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Rabbit Run seeks private music instructors
by RRCAA 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Private Music Instructor Positions Available at Rabbit Run DATE: Sept. 16, 2019 MADISON - Rabbit Run Community Arts Association (RRCAA) in Madison has private music instructor openings available. RRCAA seeks motivated and experienced private music instructors to teach the following disciplines: guitar, voice and piano. Candidates should have experience teaching students with varying levels of experience ranging in age from youth through adult. Studio openings are available on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Potential instructors should possess considerable training and experience with their respective discipline as well as two years of teaching experience. Instructors are expected to provide students with high quality and sound technical training, and maintain clear and consistent communication with parents and with the RRCAA staff. Instructors must pass local, state, and federal background check at their own expense. How to Apply: Send resume of experience and cover letter to rabbitrunoffice(a)windstream.net RRCAA is a comprehensive fine arts association offering year-round instruction in all the major disciplines of the fine and performing arts and also operates Rabbit Run Theater. RRCAA is located at 49 Park St., Madison, OH # # #

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TOP HAT in 35mm at the Cinematheque! Bill Rudman of The Musical Theater Project introduces
by Genevieve Schwartz 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

FYI, this film shows this weekend at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque, 11610 Euclid Ave. Admission $15; Cinematheque & TMTP members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, and those age 25 & under $10. Sunday, September 22, at 3:30 pm Film Classics in 35mm! Bill Rudman introduces TOP HAT USA, 1935, Mark Sandrich Often cited as the best of the Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers musicals, this dance classic features a mistaken-identity plot, a lovely Irving Berlin score ("Cheek to Cheek," et al.), and stunning Art Deco sets. Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore, and Lucille Ball co-star. The film is co-presented by The Musical Theater Project and will be introduced starting at 3:30 by TMTP Artistic Director Bill Rudman and Cinematheque Director John Ewing. Both will also lead a post-film discussion. 101 min. Special event pricing $15; Cinematheque & TMTP members, CIA & CSU I.D. holders, and those age 25 & under $10; no passes, twofers, or radio winners. https://www.cia.edu/cinematheque/film-schedule/2019/09/top-hat Thank you, Genevieve Schwartz Cinematheque Assistant Director

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Rumba Dance Class with Potluck Dinner and Dance at Westlake's Starz Ballroom. Just $5.00 if you bring a dish!
by Alannah McCarthy 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

*Actors, Dancers, Learn to Dance for Cheap!* *Starz Ballroom *in Westlake is hosting a potluck dinner, with a 30-minute Rumba class, and general dance afterwards, on Friday 9/20/2019, at 7:15 PM. Cost is just $10.00 at the door, but $5.00 if you bring a dish for the potluck! Come and add a new skill onto your resume, and have a good time with other artists! *Starz Ballroom *is located at 24510 Sperry Drive, in Westlake, Ohio. Starzballroom.net, (440) 871-7827.

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The North Canton Playhouse presents: "The Diary of Anne Frank"
by North Canton Playhouse 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '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".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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Period Cars, Vans, Trucks Needed for WB Feature Film
by Meredith Dobro 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS! YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN SOMEONE HAS AN IMPORTANT CONNECTION! Angela Boehm Casting is looking for PERIOD CARS for the Warner Brothers feature film “Judas and The Black Messiah”. Cars need to be 1950's - early 1970's (up to 1973) and we are looking for average to beat-up quality cars. Not classic show cars. *This is a great chance to put to use that long-forgotten car left in the garage!* Shoot dates will be Oct. 13th - Dec. 13th, 2019. Shoot days are Monday through Friday. We would like drivers to come with the cars and work as background. We will pay background $10 per hour on set, guaranteed 8-hour minimum. We will give a flat $25 bump for all cars/vans. - To submit: - Email angela(a)angelaboehmcasting.com or text to 440-465-3355 - Subject: Picture cars and background - Include 1-2 pictures of you AND 1-2 CLEAR pictures of your car - Name - Phone - Current location - Year, Make, and Model of your car - NO bright red, yellow or white cars - Please list if you have flexible days you are available to be on set, or any conflicts during the filming.

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Staged Reading of THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by Wendy Wasserstein at Baldwin Wallace University
by sara＠sarawhale.com 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

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Free Dance Showing
by Rebecca Burcher 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

GroundWorks DanceTheater is offering a *FREE *chance to interact with renowned choreographer Brian Brooks, hosted by the CSU Department of Theater and Dance! On *Friday, September 20th* Brooks will be previewing his work and engaging in a talkback at *GroundWorks Fall Season Launch Party*. The preview and the party will happen at *CSU *Department of Theater and Dance in the large 5th floor studio at *6pm*. *Space is limited so please reserve your spot here <https://www.eventbrite.com/e/groundworks-brian-brooks-showing-and-fall-seas…>.* *For any questions regarding these events please contact Rebecca Burcher at rebecca(a)groundworksdance.org <rebecca(a)groundworksdance.org>* Brian Brooks’ work seeks to understand essential forces within and around the human body through rigorous physical experimentation. Awarded a 2018-2019 Mellon Foundation Creative Artist Fellowship at University of Washington, his current research investigates the intersection of dance and immersive technologies. Concurrently, Brooks is completing a three-year appointment as Choreographer in Residence at The Harris Theater in Chicago, where he has created works for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Miami City Ballet and Brian Brooks Moving Company. His New York-based company has toured internationally since 2002 with presentations by The Joyce Theater, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Jacob’s Pillow, American Dance Festival and Lumberyard Performing Arts. Brooks has been commissioned by Damian Woetzel/Vail International Dance Festival for multiple works, including *First Fall*, a duet with NYC Ballet Associate Artistic Director and former Principal Wendy Whelan. Off-Broadway, he has choreographed *A Midsummer Night’s Dream* (2013, dir. Julie Taymor) and *Pericles* (2016, dir. Trevor Nunn) for Theatre for a New Audience. Brooks has created dances for The Juilliard School, Boston Conservatory, Ballet Tech and Chicago Academy for the Arts; worked as a Teaching Artist at Lincoln Center Education; and taught at high schools and colleges, including courses at Rutgers and Princeton universities. Awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship, NY City Center Fellowship and Joyce Theater Residency.

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Grammy-award winning Apollo's Fire announces auditions for Youth Chorus
by Amanda Powell 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

*Apollo's Fire announces auditions for The Musettes* Grammy-award winning baroque orchestra, Apollo's Fire (Jeannette Sorrell, Artistic Director) announces auditions for The Musettes youth chorus. Children age 10-17 with treble voices (soprano and alto voices, both girls and boys) are invited to audition. Musettes are chosen for their clear, pure voices and outstanding musicianship. The Musettes are directed by Apollo's Fire Artist-in-Residence, Amanda Powell with coaching and performances led by Jeannette Sorrell. There are currently a few youth openings for the upcoming Apollo’s Fire performance tour of Bach’s *St. Matthew Passion*. Concerts run April 1-5, 2020, including performances and a video recording at Severance Hall and around the Cleveland-area, Columbus, and Ann Arbor, MI. For more information, audition requirements and an audition sign-up, at the Apollo's Fire website. (Apologies for an earlier link that didn't work.) https://apollosfire.org/about/education/musettes/ -- Amanda Powell 413.949.3366 Soprano, www.amandapowell.info Adjunct Professor of Voice, School of Music, Cleveland State University <http://www.csuohio.edu/class/music/amandapowell> Artist-in-Residence for Outreach Performances, Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra <https://apollosfire.org/about/artist-in-residence/> Director of Music and Worship, Disciples Christian Church

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PIANO TUNING & REPAIR
by David Spondike 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

David’s Fine Tuning & Piano Service ”Hear the difference.” Sticky Keys? Squeaky Pedal? Sour Notes? I can fix that. 330-801-0089 Book your appointment now online. It’s easy! CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE <https://gazellenetwork.com/scheduling/9QjtKp1bTgJKW2w3dGSzvmdz> Visit my website at http://davidsfinetuning.com <http://davidsfinetuning.com/> for a complete list of services, piano care tips, reviews, and more. Follow me on Twitter @DavidsFineTune or “Like” David’s Fine Tuning <https://facebook.com/davidsfintuning> on Facebook for more piano stories and piano related links. David Spondike, Ph.D. Piano Technicians Guild

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Corrected Audition notice for The Star on My Heart
by Kelly Miloro 15 Sep '19

15 Sep '19

Auditions: The Star on My Heart Director and Author Angela Miloro-Hansen www.curtain440.com <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.curtain440.com%2F%3Ffbclid%…> Seeking a cast of 12-15 dedicated adults and students. Shortened rehearsal schedule (5 weeks) for performances at Lake Erie College, Theatre 815, Berkshire High School, and possible venues in Chardon and Euclid. The Star on My Heart is a true story about Holocaust suvivor and I Am a Star author Inge Auerbacher. It follows Inge's story of her time before the war in Germany, during her time in the Terezin concentration camp, and then of her recovery and struggle with tuberculosis in America after the war. AUDITION DATES: September 18 & 19, 6:30-9pm at the Chardon Chalet (220 Basquin Drive, Chardon, OH 44024--near CHS and Public swimming pool) Be prepared to read from the script. SHOW DATES: Nov. 8-9: Theatre 815 (Green, Ohio) Nov. 15-16: Lake Erie College Dec. 6-7: Berkshire High School *HOLD THESE FOLLOWING DATES FOR POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL SHOWS: Nov. 1, 2, 23, 24 REHEARSALS: All rehearsals will take place at Celebration Lutheran Church and Cherry Knoll Farm in Chardon. Rehearsals will typically run Sunday-Thursday. Not everyone will be called every day. STUDENT PRODUCTIONS: There will be several school day shows. ALL ADULT ROLES will be double cast with students for school day performances. Students must be available during the school day on the following: Nov. 1, 8, 15, Dec. 6. School excuse notes will be provided. ROLES FOR TEENS & KIDS Roles with a * may be doubled with other roles. INGE AUERBACHER: Female, age 11-21 throughout the show. German accent. Her character begins immediately after liberation from the Terezin concentration camp. She is struggling with coming to terms with the war years, recovery from tuberculosis, and the desire to start leading a normal life after relocating to post-war America. She must learn to accept that the effects from the Holocaust will follow both her both mentally and physically for the rest of her life and how she will turn her experiences into something worth fighting for. YOUNG INGE: Female, age 6-10 throughout the show. Strong, mature, and focused young actress required. Feisty and outgoing, yet she slowly begins to lose her innocence as tragedy begins to take away her childhood. She learns to be resourceful in the Terezin concentration camp, and as time goes on begins to develop the fierce determination and attitude that will be with her the rest of her life. *RUTH ABRAHAM: Female, age 8-10. Gentle spirit. Young Christian girl sent to Terezin due to her mother’s Jewish background. Faithful. *ADA: Female, age 8-13. Vocalist needed. Befriends Inge in Terezin and teaches her about hope and the power of music. *TOMMY RINDER: Male, age 10-13. Befriends Inge and Ruth while in Terezin. Knows the ins and outs of the camp and brave beyond his years. *HARRY: Male, age 15. Puerto Rican. Has just relocated to the tuberculosis ward in NYC from Puerto Rico. Learning English. Kind. Inge’s first boyfriend. *MARY-ANN: Female, age 7. Crybaby and loud. Sick with tuberculosis, in a hospital ward in NYC. *HARVEY: Male, age 10-13. Outgoing, mischevious, eager to disobey. Sick with tuberculosis, in a hospital ward in NYC. *VINA: Female, age 13-16. African American. No-nonsense. Sick with tuberculosis, in a hospital ward in NYC. *ELISABETH: Female, age 7-9. Young German girl, Inge’s best friend before the war. *EVELYN: Female, age 16-18. New Yorker. Bubble gum chewing, outgoing, a little brash. *HENRY: Male, age 18-21. Polish. Sweet talker. Inge’s first serious relationship. Proposes to Inge, but breaks it off after he learns she is in remission from TB. ROLES FOR ADULTS Roles with a * may double with other characters. BERTHOLD AUERBACHER: Male, late 20s-40s. Inge’s father. Strong and strict German father, WWI vet, Iron Cross recipient. Disgusted and ashamed of what has become of his country, desperate to keep his family together no matter the cost. REGINA AUERBACHER: Female, late 20s-40s. Inge’s mother. Gentle exterior, stubborn and strong-willed interior. Willing to risk her life on multiple occasions for her family’s safety. *MISS MAHONEY: Female, 30+. New Yorker. Nurse in a TB ward. Cares deeply for her patients, but patience can wear thin from time to time. Deeply moved by Inge’s story. *MRS. RINDER: Female, 30s-60s. Inge described her as “her angel in hell.” Helps the Auerbacher family survive in Terezin as long as she can. Mother to Tommy. *MR. RUCHLIS: Male, 30+. NYC high school teacher. Supportive of his students. *OMA: Female, 50+. Inge’s grandmother. Nurturing, protective, brave. <https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10216937861012623&set=gm.5105287230…> -- Kelly Miloro k <kellymiloro(a)gmail.com>elly(a)curtain440.com www.curtain440.com

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