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Event | THE VELVETEEN RABBIT opens this Valentine's Day
by Wandering “Wandering Aesthetics” Aesthetic s 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

Wandering Aesthetics presents... “The Velveteen Rabbit” A youth production Tickets: $15.00 watheatre.com/boxoffice <http://watheatre.com/boxoffice>. ABOUT THE PRODUCTION: “Once you are Real you can’t be ugly, except to people who don’t understand.” True love comes in many forms– many of which are not romantic-type loves. “The Velveteen Rabbit” is a story about the transformative power of love and the magic of childhood. Incorporating pieces of Margery William's beautiful text and Americana songs, Wandering Aesthetics’ The Velveteen Rabbit is a unique and playful journey into the imagination of a child, devised entirely by the young ensemble. Wandering Aesthetics’ 2018 youth adaptation of “The Jungle Book” was nominated for 11 Ohio Youth Arts Awards, including “Best Play” and “Best Director”. DATES & TIMES: Friday, February 14th @ 8 PM Saturday, February 15th @ 8 PM Sunday, February 16th @ 2 PM Thursday, February 20th @ 8 PM Friday, February 21st @ 8 PM Saturday, February 22nd @ 8 PM Sunday, February 23rd @ 2 PM LOCATION: The Center 118 W. Market St. Akron, OH 44303 COST: $15.00 Tickets may be purchased at the door or online at watheatre.com/boxoffice <http://watheatre.com/boxoffice>. CAST: Aurora Reynolds (Stow, Ohio) Matilda Gifford (Akron, Ohio) Estelle Messina (Medina, Ohio) Cambria Scarborough (Akron, Ohio) Theodore Martin (Norton, Ohio) Freya Morrison (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio) Matt Dodds (Hinckley, Ohio) Nici Romo (Stow, Ohio) *For more information or to reserve seats, please email info(a)watheatre.com <mailto:info@watheatre.com> or call (330)612-3090.

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FOR IMMEDIATE HIRE: CASTING 2-Caucasian Males PAID PERFORMANCE Apr. 18th SET IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF PIRACY
by thsthingovourz＠aol.com 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

FOR IMMEDIATE HIRE CASTING 2-Caucasian Males for Saturday April 18th for paid roles 1.) Age range: 20's to early 50sCharacter type: Owner of a shipping company during the Golden Age of Piracy, who longs to be a pirate himself Body Type:NondescriptAccent: British 2.) Age range: Late 20s to late 50s Character: Admiral of the Royal Navy on the hunt for pirates and gold Body type: Nondescript ____________________________________These roles are for a one-run interactive mystery performance play held on Saturday April 18th and concluding on Sunday morning April 19th. This is a paid performance, set in the golden age of piracy and would be great for an improvisational comedian/actor with chops but all are welcome to respond. Your characters roles will conclude on either Saturday evening or Sunday morning. If your character's role is completed by Saturday evening, you may depart for home, or spend the night with all meals and room included. PAY SCALE 2 Hours work, pay:$75.00 + Room & BoardPlease send Bio/Photo responses at thsthingovourz(a)aol.com or to mobinc123(a)aol.comThat's right, we've been in business so many years, we still have an AOL account! Ha! NO RECRUITING PLEASETo be considered for this cut above the rest performance, you must adhere to the following 6 points 6-Point-Criteria1.) Attend 2 "In-Person" Full Cast Rehearsals on Sunday April 5th 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM & Saturday April 11th Time to be announcedRehearsal Location: Downtown Cleveland's Asian Town District 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM and... YOU MUST BE ON TIME FOR REHEARSALS2.) Please have your own transportation to and from rehearsals and event venue. We do carpool as much as possible however, you may have to get there yourself, so please be prepared to do so.3.) A recent photo/bio with current contact info, we want to see the real you, so keep your photo as current as possible, links to videos would be also be good to add if you have any, if you don't have a video, no worries it's not by any means a deal breaker. And please be as prompt as possible when returning our calls or messages should we have to contact you prior to and during the course of the actual production if you are cast.4.) Have the ability to memorize your lines and recite them with conviction while interacting with strangers.In addition, improv skills are a must as is "playing well with others". In other words, act accordingly and don't be an ass...unless your character calls for it.5.) Please keep in mind that once you've contracted for the show, we do expect you to follow through with your performance commitment. Therefore, bouncing out of a role at the last minute is not in the least professional, especially if you're canceling for a better opportunity after making your commitment. We've been there, done that and bought the tee shirt so please honor your commitment.6.) You will be paid by check after performance in addition, lodging and all of your meals during the duration of your performance will also be provided. And before you ask...the answer is, no you may not bring along your significant other, buddy, pal, etc...Thank you for your interest and break a leg!Sincerely, W.J.Logistics Director for 1Mobinc.com

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

20 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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Weathervane's Spring Theatre Academy 2020
by Lauren Sprowls 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

Spring Theatre Academy at Weathervane Playhouse! March 7th- May 16th About our Spring Theatre Academy Core classes are based on age and are meant to be repeated. Following the session each student will receive a feedback form from their teacher advising them on what classes to advance to. Classes end with a final presentation on the last day class on May 16th. The schedule for presentations will be distributed during the session. *Please note there is no class on Saturday, April 11th. New to Weathervane and not sure where to start? Call our Education Director, Lauren Sprowls at 330-836-2626 x35 for a class recommendation. To register visit: https://www.weathervaneplayhouse.com/spring-theatre-academy-2020 Contact: Lauren Sprowls, Education Director Weathervane Playhouse 1301 Weathervane Lane Akron, OH 44313 330-836-2626 x35 lsprowls(a)weathervaneplayhouse.com<mailto:lsprowls@weathervaneplayhouse.com> Lauren Sprowls Education Director Weathervane Playhouse 330-836-2626 xt 35 [facebook1]<https://www.facebook.com/WeathervanePlayhouse>[twitter1]<https://twitter.com/WeathervanePlay>[instagram1]<https://www.instagram.com/weathervaneplay>[linkedin1]<https://www.linkedin.com/company/weathervane-playhouse-akron>[youtube1 (1)]<https://www.youtube.com/user/weathervaneplayhouse> Days in the office: Monday-Saturday OFF Wednesdays "Before a child talks they sing. Before they write they draw. As soon as they stand they dance. Art is fundamental to human expression." - Phylicia Rashad

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

20 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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AUDITIONS for PETER/WENDY in 3 WEEKS!
by fctheatre 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

French Creek Theatre<https://www.loraincountymetroparks.com/theatre> is pleased to announce auditions for... Peter/Wendy by Jeremy Bloom Directed by Melissa Crum A lyrical, atmospheric interpretation of Peter Pan that strips the familiar story down to its emotional essence. Peter lures Wendy away from her nursery to the magical world of Neverland, where she joins his adventures with Tinker Bell, Tiger Lily, and the menacing Captain Hook. An inventive and mesmerizing adaptation that pays homage to the darker themes of J. M. Barrie's original. PERFORMANCES May 29-31, 2020 @ Henry's Barn<https://www.loraincountymetroparks.com/north-star-preserve> in Oberlin AUDITIONS Wednesday March 11th / 7:00PM-9:00PM at French Creek Nature Center & Theatre<https://www.google.com/maps/place/French+Creek+Nature+Center+and+Theatre/@4…> Call (440) 949-5200 or email<mailto:fctheatre@loraincountymetroparks.com?subject=PETER/WENDY%20Auditions> to make an appointment CALLBACKS Thursday, March 12th TIME TBD REHEARSALS Beginning late-April ***rehearsals will take place at French Creek Nature Center & Theatre<https://www.google.com/maps/place/French+Creek+Nature+Center+and+Theatre/@4…> until approximately two weeks prior to opening*** PREPARATION Resume and headshot required. Please prepare a one minute contemporary monologue, and an optional one minute folk song. Actors should be open and ready for imaginative play. CASTING Actors of all types, ages 18+ All actors cast receive a $200 stipend

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FINAL Week: The Scottsboro Boys, Beck Center & BW Collaboration
by Julie Gilliland 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

The Scottsboro Boys FINAL WEEK: Performances Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun Andrea Simakis of Plain Dealer wrote The Scottsboro Boys "is worthy of ovation." Produced by Beck Center for the Arts in collaboration with Baldwin Wallace University Music Theatre Program Nominated for 12 Tony Awards (r), The Scottsboro Boys is the ninth annual Baldwin Wallace University Music Theater <https://bwmt.bw.edu/> Program Collaboration. Regional Premiere. Based on the Scottsboro Boys' trial. Created by Kander & Ebb. Like Cabaret and Chicago this musical creates a dynamic social critique. Pre-Show Talk will be held in the Main Gallery (inside the main building, next to the Mackey Theater) on 7:15 p.m. this Saturday Feb. 22nd with Peter Lawson Jones. Pre-Show Talks are FREE. This production contains adult content and language Creative Team * Music and Lyrics by John Kander & Fred Ebb * Book by David Thompson * Directed & Choreographed by Jon Martinez * Original Direction & Choreography by Susan Stroman Presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI) "'Scottsboro' contains what might be the most beautiful song they (Kander & Ebb) wrote - 'Go Back Home,' a mournful ballad of longing enough to bring to tears anyone who ever has been away and in trouble" - CHICAGO TRIBUNE Presented with the support of FGI Foundation, a supporting foundation of Jewish Federation of Cleveland, Francine M. Gordon, Trustee.

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Sheet music
by Cleveland Letter Carrier Band 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

I have five boxes (more coming) of OLD music that our band can't use. Mostly march size, a bunch in the old style smaller size page. I hate to throw it away. Can anyone use it? Reply to ClevelandLetterCarrierband(a)gmail.com

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Artrageous fun is coming to Medina!
by Theater Mgr 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

Imagine a team of professional artists and performers mixing captivating vocals and intricate choreography all while creating giant painted masterpieces right before your very eyes? On Sunday, March 15 at 3:00 pm *Artrageous* comes to the main stage at the Medina Performing Arts Center, 851 Weymouth Rd., Medina. Described by the *Chicago Tribune* as “Picasso meets Blue Man Group,” the show is part rock concert, part art show, but all fun! The *Artrageous* professional touring group has performed over 3,000 shows, singing and dancing while creating stunning pieces of colorful art, all live on stage while interacting with audience members who become a part of the show. Attendees are invited to create their own unique souvenir by bringing along a t-shirt, a hat, or another personal item of their choice to be painted in a “splash zone” after the show. The event is sponsored by the Medina City Schools Foundation. “The Medina City Schools Foundation is thrilled to bring such a one-of-a-kind event to the Medina Performing Arts Center,” said Aaron Harrison, president, MCSF. “This unique fundraiser will help fund scholarships, classroom grants, and programming that support the students and faculty of Medina City Schools. I hope everyone can come out to enjoy this one-of-a-kind program and help support a good cause in the process.” Reserved seating starts at $20 and is only available online. Visit https://www.medinacityschoolsfoundation.org/. For more information call the Medina Performing Arts Center at 330-636-3400 or email theatermgr(a)medinabees.org. Debbie Muniak Medina Performing Arts Center 330-636-3246 theatermgr(a)medinabees.org -- NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and/or privileged information, as defined by State and Federal laws. If you are not the intended recipient or an agent of the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you received this message in error and any review, disclosure, copying, printing, distribution, dissemination, or the taking of any action in reliance on the contents of the information contained herein is strictly prohibited. If you received this e-mail message in error, please notify the sender by return e-mail, and immediately and permanently delete the original from your computer and destroy all copies of this communication. Thank you. PLEASE NOTE: This e-mail message, and any response to it shall be archived for later retrieval and is subject to retention, disclosure, and disposal in accordance with Board Policy and State law.

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The cost of consolidating the Cleveland International Film Festival
by Bob Abelman 20 Feb '20

20 Feb '20

What were they thinking: The cost of consolidating the CIFF Bob Abelman Cleveland Jewish News Thirty years ago, the Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF) experienced a major turning point when its board voted to move its screenings from the east side’s Cedar Lee Theatre in Cleveland Heights – where it had resided for the festival’s first 14 years – to downtown as part of the Cleveland/Tower City renaissance. “Being more centrally located, having larger venues at our disposal, and meeting the demand for more morning and late-night screenings helped change our fortunes,” recalls CIFF associate director Patrick Shepherd. Last year’s festival at the Cleveland Cinemas multiplex in The Avenue at Tower City offered 600 screenings of 211 feature films and 237 shorts from 71 countries, which attracted 105,839 attendees. Change is once again on the horizon, for CIFF movers-and-shakers have announced that for next year and for the foreseeable future the festival will travel 14 blocks east to Playhouse Square. For more of this article, go to: www.clevelandjewishnews.com/columnists/bob_abelman/

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