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Shaker Dance Academy is seeking qualified Instructors.
by Jonathan Webb 23 Jun '19

23 Jun '19

Shaker Dance Academy is seeking qualified Instructors. In hip hop, tap, jazz & contemporary. Interviewing qualified Head instructors for our growing tot Ages 3-5 & ages 6-8 beginner programs. Looking to hire immediately! We are an exciting, established dance studio offering classes in all forms of dance to ages 3 through adult. If interested, send resume to jonathan.webb(a)shakerdanceacademy.net or call 216-591-2300.

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Looking for a producer or director - comedy short
by ejl5245＠roadrunner.com 23 Jun '19

23 Jun '19

Hello, I am offering for potential production my comedy short - _Cricket Flambe_ - a four character, one location screenplay, ideal for eager any producers or directors who want to add quality work to their portfolio. LOG LINE: A family dinner invitation sours when a big hearted young man introduces his latest girlfriend full of surprises to his traditional parents resulting in tables turned and conventions burned, literally. Contact me for a copy of the screenplay. Let's talk. Thanks,Ed

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SHOWTIME short film casting in Cleveland
by Actor Factory 22 Jun '19

22 Jun '19

LILLIAN PYLES CASTING is casting a short film. "THE EFFECTS" is shooting in Cleveland and airing on SHOWTIME! Theme: WHAT IS POWER IN THEIR COMMUNITY? The short film, ‘THE EFFECTS’, explores how Rosa's mental health and family suffers because her father is unexpectedly threatened with deportation. She faces a critical decision, which will impact the life of her family and community. WE WANT PAID ACTORS ON ALL LEVELS FOR SPEAKING ROLES (some heavier speaking roles & some one liners). Newcomers to seasoned actors welcome to audition. We want veteran actors and new faces!! PRODUCTION DATES: AUDITIONS- Selection to video self tape audition by submission only to theeffectscasting(a)gmail.com (please submit a current headshot/picture plus updated resume/bio for consideration, sides and taping instructions). Videos due Tuesday 6/25/19 by 10am EST. REHEARSALS- Monday 7/8 thru Thursday 7/18 (your particular character may not have to rehearse all days). SHOOT DATES- Friday 7/19, Saturday 7/20, Sunday 7/21 (your particular character may not have to shoot all 3 days). CHARACTER BREAKDOWN: 1. ANTONIO: 17-19 (Open ethnicity, looks younger) Very outgoing, motivator. Average body – face is always lit up with a comedic kind of look. Dressed in whatever he finds in his closet, usually – black pants & flannel shirt. 2. ROSA: 17’sh – (Hispanic) on the heavier side with a fighting personality, very creative and an out of the box thinker…always seems happy. Very stylish – likes what’s trendy, until she gets depressed, that’s when she stops caring and starts wearing joggers and a tank top. 3. JUAN: 19 – (Hispanic) - Tall and on the thin side with close cut beard, very serious. Very professional and likes to wear dress pants and shirts. Intelligent – kind of a know-it-all personality. 4. HECTOR: 40’s – (Hispanic) -On the heavier side and tall with facial hair. Well put together – wears mostly, jeans and a shirt. Very humble and kind. 5. MARIA: (Mom): MID 30’S – (Hispanic) - More on the thinner side – a strong smile, likes to wear dresses, but mainly wears her work uniform. A very strong woman. WHAT SHE SAYS –STAYS. 6. MAMA: 60’s – (Hispanic) - Average and short. Wears reading glasses with white hair. Likes to take care of everybody. 7. MANUEL: 7-10 – (Hispanic) - Average size, has a shy smile – loves his short pants and shirt – very jumpy. 8. WOMAN #1: (Open ethnicity) Age over 18. 9-10. ICE AGENTS (2): Early 40’s – Big & Husky with a serious face. In uniform – Always in a bad mood and very rude. Any ethnicity. . 11-12 DETENTION GUARDS (2): Early 40’s – Average size, serious, in uniforms. Any ethnicity. 13. CHAD: Late 30’s – Tall, clean face – professional look – wears glasses and wears a tux. Straight to the point and sarcastic. Open ethnicity. 14. PETER: Late 40’s – Clean-cut face with glasses – wears jeans and a shirt. Very optimistic. Open ethnicity. 15. SAMANTHA: Teenager 17-19 (looks younger) – Blonde hair blue or green eyes, likes to wear dresses. Preppy personality. 16. MARC: Late Teens 17-19 – Average with clean-cut beard, dresses in shorts. Has some kind of swag. Any ethnicity. 17. BRANDY: Teenager 17-19 (looks younger) Very shy & skinny with glasses. Wears pants and a shirt. Any ethnicity. 18. VERONICA: 30-40’s, soft spoken tone, runs community center. Thank you, LILLIAN PYLES CASTING Will Moore, Casting Associate ART OF ME Cleveland Independent Film Community Stephanie Wahome, Executive Director

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Cleveland Area Actors! Intro to Longform Improv Workshop Wednesday Night!
by Michael Busch 22 Jun '19

22 Jun '19

Cleveland Area Actors! Intro to Longform Improv Workshop Wednesday Night! Hello, fellow actors and aspiring actors! Ask any casting director and they will tell you improv is an integral skill for every actor. This Wednesday evening I'm holding a workshop for those who may be curious about longform improv, but not ready to fully commit to an 8 week class. This will be an overview of some improv basics I've learned through studying and performing at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and IO West in Los Angeles. Sign-up and more info here: https://www.themichaelbusch. com/improvskillworkshops <https://www.themichaelbusch.com/improvskillworkshops?fbclid=IwAR1HFOIdoqrDQ…> If you have any questions, or would like to sign up for occasional emails about classes and shows, please email michaelbuschclasses at gmail. If credits are your thing, here's my bio: Michael Busch <https://www.themichaelbusch.com/> is a Cleveland native who has over fifteen years of professional experience in the Los Angeles comedy scene and entertainment industry as an actor, writer, director, and producer. To learn more about his work and other class offerings here in Cleveland, please visit https://www.themichaelbusch.com/ Training Michael Busch is a graduate of IO’s improv training program and studied improv and sketch at The Upright Citizens Brigade <https://ucbcomedy.com/user/5147> with founders Matt Besser and Matt Walsh, among others. Experience Michael Busch has acted in sketches on Human Giant <https://youtu.be/GsgQ44_uFW4>, Key & Peele <https://youtu.be/LiwU5jPMnFw>, and Conan <https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAcWQCkAetar-Yp_XFsANHuzML-16oqcr>; written sketches and digital series for FunnyorDie <https://youtu.be/_Py6RkjNNWQ>, Comedy Central, AwesomenessTV, Break, and Maker Studios; was a member of multiple house improv (Harold) teams at IO West and UCBTLA, a writer/performer on a house sketch (Maude) team at UCBTLA, and has also written/directed/produced/acted in various other shows there. Additional television and film acting credits: The Goldbergs, Adam Ruins Everything <https://youtu.be/mid1VvK9Xpg>, Glee <https://youtu.be/RCakbY1ZIus>, The Middle, Pretty Little Liars <https://vimeo.com/220263095>, The Ghost Whisperer, Community, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Arsenio Hall Show, Body of Proof, Hope & Randy <https://youtu.be/0rprFSG8cTY>, Franklin & Bash, Workaholics, Carpoolers, Miss March, and dozens of national commercials <https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAcWQCkAetapZYVuFghpm0Bz_D-iP3nR_>. -- For class information please visit: https://www.themichaelbusch.com/classes

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Bay high seeks Technical Director
by Luke Scattergood 22 Jun '19

22 Jun '19

The Bay High School theatre department in Bay Village, Ohio is seeking a technical director for the 2019-2020 upcoming school year. The technical director's responsibilities include: building and designing the sets, running the lights and sound, and teaching/ managing student crew. Three shows: play, musical and talent show. Qualified applicants would have experience in technical theatre, a desire to promote student growth in technical areas, and an ability to work in a collaborative environment. Must be able to pass background check. Interested parties please submit resume and letter of interest to Bay high activities director Matt Spellman. matt.spellman(a)bayschoolsohio.org

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Musical Theatre Camp for All Ages!
by Seemann, Angelina 21 Jun '19

21 Jun '19

*Falls Music School* will be hosting its first ever *Musical Theatre Camp*! Join us for the first four Mondays of July to learn all about theatre! The camp will include audition prep, performance tips & tricks, how to understand yourself and others as actors through casting types/vocal types, and much, much more! Our favorite part of the camp: the very last day of the camp will include a performance for family and friends! This is one event you do not want to miss out on! *Musical Theatre Camp is open to all ages! For more information or to sign up, feel free to contact us at office(a)fallsmusicschool.com <office(a)fallsmusicschool.com> or by calling 330-451-9555.* *Dates:* July 1st, 8th, 15th, and 22nd *Time:* 1-3pm each day *Location:* Falls Music School (2160 Front St. Unit B, Cuyahoga Falls, Oh 44221) *Cost:* $75

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Teen Improv Camp Performances THIS WEEKEND ONLY!
by Sarah Clare 21 Jun '19

21 Jun '19

Need a good laugh? Join us tonight and Saturday night for our Summer Improv Camp performances at 7:30. The performances will be held in the Recital Hall in the Beck Center Music and Dance building. Tickets can be purchased at the door, or by phone at 216.521.2540 x10. Tickets are only $5.00! Come see tomorrow's stars of comedy TODAY! * * * * * Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater productions, arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, and creative arts therapies for special needs students, and gallery exhibits featuring regional artists. Sarah Clare Associate Director of Theater Education sclare(a)beckcenter.org<mailto:sclare@beckcenter.org> beckcenter.org<http://www.beckcenter.org/> | 216.521.2540 x27 See a show! Take a class! Enjoy an art exhibition! There's something for everyone at Beck Center! 2019-2020 YOUTH & TEEN THEATER SEASON: THE TRIALS OF ROBIN HOOD (October 24-27, 2019) ONCE UPON A DECADE (December 13-22, 2019) MOCKINGBIRD (February 28- March 8, 2020) ROALD DAHL'S JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH (May 8 - 17, 2020)

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Staged Reading: Three Plays by Alex Broun
by Margaret Hnat 21 Jun '19

21 Jun '19

Bay Village Community Theater will present staged readings of three short comedies by Alex Broun: “Jammed,” “Turn the Other Cheek,” and “Spading” June 22 at 2 pm at O’Neill’s Healthcare, 605 Bradley Road and June 23 at 6 pm at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 468 Bradley Road. Admission is free. Directed by Judith Mazur, the cast features Ben Saylor, Patrick Meehan, and Barb Wysocki. Sent from my iPad

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BorderLight Festival seeks seasonal staff + volunteers
by dale.heinen＠gmail.com 21 Jun '19

21 Jun '19

BorderLight International Theatre + Fringe Festival <http://www.borderlightcle.org/> has paid and volunteer roles to fill! To volunteer, please sign up at: https://www.borderlightcle.org/volunteer/ (Free t-shirt! Free theatre and other perks!) To apply for any job below, please visit: https://www.borderlightcle.org/work-with-us/ Patron Services Manager: Apply by: Mon., June 24 Contract: June 28 - August 5, part-time Salary: $2330 for a 5-week contract Description: The Patron Services Manager is responsible for all aspects of ticket sales, customer service, operations and personnel management of the Box Office for BorderLight International Theatre Festival + Fringe. Venue Managers: Apply by: Tues., June 25 Contract: July 21-28 (tbc) Pay rate: approximately $20/hour Description: In charge of the overall running of designated Festival venue, which may include more than one stage, including opening and closing the venue. Understand all venue specifications and rules. Problem solve for any issues that arise with staff, productions, or patrons in their venue. Should be able to assist in a technical capacity as needed. Report to Patron Services Manager; direct reports include House Managers and Volunteer Leads. House Managers: Apply by: Tues., June 25 Contract: July 23-27 (tbc) Pay rate: approximately $15/hour Description: Friendly, customer-facing role. Ensure the safety and well-being of the patrons in the space; prepare the theatre for patrons and coordinate their seating; address patron concerns, report issues to the Venue Manager each day; make pertinent announcements to patrons; report the house count for each performance; work with stage managers to turn the house over on schedule. Report to Venue Manager; direct reports include volunteer ushers. Box Office Hub Managers: Apply by: Fri., June 28 Contract: July 21-28 (tbc) Pay rate: approximately $15/hour Description: Oversee Box Office staff and ensure the smooth functioning of ticket sales at designated hub; supervise processing of all hub transactions and provide an accurate accounting of ticket sales; act as friendly customer service 'face' of the festival; will become familiar with Vendini and the technology necessary for ticket sales. Report to Patron Services Manager; direct reports include Box Office Associates. Box Office Associates: Apply by: Fri., June 28 Contract: July 21-27 (tbc) Pay rate: approximately $12/hour Description: Provide friendly, excellent customer service to patrons. Will need to have comprehensive knowledge of festival shows in order to actively promote them. Able to work under pressure; able to execute effective and efficient sales via Vendini, over the phone and in person (training in Vendini will be provided); responsible for accurately processing payments on the ticketing system. Report to Box Office Hub Manager. Stage Manager: Contract: July 23-27 (tbc) Pay rate: approximately $15/hour BorderLight provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.

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Akron Symphony Seeking Artists for Music and Art Poster Series
by Thomas Moore 21 Jun '19

21 Jun '19

The Akron Symphony Orchestra will debut a Music and Art series for the 2019-20 season, with artists from across Northeast Ohio creating limited-edition posters for select concerts. Interested artists are asked to submit a poster design that represents their own interpretation of a selected concert based on the music and/or composer. There are no requirements on colors or the finished size of the poster. Up to four artists will be selected for each concert and selected artists: * will receive two free tickets for the performance, * will have the opportunity to display and sell their artwork the night of the concert at The University of Akron's E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall, * will have their poster featured on the Symphony's social media channels. "We are always exploring opportunities to create partnerships that have a positive impact on the community," said Thomas Moore, Director of Marketing for the Akron Symphony. "Musicians and artists have long inspired each other, so building a relationship between the Symphony and the many creative artists in Northeast Ohio is a natural extension of those longstanding ties." The performances that will be featured in the Music and Art series are: * Symphonic Shakespeare on October 19 * The Four Seasons on November 16 * Mozart's Requiem on February 22 * Symphonic Dances on May 16 Artists who are interested in participating in the project may submit their art by September 1, 2019, by visiting akronsymphony.org/music-art.?

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