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HIRING! Ballet, Tap & Hip Hop Teachers
by Cleveland, Dance To EvOLvE 31 Aug '18

31 Aug '18

*** HIRING Children’s Dance Teachers *** Dance To EvOLvE is hiring various teachers for children’s ballet, tap and hip hop classes. Various locations in Greater Cleveland. Classes start in September! A bit about us: Dance To EvOLvE is unique as a mobile dance company as we don't have 'one' studio. Through our great teachers, we offer high quality classes in recreation centers, schools and other venues all around the Greater Cleveland on the east side, specializing in ages 2 - 7 years. We are a team who loves what we do! Our mission is to evolve our students through dance while creating heart-warming smiles! (Sorry for all the exclamation points, but excitement, bubbliness, and high energy is key around here.) Check out our testimonials on www.dancetoevolve.com <http://www.dancetoevolve.com/> and our social media pages including Facebook. We aren't just looking for good teachers...but great teachers or those who want to be great! Interested? Send a separate email with cover letter and resume to cleveland(a)dancetoevolve.com <mailto:cleveland@dancetoevolve.com> with the email subject "I'm ready to rock EvOLvE Cleveland classes!" Also include your availability, styles you teach, and why you feel you would be a great EvOLvE teacher. Someone will respond ASAP as we are on the fast track of hiring. Class Type: Varies between tap/ ballet combo classes and beginner hip hop classes. Location: We have multiple locations on the east side. Schedule: Schedules vary by location. Looking to confirm teachers ASAP for September classes. Starting interviews. Compensation: Hourly rate is dependent on experience and class size. Paid admin time. Bonus potential. Great training program. Things To Know Before You Email: * Our Teachers Are Fun, Dynamic, Energetic, Animated, Personable and No Drama * You Must Be Professional, Reliable, Great Communicator, Organized and Love To Take Ownership of your classes * Believe in your potential because you have the 'X' factor? We love that! We have a great teacher training program for the right candidates who need a little more support in order to become great. * Must Love and Be Great with children to young teens (We love tiny tots! No advanced classes or competitions here.) * Experience in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and/or Hip Hop (We are not a competition studio.) * Must have excellent class management while also being able to develop students and implementing creativity

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Charge Artist needed St. Ignatius High School
by Tobias Peltier 31 Aug '18

31 Aug '18

Saint Ignatius High School Drama Department is hiring a Scenic Charge for their production of *Almost, Maine*. The production techs October 14-18, 2018. Interested parties should email their portfolio and letter of interest to Tobias Peltier-Production Manager at tpeltier(a)ignatius.edu. Compensation is negotiable and based on experience. *Tobias Peltier* *Technical Director* *The Breen Center for the Performing Arts* *Technical Director- Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Network* P: 216 634 8839 C: 805 290 2178 tpeltier(a)ignatius.edu www.ignatius.edu St. Ignatius High School 1911 W. 30th St. Cleveland, OH 44113

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Hiring presenters
by Berni Coyne 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

Madscience of Northeast Ohio is currently looking for high energy individuals interested in performance and science to present our special events. We will train you in the science aspect. Qualified candidates will have a reliable vehicle, be able to pass a BCI/FBI background check and be willing to travel around northeast Ohio area. Check out our website at www.northeastohio.madscience.org and apply online if interested

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AUDITIONS for GOOD by CP Taylor with Top Hat Players at Fairview Arts Center
by Jacob Henry 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

Auditions to be held September 6th and 7th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Show dates are November 30th, December 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Top Hat Productions 4220 Youngstown-Poland Road Youngstown Ohio Set in Frankfurt Germany in the 1930's, Good has been described as the definitive piece written about the Holocaust in the English-speaking theatre. Set in pre-war Germany, it shows how John Halder, a liberal-minded professor whose best friend is the Jewish Maurice, could not only be seduced into joining the Nazism, but step-by-rationalised-step end up embracing the final solution justifying to his conscience the terrible actions. Auditioners should come prepared with a one to three minute dramatic monologue. This can be either from a film, play or self authored. Auditioners should also be prepared to read selections from the play. We are looking for auditioners who play the roles, from their monologue and the roles from the show they choose to read for, with honesty and sincerity. Auditioners will be also be expected to follow directions (basic blocking)to the best of their ability. Finally, we will be looking for those who seem as though they would work well as part of the team. Role information: **Script sides will be prepared at the audition for the roles of: **Age descriptions are purely for the final expectation of how you will be presented come showtime, not a requirement to audition for a role. Maurice: [Male, early to late thirties] A Jewish psychologist. Has an anxiety neurosis brought about by the goings on in Germany of late. Helen: [Female, early to late thirties] A housewife. She feels quite useless. She is unable to find joy in her children and fears the loss of husband to her self doubt.She is unable to find joy in her children and fears the loss of husband to her self- doubt. Anne: [Female, eighteen to mid-twenties] A bright-eyed and beautiful student of literature. Very passionate. Mother: [Female, early forties to late sixties] She is blind and senile. Very outspoken about feeling useless and unsatisfied with life. NOTE: Though she is a very sad and serious character, the actress who plays her must be able to find the humor that makes her character likeable. Freddie: [Male, early to late thirties] An SS officer who is merely a party member for the security and social esteem it brings. He does what he has to. Bouller: [Male, early to late thirties] (Dual Cast as Eichmann) High ranking member of the Nazi Party. He is the head of Tiergartenstrasse Four . (Please Read about this location prior to audition) Eichmann: [Male, early to late thirties] (Dual Cast as Bouller) An SS officer in control of the Final Solution. Elisabeth: [Female, early to late twenties] (Dual Cast as Sister) Freddie’s wife. She clearly enjoys the opportunities that being SS officer’s wife brings. Sister: [Female, early to late twenties] (Dual Cast as Elisabeth) Works at the asylum that Mother resides. Note: Shouldn’t be played with any vitriol. She is dutiful and doesn’t want to fall behind in her schedule. There is also an assortment of other minor roles that will need filled as well. We are excited to see what you all bring to this production! Can't wait to see you all there!

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IMPROV DROP-INS - FALL '18 SESSIONS - MARC MORITZ (SECOND CITY/IMPROVOLYMPIC/GIANT PORTIONS
by Marc Moritz 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

*GREETINGS IMPROV CULT* ...I mean* Hey ALL!* I hope everyone has had a grand Summer full of froth and gaity… I am currently in Dayton rehearsing and about to open a World Premiere play . More *SELF-PROMOTION *about that at the end. I am planning on resuming the *Improv Drop-Ins in the Fall of "18*. Looking at... *SATURDAYS* *6 WEEKS* *OCTOBER 6-NOVEMBER 10 2018* *11am-12:30pm.* *$10* *SPACE ANNOUNCED SOON* *ALWAYS *feel free to reach out anytime and I wish everyone a glorious , fruitful, and fun Summer! What's left of it! *Love and Respect,* *MARC MORITZ* *marcmoritz(a)gmail.com <marcmoritz(a)gmail.com>* *BANNED FROM BASEBALL* *http://www.humanracetheatre.org/shows/active-shows/banned <http://www.humanracetheatre.org/shows/active-shows/banned>*

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Call for Interpretive Dancers
by Ryan Charles Ramer 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

Gordon Square Classical Concerts is currently seeking interpretive dancers for an outdoor concert at 4pm Saturday, September 22nd @ Herman Park in celebration of the Fall Equinox. We accept all levels of skill, so long as the performers take the event seriously and give a thoughtful and expressive performance. Individual dancers/groups will receive a recording of the classical music for their dance in advanced. There is 10 minutes of music all-together for the dance portion of the concert. There will be one rehearsal at the park on Wed Sept 19th from 6pm-9pm, where dancers will run through their portion with live musicians as accompaniment (violin, viola, cello, soprano, and tenor). Dancers must be familiar with the music before the rehearsal. Pre-choreographed routines are acceptable. Artists are encouraged to keep the theme of "Fall Equinox" in mind for choices of movement and costuming. Interested persons/groups should e mail the composer, Ryan Charles Ramer to receive a recording of the music. Please keep in mind that the dances are taking place on the grass. Herman Park is located in Cleveland's Gordon Square Arts District on the west side. Contact: ryancharlesramer(a)hotmail.com

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Tri-C Auditions for A View From the Bridge performed at The Ohio Theatre
by Joshua Caraballo 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

Auditions! Tri-C Theatre Department announces auditions for the College-Wide production ofA View from the Bridge Written by Arthur Miller, Directed by Dr. Frederick Perry Open Rehearsals at Tri-C Eastern Campus Theatre Oct. 25th-27th To be performed at The Ohio Theatre Nov. 1st-3rd Auditions: Tues. September 4th at 7pm @ Tri-C WEST Theatre Wed. September 5th at 7pm @ Tri-C METRO Main Stage Theatre Thurs. September 6th at 7pm @ Tri-C EAST Auditorium Audition requirements: Please bring headshot and resume (if available), be prepared to read from the script, and be dressed to move. Monologue is not necessary, but welcome (60-90 seconds). No appointment needed. Cuyahoga Community College is dedicated to diversity in casting.

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4th Annual Cleveland Playwrights Festival
by Playwrights Local 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

The 4th Annual Cleveland Playwrights Festival Presented by Playwrights Local http://www.playwrightslocal.org/ Creative Space at Waterloo Arts 397 East 156th Street Cleveland OH 44110 Saturday September 29, 2018 11:00 a.m to 10:30 p.m. Free Tickets or Reservations Not Required Playwrights Local announces the 4th Annual Cleveland Playwrights Festival, the latest staging of this free, annual celebration of dramatic writing in Northeast Ohio. Presented on Saturday, September 29, the Festival features open workshops and craft talks, new plays by local authors, a special video screening, a unique “tabletop play,” and much more. Featured writers in the 4th Annual Cleveland Playwrights Festival include John Busser, Cornell Hubert Calhoun III, JC Cifranic, Erin E. Dolan, Agnes Herrmann, Gail Nyoka, Reys Phillips, and Amy Schwabauer. In addition, Playwrights Local is pleased to welcome the following partner companies to the event: The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival; The Dramatists Guild - Ohio Region; Literary Cleveland; Powerful Long Ladder Ensemble; and the Upstairs Web-Series. Each of these groups will present or co-present sessions in the day-long gathering. Sessions run from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. at the Creative Space at Waterloo Arts in North Collinwood (397 East 156th Street, Cleveland, OH 44110). All offerings are open to the public, and tickets or reservations are not required. The Festival is intended for adults and teens. Find out more at: http://www.playwrightslocal.org/4th-annual-cleveland-playwrights-festival/ Organization site: http://playwrightslocal.org/ Email: info(a)playwrightslocal.org Address: Creative Space at Waterloo Arts <https://www.google.com/maps?ll=41.57124,-81.571906&z=15&t=m&hl=en-US&gl=US&…> 397 East 156th Street Cleveland, OH 44110

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Cleveland Play House Position Opening: Sound and Projection Technician
by Maryann Morris 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

Sound and Projection Technician The Cleveland Play House (LORTB), the oldest continuously operating regional theatre in America, is acceptingapplications for a Sound Technician. The Sound and Projection Technicianreports to the Sound and Projection Supervisor. Responsibilities include: · Assist with theinstallation and strike of sound plots and projection equipment. · Assist with theconstruction of any specialty items such as speaker stands or projection stands · Program andoperate computers and mixing consoles · Check all soundequipment and video equipment prior to each performance making sure all gear isin proper working order, including charged batteries in all wireless equipmentand proper focus and alignment of projectors. · Execute cuesaccurately during technical rehearsals and performances as called by StageManager. · Help maintainsound and video equipment and tools making sure they are in safe and properworking order. · Maintain accurateand up to date paper work for each production including sound plot and cuesheets. · Keep booth, FXroom, and sound storage areas clean and free of debris. · Follow all healthand safety guidelines established by the theatre. Report any unsafe conditions or practices toyour supervisor immediately. RelatedResponsibilities: · Arrive on timeand ready to work. · Assist other CPHdepartments with in-house sound and video needs as necessary. Qualifications: - Knowledge of theatrical sound and video systems and equipment including mixing consoles, speakers, microphones, amplifiers, EQ and processing gear, media servers.Experience with recording, editing and playback of sound effects, music and video. - Experience with mixing live sound. - Working knowledge of theatrical sound and video software including QLab and WatchOut. - Able to work as a member of a team but also able to take on individual projects through to completion. - Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds and able to work from ladders, personnel lifts and other heights. Classification:Full-Time Seasonal, Exempt ContractDates: September, 2018 to June 2, 2019 Department:Production To apply send cover letter & resumeto the Director of Production, Penny Zaletel at pzaletel(a)clevelandplayhouse.com or mail to Penny Zaletel, Director of Production,Cleveland Play House,1901 E. 13th Street Ste. 200., Cleveland, OH 44103. EOE/AA.

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Closing Weekend of Terms of Endearment at Western Reserve Playhouse
by Western Reserve Playhouse 30 Aug '18

30 Aug '18

&lt;style&gt;.woocommerce-product-gallery{ opacity: 1 !important; }&lt;/style&gt; Hope to see you this closing weekend!!! THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8PM Western Reserve Playhouse is thrilled to be bringing to its stage “Terms of Endearment”, adapted for the stage by Dan Gordon and based on the Oscar-winning film by James L. Bret. Challenges in life and love test the resilience of a mother-daughter relationship in the stage adaptation, based on the book by Pulitzer Prize-winner Larry McMurtry and the 1983 film. Though Emma is often exasperated by her highly-opinionated mother, Aurora, they talk every day about their problems, from Aurora finding unexpected love even as she becomes a reluctant grandmother, to Emma’s struggle in her troubled marriage. When they need one another most, will they be able to find courage in each other? This funny and touching story captures the delicate, sometimes fractured bonds between mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, and lovers, both old and new. Karen Rose directs this stage adaptation of the emotional movie, filled with tenderness and comedy. This show features the amazing acting works of Kerry Scanlon, Annette Fernandez, Craig Webb, Corey East, Lisa Rupple, and Austin Sasser Tickets are $17.00 for Adults and $15.00 for Seniors/Students Go to www.westernreserveplayhouse.org to reserve your tickets today Western Reserve Playhouse, 3326 Everett Road, Bath, Ohio 44268

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