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Spark Theatre 4 Youth at Workshop Players Saturday, Feb. 22
by Workshop Players 15 Feb '25

15 Feb '25

Spark Theatre 4 Youth is a traveling children's theatre troupe that is bringing its historical story of *Harriet Tubman: An American Moses* to Workshop Players Saturday, February 22 at 7:00. Theater holds a special magic and children who become involved as audience members may very well end up on stage themselves. Honor Black History Month while inspiriting your children or grandchildren to join the ranks of those of us who long to bring joy to others by entertaining. To reserve your tickets ($12 adults, $10 children under 12) call the box office at 440-634-0472. -- Workshop Players Theatre 44820 Middle Ridge Road P.O. Box 1193, Amherst, OH 44001 Box Office: 440-634-0472 Find us on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram!

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Auditions for "School House Rock Live!"
by Annette Phelps 14 Feb '25

14 Feb '25

AUDITIONS FOR“SCHOOL HOUSEROCK LIVE!”at Broadview Heights Spotlights Theater Saturday, March 1 from 2:00PM –5:00PM and Monday, March 3 from 6:00PM –9:00PM - BY APPOINTMENTAuditioners(ages 14 and up) should signup for an audition slot here. SchoolhouseRock Live! follows Tom, a nerve-wracked school teacher who is nervous about hisfirst day of teaching. He tries to relax by watching TV, when variouscharacters representing facets of his personality emerge from the set and showhim how to win his students over with imagination and music, through such songsas “Just a Bill,” “Lolly, Lolly, Lolly” and “Conjunction Junction.” NoEquity contracts are available for this show. Invited callbacks, if necessary,may be scheduled later in the week. Rehearsals will begin the week of March 9.The show runs May 2 – 11, 2025 and will include Saturday and Sunday matinees. Theshow will be directed by Reilly Davidson and music directed by ClayHoffner. Thoseauditioning should plan to attend only one day ofauditions; be familiar with the show and its music; prepare two one-minute, contrastingsongs (one up-tempo, one ballad) in the style of the show (contemporary musicaltheater/pop); bring sheet music in the correct keys,hole-punched in a three-ring binder (singers will not be permitted to sing a cappella); and bring a list of conflicts between March9 and May 11. Forcharacter breakdown information, visit http://www.broadview-heights-spotlights.orgAdditionalquestions may be directed to the director at reillydavidsonactor(a)gmail.com .

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New Audition Information - Joseph at OTHT
by Marc C. Howard 14 Feb '25

14 Feb '25

*OLDE TOWNE HALL THEATRE * *ANNOUNCES AUDITIONS FOR ITS PRODUCTION OF:* *Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat* *Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat* is a sung-through musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, based on the character of Joseph from the Bible's Book of Genesi Directed and Choreographed by *MARC C. HOWARD* Music Direction by *D. Keith Stiver* Produced by *Victor DiAngelo* Stage Managed by *TBD* *AUDITIONS:* Sun Feb 16, 2025 - 6:00 to 8:00 pm Tues Feb 18, 2025 - 7:00 to 8:00 pm To sign up for an audition slot, please click the link below. Joseph Info And Sign Up <https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080549AFAC2CAAF58-54402267-joseph#/> *CALLBACKS:* Thurs Feb 20, 2025 - 7:00 - 9:30 pm *REHEARSALS*: Rehearsals will begin Mar 2, 2025 *PERFORMANCE DATES*: - April 25, 26. 27, 2025 - May 2. 3, 4, 2025 - May 9, 10, 2025 *If you have any questions, please email the director, at * marc.c.howard(a)gmail.com *IN NEED OF MEN!* CHARACTER INFORMATION (note: ages listed are suggested character ages) NARRATOR: Female, 25-45 Soprano/Mezzo with extended mix/belt range, Low F# to High G. (high best to E full range Mezzo) A woman, not of the time or place of the action. The audience’s guides through the story. The narrators tell Joseph’s story with word and song. Can command the stage while directing focus to story elements with great energy. An actor with a strong rock singing voice who is strong on comedy and moves well. JOSEPH: Male, 25-35 High Tenor, Low A to High G. Eleventh and favorite son of Jacob. Confident and charming. Joseph begins as a cocky teenager who, through dealing with life’s adversities, becomes a humble man and a true leader. We are looking for a genuine and truthful approach to the character. Ethnicity: All Ethnicities PHARAOH: Male, 35-45 Tenor/Baritone, Low B to High G#. Egypt’s ruler, considered a god on earth. Searching for the meaning behind his/her dreams. Portrayed as a world-famous rock star. Full of energy and confidence. May also be cast as a member of the greater ensemble. This featured role at the start of Act 2 require a good actor/singer. Elvis Presley impersonator who moves well. The character is in style a homage to Elvis; We are looking for more of the 1970’s Elvis, a loose cannon, with idiosyncrasies, dangerous. POTIPHAR: Male, 50-70 Baritone, Vocal Range D to B. Potiphar is a rich, self-indulgent, and sophisticated Egyptian capitalist who buys Joseph as a slave. Strong character actor with a powerful speaking voice. May also be cast as a member of the greater ensemble. A Noel Coward type character. May double as Jacob MRS. POTIPHAR: Female, 25-35 Alto/Mezzo. Strong dancers that exudes sexuality. Scheming, Indulgent, and confident in her pursuit of what she wants, which at this time happens to be Joseph. May also be cast as a member of the greater ensemble. JACOB: Male, 50-75 yrs. old Baritone, Low A to C. Aged father of Joseph and his eleven brothers. Strong character actor who can sing and move well. Usually doubles as Potiphar. BUTLER: Male 25-45 Tenor/Baritone. Pharaoh’s right hand. While in jail, Joseph interprets Butler’s dreams to a positive outcome. Played by one of the brothers. BAKER: Male 25-45 Tenor/Baritone. Head of Pharaoh’s kitchen. While in jail, Joseph interprets Baker’s dreams to a less-than-positive outcome. Played by one of the brothers. JOSEPH’S ELEVEN BROTHERS: Male or male identifying, Non-Specific, 20-30, Various Ranges. Actors that are skilled at (playing instruments, skating, gymnastics etc.) would be an added bonus. Eleven brothers with strong singing voices, the ability to dance, and contrasting body types and ethnicities. Requires featured solo brothers for the Baker and The Butler, Country and Western style in "One More Angel in Heaven," Jacques Brel/Maurice Chevalier style for "Canaan Days," and a strong dancer with partnering ability (Adagio) in "The Apache." - Reuben: Eldest son of Jacob. the one who is quickest to lie to Jacob - Simeon: Second son of Jacob. the brother who is first able to openly admit that they created their own misery - Levi: Third son of Jacob. - Judah: Fourth son of Jacob. Sings Harry Belafonte style in "Benjamin Calypso" - Dan: Fifth son of Jacob. - Naphtali: Sixth son of Jacob. - Gad: Seventh son of Jacob. - Asher: Eighth son of Jacob. - Issachar: Ninth son of Jacob. - Zebulun: Tenth son of Jacob. - Benjamin: Twelfth son of Jacob. Joseph accuses him of stealing the golden cup. WIVES: Female, Various Ranges – The 11 wives of Joseph’s 11 brothers. Skilled dancers and singers. Will also double as general ensemble in some scenes. There are eleven girls. Age range late teens to late 20’s. Must be excellent all-round dancers with good singing voices. (plays instruments a plus). ENSEMBLE: Male and Female, Various Ranges – Actors, singers, and dances serving as Ishmaelites, Egyptians, Canaanites, and other characters within Joseph’s story.

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New play virtual reading casting call and read-along
by Selena Awesome 14 Feb '25

14 Feb '25

We are hosting a VIRTUAL/hybrid in-person reading of my short play called “Polar~ization” this Sunday, Feb 16, 2025 from 5pm-6pm (Eastern Standard Time). This event is first and foremost a VIRTUAL event which is accessible on discord server. (And possibly zoom or teams). In person participation at Case Western Reserve in the AW Smith building (This is next to the strosacker auditorium building). Parking is in the Veale public parking lot. Masks are REQUIRED for in person participation. Kn95 masks will be available upon arrival. About the Play: A whimsical, short play with music about community love, solidarity, and collective action. The elves unite to overthrow the oligarchs (Santa and Mrs Claus) with help from some penguin friends they meet In the South Pole. It has an uplifting ending And is written like a poem (think “Where the Sidewalk Ends” or “The Night Before Christmas"). Genre: hope-core, fantasy. Cast list: Narrator 1 Narrator 2 Santa Claus (villain) Mrs. Claus (villain) Emperor Penguin (villain) Lead Elf (the protagonist speaker ) Lead Penguin (surfer dude, a friend of the elves) Ensembles: there are 2 ensembles of protagonists. These groups move somewhat in unison and together have 1 speaking line. The purpose of a large ensemble is a (quite literal), SHOW of solidarity. Elves (8-10 people+) -unionizing workers and natives to the North Pole. The exploited main protagonists of the story. Rockhopper penguins (8-10 people+). -surfers, ice-brick technicians, native to the South Pole. Overall cool dudes. Roles are open to all genders and demographics. Artists with disabilities, LGBTQAIP+ artists, and artists of the global majority are strongly encouraged to participate. You are welcome to listen along like story time, or to participate and read for one of the roles. This is an unpaid activity to assist in the artistic process of new play development. Email Selena (she/they) at Selena.vicario(a)gmail.com or Selena.awesome(a)proton.me for access to the script, the room number, or virtual link. watch the trailer teaser here: https://youtu.be/s7-fHUmQhek?feature=shared Selena Awesome Vicarío (She/they) Selena.vicario(a)gmail.com Selena.awesome(a)proton.me

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CHARLOTTE"S WEB @ WRP' YOUNG ARTIST THEATRE: SIGN UP TODAY
by August Scarpelli 14 Feb '25

14 Feb '25

JOIN US! STARTING SOON! CALLING ALL STUDENTS ages 6-18!! Young Artists’ Theatre Our Young Artists’ Theatre program contains many wonderful opportunities for young performers to step into the spotlight, learn the art of theatre, and bring timeless stories to life! This program, which features a full scale production on our mainstage, focuses on building confidence, creativity, and teamwork as students work together to put on a production. This Season: Charlotte's Web Join us in telling the beloved story of Charlotte's Web! Auditions will take place on the first day of rehearsal, giving every participant a chance to shine. The Children's Literature Association named this "the best American children's book of the past two hundred years," and Joseph Robinette, working with the advice of E.B. White, has created a play that captures this work in a thrilling and utterly practical theatrical presentation. The costumes and unit set may be simple or as colorful and elaborate as you wish; it's the story and relationships that make the show. All the enchanting characters are here: Wilbur, the irresistible young pig who desperately wants to avoid the butcher; Fern, a girl who understands what animals say to each other; Templeton, the gluttonous rat who can occasionally be talked into a good deed; the Zuckerman family; the Arables; and, most of all, the extraordinary spider, Charlotte, who proves to be “a true friend and a good writer.” Determined to save Wilbur, Charlotte begins her campaign with the "miracle" of her web in which she writes, "Some pig." It's the beginning of a victorious campaign which ultimately ends with the now-safe Wilbur doing what is most important to Charlotte. This is a beautiful, knowing play about friendship that will give your actors a great opportunity and your audience an evening of enchantment. Rehearsals Begin: TBD (Between 2/26 and 3/2) Performances: March 21 - 23, 2025 Enrollment Fee: $50 per student (limited to 30 students) Tickets: $20 https://www.thewrp.org/youth-mainstage <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thewrp.org%2Fyouth-mainsta…> This is a stage adventure you won’t want to miss! -- August Scarpelli Artistic Director Western Reserve Playhouse august(a)thewrp.org (440)654-3624 -- This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail. Please notify the sender immediately by e-mail if you have received this e-mail by mistake and delete this e-mail from your system. If you are not the intended recipient you are notified that disclosing, copying, distributing or taking any action in reliance on the contents of this information is strictly prohibited.

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IMPROV CLASS : Improv with Marc Moritz on Sat, February 22nd at NANCY MOSSER STUDIOS -Pittsburgh Studios!
by Marc Moritz 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

IMPROV CLASS with Marc Moritz - SATURDAY - FEBRUARY 22nd 11AM-1PM AT NMC STUDIO - Only $60! Marc Moritz is back from Los Angeles after a triumphant run in "Fiddler on the Roof" with Jason Alexander! This fun filled IMPROV workshop is for all experience levels! To REGISTER click here: *https://square.link/u/eBAixnfQ* <https://square.link/u/eBAixnfQ> ******************************************************************************************** Improv is the number one thing asked for when auditioning for and looking for representation. As every savvy actor knows, many auditions are strictly improvised and in order to BOOK, you need to have these skill sets! Learn how to better think on your feet, be more spontaneous, and come up with innovative solutions Throughout the class we’ll cover: - How to use improv to showcase your own personality/Thinking quickly on your feet - Working on different types of commercials (spokesperson, two-person, solo spots, etc.) - Using improv to make the script/copy your own - How tone can inspire your improv within the spot - Audition prepping under a tight deadline - Using improv skills when the commercial only uses physicality and no dialogue - How to do self tapes when you don’t have time to find a reader - Creating an instant character fully realized at a moment’s notice and much more! To REGISTER for this class click here: *https://square.link/u/eBAixnfQ* <https://square.link/u/eBAixnfQ>

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Call for Artists - Painting the Town: Art Competition for Utility Box Designs
by Shaker Arts Council 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

*Painting the Town: Art Competition for Utility Box Designs* Building on the success of nine years of traffic utility box projects, the Shaker Arts Council (SHAC) is pleased to announce this year’s project: *Painting the Town*. SHAC is sponsoring a juried *art competition* for the design of *utility boxes* located in Shaker Heights. Local artists are invited to participate. Please download the *attached template and application*. All designs must be submitted electronically on the template provided. Designs and applications must be submitted to SHAC via email (info(a)shakerartscouncil.org) no later than *Friday 21 March** 2025.* Eligibility: Applicants must be at least 21 years old and live or work in Shaker Heights. Applicants who reside in the Shaker Heights School District or are a member of the Shaker Arts Council also are eligible. Learn how to become a member here <http://weebly-link/557831175676068622>. Artists whose designs have been installed in three (3) consecutive years may not apply. Applicants may submit more than one (1) design, but each must be submitted in a separate email. There are no entry fees. Artists retain all copyrights to their artwork. Artists whose designs are selected will receive a $500.00 stipend after the work is installed. All entries must be anonymous. *Do not sign your submittal nor indicate your name on the submitted design document.* André Taylor, Art Educator, will serve as this year’s jury chair. Since all of the boxes have slightly different dimensions, artists whose work is selected may have to reformat their designs to fit the matched boxes. Design Criteria: - Black or very dark backgrounds are not permitted. - Words are not permitted in the designs, per the City of Shaker Heights code. - Art created in non-digital media must be digitized for submittal. - Final designs must be submitted as camera-ready, 600 dpi files. By submitting a design proposal, all artists agree to: - allow SHAC to use images of the designs on printed materials, websites and social media for promotional purposes only; - allow SHAC to photograph the work; - allow SHAC to submit the proposal to the city’s Shaker Heights Arts Task Force for their final approval and to obtain the artist’s modification of the design, if necessary, to meet the city’s requirements. Artists whose works are not selected are welcome to ask SHAC for jury feedback. *---Amara Romano* *Administrative Assistant **Shaker Arts Council ** shakerartscouncil.org <http://shakerartscouncil.org>*

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CWRU’s Department of Dance Presents Spring 2025 MFA Thesis Concert Emergence
by Ziyue Wei 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Dance continues its 2024-2025 season with *Emergence*, a thesis concert featuring Master of Fine Arts candidates Claire Christie, Mikayla Heinrich-Wong and Zhaonian Li. *Emergence *features the candidates in solos, duets, trios and ensemble works. Claire Christie restages and performs *Reverie*, a solo choreographed by Mary-Elizabeth Fenn (MFA ’22). As a significant part of her thesis work, Christie explores the depth of live performance. Through its dynamic movement vocabulary and compelling staging, *Reverie* invites audiences into a richly physical and expressive experience, illuminating the intersection of embodiment and artistic experimentation. *Because I Care*, a duet created and performed by Mikayla Heinrich-Wong and Zhaonian Li, reveals the cyclical nature of support between people. Spatial tension and partnering dynamics emphasize the weight of support—its persistence, commitment, and power. Through moments of separation, resistance, unity, solitude, and connection, the choreography reflects the evolving roles of each character, with the core of love and care for one another. *Emerging*, a collaborative project that weaves together choreography by four different choreographers will provide an opportunity for Christie, Li and Heinrich-Wong to dance together. Envisioned by department chair Karen Potter, the work is set to a percussion score and will feature solo sections for each thesis candidate that are specifically created to tap into the dancer's unique kinetic, technical and performance strengths. Choreographers include Charlaine Katsuyoshi, Yidi Lin and Richard Oaxaca, with Potter merging the solos into a culminating, converging trio. *To Whom Her Legacy Moves*, an ensemble work by Claire Christie, celebrates the enduring power of female artistry, honoring the legacy, strength, and transformative impact of women in dance—past, present, and future. This piece blends historical context, drawing from the influential modern dance techniques of Martha Graham and Doris Humphrey, with contemporary kinesthetic exploration to delve into themes of empowerment, solidarity, and self-expression. Christie’s in-depth research into the foundational approaches of these trailblazing women provides the backbone for a work that merges tradition with innovation. *In the Quiet*, an ensemble work choreographed by Mikayla Heinrich-Wong, arose from various philosophies/faiths that espouse that ‘in quietness and confidence, there is strength’. Full of precision and breath, the subtly tenacious movements communicate quiet strength, power and an assuredness that is unmistakably present amidst the placidity of individuals within a collective to profoundly allure and captivate. *In the Quiet* reveals the freedom and immense capability that results from understanding and standing firm in where one's strength and confidence lie. *Untitled*, an ensemble piece choreographed by Zhaonian Li, is set to percussion music and explores the dynamic interplay between musical rhythms and movement. Using varied rhythmic patterns, the choreography fluctuates in energy and intensity, responding to the evolving music. Through moments of tension, release, contrast, and harmony, it creates a dialogue between music and motion, highlighting the intricate relationship between rhythm, energy, and movement. *Ticket Information* Tickets are $15 for CWRU students with ID, $17 for senios age 60+, CWRU personnel and non-CWRU students, and $20 for general admission. Online tickets sales open on February 14th via *https://case.edu/artsci/dance/news-and-events/ticket-reservations* <https://case.edu/artsci/dance/news-and-events/ticket-reservations>. Performances are March 27, 28, 29 at 7:30 p.m. and March 30 at 2:30 p.m.. All performances are located at Mather Dance Center, 11040 Bellflower Road, on the Case Western Reserve campus in University Circle.

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Job Opening at Near West Theatre
by Michael Stein 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

Join a creative and dynamic team of people dedicated to Near West Theatre's community-focused mission. Current Openings: Technical Director *POSITION SUMMARY:* The Technical Director position is responsible for ensuring construction of all scenic elements for all productions, managing scenic budgets, ensuring safety of cast and crew during construction, rehearsals, and performances, and leading and training staff and volunteers in set construction. Please apply with cover letter and resume online through our website form (below). If preferred, applicants may email application directly to: hr(a)nearwesttheatre.org with the job title listed in the subject line; or mail to: Near West Theatre, ATTN: Human Resources Department, 6702 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44102. Position will remain open until filled. No phone calls, please. Near West Theatre is an equal opportunity employer and is strongly committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment where a variety of backgrounds, cultures, orientations, ideas, and talents can flourish. *KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:* · Execution of all production sets from approved technical and scenic designs · Responsible for procuring all production supplies for set construction and painting · Responsible for overall management of scenic and paint budget · Management of scenic painters for each production · Responsible for safety of actors and staff in their use of scenic elements and presence on-stage and backstage, in partnership with Stage Manager · Responsible for storage, inventory, and rental of production supplies that are part of the scenic/paint areas · Maintain rehearsal and performance site, including keeping stage, shop, and storage areas for production organized · Provide technical support at dress rehearsals and at performances as needed. · Attend all production meetings as well as any specified scenic design meetings · Responsible for construction of specialty-built props as needed · Transfer drawings from design to working/build drawings · Creates and maintains the build schedule for each production with Production Manager · Responsible for all rigging to be done in any performance space throughout the building · Manage full-time Assistant Technical Director and any contracted carpenters · On-call for all performances in case of emergency need · Make recommendations to theater leadership regarding capital purchases of technical equipment · Lead Technical Theater Work Sessions for teens and adults interested in set construction and painting as well as working backstage, technical support crews for productions (props, sound, lighting, running crew, costume repair) · Serve as a House Manager for at least one performance per production run *PREFERRED SKILLS:* · Strong knowledge of carpentry (rough and finish) · Strong knowledge of rigging, welding, blueprint reading, foam carving, painting, audio visual, and theatre lighting · Intermediate skill with Vectorworks or AutoCad · Able to perform simple electrical wiring · Strong skills in teaching, leading, and developing a team dynamic within the crew · Proficient managing other staff, including contracted staff and volunteers · Working knowledge of teaching technical skills to youth and/or adults · Ability to maintain a safe working environment and shop · Working knowledge of nonprofit organization or community theater structure. *QUALITIES & CHARACTERISTICS:* · Kind, empathetic, and collaborative in maintaining a safe and positive work environment · A proactive self-starter and creative problem-solver · Passion to serve others · An appreciation for social justice initiatives · A desire to make our community and region a better society · Passion for helping guests, patrons, participants, families, and volunteers · A willingness to support other staff and pitch in when someone needs help · Calmness under pressure and ability to be successful under tight timelines *PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:* 5+ years of technical theater production experience highly preferred; 2+ years of finish carpentry experience required. Capable of driving 24’ box truck. *EDUCATION:* Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with an emphasis in Technical Theatre, or equivalent professional experience. *PHYSICAL:* Must be able to regularly stand, walk, use hands and fingers to handle or feel objects, tools, or controls, and talk and hear. Must be able to stoop, squat, or kneel, and reach above the head. Must be able to lift 40-50 lbs. Must be able to climb 40’ ladder to access catwalk system if needed. Must be comfortable with heights of 40’ on a catwalk system and a single person lift. *JOB CLASSIFICATION:* This position is a full-time exempt position, requiring at least 40 hours per week, with flexible scheduling during production runs and special events to appropriately support the role and responsibilities including tech week and being on-call during performances. This is a salaried position starting at $45,000 annually and includes access to medical and dental coverage, paid time off, retirement benefits after one year, and other benefits outlined in Near West Theatre’s employee handbook. The position also receives 20-days paid-time-off, observance of national holidays and a 2-week institutional winter break. *B**est Regards,* *Michael Stein * *Production & Rentals Manager* www.nearwesttheatre.org

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Come Indulge In "THE ROARING 2020s: An Interactive Murder Mystery Dinner Experience" at Reithoffer's
by Jesse Oyster 13 Feb '25

13 Feb '25

Everyone loves a Murder Mystery… until the wrong person dies. * On March 6th and 13th, * come indulge in, * The Roaring 2020s: * An Interactive Murder Mystery Dinner Experience Written and Directed by Jesse Oyster Over a three course meal, explore a world of malicious mobsters and spectacular speakeasies, as backstage drama slowly takes over the night. Whether you walk out our doors as a Kitchen Comrade or a Friend of Capone’s, you’re certain to be delighted by this disastrous, devious debacle. *Location:* Reithoffer's at 17711 Ravenna Rd, Chagrin Falls, OH, 44023 *Tickets available at linktr.ee/reithoffers <http://linktr.ee/reithoffers>* For $65 guests will enjoy a genre-bending night of interactive storytelling along with catering by Normandy Catering featuring a dinner salad, entree, and dessert included in admission (Cash bar available with full bar service including craft beers, fine wines, and house crafted cocktails). *Roaring 2020s Synopsis:*Power is a precarious ladder in Capone’s Chicago, especially when his family gets involved. The owner of Pablo’s Preserves, Chicago’s newest speakeasy, finds herself in over her head trying to balance a hostile takeover from the Italian mafia, and a gold mine trade agreement for imported vodka with a mysterious Russian duchess. Forbidden loves will be revealed, ambitions will be crushed, and loyalties will be pushed past the brink as they unravel the secrets behind a mysterious death. *A Roaring Evening Itinerary:*6:30 - Interactive Cocktail Hour ft. Darts with Bertha Bronowich 7:10 - “Stepping Into Sheol” Performed by Trixie Tiramisu 7:15 - Lucy’s Opening Toast 7:30 - Dinner is Served ft. at table character interactions 8:30 - Post Dinner show scenes 10:00: Curtain Call *Dinner Menu:*Lemon Herb Grilled Chicken Beurre Blanc (gf-m) Rice Pilaf with Orzo (v-m-w) Penne Pasta with Meatballs & Italian Sausage + Normandy’s Signature Marinara (e-m-s-w) *Vegetarian: Penne Pasta with Marinara Martha’s Vineyard Salad (v-gf-tn-m) : Crisp Romaine Lettuce, Orange Segments, Candied Walnuts, Red Grapes & Crumbled Goat Cheese, Blood Orange Vinaigrette (v-gf-s) Normandy Dinner Roll (v-w) Fresh Baked Soft Yeast Dinner Roll Served with butter. Dessert: Limoncello Cookies (v-e-m-w) Shortbread Cookies with a Blend of Bright Lemon Zest & Fragrant Basil (v-e-m-w) *Descriptor Key:* (v)=vegetarian, (vg)=vegan, (gf)=gluten free, (tn)=contains tree nuts, (pn)=contains peanut, (sf)=Contains shellfish, (e)=egg, (m)=milk, (f)=fish, (s)=soy and (w)=wheat, (se)=sesame We look forward to solving this mystery with you!

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