrelated. Empowerment: Together we create original works of theatre and our participants contribute to the spoken words, the movement, and the production elements. This layered approach engages participants dynamically, resulting in pride and ownership of the final product. Equity: We strive to bridge the gap between the heard and the unheard by centering rarely shared stories with a wider audience. Our work brings awareness to issues such as racial and economic justice, nurturing relationships that cross the invisible boundaries of race and class. We believe representation matters, and we are committed to engaging Teaching Artists who are representative of the communities with whom we collaborate. Excellence: We encourage the development of the whole artist, nurturing an artist's personal, interpersonal, and artistic growth. This environment of self-mastery calls participants to own their greatness with pride, be accountable to their peers, and be engaged, curious, and connected to their community. Enthusiasm: We approach the artistic process with openness, rigor, intention, and joy! Our programs cultivate an enthusiastic learning environment that supports creative expression while nurturing a high degree of discipline and focus. We encourage our participants' creativity, and we also challenge them. Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP) is a rigorous arts-based program that provides hands-on job training, engaging Cleveland youth from families defined as low-income in a powerful learning experience that develops job skills, academic achievement, and interpersonal skills. As part of this eight-week summer program, 30 youth, ages 14-19, work together to create, produce, perform, and tour their own play. This program is the longest-running arts-based, workplace development program in Cleveland and is an international model for engaging youth. Since its beginning in 1994, STEP has received multiple awards and recognitions including those from the City of Cleveland, The President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Through STEP, teens see themselves as a positive and inspirational force, and watch as their work has an impact on the larger Cleveland community. Y-Haven Theatre Project is a program for residents of Y-Haven, a transitional housing facility for formerly homeless men in recovery from substance abuse and mental health challenges. Since 1998, CPT and Y-Haven, a branch of the Greater Cleveland YMCA, have annually collaborated to create an original theatre production, performed by the men and based on their life stories. This life-changing, arts-based program teaches performing arts and technical aspects of theatre while addressing critical personal, interpersonal, and job-related skills through a comprehensive process. Every year, the original work is presented to enthusiastic full houses at CPT, followed by a community-wide tour. The Y-Haven Theatre Project supports newly learned skills for sober and independent living and honors the unique and important perspective men in recovery bring to the Cleveland community. Cleveland Act Now (CAN) is a year-round theatre arts program for young artists ages 5-14. CAN multidisciplinary performing arts activities improve academic skills, instill empathy and responsibility, build character, and enhance creative thinking. CMHA CAN (formerly Brick City Theatre) takes place in partnership with Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) at community centers for children and families who live in public housing. Under the guidance of CPT Teaching Artists, young artists learn how to create and perform their own plays, dance, poetry, music, and visual art. These original performances are crafted and presented annually at CMHA and Cleveland community centers as well as arts festivals throughout Cleveland. CMHA CAN is offered at four CMHA community center sites: Lakeview Terrace CAN, Woodhill Homes CAN, Outhwaite Homes CAN, and Riverside Park CAN. CAN also partners with local community centers. CAN Academy is a free performing arts program at Cleveland Public Theatre for younger teens and youth from Cleveland and surrounding neighborhoods. Young artists engage in rigorous (and fun!) theatre training, learning acting fundamentals, script analysis, storytelling techniques, and play creation. Deadline to Apply is March 30th Review of candidates will begin immediately and will continue until position is filled. To apply for the position, send an email to rbobgan(a)cptonline.org<mailto:mrbobgan@cptonline.org>. Subject line should read: [LAST NAME], Education Director. The email should include two attachments: a resume, and a two-page cover letter describing your history, passion, why you are interested in this position, and what you have to offer. Candidates may be asked to provide additional materials after original application. Caitlin Lewins she / her / hers Director of Audience Engagement & Media Relations Cleveland Public Theatre 6415 Detroit Ave Cleveland OH, 44102 (216) 631-2727 x211

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Drummer and Guitarist Needed - PAID GIG
by Mike Caraffi 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Clague Playhouse is currently looking for a drummer and guitarist for its upcoming production of Pump Boys & Dinettes. Show dates and rehearsals are as follows: 4/25/20 - Sitzprobe5/3, 5/4, 5/5, 5/6 - Tech Rehearsals5/7 - 5/10 - Performances5/14 - 5/17 - Performances5/21 - 5/24 - Performances5/28 - 5/31 - Performances Thursday - Saturday performances have a 7pm call time and Sunday matinees have a 1pm call time. If interested and available, please contact music director Mike Caraffi at mcaraffi(a)yahoo.com for additional details including stipend. Regards,Mike Caraffi Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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Kiss or Make Up Auditions at Theatre 8:15
by Theatre 8:15 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Theatre 8:15 presents... Kiss or Make Up Auditions A Comedy in Three Acts By Jack Sharkey This is a comedy of mistaken identities, federal foolishness, and desperate romance is one that will have audiences howling. Architect Morgiana Kendrick has found true love at last in the person of Hanley Swope, a city planner for whom she has designed the zoo's new crocodile house. The problem is that, to forestall incessant queries as to why she's not married, she has over the years created an imaginary husband and daughter. Now the Treasury Department, in the person of neophyte agent Barney Benson, is investigating why her husband has not paid taxes. Directed by: Holly Roby AUDITIONS: Sunday - February 2, 2020 @ 4:00 pm Hello theater friends! This is Holly Roby the director of the upcoming show "Kiss or Make Up'.Save the date of February 2nd at 4pm to audition for this rollicking comedy which runs the last two weekends of March. (21,22,28,29) It is full of twists and turns and unique characters. We will be looking for an adult cast of 3 women and 4 gentlemen. The main requirement is the ability to create a very unique character, not be afraid of crocodile crabs and oh yes, not minding being on stage in your bathrobe or whatever after you get out of the shower. (no worries, nothing too embarrassing) Rehearsals will only be Friday, Saturday and Sundays except for tech week when we will all be joined at the hip. This will be a fun, close cast I promise. Intrigued? Stay tuned for more details! KISS OR MAKE UP - CHARACTER BREAKDOWN: KIRSTEN CHARLOTTE "CASEY" DELEVAN, a commercial artist MORGIANA KENDRICK, her neighbor, a successful architect FRANKLIN McHUGH, a ladies' wear buyer for a large store HANLEY SWOPE, a city planner and a client of Morgiana's BARNEY BENSON, a former schoolmate of Casey's POLICEMAN, one of New York's, not at his finest ELOISE FITZPATRICK McHUGH, Franklin's mother, a Boston socialite AND THE CROCODILE CRABS ( by arrangement with the Mandabuto Kreet ) PERFORMANCE DATES: March 21 - March 29, 2020 (Saturdays & Sundays only) Tickets: Adults $13 - Seniors / Students $ 11 ** Tickets are available through our on line Box Office ** “Kiss or Make Up” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company. Theatre 8:154740 Massillon RdGreen, Ohio 44232(330) 896-0339www.theatre815.com

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Dance instructor
by Jonathan Webb 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Looking for a dance Instructor for ballet/jazz & contemporary classes on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 4:30-6pm $300-$360 per month! Fun & professional working environment. Email is at jonathan.webb(a)shakerdanceacademy.net Or call 216-591-2300

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You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
by Ashley Pippin 24 Feb '20

24 Feb '20

Genesis Experience Theatre is so excited to have their First Production! We are casting all adults 18 & Over. We are looking for the following characters: Sally Linus & Snoopy! Prepare: Headshot Resume 1 Monologue 2-3 Minute Song Auditions: March 7, 2020 Time: 3:30 P.M.- 5:00 P.M. Address: 1915 W. Market Street, Akron Oh 44313 Call, email or go online to schedule appointment for your audition. 216-965-9804; gentheatre.org <http://gentheatre.org/?fbclid=IwAR2f-vgAoer9byCcIGtjeRnhjGU93JasLncQLsGURiR…> ; genesisexperience1(a)gmail.com Rehearsals begin May 1st! To learn more about Genesis- check out our website: www.gentheatre.org -- Humbly In God's Love, Mrs. Ashley Pippin Founder/Executive Director Genesis Experience Theatre www.gentheatre.org

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Sing KarmaChameleon at Just Sing on Thursday, March 5th at 7PM at the Cultural Center, Canton, OH.
by Info User 24 Feb '20

24 Feb '20

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Carol Olson info(a)SingStark.org 330-455-1000 Photo Available Upon Request February 22, 2020 * Sing Karma Chameleon at Just Sing on Thursday, March 5th at 7PM, Cultural Center for the Arts, Canton OH.* Get ready for a Culture Club experience with PJ Chavez and the Just Sing band at the Cultural Center for the Arts on Thursday, March 5th at 7PM. It’s your chance to belt out Karma Chameleon with a live band, and feel the joy, fun and connection of singing together. Sing Stark presents JUST SING an innovative group singing event. Bring $5 and your voice! Based on the insane popularity of Pub Choir out of Brisbane, Australia, Just Sing is for anyone who finds themselves belting out tunes in the shower or in the car. Everybody can sing and Just Sing is here to prove it. It’s our goal to make singing together user friendly for everyone! Bring yourself and all your friends down to the Cultural Center for the Arts, grab a drink from the bar, great local food, learn *Karma Chameleon* in 3-part harmony in 90 minutes, perform it twice, and if the publishing Gods are smiling: have it immortalized in video forever*.* No auditions, no commitments, no judgement, no pressure, only LOTS OF FUN! Thursday, March 5th, 2020 at 7PM Cultural Center for the Arts 1001 Market Ave. N Canton, OH 44702 Doors open at 6:30 $5 cover charge For more information, check out www.SingStark.org. Also, follow us on facebook.com/singstark.

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Casting Call for a long running television show
by Jeffrey Pix 24 Feb '20

24 Feb '20

The following is a casting call for a television show produced in Akron, Ohio. Here is a link to the website with links to current episodes.Superhero 101 | | | | | | | | | | | Superhero 101 | | | Production title: Super Hero 101 tv series Union / Non-Union: Non-Union Production Type: Independent Project length: TV series Posted on: Production location: Akron, Ohio Production Company: Pixler Perfect Productions Director/Producer: Bryan Pixler Audition Location: 6755 Freedom Ave. NW North Canton OH Shooting Location: Akron, Ohio Email: pixperfprod(a)yahoo.com Compensation: Yes KEY DATES Auditions: March 21, 2020 10 AM - 4 PM (Please note all auditions will be given a specific time within this window. Please send your headshots and resumes to the above email address.) Call Backs: TBD Shooting Date: TBD Synopsis: Super Hero 101 is a movie host program. The Superheroes bring a light hearted atmosphere as they present some old forgotten movie serials. Some episodes may include a short film featuring that heroine. Character BIOS [ANUBUS] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-25] Anubus is wide eyed, kind of ditzy or naive and reads comic books to figure out how to be a hero. She was an egyptian princess, who was brought back to life when her amulet was placed around her neck in modern times. [LADY LIBERTY] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-35] Lady Liberty is a sweet, caring woman whose Ideals are based off her hero Marvelette. As a child she was bullied but found comfort in finding out everything she could about Marvelette. She found a scientist that worked on the original project to create Marvelette and after a bit of convincing he injected her with a formula that gave her super powers. [BLUE STREAK] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Blue streak is very fast in her actions as well as her speech. She became part of an experiment that stemmed from the original experiment that Marvelette went through. She volunteered to be injected with a new formula, the results of which gave her superspeed. [DR. FROST] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Dr. Frost is a scientific whiz. She creates gadgets and gizmos in the pursuit of crime fighting. One of her most important weapons is a freeze gun. She uses her scientific knowledge to fight crime. Her husband, a police officer, was killed by the mob. Her first case brought these murderers to justice. [GOLDEN GIRL] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Golden girl is a happy go lucky, good always triumphs over evil person. Luck seems to always be on her side. Her backstory has yet to be told. She doesn’t even know it herself. [SOLAR FLARE] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Solar flare is very wide eyed to this world. She is not surprised by the amount of crime. As a princess on her home world, she was sent to our world to protect her from an evil overlord. As long as the overlord does not find her, her family is safe. [NUMA OF THE JUNGLE] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Numa is highly intelligent and well educated. Her parents were missionaries to an African village in Mali. A band of diamond smugglers killed them leaving Numa to be raised by a shaman. She was sent to the U.S. to attend college at an early age, but returned to Africa to help and protect her adoptive people. [SCARLET ARROW] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Scarlet arrow is very meticulous and can pinpoint with accuracy other’s faults. She has no real superpowers, but after years of training and Olympic gold medals she became a master in archery and other archaic weapons. [SNOW LEOPARD] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Snow Leopard is always in the know. She is the twin sister of the Golden Panther, although they don’t know that. She was kidnapped at birth and raised as a criminal. She will quite frequently work for the side of good if it benefits her. She still fights her criminal tendencies. [GOLDEN PANTHER] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Golden panther is naïve, and always sees the best in people. She is the twin sister of the Snow Leopard. She is also the Snow Leopard’s greatest enemy. They do not know their relationship. She loves to work as part of a team. [SUBZERO] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] Subzero has a very icy personality. She was an executive to a make up company until one of her rivals used cryogenics to manufacture a better product. When she confronted this competitor, She was flash frozen and left for dead. When she was discovered and released, she maintained the power of cold. [THE DOLL] [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 18-40] The Doll is highly energetic and positive. She worked for a scientist who used the mob to fund his research. When they came to collect, he was forced to use her as a guinea pig. His experiment worked making her the size of a doll. He continues to make amends by trying to find a cure. She uses her new condition as a means to fight crime.

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Announcing VOICES ROCK! presented by SingStark
by Info User 24 Feb '20

24 Feb '20

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Carol Olson info(a)SingStark.org 330-455-1000 Photo Available Upon Request February 4, 2020 *Do you WANNA BE A ROCK STAR? Announcing VOICES ROCK! presented by Sing Stark* VOICES ROCK! is an opportunity for people to discover their inner ROCK STAR through singing their favorite pop/rock songs in an enthusiastic and supportive choir. If you like ROCK MUSIC throughout the decades, you will love VOICES ROCK! We’ll be singing everything from Elvis Presley to Journey; the Beatles to Fleetwood Mac. If its ROCK, we are going to sing it! THERE IS NO NEED TO AUDITION. All that is required is to have a love for music. Shower singers are welcome! Our goal is to foster a community environment of JOY that prioritizes teamwork, expression, and excitement while singing together. All of this PLUS the chance to work with Music Director, Brian Kieffer and PERFORM in concert with a LIVE BAND! Join us on *Wednesday, March 4th at 7PM in the Auricle*, grab a drink at the bar, make new friends, belt out classic rock songs and be a part of an exciting musical experience! ● CAN’T READ MUSIC? No problem! Rehearsal tracks will be provided for you to practice and learn the music on your own. ● NEVER SUNG BEFORE? That’s totally fine - you probably already know the songs AND you’ll love singing in a large group with a lot of vocal support. ● WANT TO STAND OUT? Then audition for a solo and fulfill your dreams of being a ROCK STAR! ● After the 10 week session of rehearsals, we will perform in concert in an exciting venue with a professional live band to give everyone that true rock star experience. TWO CYCLES EACH YEAR...one in the spring and the other in the fall. ● REHEARSALS....Wednesday evenings from 7-9:00 PM, downtown at the AURICLE Bar and Venue (201 Cleveland Ave NW, Canton, OH 44702) ● Register now for our first cycle of rehearsals starting on March 4th and leads to our PREMIER CONCERT on June 6th at the Canton Cultural Center. VOICES ROCK! is more than a choir – it’s a musical experience unlike any other. The introductory registration fee is $80 and includes music, 10 rehearsals and 4 complimentary tickets to *your *performance with a professional band. For more information, check out www.SingStark.org. Also, follow us on facebook.com/singstark.

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