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Kevin Scheid, CSU's School of Film and Media Arts, Showcased on "Wake Up And Live With e Arts"
by sue holland johnson 21 Mar '19

21 Mar '19

Hello Arts Supporters. . . It'stime to . . . Meet KevinScheid https://youtu.be/vqNv4zn6N3w on "WakeUp And Live With the Arts" WUAL with Kevin Scheid https://youtu.be/vqNv4zn6N3w Kevin chats with Sue Johnson, Host, about CSU's School of Filmand Media Arts, now completely operational. Kevin describes the variety of film &media-related programs being offered. Kevin will be in the first class ofgraduates. He is also an independent filmmaker who is in the process ofdeveloping his short film project. Kevin also invites viewing audiencesto attend the upcoming short film free showcase, Cleveland Cinematique, May8th. Sue JohnsonDirector, Wake UpAnd Live's Actors' StudioProducer, "Wake UpAnd Live With the Arts"wakeupandlives(a)gmail.com Take a Look! See past YouTube clips of some of our recent & past featured guestson ''WU&Lw/Arts." WUAL Playlist: https://www.youtub e.com/playlist?list=PL490E91078C2251D3Scroll down and see someof your favorite artists. See the incredible amount of work whichhas brought a variety of artists to the community. . . . . .

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THE CARDINAL by Caroline Knecht | April 5
by Playwrights Local 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

Playwrights Local Presents A Staged Reading of a New Play THE CARDINAL Written by Caroline Knecht Directed by Erik Andrews With dramaturgy by Lenora Inez Brown ========================== Friday, April 5, 2019 at 7:00 pm http://www.playwrightslocal.org/2018-2019-play-lab/ Creative Space at Waterloo Arts 397 East 156th Street | Cleveland, OH 44110 Free | Recommended for Adults & Teens Tickets or Reservations Not Required ========================== SYNOPSIS The Cardinal is about a holiday dinner gone awry. It’s a story of legends, legacies, and the complicated bonds that tie family members together (or don’t). The entirety of the play takes place in four rooms of one house: the dining room, the front porch, the bathroom, and the basement. All scenes transpire on Thanksgiving 2016 in Ohio. CAST Laney Davis Deb Kirby Andy Knode Hannah Storch Rachel Zake INFO Presented as part of Playwrights Local’s 2019 Play Lab An annual incubator program for writing and revising new works For more info, visit www.playwrightslocal.org/2018-2019-play-lab/ # # #

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Pop-Cleveland! East Side Edition
by Common Room Theatre 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

POP-CLEVELAND! is making it's east side debut! Pop-Cleveland! is the comedy quiz that asks 'How Cleveland are you?'. We blend sketch comedy and mobile game play into one hilarious evening. Audience members laugh along to scenes inspired by The Land and compete in 5 unique trivia rounds to see who will reign as the new King or Queen of Cleveland! Play solo or as a team, the winner walks away with tickets to future shows so they can defend their title and venue gift cards! When: Thursday 3/21 @ 8pm Where: Play! Arcade + Kitchen - 5900 Mayfield Rd, Mayfield Heights, OH 44124 Tickets: $10 @ http://www.commonroomtheatre.com/events Website: http://www.commonroomtheatre.com/ Phone: 216-714-3371 BUY ONLINE AND SAVE Since this is our first show on the east side, we are offering 5 bucks off your ticket order. Use promo code: EAST at checkout to save! -- Common Room Theatre www.commonroomtheatre.com commonroomtheatre(a)gmail.com 216-714-3371

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See Special "Tiny Houses" Guests! Kate Eastman and James Holloway, On "Wake Up And Live With the Arts"
by sue holland johnson 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

Hello, Arts Supporters . . . (Please share & post to your socialmedia) SEE "Wake Up And Live With the Arts" and Special " Tiny Houses" Guests KateEastman, Actor & James Holloway, Actor https://youtu.be/6E7fQr8huvI WUAL with Kate Eastman and James Holloway https://youtu.be/6E7fQr8huvI Kate Eastman, whoplays "Cath," and James Holloway, who plays "Jeremiah,"have lots of fun chatting with Sue Johnson, Host, about " TinyHouses." Featuring an ensemblecast, "Tiny Houses" opens this Friday, March 23rd. For tickets:216-241-6000. Kate and James summarize the story to entice audiences to come, see the play. Kate, whois from NYC, can identify with Cath, since they're both from NYC, and all thatcomes with that. Cath"quits her lucrative, fast paced job in finance and moves across thecountry with her boyfriend to build a 200-square-foot tiny house. Turns outthat choosing a simpler life can get very complicated. Filled with lovable,idiosyncratic characters each on a quest to find a place to call home, TinyHouses is a surprising world premiere comedy about what happens when the worldshrinks." (CPH, PR.) Aspecial thanks to Kristin Netzband, Audience Development and Public RelationsManager for arranging the "Wake Up And Live With the Arts" shows atthe venerable Cleveland Playhouse.knetzband(a)clevelandplayhouse.com . 216-400-7086. Sue Johnson Director, Wake UpAnd Live's Actors' Studio Producer, "Wake UpAnd Live With the Arts"wakeupandlives(a)gmail.com. Take a Look! See past YouTube clips of some of our recent & past featured guestson ''WU&Lw/Arts." WUAL Playlist: https://www.youtub e.com/playlist?list=PL490E91078C2251D3Scroll down and see someof your favorite artists. See the incredible amount of work whichhas brought a variety of artists to the community. . . . . . Play House Square 3/15/2019

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Addams Family at Garfield Theatre opening April 5th
by Chris Satola 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

Tickets are now available for the Garfield Theatre production of The Addams Family Musical running April 5th, 6th, 12th, 14th, 26, 27th, 28th. For tickets or more information, visit https://www.garfieldtheatre.org/addams -- Confidentiality Notice: This message may contain confidential information, including, but not limited to, student personally identifiable information. Such information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, printing, distribution, or the taking of any action in reliance on the contents of the information contained herein is strictly prohibited. If you receive this e-mail message in error, please immediately notify me. Thank you!

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Kent State School of Theatre and Dance seeks Dance Instructors
by Koneval, Joni 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

Kent State University’s School of Theatre and Dance is accepting applications of dance instructors interested in adjunct instruction of dance. The School’s Dance Division offers a wide array of one - credit hour studio dance classes in various disciplines, with multiple sections in Modern, Ballet, Tap and Jazz. These courses typically meet between 9:00am-3:00pm twice a week for 50 minutes per session and are open to any registered KSU student. Minimum Qualifications would include compelling teaching experience in dance and a bachelor’s degree. Interested teachers who would want to be considered for future semesters, kindly send a cover letter detailing the areas of dance for consideration, a resume or curriculum vitae, and a list of 3 current references with contact information. Materials should be addressed or emailed to: Eric van Baars, Director School of Theatre and Dance B151 Center For the Performing Arts Kent, OH 44242 fvanbaar(a)kent.edu<mailto:fvanbaar@kent.edu> --- Joni L. Koneval Marketing Coordinator School of Theatre and Dance | Porthouse Theatre Kent State University 330-672-0116 | jkoneval(a)kent.edu<mailto:jkoneval@kent.edu> www.kent.edu/theatredance<http://www.kent.edu/theatredance> | www.porthousetheatre.com<http://www.porthousetheatre.com>

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Meridian Concert
by Meredith Bruch 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

MERIDIAN THESIS CONCERT Come out and show your support next week! This spring, the Department of Dance at Case Western Reserve University will continue its 2018-2019 season with Meridian, a thesis concert featuring dance works by MFA candidate Yizhen Hu, with additional works by guest artists and CWRU alumni Karlie Budge and Yidi Lin. Performances are March 28, 29, 30 at 8 p.m. and March 31 at 2:30 p.m. at Mather Dance Center on the Case Western Reserve University campus. Yearning, a solo work choreographed by Hu, explores the experience of people who are trapped by cultural and social restrictions, and find themselves enduring intense external pressure. As they find ways to overcome these forces in order to exert their own viewpoint, the result is finding their own paths and making their own choices. A duet for two men, Synergism, explores two males who both struggle in executing certain movements. Once they come to realize that one person can facilitate another to achieve the movements that the other cannot do, they cooperate and assist each other. Hu’s Amalgamation is an abstract group piece featuring an ensemble of undergraduate and graduate students. With music by Rob Power, the work displays the process of creating a movement idea, developing it, and then reducing it back to the original. Returning to the Mather Dance Center stage is Inevitable, which explores the emotional experiences of death and loss. Hu’s choreography investigates the struggles of grief and the frustrations of helplessness, along with the realization of the unavoidable mortality of human life. Between Us, choreographed by alumni Karlie Budge and Yidi Lin, is a duet in five sections - Sneaking, Frisking, Fleeting, Floating, Seething - portraying the forming and falling out of a relationship. Budge graduated in 2016 earning her BA in dance and Lin graduated in 2016 earning her MFA in dance. The work will be performed by Yizhen Hu and Katie Nabors. Meridian runs March 28, 29, 30 at 8 p.m. and March 31 at 2:30 p.m. All performances take place at Mather Dance Center, 11201 Bellflower Road, on the Case Western Reserve University campus. Tickets are $7 for students with ID, $10 for adults 60+ and CWRU personnel, and $15 for general admission. Reservations are recommended, and may be made by calling (216) 368-5246, or online at dance.case.edu/reservations.

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THIS Fri & Sat! CSU Presents the 2019 Spring Dance Concert @ Playhouse Square
by Theatre 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

--------------------------------------- CSU Presents the 2019 Spring Dance Concert March 22 & 23 Will feature CSU Dance Company, AntonioBrownDance Company and Habib Iddrisu Cleveland State University's Department of Theatre and Dance, a Resident Company of Playhouse Square, will present its annual Spring Dance Concert on Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 at 7:30pm at the Allen Theatre, Playhouse Square, 1407 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland. All tickets are $5.00 and may be purchased by phone at 216.241.6000, online at playhousesquare.org<http://www.playhousesquare.org/events/detail/csu-spring-dance-concert-2019> or in person ahead of time at the State Theatre Ticket Office<http://www.playhousesquare.org/events/detail/csu-spring-dance-concert-2019>, located at 1519 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland. Tickets are also available at the Allen Theatre on the nights of the performances. The concert features the CSU DANCE COMPANY, FACULTY, ALUMNI, MUSICIANS, GUEST ARTISTS and the new apprentice ensemble VIKING DANCE GROUP. Choreographers include Antonio Brown, formerly of Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, Tyler Ring of GroundWorks DanceTheater, Bryant Henderson, a visiting assistant professor of dance at CSU and Dr. Habib Iddrisu, a master drummer who is on the faculty at the University of Oregon. This repertory concert consists of both newly created and restaged works that represent varied artistic styles, traditions and music, with special appearances by the six-member AntonioBrownDance Company and Habib Iddrisu. About the Concert: Antonio Brown's newest work created for the CSU Dance Company, Our Room ... Only Imagined, takes an affectionate look back to his younger self. As an only child with a vast imagination, Antonio spent much of his time creating elaborate new worlds and inhabiting those worlds with fantastical toy creatures. Supported by an energized sound score created by Brown, this piece will take the viewer on an intimate journey inside one of these magical worlds. The New York based AntonioBrownDance will perform an ever-evolving work titled Mixtape. Compiled of various short movement and sound studies, this work explores the connections people have to sound and to music, and the consequences that repeated listening experiences can have on their bodies and their movement choices. Dr. Habib Iddrisu, a traditionally trained dancer, musician, and oral historian from Northern Ghana, has returned as guest artist to stage the energetic and exuberant Yankadi/Macru featuring the CSU Dance Company and the Viking Dance Group. Mostly popular along the Guinea Coast of West Africa, Yankadi/Macru is offered as a celebratory music/dance form for a variety of occasions. This version highlights the possibilities and adaptations of traditional styles to proscenium stages across the African Diaspora. Tyler Ring's piece, The Depth Between features four senior dance majors performing to a moving piano score by composer Goldmund. The dance focuses on shifting relationships created through explorations in three-dimensional movement and the negative space between the dancers, allowing for new and unexpected interactions. Bryant Henderson will be premiering two new works. The first piece, US/them, is a collaborative work created and performed with CSU alumna Anne Howard. Henderson and Howard have teamed up with Dr. Bob Roche, Assistant Lecturer in Music Education at CSU, who will perform an original score to support this work. US/them is inspired by, explores, and references the hypocrisy and divisive characteristics experienced within contemporary social and political narratives in our country. Henderson second work, Near the Edge, will be performed by the CSU Dance Company. This contemporary-urban piece considers the human experience of accepting and resisting social relationships and conformity, and how these continuous negotiations impact one's sense of individuality and control. These experiences are tangibly represented by the dancers' practical work of re-organizing and manipulating wooden boxes designed by Associate Professor of Theatre, Russ Borski. The evening will begin with a pre-concert Allen Theatre lobby performance of an excerpt of Tammy Metz Starr's Saffron Days, performed by the Viking Dance Group. This ode to spring weather-which cannot arrive soon enough- features dancers performing simultaneous Butoh-influenced solos. And, as the audience is ushered into their seats, they will be greeted by an additional pre-concert welcome from eight CSU Alumnae, created in collaboration with Lynn Deering. About Cleveland State University Founded in 1964, Cleveland State University is a public research institution that provides a dynamic setting for Engaged Learning. With 17,000-plus students, nine colleges and more than 175 academic programs, CSU was again chosen for 2017 as one of America's best universities by U.S. News & World Report. Find more information at www.csuohio.edu<http://www.csuohio.edu>. ---------------------------------------

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MAMMA MIA! opens at CVLT on Friday and tix for the run are already half gone…
by Chagrin Valley Little Theatre 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

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ATTN: Lorain County artists! Register for Teaching Artist Professional Development on Sept 20 & 21
by Katie McCullough 20 Mar '19

20 Mar '19

TEACHING ARTIST PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES presented in partnership by the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning, The Nord Family Foundation, and TrueNorth Cultural Arts MODULE ONE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT: TEACHING ARTIST PREPAREDNESS SEPTEMBER 20 & 21, 2018 | 10AM - 3PM LOCATION: True North Cultural Arts 739-1 Moore Rd, Avon Lake, OH 44012 REGISTRATION DEADLINE & FEE: $50 Early bird pricing (by 9/7) $75 Late registration (by 9/12) Register at arts-inspiredlearning.org/module-one-registration/<https://arts-inspiredlearning.org/module-one-registration/> AREAS OF EMPHASIS INCLUDE: * Arts Integration * Youth Development * Behavior Management * Curricular Connections * Outcomes & Indicators * Strategies & Activities * Program Development: Teaching Artist Preparation This two-day module is intended for working professional artists in all disciplines who are new to working as a teaching artist and current teaching artists who would like to enhance or improve their knowledge and skills. This session is recommended for anyone interested in joining the teaching artist roster of the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning. Participants who successfully complete the session and program plan will be awarded a digital badge representing their knowledge and competency in arts-integrated program development. A digital badge provides evidence of achievement as a result of participation and specific accomplishments completed during and after the session. Digital badges may be included in an online portfolio and/or other micro-credentialing sites, such as Mozilla Backpack. Questions? call 216.561.5005 x23 or email emma(a)arts-inspiredlearning.org Register at arts-inspiredlearning.org/module-one-registration/<https://arts-inspiredlearning.org/module-one-registration/> Katie McCullough, Marketing Manager Center for Arts-Inspired Learning<http://arts-inspiredlearning.org/> 10917 Magnolia Drive Cleveland, Ohio 44106 E: katie(a)arts-inspiredlearning.org P: 216-561-5005 x13 Center for Arts-Inspired Learning is the 2018 Governor's Award Winner for Arts Education in Ohio.

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