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Class Proposals for Spring Session at Geauga Lyric Theater
by Kelly Miloro via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

Class Proposals for Spring Session at Geauga Lyric Theater Winter classes have just begun, but we're beginning to look ahead to our spring course offerings as well. Spring session will run March 5-June 3. You can offer classes anytime during that period. If you would like to offer a class at GLTG this spring, please submit a class proposal <https://zigzap.wufoo.com/forms/q1t7s5ue0mg59lf/> no later than January 30. Scheduling will be subject to calendar availability and suitability. Applicants will be contacted by February 2 as to the status of their request. Class spaces where classes may be scheduled: Geauga Lyric Theater (stage space) 101 Water St, Chardon, OH 44024 Geauga Lyric Arts Center (front room or back room) 106 Water St, Chardon, Oh 44024 Questions? educationoutreach(a)geaugatheater.org <educationoutreach(a)geaugatheater.org> or 440-285-7701 We welcome all proposals. As instructors, you are a key to the success of the arts programs at the GLTG. We give consideration to all ideas and balance them with our mission statement: To provide arts education and performance opportunities to people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities in a celebration of the power of art to inspire, transform, and elevate the quality of community life. If you are interested in teaching a class at the GLTG, please submit a class proposal form. We are seeking instructors for performance arts, visual arts, and theatrical based dance. The GLTG is open to new ideas and different art mediums. Spring session (March 21-May 31, 2016) *Due January 18* Summer session (June 1-August 14, 2016) *Due March 21* Proposals may be submitted using the online form. If you will be using licensed material in your class, you will need to submit the following form so the GLTG may research the cost involved. You are responsible for the cost. The office will handle the ordering of materials after approval. Instructors may add a material fee to the proposal for the cost of licensed materials. (royalty fee, script cost, etc.) If you have specific questions, please contact the education coordinator at education(a)geaugatheater.org. http://www.geaugatheater.org/education/for-educators/class-proposal http://www.geaugatheater.org/royalty-request-form You can submit online at any point now at www.geaugatheater.org.

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Theatre Review: Death of a Salesman at French Creek directed by Fred Sternfeld
by Kevin Kelly via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

"As in any Sternfeld production, the depth of each moment and each character is pertinent to telling the story. The success of the audience connecting with the piece is complete immersion within the play, and more importantly, the journey of each character arc. This particular production achieves its goal of presenting the fractured America, that unfortunately, affects many. Also, the pace in which the show is presented is brisk, but not enough to deflect or avoid the emotional impact of the importance of each interaction. French Creek should be proud of this production." http://coolcleveland.com/2017/01/theatre-review-death-salesman-arthur-mille… Kevin Kelly www.CoolCleveland.com www.ClevelandStageAlliance.com www.Tpography.com Kevin Kelly TPOG

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2017 Great Lakes Medieval Faire
by Cast Directors via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

The first two sessions of auditions for the 2017 Great Lakes Medieval Faire will be held Sunday, January 29th and Sunday, February 26th from noon to 4pm at Best Friends Restaurant in Geneva. For our principal cast, we need four men preferably age 30+ to play our Knights Templar: -Richard Mallebeench, Master of the Templars in England -Gilbert de Lacy -Sir Roger St. Leger -Sir William de Harcourt We also need talented actors to portray our main villainous nobles the Earl Edmund of Lancaster and his wife Blanche of Artois, as well as their hired help; a chaotic neutral group of rogues and their leader. This year, our principal cast is based on people that actually existed (save for the rogues. They were just added for dramatic effect). Please research the character you are auditioning for, and tailor your audition piece appropriately. While the names of our leads are historically accurate, the age of the actor portraying them does not have to be. In addition to these named characters we also need to fill the following roles: 2 ladies maids to Lady Blanche 2 footmen to the Earl A Faerie princess 4+ elemental fae A mysterious Oracle A Wizard A Court Jester Four Squires to the Knights 6 to 8 Rogues A sheriff to the village of Avaloch The Mayor of Avaloch As well as, of course, a diverse and wide cast of villagers. Request an audition by emailing us at glmfcast(a)gmail.com. Simply tell us the day you wish to come in to audition, no specific time slot is necessary, though a general idea of what time you plan to arrive would be appreciated. Please direct all questions you have to glmfcast(a)gmail.com. We would be happy to answer any questions you have about the audition or rehearsal process, or about joining cast in general. Roles are volunteer, no AEA contracts are available.

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Footloose Auditions at Playmakers Youth Theatre
by Rachel Zake via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

BREAKING NEWS!! FOOTLOOSE AUDITION DATE MOVED!!! That's right, Footloose auditions are dancing their way(yes, we went there) from Thursday 2/2 to Sunday 2/12 to accommodate moreparticipants!! Details below. Email rzake(a)mandeljcc.orgwith questions. Details: What: Auditions for Footloose at Playmakers YouthTheatre!! (The stage adaptation of at fabulous 80s movie with Kevin Bacon orthat awesome 2011 remake with Julianne Hough - pick one! They both rock!!Literally.) Who: Students in grades 8-12 Where: Mandel JCC in Stonehill Auditorium (use side entrance) 26001 South Woodland RoadBeachwood, OH 44122 When: Sunday February 12, 2017 from 5-8pm What to prepare: This audition will be held like acallback. Students auditioning will be asked to dance, sing from the score, andread from the script. Familiarity with the show is suggested, but not required. Get ready to kick off your Sunday shoes and cut loose!!(Again, literally, because auditions are on a Sunday now. :) ) Rachel ZakeDirector of Playmakers Youth TheatreDirector of The Francine and Benson Pilloff FamilyPerforming Arts CampMandel Jewish Community Center of Cleveland26001 South Woodland RoadBeachwood, OH 44122phone: 216-831-0700 ext.1494rzake(a)mandeljcc.orgwww.mandeljcc.org

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VO 101 - Free Voiceover Workshop
by Dan Popp/Colors Audio via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

The people telling you that voiceover is a license to print money working in your pajamas are lying to you. VO today is a tough, overcrowded field; it’s no place for the half-hearted and the hobbyist. If you’re interested in doing the work to get the rewards, consider joining us for a free workshop called “VO 101.” This is basically, well, basics. The business aspects of voiceover (“How do I get work?”), the performance aspects (“What do they mean by ‘salesy but real’?”), the technical aspects (“Do I really need a home studio?”) - pretty much anything you want to know. The workshop is for people who haven’t done voiceover before, who don’t have a professionally-produced demo, or who have made some steps in the industry but feel like they don’t yet have a solid foundation underneath them. The date is Saturday, February 18th. The time is 10am. (It may last 2 or 3 hours, but you may leave when you need to.) The place is Colors Audio in Southeast Akron. Admission is free, but we’ve only got room for ten or so peeps, so you must request a spot. Email colorsaudio(a)neo.rr.com <mailto:colorsaudio@neo.rr.com>. Dan Popp Voice Actor, Voiceover Coach, Sound Czar

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Beat "Meisner" acting coach: class?
by Barbara Stitzer via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

Hi all I'm looking for opinions on where is the best Meisner type of acting classes? I am a trained Meisner actor, and I would like my daughter to learn from someone other than me, but since I actually trained with Sandy and self, I'm extremely picky, ha ha. If you wouldn't mind sending me an email to barb(a)barbstitzer.com, I'd really appreciate any guidance!! All my Best, Barb Barb Stitzer Stalk me! Http://www.barbstitzer.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/barbStitzerphotography Http://www.barbstitzer.com/bspdreamteammodels

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CPT is now Requesting Proposals for the 17/18 Season
by Andy Weyenberg via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

Dear Northeast Ohio artists, CPT is planning the 2017-2018 Season, and once again we are reaching out to you for great ideas. CPT is focused on new work that is surprising, unexpected and somehow outside the realm of conventional theatre. CPT is looking for proposals from Northeast Ohio artists for complete projects. Proposals may be for world premieres, second or third US productions, radical re-envisionings of classic plays or other projects. The show could be your own show or a script you would like to work on. Based on the success of past co-productions and our New Play Development series, we are also interested in creating opportunities for artists and groups that would like to retain greater ownership of projects and who can share risk with CPT. Before sending a proposal: * Take time to look at CPT's recent seasons-these are excellent examples of our programming choices. Click Here for the Season Archive<http://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/>. * Get a sense of CPT's aesthetic and artistic sensibility-if you haven't seen a lot of shows at CPT, talk to people who have. * CPT has a culture of doing a lot with a little and production budgets are modest. Keep in mind CPT's financial limitations. * If this is a new/original project, think through its current state of development-is it still in early development or at the right moment for full production? Submitting a Proposal Proposals of complete projects should be 1-3 pages long, not including script or work samples, and must include: * a one page summary of the project: including why this project fits CPT's mission and why it's important to you as an artist * your sense of what state the project is currently in and a general plan to bring it to completion * a resume for all primary artists involved * additional materials that will help us get a sense of the project: copy of proposed script, sample of past work, video, etc. please mention if you are interested in co-producing options Deadline for proposals is January 30th, 2017. If you are submitting an idea for a play that is already written by an outside artist, please keep in mind that others may be proposing the same script (for example, suggesting a script does not mean you have dibs on doing it at CPT). Please be aware that CPT does not comment on why proposals are not selected. We occasionally make subjective artistic suggestions related to a project if we are asked to give feedback. Please send your proposals electronically to CPT's Artistic and Education Associate, Andy Weyenberg at atweyenberg(a)cptonline.org<mailto:atweyenberg@cptonline.org>. Subject line: Your Name and "Season Proposal" - for example: Jane Smith, Season Proposal. Please post videos to VIMEO or other website and send link with proposal.

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Looking for roommates
by Morgan Williams via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

Hi, my name is Morgan and I'm about to have two rooms available. The apartment is in Cleveland Heights, near Case Western Reserve University. The overall rent is $1,110 per month but with 2 or 3 of us splitting it, that would come down exponentially. It's fully furnished and it has one bathroom. If you're interested please feel free to email me at morganawms9(a)gmail.com. Again, my name is Morgan and I'm a 22 year old woman. Sent from my iPhone

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Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" opening at Coach House Theatre
by Nancy Cates via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

COACH HOUSE THEATRE 732 West Exchange Street Akron, OH 44302 1-888-71-TICKETS box office <http://www.ohioshakespeare.com/> www.coachhousetheatre.com Get caught up in a classic thriller Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap Showing January 26 to February 19, 2017 at Coach House Theatre in Akron Thursday-Friday-Saturday nights, Sunday afternoons Get ready to be caught up in a classic thriller! The Mousetrap, one of the most acclaimed murder mystery stories of all time, written by the one and only Agatha Christie, will play at Akron's Coach House Theatre, January 26 to February 19, 2016. In this suspenseful puzzler by the "Queen of Crime," a group of strangers is stranded in a newly-opened boarding house during a fierce snowstorm, and one of them is a murderer. But which one? The twists and turns never stop coming, and every one of the eight colorful characters is a possible suspect. You'll be guessing until the very end. The Mousetrap has been playing continuously in London's West End since it opened in 1952, with a young Richard Attenborough in the cast. To this day, audiences are still told not to reveal the top secret surprise ending! The Mousetrap is directed by TESS BURGLER, a longtime Coach House performer and Managing Director of Ohio Shakespeare Festival. The cast features Coach House veterans DEAN COUTRIS, JIM FIPPIN, DEBBIE JENKINS, JASON LEUPOLD, SCOTT SHRINER, MARK STOFFER, KAREN WOOD and KATIE ZARECKI. The Mousetrap will be presented January 26 to February 19. Curtain times are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. There will be a special $12 preview performance Thursday, January 26 only, at 8 p.m. The official opening night is Friday, January 27. Group rates for parties and office celebrations are available. Coach House's 93-seat theater sells out even quicker than usual for Agatha Christie productions, so reserve your seats now! SHOW TIMES: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8 p.m.; Sundays at 2:30 p.m. TICKETS: Adults $22, Students $12 for all shows. Preview performance Thursday January 26 ONLY, $12 all seats! FOR RESERVATIONS: Contact our box office at 1-888-71-TICKETS (choose "option 1"), or visit <http://www.coachhousetheatre.com> www.coachhousetheatre.com. -- End --

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Near West Theatre presents: THE WIZ
by Kelcie Dugger via NEohioPAL 23 Jan '17

23 Jan '17

Near West Theatre presents: THE WIZ February 10-19, 2017 Adapted from "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum Book by William F. Brown Music & Lyrics by Charlie Smalls Join arms and "Ease On Down the Road" with Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman & Lion! "Freedom, you see, has got our hearts singing so joyfully!" THE WIZ is an urbanized retelling of L. Frank Baum's classic 1900 children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in the context of the modern African-American experience. It stormed onto Broadway in 1978 with the energy of a Kansas twister and a score featuring rock, gospel and soul music. Winner of 7 Tony Awards including Best Musical! Later came a film version starring Michael Jackson and Diana Ross and recently THE WIZ was performed on NBC Live. This timeless tale of Dorothy's adventures in Oz is entertainment magic and meaningful for the whole family. A fantasy for today; mysterious, opulent and side-splittingly funny. Come 'Ease on Down the Road' with our large multi-racial youth cast of 9-15 year olds, and re-discover how leaving home can change our ideas of life and the world we live in forever...and for the better. Performances: February 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 & 19, 2017 (Fri. and Sat., 7:30 p.m.; Sun., 3 p.m.) Tickets can be purchased at www.nearwesttheatre.org<http://www.nearwesttheatre.org>, or by calling our Box Office at 216-961-6391 from 11am-4pm M-F. Accessibility notes: Near West Theatre's new home is fully accessible! Dedicated spaces will be available to view the performance from a wheelchair.

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