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Wild West Cowboys needed
by Stunt Cat 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

Stunt Fight and/or stage combat experience desired. Works Oct 19 and 20 in Brunswick, OH at Mapleside Farms. We'll need to schedule 3 rehearsals between now and Oct 19 to learn a quick scene and a fight. Rehearsals are unpaid but pay is $150 per day for the 19th and 20th. We do 4 shows per day and roaming meet n greets between shows. Jesse James, Calamity Jane, Johnny Ringo, Marshall Winesap, Deputy Applecore (physical comedy) Also need a few cowboys and cowgirls for roaming characters. Ike Clanton, Whip Crackin’ Paula Red, Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Annie Oakley, CPearl Hart, Miss Honey Crisp, Roaming characters are at $11/hr. Send headshot and Resume to Martin at stuntcatprod(a)gmail.com Martin Carlton Film and TV Credits <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0138211/?ref_=nv_sr_1> 818-262-2796

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Local Lore Ghost Walk in Broadview Heights
by Annette Phelps 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

LOCAL LORE GHOST WALK in Broadview Heights October 18-20, 2019 Did you know that theBroadview Center was a facility for the mentally handicapped? Have you heardthe stories about the spirit of "the pink lady" who was there formany years, and seen by many. Hear about this legend and other paranormalactivity on the property. The SpotlightsTheater's Local Lore Ghost Walk is an immersive, historical theater experienceon the Broadview Heights City Campus, 9543 Broadview Road, 44147. Hear fromeight local spirits about true sightings, legends, and eerie happenings in the localBroadview Heights and Cleveland area. On October 18, 19, and20, 2019, walking tours depart from Broadview Heights Spotlights Theater (nextto the Police Station) every 15 minutes, beginning at 7:15 p.m. Tours willlast approximately 45 minutes, have approximately 15 guests, and will befirst-come, first-served at the box office each night for any available spots. Reservations arerecommended. Tickets are $10 each and can be purchased online at www.Broadview-Heights-Spotlights.org Complimentaryrefreshments will be served prior to the tours. This tour is handicapaccessible, and will take place rain-or-shine. Please plan to arrive 15 minutesearly so you do not miss your scheduled tour. [Not recommended for childrenunder 13.] The event featuresseveral tour guides, storytellers, and "others", including AdamBowers, Keleigh Bowling, Clorise Busch, Jeff Hartland, Karen Johnston, AudreyKickham, Stephanie Malfara, Eric Mortensen, Lisa Mortensen, Annette Phelps,Jaclyn Phelps, DJ Sullivan, and Samia Williams. The director is Keleigh Bowlingwith assistance from Amy McSweeney. For more information,please contact Stephanie Malfara at steffie.malfi(a)gmail.com

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Shrek the Musical Encore at Beck Center for the Arts
by Julie Gilliland 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

CONTACT: Julie Gilliland, 216.521.2540 x22 or jgilliland(a)beckcenter.org<mailto:jgilliland@beckcenter.org> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Oct 9, 2019 Beck Center For The Arts Produces An Encore of SHREK THE MUSICAL December 6, 2019 through January 5, 2020 Lakewood, OH-Beck Center for the Arts<https://www.beckcenter.org/shows/shrek-the-musical-reprise> celebrates the holidays with an encore production for the entire family, SHREK THE MUSICAL<https://www.beckcenter.org/shows/shrek-the-musical-reprise>. Impressive credits for this production include book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire, music by Jeanine Tesori, and based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and book by William Steig. SHREK THE MUSICAL was originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Productions. Scott Spence, Artistic Director of Beck Center for the Arts<https://www.beckcenter.org/about/leadership>, will direct again, with a reprise of musical direction by Larry Goodpaster. Martín Céspedes returns as choreographer. Gilgamesh (G.A.) Taggett returns as Shrek. Curtain times are 7:30 p.m. Fridays. Saturday matinees on December 7, 14, 21, 28 and January 4 are at 2:30 p.m. Saturday evenings are at 7:30 p.m. on December 14 and 28. Matinees are at 2:30 p.m. on Sundays, December 8, 15, 22, 29, and January 5. A special Thursday 7:30 p.m. performance will take place on December 19, 2019. Tickets are on sale now.<https://sa1.seatadvisor.com/sabo/servlets/TicketRequest?eventId=1277128&pre…> Beck Center Artistic Director, and director of this production, Scott Spence says, "SHREK is the musical we need today! Bright, uplifting and wildly funny---SHREK THE MUSICAL spreads the word that uniqueness should not just be accepted...but celebrated!" Cast includes Gilgamesh (G.A.) Taggett* (Actor's Equity Association member) as Shrek, Natalie Steen returning as Fiona, a reprise with Remell Bowens as Donkey, and Brian Altman as Farquaad. Creative team includes director/artistic director Scott Spence, musical director Larry Goodpaster and choreographer Martin Cespedes. Curtain times are 7:30 p.m. Fridays. Saturday matinees on December 7, 14, 21, 28 and January 4 are at 2:30 p.m. Saturday evenings are at 7:30 p.m. on December 14 and 28. Matinees are at 2:30 p.m. on Sundays, December 8, 15, 22, 29, and January 5. A special Thursday 7:30 p.m. performance will take place on December 19, 2019. Tickets are on sale now.<https://sa1.seatadvisor.com/sabo/servlets/TicketRequest?eventId=1277128&pre…> Use promotional code SAVEGREEN to receive $5 off each adult/senior ticket purchased before December 5, 2019. Preview performance is the Thursday before opening night, December 5. Tickets range from $10 Smart Seats ® to $33 each. Group and student discounts are available. Beck Center is located at 17801 Detroit Avenue<https://maps.google.com/?q=17801+Detroit+Avenue&entry=gmail&source=g> in Lakewood, just ten minutes west of downtown Cleveland. Free onsite parking is available. For more information visit beckcenter.org<https://www.beckcenter.org/shows/shrek-the-musical-reprise> or call Beck Center Customer Service at 216.521.2540 x10. SHREK THE MUSICAL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). Programming at Beck Center for the Arts is made possible through the generous support of the Ohio Arts Council. Beck Center gratefully acknowledges the generous funding provided by the citizens of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. Beck Center wishes to thank Cox Communications for their corporate sponsorship for this production. Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater productions on two stages, arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, and creative arts therapies for individuals with disabilities, free gallery exhibits year-round, and outreach education programming. ### Thank you for all you do for the arts. Julie Julie Gilliland Director of Marketing [Screen shot 2012-08-06 at 6.45.20 AM.png] jgilliland(a)beckcenter.org<mailto:jgilliland@beckcenter.org> beckcenter.org<http://www.beckcenter.org/> | 216.521.2540 x22 [FacebookLogoEmail]<https://www.facebook.com/beckcenter/?fref=ts>[TwitterLogoEmail]<https://twitter.com/BeckCenter>[InstaLogoEmail]<https://www.instagram.com/beckcenter/> Pronouns: she/her/hers. Inclusivity is important at Beck Center. Why Pronouns Matter<https://www.mypronouns.org/what-and-why>

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Stow Players Holiday Show
by Thomas Mark Stephan 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

Stow Players is looking for a young man, approximately 25-35, to play a newlywed in the Players' production of "The Christmas Express." Performance dates are the first three weekends in December. Please contact director Anne Guffey if interested or with questions. guffey.rysmom(a)gmail.com <mailto:guffey.rysmom@gmail.com>

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Georg!
by Marc Howard 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

*Geauga Lyric Theater Guild is looking for a Georg! * Any men interested in auditioning for the role of Georg, please contact the director at marc.c.howard(a)gmail.com Georg Nowack: Character Age: 25 to 40, Tenor/ Baritone, Vocal range top: F4, Vocal range bottom: B2, An established employee of Maraczek's Parfumerie, he resembles a hopeless romantic. He is like the son Mr. Maraczek never had. Rehearsals: Can begin as early as Nov 3, 2019 Performances: Jan 31-Feb 16, 2019 Casting Note: Any race, gender, age, body type, or other identities are encouraged to audition and will be considered equally in casting. GLTG does not offer union contracts and performers are volunteers.

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Introduction to Intimacy for the Stage: Workshop w/ IDI certified director
by tess＠ohioshakespeare.com 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

Introduction to Intimacy for the Stage Hosted at Ohio Shakespeare Festival 103 S. High Street, Akron 44308 NOVEMBER 11, 7-10PM Ages 18+ Instructor Samantha Kaufman - An Intimacy Director’s International certified Intimacy Director $25 non-refundable deposit holds your spot in class. $75 due upon arrival. [ REGISTER NOW ]( https://www.showclix.com/event/intimacy-workshop ) CLASS DESCRIPTION In this workshop, participants learn specific techniques for accessing their vulnerability in a dramatic context, resulting in powerful chemistry between characters without compromising personal boundaries. Focus is on subtle and specific details in choreography, and on acting exercises to keep partners connected physically and emotionally. It is an exploration of intimacy within a dramatic context for the purpose of telling the story of the scene. This class also touches on how to approach preparing for scenes of intimacy in rehearsal, consent, boundaries, your rights, and psychological safety. This is not just kissing or sex scenes. The principles can include the intimacy between parents and children, between dear friends, and can also apply to scenes of sexual violence. Touching (handshakes, handholding, hugging) through guided contact improv is part of the course. Kissing is not required. While the goal is to explore emotional and physical intimacy, the core concept of this work is Safety, for the facilitation of safe exploration. All touching is consensual, and participants are always invited to sit out and watch, should they feel uncomfortable or triggered. While this introductory workshop is geared towards a performer's perspective, participants are welcome from all theatrical disciplines to participate and learn more about intimacy for the stage. GOALS To train the students in a working knowledge of the basic principles of Intimacy for the Stage. Focusing on The Pillars of Intimacy, students will learn how to advocate for their own safety when an Intimacy Director is not present, collaborate with an Intimacy Director when one is present, and explore specificity within moments of Intimacy. FORMAT Each class will follow the structure: introduction to concept, practice, discussion. TOPICS INCLUDED Instant Chemistry: simple acting exercises to facilitate mutual trust and to create chemistry with any scene partner Consent: physical work and emotional preparation for more effective scenes of intimacy The Pillars: guidelines for approaching scenes of Intimacy, including script work, communication of personal boundaries, consent, and other professional etiquette practices Playing with Specificity: techniques and ideas to begin exploring your own methods of maintaining your own psychological health, assuring your own resilience and the quality of your craft WHAT IS IDI? Intimacy Directors International (IDI) is a not for profit organization comprised of artists from around the world who are trained to choreograph and direct scenes of an intimate nature for the stage and screen. Founded by Tonia Sina, Siobhan Richardson, and Alicia Rodis, IDI's mandate is to provide compelling physical and emotional storytelling within intimate scenes - including hand-holding, nudity, kissing, and/or simulated sexual activities - while also maintaining the physical and psychological safety of all involved. As active advocates for performer safety, IDI sets and maintains a high standard for proper consent, sexual harassment awareness, overall safety, and dramaturgical expertise. IDI shares this knowledge through intimacy direction for productions and intimacy workshops for a broad range of participants and subject matter. http://www.teamidi.org/ INSTRUCTOR BACKGROUND Samantha Kaufman is an actor and movement director; specializing in fight direction, intimacy direction, and circus theatre. After being transplanted to Chicago to study circus arts with Actors Gymnasium; she is now based in the Midwest region and travels to perform in and fight/intimacy/movement direct productions across the nation. She has her BFA from the University of Wyoming and her MFA from Florida Atlantic University. A Jeff Nominated Fight Choreographer. She is also an advanced actor/combatant with the Society of American Fight Directors and an intermediate actor/combatant with Fight Directors Canada. In all her work, Samantha is dedicated to the growth and development of the art form and the artists, in order to support a vibrant and healthy artistic community. Samantha is a certified Intimacy Director with IDI. She has been staging intimacy for years but since completing the Intimacy Directors International’s O’Neill Pedagogy Intensive her hunger to spread this work has grown daily. She is fiercely passionate about advocacy for artists and spreading consent practices through theatre and circus communities. She couldn’t be prouder of the opportunities to empower artists with this work. samanthakaufman.weebly.com/intimacy-direction

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North Canton Playhouse presents: "The Diary of Anne Frank"
by North Canton Playhouse 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

The North Canton Playhouse presents "The Diary of Anne Frank" Directed by Ted Paynter presented through special arrangement with Samuel French Performance Dates: October 3-13, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 2:30 pm Where: North Canton Playhouse's South Main Street Stage (1210 South Main St., North Canton)Tickets: General Admission $15 Performance dates, times, details and tickets can be found at www.northcantonplayhouse.com by clicking "Anne Frank Tickets". | | | | | | | | | | | North Canton Playhouse | | | Tickets can be purchased online at www.northcantonplayhouse.com or by calling 330-494-1613 Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 9am-2pm. Synopsis:Otto Frank returns to a secret hiding place in which he and his family have lived during the first part of the Holocaust in Amsterdam. His friend, Miep Gies, has saved a diary that his daughter Anne kept during that time. Otto begins reading the diary aloud, and the play follows Anne’s thoughts and actions, as well as those of the others hiding in the Secret Annex.

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North Coast Men’s Chorus presents a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater Fundraising Event!
by bryan＠richcole.net 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

AND THE MURDERER IS ….. A MURDER MYSTERY BENEFIT TO SUPPORT THE NORTH COAST MEN’S CHORUS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 AT 6:00 BRENNAN’S CATERING AND BANQUET CENTER 13000 TRISKETT RD., CLEVELAND What do you get when you mix a bunch of community theater actors all vying for the coveted Cuyahoga River Arts Partnership (CRAP) Award for Best Actor in a Musical? Murder, of course! As show starts, we meet the four nominees in this category – Ty Boone (Bryan K Fetty), an experienced actor who has seen it all, done it all, and loves to talk about it all; Harold Koppelman (Tom Hill), who try as he might, has never been cast in any show except /Fiddler on the Roof/; Peter Jameson (Donald Peter Butchko), who was the area’s perpetual leading man until he turned 40 and is now a virtual has-been; and Richard Holder (JJ Luster), the young, brawny baritone with a bright future. Our emcee for the awards dinner is that ultimate showman, Rusty Taylor (Mike Majer), who, along with his lovely assistant Lana White (Carla Petroski) will keep the evening moving along – even if they have to do a kick line over the dead bodies accumulating on stage! The action of the play takes place all around the audience and while you’re dining on a three course meal, a murder takes place! You'll have to use your best powers of deduction and reasoning to solve this musical who-done-it! Since this is a Broadway themed murder mystery, we invite you –if you are so inclined - to join in the fun and come dressed as your favorite Broadway character! Your evening includes: · Three Course Dinner · Cash Bar · Reverse Raffle · Exciting Auction Items · Costume Contest · More laughs than you’ve ever had at any awards show! Individual Tickets are $50 with discounts available for a table of 8. For more information and to order your tickets, please visit www.ncmchorus.org[1] or call 216-556-0590. Links: ------ [1] http://www.ncmchorus.org/

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URGENT Call for Costume/makeup prosthetic designers
by Mary L. Davis 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

Due to my recent diagnosis of congestive heart failure I am supposed to wear an external defibrillator Life Vest. It's current design is like a backwards bra with a narrow belt bottom to space the receiving electrodes. The back panel with the defib pads is fine. Think of a heavy outer fabric to stabilize the belt and help the electrodes maintain their contact with the skin. Perhaps corset bones to hold the belt straighter. The Zoll rep is on her way over to run me through the training again but I don't think that's my problem. It's a design flaw - half of the flaw is my body shape and half of the flaw is the way the material will wear on my body. Elastics would most likely just roll like it does now. Perhaps spirit gum or latex adhesive used for makeup prosthetics could help me? Perhaps some sort of corset bone? Some sort of suspender system to hold it down? They have engineers working on the product but their focus is the electrical operation. This might seem merely cosmetic but it absolutely affects the functionality of the product. I think someone can come up with a design solution, possible patent it and then sell it to them for a profit and end up saving lives in the long run, maybe even mine! It's called the Zoll Life Vest. Check it out online and let's talk! Mary Davis

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Melodrama Villain Needed!
by Margaret Hnat 09 Oct '19

09 Oct '19

Have you ever wanted to play the villain in a campy melodrama where the villain loses in the end in a very comical way? Thought so. Director John Hnat is looking for a “mature” actor to play the male lead, Artie Fischel, in “Milly Monka and the Salmon Cannery...or...There’s Something Fishy Going On” to be put on by the Playreaders of the Rocky River Senior Center. The play is a one-act send up of the old melodramas; in other words, a fun romp of a show, Rehearsals are held 10 am to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays in October. Rehearsals will expand to three mornings in Novemeber, culminating in three performances (two matinees and one evening) on Thursday, November 21 and Friday November 22. If you are interested or have further questions, please call John Hnat at (216) 408-9130. Sent from my iPad

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