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HOT READS FOR SCANDAL SLUTS: AUTHOR TELLS ALL, MARRIES MARTIAN
by Joseph Bauer via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

The collected works of Cleveland native, author/provocateur Joey Bauer, are now available on kindle at last. Treat yourself to some of the best legal fun that you can still have with your clothes on in a red state. "Hollywood Raw" - a memoir - Movie stars caught with their pants down; teen idol tells all; "Married with Children" exposed ... Featured on the Montel Williams Show … “This book has everyone talking.” “Occupation Wiseguy” – a novel – A college boy is tapped by his uncle, a greatly feared Mafioso, to write his biography. It was a good day for a murder. Based on the true story of the Cleveland mob and the mascot who blew their house down. "Teen Angels" - a play – Kids at juvenile hall and an ally fight the power. Only the strong survive. Meet the collateral damage, the boys and girls who might have been you or yours. Their pain has a long shelf life, and it demands to be felt. Based on a true story. "Skating Hollywood Blvd." - five plays about life in the Hollywood fast lane. "The biggest dreamers of all are drawn to Tinseltown like moths to a flame. Every guy you meet there has a headshot, a screenplay and a fantasy: scores the Porsche, wins the Oscar and pulls mad freaky starlet puss." "Mendy Berry, Jewish Cowboy" - a play - Baby boomers Mendy and Chunky, his black-and-proud sidekick, pledged loyalty until the end, and this is it. As kids, they found sanctuary from abusive fathers, ruthless bullies and poverty at their neighborhood movie house. For Mendy, the matinee never ended, but, for Chunky, it ended way too soon. "Two Old Jews walk in a Deli" - a play - "You don't have to be Jewish to love matzo ball soup, but it wouldn't hurt." The story of two pals, corned beef, Viagra and a hot waitress with a big secret. "Two Guys from Cleveland" - a novel - Best pals fall for the same girl, who offers them a timeshare. She marries one of them, but still itches for his sidekick. When she starts scratching, things get crazy. "Cue the Sunset" - a play - Two boys have champagne tastes and Kool Aid budgets. They set out to seek their fortune with a liquor store cashier, the cops, a gun and Fate awaiting them at day's end. Tomorrow wasn’t promised.

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$10 Industry Night — “She Stoops to Conquer” at CPH
by Erica Beimesche via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

>From the CWRU/CPH MFA Acting Program She Stoops to Conquer<http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/shows/2016/she-stoops-to-conquer> Industry Night at Cleveland Play House Friday, March 17 | 7:30 p.m. | Helen Theatre Calling all members of the theatre industry! Spend your St. Patrick’s Day evening in high style with a drink ticket (pick up at will call) and a $10 seat to She Stoops to Conquer, the CWRU/CPH MFA Acting Program’s final show of the season. Use promo code INDUS<http://ev15.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/EVExecMacro?linkID=psq&evm=prmo&R…> to try your luck with this romantic comedy of manners. When two young city gentlemen pursue romance in the country they come up against more than they bargained for in this insightful and witty romantic romp. It’s city vs. country, men vs. women, and parents vs. children—with love conquering all—in one of the most popular British comedies of all time. Grab your tickets today! Click here<http://ev15.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/EVExecMacro?linkID=psq&evm=prmo&R…> and use promo code INDUS. Offer valid only for the 7:30 p.m. performance of She Stoops to Conquer on 3/17/17; not valid with any other discount, promotion, on prior sales, or on $25 tickets.

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You Might Want to Read This - You Might Be a Supporter of the Arts
by Noah Budin via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

Dear NEOPAL, If you’ve seen me on Facebook, or read my two previous posts on this list, then I’m sure you know thatI’m running an Indiegogo campaign. If not, I’m telling you now. I’m running this campaign to support two music recording projects:one, an album of satirical songs called “Ballad of the Bowling Green Massacreand Other Alternative Folk Songs”, and the other titled “Only Love”, acollection of new music in the vein of my previous CDs “Hallelujah Land” and “Metaphor”. I don’t want you tomiss this opportunity to become a part of the team that will help me and myteam of talented musicians, writers, producers, and studio engineers bring newmusic with important messages into the world. The world needs as much art andbeauty as it can get right now, and as artists, we are all doing that. This is one more way you can facilitate that. I’m making a direct appeal to you on two fronts, really.One, of course, is that I hope you’ll contribute financially to one or both ofthe projects. When you click on this link, you’ll see several levels at whichyou can contribute, starting at just $5.00. The other way in which you can help is by spreading theword. Please share this link on your social media. A personal note from youhelps to define the project, why you support it (financially or morally), andwhy you think others should support it. (This is a great way to help support this project if you are unable to financially.) If you are on, or run, any Facebookpages, blogs, websites, chat groups, etc., please consider sharing it there,too. Another way to help spread the word is old fashioned word-of-mouth. Tellsomeone about it. In person. If you have an opportunity to speak to a group ofpeople, and you feel it would be appropriate, tell them about it (and make surethey know where to find the link). And, yet another, and possibly veryeffective way, is to make a direct appeal to a friend or acquaintance of yours. Reach out to one or two people personally anddescribe to them why you think they’d enjoy this opportunity to support newmusic. If you’ve already gotten this message in another format,or have already contributed, thank you, and I apologize for the repetition. Thanks for reading. As Lyndon Johnson said, “Art isa nation’s most precious heritage. For it is in our works of art that we revealto ourselves and to others the inner vision which guides us as a nation. Andwhere there is no vision, the people perish.” We need art more than everright now. Peace, Noah My Indiegogo Campaign http://www.noahbudin.com/ http://noahbudinsongs.blogspot.com/

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Movie Screening & Meet and Greet with LA Actor Logan Bartholomew
by J.S. DePaul via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

PMTM is hosting a Meet and Greet & Movie Screening with LA actor Logan Bartholomew Logan will be in Akron doing a meet and great on Saturday. March 18th at 4:30pm At 5:30pm we will be showing the movie "The Ultimate Legacy", Logan stars in that movie. Afterwards he will do a Question and Answer session. Logan is originally from Galion, Ohio. This is open to all. There is no charge. Click the link below for more information and to register (while there is no charge you must register so we know how many are attending). http://www.pmtm.com/pmtm-workshops

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Expand all Print all In new window Shaker Theatre Arts Presents New Stages 35: Shaker New Plays Series, Written, Directed, Performed, & Co-Produced by Students
by McBurney, Christine via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

*The Shaker Heights High School Theatre Arts Department presents the thirty-fifth festival of new plays, written, directed, performed and co-produced by students, Stages 35: Shaker New Plays Series, March 15, 16, 17 & 18 at 7 PM with a 9:15 PM show on Friday, March 17 in our intimate black box theatre, Stage 3.* Six one-act plays will be presented as part of a full season of theatrical events, which began with *Urinetown *and concludes with *Nevermore: A Spring Ensemble Show*, in April. Two programs, part of our "Giving Voice" series, the Ninth Grade Theatre Experience and New Stages, have proven to be successful and enriching opportunities for the students and educators who have been a part of them. These programs utilize teachers within the school and artists within the greater community to foster a cooperative, creative environment in which students’ ideas and writing are shaped into performed and published works. "Giving Voice," celebrates these two programs and the processes which created them, has over the years, enjoyed success in multiple arenas: three major education conferences; dozens of productions at professional theatres including Cleveland's Dobama Theatre and The Blank Theatre in Los Angeles; and in 2016, publishing in *A Race Anthology *(GTK Press) <http://beltmag.com/a-2016-race-anthology-dispatches-from-a-segregated-city/> . *The New Stages 35 Bill* *Aaah! The Floor Is Lava!* Written by Ruby Gibson '18 Directed by Sydney Keller '17 Assisted by Louis Schwartz '17 With: Anna Walker '18 and DJay Wilson '17 *Arby’s* Written by Nora Spadoni '17 Directed by Sheila Scanlon '17 Assisted by Simon Trubek-Pence '17 With: Jamie: Franklin Potiker '17 Mallory: Margaret Bartimole '18 Vida: Sarah Manuszak '17 *I Spy* Written by Gus Mahoney '17 Directed by Isabela Carroll '18 Assisted by Noa Immerman '18 With: Farhaanah A. Alim '20 and Carl Berner '17 *Out the Window* Written by Toni Watterson '18 Directed by Harlan Friedman-Romell '19 Assisted by Elena Sola '17 With: Sydney Fieseler '18 and Miles McCallum '19 *Pass the Gravy* Written by Samira Colbert '18 Directed by Natalily Kyremes-Parks '19 Assisted by Connie Smith '19 With: Lillian Baum '17, Monet Bouie '19, Brian Johnson '17, and Rose McCandless '17 *Yellow Buttons* Written by Olivia La Rue '19 Directed by Max Rotatori '17 Assisted by A’Dasia Hart '20 & Cory Henderson '18 With: Anna Sternberg '18 and Izzy Wang '17 *The New Stages 35 Production Team* *Production Manager* Amelia Bayless-Marr '17 *Assistant Production Managers* Sydney Blunt '18 Kathrine Fridlund '18 *Sound Designers* Hallie Dial '19 West Ivary '18 *Costume Assistant* Kailah Wilson '18 *House Manager* Rose Solomon '19 *Alumni Guest Artist Videographer & Photographer* Davionne Gooden '16 *MOM Gallery Coordinator* Gabby Holt '19 *Concessions Team * Kyla Lawson '17, Manager Arielle McTier '17 *Flower Cart* Hadas Marcus '17 *Graphic Designer * Dialleta Wilson '17 *Light Board Operator* Anna Halldorsdottir '17 *Sound Board Operator* Quinn Scanlon '20 *Dramaturge* Harlan Friedman-Romell '19 *Shift Crew* Allison Osborne-Nurse '18 Izzy Ilijasic '17 Kay Petrovic '18 Skylar Biggerman '19 Alicia Benson '20 Isaiah Steiner '19 *Theatre Management Classes* Amelia Bayless-Marr '17 Sydney Blunt '18 Hallie Dial '19 Katherine Fridlund '18 Shemiah Hooper '19 Noa Immerman '18 Natalily Kyremes-Parks '19 Morgan Neeson '19 Allison Osborne-Nurse '18 Katja Rode '19 Sheila Scanlon '17 *Tickets* may be purchased at <http://%20www.tix.shaker.com/> www.shaker.tix.com Online sales will close at 1pm daily on each day of the production. Tickets may also be purchased at the box office one hour before each performance. Please note that New Stages performances typically sell out, and due to the size of the space, there is no standing room. We request that you kindly return any unused tickets so that we may seat those on the waiting list. There are no refunds. If you are a Patron at the Associate level, your two complimentary tickets can only be reserved by calling the Box Office at 295.4287 and leaving a voice mail for our Box Office Manager, Barrie Sandman. If you aren't already a Patron and would like to play a role for Shaker Theatre Arts, please call Department Chair Scott J. Sumerak at 216.295.6357. *A Brief History of New Stages* New Stages, now in its thirty-fifth continuous year, was developed out of a playwriting class then taught by Shaker Theatre Arts Department founder, James Thornton, in 1983. Playwriting Program Director Christine McBurney believes "New Stages provides artistic leadership opportunities in a safe and guided learning environment for students that is a uniquely co-curricular experience in a high school. Students work closely together, learn to problem solve, think theatrically, take risks, and collaborate effectively. If you ask Shaker Theatre alumni what their most memorable moments in the theatre arts program were, they will most likely recall those moments shared in New Stages. To my knowledge, no other high school in the country has a new play series of this design." The theatre management class researched the archives to discover that since its inception in 1983, at least 2,107 students have participated in the creation of new works for the theatre through New Stages. *Stage 3 * Stage 3, Shaker Heights High School’s intimate black box theatre, was the vision of student Amy Silberman, ’81. In her senior year of high school, Amy designed a basic concept for turning the downstairs area of the auditorium into a usable performance space. This design for a "black box" translated itself into the Stage 3 Theatre the following year and has since been the home for New Stages, as well as various classes, senior projects, and special student productions. An arts scholarship has been established in her memory to be awarded yearly to a Shaker junior who has distinguished themselves in the arts. Stage 3, dedicated in her memory, is the perfect venue for New Stages, seating only 65 people and usually selling out every performance. This year’s New Stages provides working and learning opportunities for 55+ students (and growing as we add additional staff): playwrights, directors, assistants, actors, technicians, designers, producers, and managers. Every new Broadway season since 1991 has included one or more Shaker Theatre alum in major New York productions. In addition, Shaker Theatre alums hold positions in every area of professional theatre and the entertainment industry. Among others, some New Stages alumni include film director, David Wain <http://davidwain.com/> '87, (Wet Hot American Summer), TV writer and producer, Carter Bays <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carter_Bays> '93 (How I Met Your Mother) and TV writer, Laura Jacqmin <https://laurajacqmin.com/> '00 (Grace & Frankie). *Shaker Theatre Alumni Greetings from Broadway!* Click on this link <https://www.facebook.com/pg/ShakerTheatre/videos/?ref=page_internal> for a link to a special video greeting and New Stages shout out from three Shaker Theatre alumni, Michael McElroy '85, Andrew Kober '02, and Max Chernin '08. All three are performing together in the Broadway production of SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE <http://www.thehudsonbroadway.com/whatson/sunday-in-the-park-with-george/> and sharing the same dressing room at the newly renovated Hudson Theatre! *Shaker Theatre Arts Students Published in A Race Anthology* A 2016 Race Anthology: Dispatches and Artifacts from a Segregated City <http://www.cleveland.com/opinion/index.ssf/2016/11/a_collection_of_stories_…> includes a piece written by Shaker Theatre Arts Department's Advanced Ensemble and members of the Student Group on Race Relations (SGORR). The book, edited by RA Washington (of Guide to Kulchur) and Dan Moulthrop (CEO of The City Club of Cleveland), includes a variety of perspectives on the issue of race in the Cleveland area. In 2012, then-Ensemble director Erik Johnson initiated a piece for the annual Spring Ensemble show to celebrate Shaker’s ongoing efforts at integration. Poet Katie Daley, a frequent guest artist in the program collaborated with ensemble students and SGORR members to talk and write about their experience of integration, race and racism at Shaker. Their freestyle were then performed in the 2013 Spring Ensemble Show, The Golden World. The piece, "What It’s Like," appears in the anthology. *Shaker Theatre Guest Artist Program* The program has a long history of hosting Guest Artists. Recent visits and workshops have included: - Jamie Babbit <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0044803/> ’89, Film & TV Director - George Brant <http://georgebrant.net/index.html>, Playwright - Josh Brown <https://inletdance.wordpress.com/2010/03/06/joshua-brown/>, Inlet Dance Theatre - Geoff Bullen <https://www.rada.ac.uk/about/rada-staff>, Assistant Director at London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Art - Max Chernin <http://www.maxchernin.com/>, '08, Broadway actor - Eric Coble <http://ericcoble.com/>, Playwright - Kary Dornetto <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1058228/news?year=2006>, Writer/Producer - Judyann Elder <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0253068/> '66, Actor/Director & Founding Member of Negro Ensemble - Jennifer Estlin <http://jenniferestlin.com/>, '83 namesake of the annual Shaker Foundation Award, Owner and President of the Annoyance Theatre Company, Chicago - Jose Antonio Garcia <http://www.greenshirtstudio.com/tag/jose-antonio-garcia/>, Suzuki Movement Coach - Seth Gordon, <http://www.repstl.org/principal_staff/#gordon> Associate Artistic Director at the Cleveland Play House (former); current Associate Artistic Director, St. Louis Repertory Theatre - Arlo Hill <http://www.arlohill.com/>'04, Broadway Actor - Betsy Hogg <https://www.betsyhogg.com/> ' 06, Broadway Actor - Ben Karlin <http://www.playbill.com/person/b-bales-karlin-vault-0000123978> ’07, Broadway Stage Manager - Jason Kaufmann <http://www.jasonekaufman.com/>, Actor/Director - Andrew Kober <http://www.andrewkoberonline.com/>, 02, Broadway actor - Magpie <http://www.magpiemusic.com/>, musicians - Michael McElroy <https://tisch.nyu.edu/about/directory/drama/1124716798> ’85, Tony-nominated Actor - Halle Morse <http://www.hallemorse.com/> ’05, Broadway Actor - Mick Napier <http://www.secondcity.com/people/chicago/mick-napier/>, Founder and Artistic Director of the Annoyance Theatre & a director and artistic consultant for The Second City - Annika Sheaff <http://www.annikasheaff.com/AnnikaSheaff/Home.html>, Pilobolus Dance Theatre - Andrew Staton <http://andrewstaton.com/>, Stunt Coordinator - Matt Thornton <http://aguadulcedance.blogspot.com/p/matthew-thornton.html>, ’92, Pilobolus Dance Theatre and Associate Guest Artists - Wendy Kriss <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!wendy-bio/cu9k>, Movement Specialist & Director - Katie Daley <http://www.katiedaley.com/>, Poet - Harold Crawford <http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0186786/>, Costume Designer - Melissa Freilich <http://melissafreilich.weebly.com/>, Fight Choreographer *Shaker Heights High School Theatre Arts Department Faculty & Staff * - *Scott J. Sumerak*, Theatre Arts Department Chair and Ensemble Program Director who teaches Stagecraft, Junior, Advanced, and Senior Ensembles and has taught Theatre Management and Theatre Exploration. - *Christine McBurney <http://www.christinemcburney.com/>*, Playwriting Program and Shakespeare Learning Program Director who teaches Dramatic Literature & Writing, Theatre Management, Junior Ensemble, Theatre Exploration, and ESL, and has also taught Film as Art, No Fear Shakespeare, Improvisation, Shakescenes, Acting, and IB Theatre Arts. Department Chair 2005-2013. - *Erik Johnson ’98*, Ensemble Program Director 2005-2015, is currently on leave of absence perusing an MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Oregon. - *Chuck Tisdale*, Technical Designer and Auditorium Manager. - *Barrie Sandman*, Box Office Manager & Shaker Theatre Alum parent. - *Elaine Bayless-Marr and Deborle Richardson-Bouie*, Shaker Theatre Support Co-Presidents. *Shaker Theatre* includes 8 daily classes and a production season including multiple main stage performances and four “showcase” performances/events. Like us on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/shakertheatre>, follow us on Twitter <http://www.twitter.com/shakertheatre>, & peruse production photos at Zenfolio <http://shakertheatre.zenfolio.com/>. -- This e-mail is intended only for the addressee(s) and may contain material that is confidential under state and federal law. If you were not an intended recipient, please notify the sender and delete all copies. School District e-mail is to be used only for school purposes. The District may monitor e-mail to and from its network. This email and any response to it may be archived for later retrieval and may constitute a public record and therefore may be made available upon request in accordance with Ohio Public Records law (ORC 149.43).

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Wizard World Cleveland Discount Tickets
by Andi Barnett via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

WIZARD WORLD is coming to Cleveland March 17-19 at the Huntington Convention Center! Special guests include Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things), Gene Simmons along with more entertainment stars, artists and writers. NEohioPAL subscribers are being offered an exclusive 20% off discount on tickets. Use code CLE20 at checkout: http://wizardworld.com #WizardWorldCleveland [Allied Integrated Marketing]<http://www.alliedim.com> Andi Barnett Allied Integrated Marketing 3601 Green Road, Suite 316 Cleveland, OH 44122 D: 216-325-6525<tel:+1-216-325-6525> Email<mailto:ABarnett@alliedim.com> | Website<http://www.alliedim.com> | Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/alliedim?_rdr=p> | LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/company/allied-integrated-marketing>

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Set Designer Wanted
by Marc Howard via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

Aurora Community Theatre is looking for a Set Designer for their summer production of *Grease*. Please go to the following link for audition, rehearsal and performance information. http://auroracommunitytheatre.com/2016/11/auditions-for-grease/ If interested, submit a cover letter and resume to marc.c.howard(a)gmail.com

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THE BIGGEST ARTISTIC PUSH IN CLEVELAND HISTORY! COME BE A PART OF HISTORY IN THE MAKING!
by ALANDA SALES via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

The Independent Coalition for Economic Development “Iced Out Productions” alongside Queen Media, & Stone The Butcha, will be filming for thee biggest artistic push in Cleveland History! Come be a part of history, join The Independent Coalition for Economic Development, and work collectively on projects that will put money in your pocket doing what you love to do most, create art! All mediums will be accepted the weekend of March 17th-19th please have your finished products in the highest esteem possible to present to investors (we need as many copies of your work for there are several investors that we will be presenting to. for we are working on a multimillion dollar project that will bring residual returns based upon your level of participation. This is not a game or a test if you are serious about being a thriving artist your time is now! Listed below are the dates and time for drop off if you need further accommodation you will be able to contact Mz. Ice thee founder of The Independent Coalition for Economic Development for additional collection dates which I state will be very limited due to time constraints as the presentation packages must be created and presented in a timely fashion! Please follow my posts as we will be making major announcements in which everyone involved must be ready at the drop of a dimes notice to put on the show of their lives If you sing great, if you dance even better, no matter what you do let me make no qualms about it, *IT ‘S SHOWTIME*!!! * FILMING DATE LINE UP* *** *EACH EVENT STARTS AT 8PM WITH 10DOLLAR ADMISSION, NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO DROP OFF PRODUCTS AND PROJECTS IN ANY MEDIUM.*** * *THE SYMPOSIUM* * FRIDAY MARCH 17TH 8PM UNTIL* *: *FEATURING: SOLOMON CAIN, SEMI, I AM CLE ENT., RAWH, KINFOLK, FENRIR KINGSLEY, REIGN, C.T.A *PHANTASY CONCERT CLUB* *SATURDAY MARCH 18TH 8PM UNTIL* *Featuring:* *SAM GOODEE, BDX 216, ERIC WILSON, RED STRYPE, BOONEY BAMBINO, MUTANTS OF THE RHYTHM ROOM (HIP HOP FUSION BAND)* *KINGS AND QUEENS* *SUNDAY MARCH 19TH * *FEATURING:* *PIRANAA, MS.CLAETTO, POIZON I.V, INDICCA SPITTS, XHINA BLO* *FOR ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT:* *Alanda Sales, EMBA ( Mz.ICE) INDEPENDENT COALITION FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOUNDER,PRESIDENT &CEO (216) 215-3182* *ICEDOUTPRODUCTIONS1(a)GMAIL.COM <ICEDOUTPRODUCTIONS1(a)GMAIL.COM> * *HTTPS://.WWW.ICEDOUTPRODUCTIONS.COM <HTTPS://.WWW.ICEDOUTPRODUCTIONS.COM>*

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Final weekend of Almost, Maine at Bay Village Community Theater
by Christopher Bizub via NEohioPAL 10 Mar '17

10 Mar '17

Bay Village Community Theater is proud to present "ALMOST, MAINE" by John Cariani Directed by Chris Bizub PERFORMANCES Mar 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th at 8:00PM Mar 12th at 3PM TICKETS Adults: $12 Seniors 60+: $10 Children Under 10: $10 Purchase tickets online at https://baytheater.yapsody. com/event/index/56806?ref=elinkfb SYNOPSIS Welcome to Almost, Maine, a town that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States—it’s almost in Canada. And it almost doesn’t exist. Because its residents never got around to getting organized. So it’s just…Almost. One cold, clear Friday night in the middle of winter, while the northern lights hover in the sky above, Almost’s residents find themselves falling in and out of love in the strangest ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. Love is lost, found, and confounded. And life for the people of Almost, Maine will never be the same. ALMOST, MAINE: It’s love. But not quite. CAST Sandrine/Marvalyn - Mackenzie Barry Pete/Jimmy/Chad - Gabriel Chuna East/Phil/Daniel - Jim Hagan Hope - Margaret Hnat Steve/Lendall/Randy/Dave - Casey McCaan Ginette/Rhonda - Natalie Romano Villian/Gayle/Suzette - Brittany Shrake Glory/Marci - Kaycee Zack The performances will take place at St. Barnabas Parish Hall / 468 Bradley Road / Bay Village / 44140

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Meet and Greet & Movie Screening, with LA Actor Logan Bartholomew
by J.S. DePaul via NEohioPAL 09 Mar '17

09 Mar '17

PMTM is hosting a Meet and Greet & Movie Screening with LA actor Logan Bartholomew Logan will be in Akron doing a meet and great on Saturday. March 18th at 4:30pm At 5:30pm we will be showing the movie "The Ultimate Legacy", Logan stars in that movie. Afterwards he will do a Question and Answer session. Logan is originally from Galion, Ohio. This is open to all. There is no charge. Click the link below for more information and to register (while there is no charge you must register so we know how many are attending). http://www.pmtm.com/pmtm-workshops

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