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Help Wanted - Skyview Lodge Event Center
by Linda Hudson 21 Jan '19

21 Jan '19

We are accepting applications for the following position. Interested candidates can apply via e-mail. Interviews are generally scheduled on Tuesday and Thursday after 6:00 pm. or weekends. Send resume/and letter of interest to Linda Hudson. at skyshop1(a)aol.com <mailto:skyshop1@aol.com> Skyview Lodge Event Center Established in 1969 336 Pearl Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212 330-225-8345 Help Wanted D.J. Assistant - Part-Time Seasonal - Media Personnel Looking for a motivated, outgoing person to join our team of wedding professionals. Applicant must be reliable and be able to work flexible hours, familiar with D.J. and sound equipment. Must enjoy working the hospitality industry and willing to meet the dress code required for the position i.e. suit/dress appropriate for weddings and parties. Great position for high school, college students, young adults and or a retired person with a flexible schedule. Perfect candidate is a person that is interested in communications, arts and theater, music, broadcasting etc. Must have the ability to communicate and work well with others. Wedding experience helpful. Will train the right person. Position requires some heavy lifting and moving of equipment, speakers, displays etc. This position is a part-time seasonal position. Hours of operation are directly related to the events that are scheduled. (Part time seasonal work) Must have a flexible schedule and be willing to work nights and weekends. Scheduled events are on mostly weekends, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The position has the possibility of extra hours depending on the parties and events that are scheduled. Starting rate of pay is $10 per hour (Advancement possibility for the right candidate.) Duties * Strong speaking voice, outgoing and entertaining position for the right person. * Hosting wedding and party events. Skyview is a wedding facility and community event center. * Must be able to communicate and work well with others. A good knowledge of music is a must. * Flexible and able to take requests for songs. - Computer skills a plus. * Appearance for weddings and parties includes dress attire. * The ability to work with Bride and Groom to discuss proper music for their event. * Tear down in the evening of tables and chairs and equipment to put away after events. * Meeting with various clients to discuss the type or music, etc. for their event. * Carry and set up of band/D.J. equipment at the facility. * Able to understand musical needs for several generations of clients. * A strong knowledge of music in a wide range of age groups wedding, classical, country, rock, etc. Dress Code: * Formal attire for Wedding Events. * Semi casual for community events. Birthday, Retirement, Baby Showers, Fundraisers, etc. Our employees are part of a professional team that offers exceptional service to our guests. All applicants must be drug and alcohol free and are subject to random drug/alcohol screening. Drug and or alcohol use is grounds for immediate dismissal. Linda C. Hudson, Manager Skyview Lodge Event Center 336 Pearl Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212 Skyshop1(a)aol.com <mailto:Skyshop1@aol.com> www.skyviewlodge1969.com <http://www.skyviewlodge1969.com/> www.facebook.com/SkyviewLodgeBrunswick <http://www.facebook.com/SkyviewLodgeBrunswick> Office: 330-225-8345

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REVIEW: An Iliad at CPH (Laura Kennelly)
by Laura Kennelly 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

An Iliad @ the Cleveland Play House through 2/7 Review by Laura Kennelly How about a war story? Stomping across the bare floor of the Outcalt Theatre, the seemingly indefatigable Tarah Flanagan as The Poet calls upon the muses to sustain and inspire her as she recounts *An Iliad*. Her version, crafted by Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare, is based on the Robert Fagles translation of Homer’s classic. Co-directed by Flanagan and Andrew Carlson, the tale plucks key incidents (usually tumultuous ones) from the Greeks’ 10-year battle to conquer the beautiful city of Troy. It’s a story of tragedy (if you are rooting for Troy) and one of triumph (if you are for the Greeks) as woven into Homer’s epic of battle and death. (Full review at https://coolcleveland.com/2019/01/theater-review-iliad-cleveland-play-house… )

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AUDITIONS -- Interior @ Cleveland Public Library February 2nd
by Perry Billett 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

Production title: Interior Genre: Mystery, Drama, Horror Union / Non-Union: Non-Union Production Type: Independent, Student Project length: 10 mins Director: Perry Billett Producers: Perry Billett, Phil Bernstein Audition Location: Cleveland Public Library (LSW - 1st Floor - Louis Stokes Legacy Room) Shooting Location: Canton, OH (transportation will be provided) Email: perry.billett(a)gmail.com Compensation: Yes ($40 per day of shooting) KEY DATES Auditions: Saturday, February 2nd, 12pm - 4pm (come any time during time slot) Please email for sides. (perry.billett(a)gmail.com) Shoot Dates: Evening/night of Saturday, March 2nd (Phantom character only needed for one shoot date) Synopsis: An interior designer goes to confront a missing colleague at a client’s house, only to find the house in eerie disarray and his colleague in a state of fear -- but refusing to reveal why. Character BIOS [PHANTOM] [ETHNICITY: ANY] [GENDER MALE] [AGE: 30+] [HEIGHT: Taller preferred but not required] Eerie but charismatic; makes believe what he’s saying so that he can lure you in. Has a sadistic side. About the Filmmaker Perry Billett combines his producing, directing, editing and motion graphics experience at Cuyahoga Community College’s Student Production Office with a dual undergraduate degree in Political Science and Economics. He has used his diverse skill-set to oversee beginning-to-end production of a local business commercial, internal corporate video projects, and several independent short films. Work Example Music Video https://vimeo.com/300283709 Short Film https://vimeo.com/302758606

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Auditions! "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday"
by margaret hnat 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

Bay Village Community Theater will hold auditions for "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday" by Michael Brady Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22-23 at 7pm at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, corner of Wolf and Bradley Roads in Bay Village. Needed are two teenage girls who look 16; one female late 20s-30s; two females mid-30s to 50; and two men mid 30s-50. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Performances will be March 29-April 7 (two weekends). For more information, contact director Tim Peebles at dramatist2015(a)gmail.com

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"Forever Plaid" at Workshop Players CANCELLED Sunday, January 20
by Workshop Players 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

Due to the current weather situation, we have found it necessary to cancel the January 20 performance of "Forever Plaid". We have added an additional performance for Sunday, January 27 at 7:30 p.m. Next week's schedule: Thursday, January 31 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, February 1 at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, February 2 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 3 at 3 p.m. (sold out!) Sunday, February 3 at 7:30 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact the box office at 440-988-5613. -- Workshop Players 44820 Middle Ridge Road, Amherst, OH 44001 Box Office: 440-988-5613 (Box Office hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.) contact(a)workshopplayers.com www.workshopplayers.com "If all the world's a stage, I want better lighting!"

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Audition Announcement: The Mystery of Love and Sex
by Sara Bogomolny 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE MYSTERY OF LOVE AND SEX By Bathsheba Doran Directed by Sara Bogomolny Audition sign-ups available here: https://bit.ly/2HfJ47L <https://bit.ly/2HfJ47L?fbclid=IwAR2tsJL1sadTYevX-O_cq3LQHdO3eyYPNOBD2-ChHRs…> Audition Dates: Saturday, February 2 (by appointment): 1-4pm Sunday, February 3 (invited callbacks): 1-4pm at Chagrin Falls High School Sands Community Room 400 East Washington St., Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 Calendar: The Mystery of Love and Sex runs March 29-31. We will rehearse 4-5 weeknights/week and one weekend afternoon, beginning the week of February 19th. The rehearsal schedule is tentative and subject to change based on actor conflicts. Tech begins March 24; no conflicts will be accepted during tech week. Compensation: All actors will be paid a modest stipend. Audition requirements: -Prepare/memorize a 1-minute contemporary monologue -Bring current headshot and resume -Check your calendar for any rehearsal/performance conflicts. **If you have conflicts with callbacks, please let us know at the time of your audition** Character Breakdowns: Charlotte: (F, 18-25) fiercely intelligent, articulate, and funny; Jewish, Caucasian. Role requires partial undress, but there is no simulated sexual content. Jonny: (M, 18-25) close childhood friend of Charlotte, Christian, African American. Role requires partial undress, but there is no simulated sexual content. Howard: (M, 45-60) successful crime novelist, Jewish, Caucasian, married to Lucinda and father of Charlotte. Lucinda: (F, 45-60) dissatisfied with life, on a journey back to herself - along the way she self-medicates, married to Howard, mother of Charlotte Howard’s father: (M, 65+) **This is a walk-on, non-speaking role. If interested in this role, please email me directly for more information sara.bogomolny(a)gmail.com** Any questions? Email the director, Sara Bogomolny, at sara.bogomolny(a)gmail.com

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This afternoons staged reading of Private Lives at Western Reserve Playhouse has been cancelled
by Western Reserve Playhouse 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

*January 20, 2019* *Dear Western Reserve Playhouse Patrons:* *This message is to inform you that the **$5 Bucks Staged-Reading Series that was to happen on January 20, 2019. The 2PM performance of Noel Coward’s “ Private Lives” has been cancelled, due to the severe snowfall, drifting snow and unsafe roadways.* *Summit County issued this statement:* *Sheriff Barry has issued a Snow Emergency for Summit County.* *WE HAVE UPGRADED OUR SNOW EMERGENCY. ROADWAYS ARE HAZARDOUS WITH BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW. ONLY THOSE WHO FEEL IT IS NECESSARY TO DRIVE SHOULD BE OUT ON THE ROADWAYS * *The safety of attendees, cast and crew always comes first.* *We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to having you at another show during this run.* *“Private Lives” will be rescheduled at a later date due to this cancellation and we will announce a new date as soon as it has been scheduled. Please make sure you check on our website and social media outlets for the new show date.* *If you have purchased tickets online for this afternoon’s performance one of our staff will be in contact shortly about your options. Always feel free to call and leave a message at 330-620-7314.. For questions, please contact us atdawnsy(a)westernreserveplayhouse.org <dawnsy(a)westernreserveplayhouse.org>* *Regards,Dawn Sniadak-YamokoskiArtistic DirectorWestern Reserve Playhouse*

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Casting for new series Hotel Swirl presented by SwirlNetwork TV
by Tina Hobbs 20 Jan '19

20 Jan '19

Still looking for the following characters for the new series Hotel Swirl. Accepting video submissions through Friday, January 25. View Audition Sides on https://m.clevelandcasting.com/Audition-Sides.html. Send submission to Clevelandcasting(a)gmail.com. Place character name in the subject line. Cell phone quality is fine. Carmen (Supporting): Open ethnicity, 20s. Sexy and exotic looking. She is a paid escort and very good at her job. Lisa Hunt (feature role): Open ethnicity. Slender and exotic looking. She is married to a main character but harboring secrets. Sent from my iPhone

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Review of "An Iliad" at Cleveland Play House
by Bob Abelman 19 Jan '19

19 Jan '19

‘An Iliad’ at Cleveland Play House takes us on a theatrical odyssey Bob Abelman Cleveland Jewish News, The News Herald, The Morning Journal In “An Iliad” – an OBIE and Lortel Award-winning play conceived not long after the United States invaded Iraq and produced off-Broadway in 2012 – playwrights Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare offer a compressed, contemporized and intensely compelling take on Homer’s nearly 3000-year-old epic poem “The Iliad.” The 100-minute, one-act play draws on Robert Fagles’ accessible translation of the original work. It is made even more accessible by the highly theatrical, direct-address storytelling performed by a single actor portraying a veteran chronicler of the decade-long Trojan War and a single on-stage musician on double bass. Together, The Poet and his musical muse weave tales of domination and destruction – the defiance that drives Achilles, the killing of his best friend Patroclus, the conflicts that hound Hector, and Priam's journey to beg for the body of his son, among them – and bring 54 characters, mostly male, to life. And death. Devout wives grieving the loss of husbands, heartbroken mothers lamenting the death of sons, powerless sex slaves and woefully misguided goddesses. These are the women who reside in the periphery of the Homer’s classic story. And, in this Cleveland Play House incarnation, the story is told by women. For more of this article, go to www.clevelandjewishnews.com/columnists/bob_abelman/

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Workshop Players "Forever Plaid" Cancelled For Saturday, January 19
by Workshop Players 19 Jan '19

19 Jan '19

Due to the weather, tonight's performance of Forever pPlaid has been canceled. We have scheduled an additional performance for next Thursday, January 24th. Please contact the box office at 440-988-5613 if you wish to reschedule.

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