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LAST SCARY WEEKEND: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
by James Charpie 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

Based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. *WHAT:* * Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde* *By: Richard Abbott* *DIRECTOR:* Michael A Lenzo *WHO (cast):* Featuring: *Justin Steck* as Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde With: *Caralyn Doerge* *Glendoria Burris* *Chris Herak* *Tyler Barhorst* *Lawrence F Wilson* *Neil A Oblonsky* *Angela Savochka* *Paula Santa* *Paul Winter* *Allan Ambrochowicz* *WHERE:* *East Cleveland Theater* *14108 Euclid Avenue* *East Cleveland, Ohio, 44112* Directly across the street from the East Cleveland Library. There is a lighted and guarded parking lot behind the theater. Enjoy a meal before the show: *Only 1.6 miles from the Coventry area (approx 7 min)* *Only 1.7 miles from Little Italy (approx 7 min)* *Only 1.8 miles from University Circle (approx 8 min)* *Only 8.8 miles from Downtown (approx 18 min)* *WHEN:** October 05 thru 28, 2018* Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm Sundays at 3pm *WHY:* An enjoyable evening out ... whether alone or with someone special. You deserve it. *HOW:* Tickets are available online at www.eastclevelandtheater.org (credit cards only), or at the theater box office (cash & credit cards). *QUESTIONS:* 216-851-8721 *We hope to see you there.* East Cleveland Theater www.eastclevelandtheater.org

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MOSAICS Case Western Reserve Department of Dance
by Meredith Bruch 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

MOSAICS November 9, 10, and 15 - 17 at 8:00 pm and November 11 at 2:30 pm Mather Dance Center The Department of Dance at Case Western Reserve University celebrates movement and innovation by leading off the 2018-19 season with Mosaics, a collection of new, revisited, and guest artist dance works on November 9, 10, and 15 - 17 at 8:00 pm and November 11 at 2:30 pm at Mather Dance Center on the CWRU campus. Showcasing the department’s successes with the use of new technologies, the program will feature the return of Gary Galbraith's visually stunning dance Imagined Odyssey as well as a new work marking another installment in his series of 'media rich' dance-works. Injecting high energy will be Caffeinated, the fast paced work by renowned choreographer Larry Keigwin contrasted by the grace of Nai-Ni Chen’s Bamboo Prayer. Caffeinated, choreographed by Larry Keigwin, is a zany and charming highly charged dance set to Philip Glass’s “Glasspiece # 3”. The work was commissioned by NYU’s dance department and was recently expanded by Jaclyn Walsh, Keigwin’s regisseur, for a cast of 13 CWRU dancers which includes graduate students and undergraduate dance majors. Returning to the Mather Dance Center stage is Bamboo Prayer, a dance for five women choreographed by Nai-Ni Chen that was commissioned by the Joyce Theater in New York where it premiered in 1998. Inspired by the beauty of bamboo, a plant abundant in Chen’s native Taiwan, the dance exudes strength, resiliency and grace embodied in women. Chen was in residency at CWRU for one week to set the dance in the Fall of 2017. Last year marked the first time a group other than Chen’s New York based company performed the work. Imagined Odyssey, created through a collaborative project with CWRU’s Interactive Commons and Gary Galbraith, artistic director of the Department of Dance, is receiving its encore performance due to its success and popularity with our patrons. The groundbreaking, narrative-based technology work utilizes live holographic imagery featuring Microsoft’s HoloLens, an augmented reality holographic headset. Members of the audience will wear HoloLens in order to watch the dancers and holograms move seamlessly on stage as the merging of choreography with holographic content and particles made entirely of light magically create the mysterious landscape of sets and props. These performances will again mark one of the largest numbers of people in the world to simultaneously experience a live holographic presentation using HoloLens. The unique collaboration draws upon the expertise of dancers, artists, illustrators, programmers, network engineers, and more. Galbraith’s new three-sectioned untitled work is another in his long line of media rich dance works. This new work set to haunting and intensely beautiful music finds Galbraith exploring responsive media with projection mapping in new ways to create colorful moving images projected onto dancers, the floor, and set elements. Ticket Information All performances take place at Mather Dance Center, 11201 Bellflower Road, on the Case Western Reserve University campus. Ticket reservations are highly recommended and should be reserved by calling (216) 368-5246 or online at dance.case/reservations. Tickets are also available at Mather Dance Center prior to each performance. General admission is $15, Senior and CWRU faculty/staff tickets are $10, student tickets are $7 (student discounts NOT available Nov. 17). Cash/check ONLY.

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Casting Call for Short Film called GPS
by Bryan Geary 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

Monday October 29 at Mayfield Library from 6:30 pm - 8:30pm. Here’s what we need ... 1. Male any race 35-50. 2. Female 25-35 Caucasian. 3. Male, 25-45 Caucasian. 4. Female 17-22 any race but would prefer minority. Also need assistant director. No sides needed. We will use improv for your audition. Please bring headshot and resume. This is for the short film titled GPS. Non Union and no pay. Crafty will be provided. Thank you!

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Does anyone have 2 tickets they can't use and want to sell...
by Vera Spurlock 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

For great lakes production of Pride and prejudice at the Hanna?? I forgot to buy them for my daughter's Christmas gift...forgetful mama! Sat or Sunday afternoon Nov 3 or 4. Thank you!!

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Berko review: JOHN @ Dobama
by Roy Berko 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

*•••••••••••••••••••••••••••* *Capsule judgement: In spite of several outstanding performances, Dobama’s “John” is overly long and too slowly paced. The author misses the opportunity to develop the potential of the core concepts of the tale. It is worth the long sit, however, to experience the astounding five-minute between acts monologue by Dorothy Silver!* *To read the entire review go to: **www.royberko.info* <http://www.royberko.info>*. ** To read the capsule judgements of the other Cleveland reviewers go to: **www.clevelandtheaterreviews.com* <http://www.clevelandtheaterreviews.com> *••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*

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On The Seventh Day Film
by Allison Jack 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

Just a friendly reminder the next film in the LCCC Fall Film series is coming up next weekend: On The Seventh Day Friday, November 2, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. On The Seventh Day follows a group of undocumented immigrants living in Sunset Park, Brooklyn over the course of seven days. They work long hours six days a week and then spend Sundays on the soccer fields. When their team makes it to the finals, a wrench is thrown into the celebration when one of the players is told he has to work on Sunday. Thank you! To learn more about the upcoming season, visit StockerArtsCenter.com. Follow Stocker Arts Center on Facebook and @StockerArts on Twitter and Instagram. Stocker Arts Center is located on the campus of Lorain County Community College at 1005 North Abbe Road, Elyria, Ohio. Parking is free. Allison Jack Writer & Project Coordinator | Marketing & Communications Lorain County Community College (440) 366-7082

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What’s CVLT’s spring musical? We can’t tell you… yet!
by Andrew Rothman 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

Our contract says Chagrin Valley Little Theatre isn’t allowed to say what our Spring musical is until November 16th. *Maybe this video featuring director Fred Sternfeld will give you a clue… <https://www.facebook.com/12134459483/posts/10156599299564484/>* (Auditions coming in early December.) *Chagrin Valley Little Theatre* CVLT.org | (440) 247-8955 -- Drew Rothman Chagrin Valley Little Theatre CVLT.org

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Casting Call - Photo Shoot
by Jeremy Cohen 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

IMPORTANT: READ ENTIRE MESSAGE BEFORE SUBMITTING Quickfire Productions seeks: *1 Male Talent* *Age: *24-36 *Ethnicity: *Any *Facial Hair: *Shaggy beards preferred but not necessary *Build: *Slight Huskiness to Moderately Athletic *Height*: 5’6” - 5’11” *Sizes: *Must be able to fit into men’s MEDIUM or LARGE. *Skills:* Cooking and outdoor experience, (hunting - hiking - fishing - etc) preferred but not necessary. Greater Cleveland Area Locals Preferred - (will consider non locals, but* transportation and milage reimbursement WILL NOT BE PROVIDED*) *Shoot Date: 10/31/18* *Time:* TBD *Location: *Aurora, Oh *Rate: *125/6 (25/hr if anything further) In order to be considered please send an email with headshot, resume and contact information to: *info(a)quickfirenow.com <info(a)quickfirenow.com>* Submission Deadline *8:00 AM 10/29/18* In order to be considered all submissions must include “*FIR0306”* in the subject line. - copy and paste what is in-between the quotes to ensure accurate sorting. Only submit if you are *fully* available on 10/31 -- Jeremy Cohen VOICE OVER <http://www.jeremycohenvo.com/> Voice Over - info(a)jeremycohenvo.com General - jerbenco(a)gmail.com

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Hudson Players Arsenic and Old Lace Starts the Season Off with Laughs
by Durbin, Mark H. 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

>From Hudson Players: Arsenic and Old Lace Starts Off Hudson Players Season with Laughs There is no better description for the dark comedy classic Arsenic and Old Lace than "Insanity doesn't just run in the Brewster family - it gallops!" The timeless comedic gem kicks off the Hudson Player's 74th season when it premieres Friday, November 2, at the Barlow Community Center, 41 South Oviatt Street in Hudson. Written by Joseph Kesselring, it also will be presented November 3, 9, 10, 11, 16 and 17, with showtime at 8:00 p.m., except for the 2:00 p.m. matinee on Sunday, November 11. An uproarious farce, Arsenic and Old Lace is an American classic. Life is good for Mortimer Brewster. With a dream job as a drama critic for a prominent New York newspaper and recent engagement to his sweetheart Elaine, what could go wrong? Well, what about finding out that his sweet, spinster aunts Martha and Abby have been poisoning lonely old men for years with homemade elderberry wine laced with a touch of arsenic. More? What about learning that his brother Teddy, who thinks himself to be Teddy Roosevelt, has been burying his aunts' victims in the basement thinking they succumbed to Yellow Fever at the Panama Canal. Had enough? How about Mortimer's other brother, the maniacal criminal Jonathan, who decides to hideout from the police at his aunts' house with alcoholic sidekick, Dr. Einstein, on the same night that the aunts were planning to bury their latest victim, which also happens to be the same night Mortimer stops by with his fiancée. Mix in multiple policemen, including one who wants to be a playwright, and Elaine's pious minister father, Mortimer must rally to help his aunts and protect his fiancé - all while trying to keep his own sanity and avoid his murderous brother's intentions. Anne Guffey is directing Arsenic and Old Lace and says the cast has been having a lot of fun with this dark comedic material. "I have been blessed with an experienced cast that has worked hard and also laughed hard throughout the rehearsal process," said Guffey. "The actor playing Jonathan scares us regularly...he's pretty creepy but in a nice way!" Guffey had been looking for an opportunity to get back into directing and this show has always been a favorite, saying it is a "lovely period piece with humor that stands the test of time." The cast includes: Christian Achkar as Mortimer, Tammy Carder as Abby Brewster, Norene Jones as Martha Brewster, Brian O. Jackson as Jonathan, Brad Lane as Teddy, Will Bennett as Dr. Einstein, Mark Moore as Rev. Harper, Glen Johnson as Officer Brophy, Victoria Kirgesner as Elaine; Steve Bronfman as Mr. Gibbs/Mr. Witherspoon; and Nathan Hill as Officer O'Hara. The producer for Arsenic and Old Lace is Gary Maher; Mike Guffey is the stage manager; Kyle Shearer is the lighting designer; Kimberly Borukhovsky is the costume designer; the set is designed by Sally Marquinez and Tim Steiner, and Marianne Carlson is doing props. To purchase tickets for Arsenic and Old Lace to www.hudsonplayers.com<http://www.hudsonplayers.com>, or call the Hudson Players box office at (330) 655-8522 for more information. Regular tickets are $14.00. Students and Seniors are $12.00. Hudson Players season tickets offer the best opportunity for the best seats, the best savings and the best dates. A three-show season ticket subscription can still be purchased for only $30 - a $12 savings compared to purchasing the tickets at the regular price. Another advantage is season ticket holders get to pick their performance nights and seats in advance. Plus, they can exchange tickets to accommodate schedule changes at no added cost. Other shows in the Hudson Players 2018-2019 season include the new musical Hands on a Hard Body in February and the classic light opera favorite Pirates of Penzance in May. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The information contained in this message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the recipient(s) named above. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient or an agent responsible for delivering it to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this document in error and that any review, dissemination, distribution, or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately, and delete the original message.

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Next Open Meeting Of Songwriter Summit - November 5th 7PM
by Newsletter Editor 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

---------------------------------------------------------------- Do You Write Songs? Join Us On November, 5th For Our Next General Meeting The next meeting of the Songwriter Summit (nee: Summit County Songwriter Circle) will be held on November 5th at 2 Girls Cafe & Bakery, 3703 Darrow Road in Stow, OH. Our general meeting begins at 7 PM and is usually over by 9 o’clock. Meetings feature presentations of new songs or works in progress offered by members and non-members alike. You do not need to be a member to present a song and you do not need to be a writer to attend the meeting. Members discuss the songs, offer gentle critique and comment as requested by the performer. Songwriter Summit exists to connect songwriters throughout the area and has members that often travel from Pennsylvania and West Virginia to attend. Our musical tastes cover a wide variety of genres and styles and all are welcome. You can see what a typical meeting looks like here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1doIbNi1rX4&feature=youtu.be <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1doIbNi1rX4&feature=youtu.be> Here’s our website if you need additional information on the group: http://www.songwritersummit.com <http://www.songwritersummit.com/> Here’s a link to a recent newsletter: http://www.songwritersummit.com/Newsletters/May2018/May2018.htm <http://www.songwritersummit.com/Newsletters/May2018/May2018.htm> IF YOU PLAN TO PRESENT A SONG: Please provide 30 copies of the lyrics so that members will be able to follow along and make notes during the performance. Lyric sheets will be returned to you and the end of the evening to protect your copyright if requested. You may opt-in to the video we do each month if you desire and if you sign the video release that gives us permission to use your presentation. If you play a keyboard or other instrument that requires amplification you are responsible for your own gear. Check us out. We meet on the first Monday most every month and would love to see you at our next meeting. ----------------------------------------------------------------

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