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Berko review: TWELFTH NIGHT @ GLT
by Roy Berko via NEohioPAL 04 Oct '16

04 Oct '16

••••••••••••••••••••• To read Roy Berko's review of TWELFTH NIGHT @ Great Lakes Theater go to www.royberko.info ••••••••••••••••••••••

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ONLINE AUDITIONS: Cleveland Indie Short Film
by Andrew Fukalek via NEohioPAL 04 Oct '16

04 Oct '16

AUDITIONS: Cleveland Indie Short Film CASTING NOTICE: Production title: Miss Matched Union / Non-Union: Non-Union Production Type: Independent Short Film Genre: Comedy Logline: After seeing a television commercial about a matchmaking service, a couple, whose relationship has grown stale, decides to go on dates with other people. Production location: In and around the Cleveland, Oh area Production Company: Sleeping Dogs Productions and Ubstar Productions Director: Andrew Fukalek and Bryan Doud Writer: Andrew Fukalek Producers: Andrew Fukalek and Bryan Doud Audition Submission: Please submit online at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeyxtRdP3n3bQz30-x_NbXqH2mY71462oi… For general inquiries, contact us at zzzdogsproductions(a)gmail.com Compensation: Food, copy of film, and IMDB credit Contains adult situations and language (no nudity). Please be comfortable with that before applying. KEY DATES: Shooting Starts: October 1st Shooting Ends: November 15th This will mainly be shot on weekends. Current roles available... LEADING ROLES: BRENDA [GENDER:FEMALE] [AGE: 25-35] SUPPORTING ROLES: MADDY DARLING [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE:40-60] Must be business-like in appearance. AUTUMN [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 25-45] Must be attractive in a female escort sort of way. PRINCIPAL ROLES: "WORLD'S WORST DATES" TV SHOW FEMALE [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 23-35] NON-SPEAKING "I'VE GOT A MATCH" COMMERCIAL FEMALE [GENDER: FEMALE] [AGE: 23-45] NON-SPEAKING DATE #3 - MONTAGE [GENDER: MALE] [AGE: 25-35] NON-SPEAKING PARK BENCH DATE [GENDER:FEMALE] [AGE: 25-35] NON-SPEAKING

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Review of "Twelfth Night" at Great Lakes Theater
by Bob Abelman via NEohioPAL 04 Oct '16

04 Oct '16

Great Lakes’ exposes dark underbelly of romantic comedy ‘Twelfth Night’ Bob Abelman Cleveland Jewish News, The News Herald, The Morning Journal Member, International Association of Theatre Critics For those keeping score, this is the seventh time that Great Lakes Theater has presented “Twelfth Night, or What You Will,” which is one of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies. Although the story is the same, as are many of the actors, the current production could not be more different than the last time the play was seen on the Hanna Theatre stage. “Twelfth Night” features a pair of fraternal twins – Sebastian (Jonathan Christopher MacMillan) and Viola (Cassandra Bissell) – who are separated by a shipwreck and carry on their lives thinking the other dead. Landing on the coastal city of Illyria, Viola disguises herself as a man for protection and to honor her brother, calling herself Cesario. She finds employment with Orsino (Juan Rivera Lebron), the Duke of Illyria, with whom she secretly falls in love. The Duke is in love with the Countess Olivia (Christine Weber) and sends the cross-dressing Viola to woo her on his behalf. The guarded Countess allows herself to fall in love with the disguised Viola, but accidently beds and weds Sebastian when he happens into town. In line with the driving subterfuge of gender duality, Shakespeare has given “Twelfth Night” ample doses of both comedy and melancholy, as characters pursue what and who they desire but cannot have. In 2009, under Charlie Fee’s direction, the Great Lakes production leaned heavily toward the laughs. It did so by lightening up Illyria with Mediterranean sensibilities and allowing the players to play broadly, boldly and in the spirit of Feste’s line “Foolery, sir, does walk about the orb like the sun; it shines everywhere.” Under director Drew Barr’s creative vision, the play is remarkably dark and restrained. Fully embracing the notion of night referenced in the play’s title, everything in the world of this production exists in evening’s shadows where the boundaries that define period, place and persona are ambiguous or obscured. For more of this review, go to www.clevelandjewishnews.com/columnists/.

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Looking for a few actors for "9 by Nine" at Theatre 8:15
by Dawna Kornick via NEohioPAL 04 Oct '16

04 Oct '16

Theatre 8:15 is looking for a few actors. "9 by Nine" 9 Plays by Alex J Nine An evening of short plays written by Alex J Nine Directed by Greg Bealer and Kendra Schaefer. ** Roles still available for an actor 30ish and an actress 20ish ** Performances dates November 4 - November 19, 2016 Friday and Saturdays at 8:15 pm Rehearsals take place Sun-Thurs evenings, please check those dates and bring a list of conflicts to Auditions. Any questions about auditions, please contact Greg at gbealer(a)gmail.com Theatre 8:15 4740 Massillon Road, Green, OH, 44232 www.theatre815.com For Reservations please contact (330) 896-0339 or info(a)theatre815.com

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Auditions for "The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)" at Theatre 8:15
by Dawna Kornick via NEohioPAL 04 Oct '16

04 Oct '16

Theatre 8:15 announces auditions for. "The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)" Written by Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor Play Description Welcome to the Annual Holiday Variety Show and Christmas Pageant at St. Everybody's Non-Denominational Universalist Church, where all faiths are welcome because we'll believe anything. But there's a problem: none of the acts scheduled to perform have arrived, so three members are pressed into service to perform the entire Variety Show and Christmas Pageant by themselves. An irreverent yet heartwarming trip through the holidays, THE ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS SHOW (ABRIDGED) is festive, funny, physical, family fun as these Three Wise Guys send up and celebrate our favorite holiday traditions. * * * * Auditions will take place at Theatre 8:15, 4740 Massillon Rd, Green, OH 44232 Saturday, October 8 and Sunday October 9 at 11:00am A 3 PERSON COMEDY 3 MEN OR WOMEN / ANY AGE Our 3 wise guys perform the entire show themselves with an odd variety of costumes & props including favorite holiday traditions & songs. * * * * ** PERFORMANCE DATES ** November 25 - December 3, 2016 Friday and Saturdays at 8:15 pm Any questions about auditions, please contact Jim at 330-603-8334. <mailto:gbealer@gmail.com> Theatre 8:15 4740 Massillon Road, Green, OH, 44232 www.theatre815.com For Reservations please contact (330) 896-0339 or info(a)theatre815.com

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Sub-Dance Teacher opportunity
by Nicole Cassara via NEohioPAL 04 Oct '16

04 Oct '16

Arlene Cassara Dance & Theater Center is in search for a substitute teacher for several classes, teacher preparing for maternity leave (due 12/27/16). Needing a sub for classes including Dance Intro, Jr. Hip- Hop and Jazz levels beg - adv. This paid position will be for 6 to 8 weeks. PAID POSITION! If you or you know of any possible applicants, we would love to speak. As the studio is looking to expand its staff and schedule, this could result in a permanent position. Arlene Cassara Dance & Theater Center located in North Olmsted, Ohio. Thank you very much and we look forward to hearing from you. www.ArleneCassaraDace.com ncbillington14(a)att.net

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Models needed for an after school photography program
by Carla Carter via NEohioPAL 03 Oct '16

03 Oct '16

Models needed for a photography shoot for 45 minutes at an after school program in downtown Cleveland area. All images (around 30) will be given to the model at no charge by email. Looking for men & women of all ages with some modeling experience on Mondays and Wednesdays through the end of the year between 3:45 pm and 5:00 pm. Please bring a change of clothing. Please email now to schedule along with a head shot. Must sign photo release statement. There is a small stipend. Contact Carla at LovejoyPics(a)gmail.com with a photo if interested. Thanks,Carla Lovejoy

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ADVANCED STUDENT STRING PLAYERS NEEDED
by T in Kent via NEohioPAL 03 Oct '16

03 Oct '16

Seeking advanced student violin, viola, and bass players to perform with a small orchestra for the Aurora Community Theatre's spring production of "Brigadoon." The production runs 4 weekends April 28, through May 20, 2017. These are paid positions. Email Tim at tkentzz(a)gmail.com for further information. Please include list of performing experience, lessons, and contact info of orchestra director and/or private instructor.

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Ohio Shakespeare Festival stage combat class on Monday, $10-$15
by via NEohioPAL 03 Oct '16

03 Oct '16

[ ]( http://www.ohioshakespearefestival.com/monday-fight-night/ ) [ ]( http://www.ohioshakespeare.com/ ) Every month. Always cheap. Join us at the Henry C. Bishop Stage on the second Monday of every month for stage combat workshops. [ SIGN UP ]( https://www.showclix.com/event/monday-fight-night ) THE FIRST RULE OF FIGHT NIGHT... ...tell everyone about fight night! Join us at Greystone on the second Monday of every month for a 90 minute focus class from Fight Director Ryan Zarecki. $15 general admission, $10 for students (valid ID, under 30). Get tickets in advance or pay at the door. Ages 14+. OCTOBER FIGHT NIGHT: 7:00-8:30, OCTOBER 10 MERRY SWORDPLAY Ready to put some swash in your buckle? Our first fight night celebrates our premier Greystone show--Robin Hood: An Adventure, with Music. Learn the flashier side of swordplay as we explore classic fights (a la The Princess Bride) and perfect your hearty, sword-fighter laugh. "Here you'll see our flashing blades, heroic kings fresh from crusades, archery and swordplay that will stun!" —Robin Hood: An Adventure, with Music

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Cleveland Ballet Premieres New Work
by Lindgren Carson via NEohioPAL 03 Oct '16

03 Oct '16

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lindgren Carson Phone: 216-320-9000 lindgren(a)clevelandballet.org <mailto:lindgren@clevelandballet.org> www.clevelandballet.org Cleveland Ballet Premieres A Celebration of Dance and Music CLEVELAND, OH October 3As part of its second season, Cleveland Ballet looks to add to its growing repertoire with an original collection of dances under the title A Celebration of Dance and Music. Following a well-reviewed inaugural season, Cleveland Ballet will continue its vision to reimagine classical ballet by highlighting the artistry of individual dancers. Through innovative choreography, strong lighting design and creative costumes, Cleveland Ballet brings Northeast Ohio performances to remember. This seasons fall production features the return of lighting designer Trad A. Burns and costume designer Victoria Mearini. Burns recently lit Coppélia and Mearini designed last falls Past. Present. Future. Mearini became a designer following a full career as a ballerina. She studied at Kent State University and is currently studying silversmithing at Cleveland Institute of Art through a Gund Family scholarship and is pursuing a degree in Jewelry and Metals. To be a part of Cleveland Ballets growth for yet another production brings me great joy, notes Mearini. Its so exciting to apply what I know about a dancers needs because I was a dancer with a costume designers desire to create something that can compliment and support a dancers movement and is also beautiful. Artistic Director Gladisa Guadalupe will join guest choreographer Ramón Thielen in creating dances inspired by the music of some of the most well known composers. Guadalupe and Thielen will also set ballets to Argentinian Tangos, Spanish Granadas and romantic Arias that focus on the dancers unique physical gifts to tell rather than simply highlight the stories of these well known and romantic dances. Cleveland Ballet looks to separate itself from traditional ballet companies. One way A Celebration of Dance and Music differentiates itself is to move its musicians from the orchestra pit to the stage. Allowing dancers to share the stage with musicians lets audiences see how the fluidity of dance and a musicians grace compliment each other. Tenor Mikhail Usurov will accompany the dancers with the arias Amore Perduto and Granada. Cleveland Ballets Music Artistic Advisor Alexandra Preucil will also be featured. As we build our company of dancers and group of artistic collaborators, says Gladisa Guadalupe, Artistic Director, we are looking for ways to create a look unique to Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. Building a repertoire of dances influenced by many cultural styles is one way to achieve that goal. -more- To purchase tickets ($25-$99) and learn more about how to support Cleveland Ballet or enter into an educational partnership, please visit clevelandballet.org. For VIP packages or group ticket discounts visit playhousesquare.org or call: 216-640-8603. ABOUT CLEVELAND BALLET In 2014 a group of dedicated volunteers and artists reconnected to build on the artistic legacy of the Cleveland San Jose Ballet and form Cleveland Ballet. Under the artistic leadership and vision of Gladisa Guadalupe, Cleveland has the opportunity to welcome a professional and resident dance company back to the stage. Cleveland Ballet marked its return to the Cleveland arts scene with the artistically and financially successful October 2015 production, Past. Present. Future, a production that featured traditional and innovative ballet performed in collaboration with Neos Dance Theatre of Mansfield, Ohio. The collaboration addresses an important Cleveland Ballet tenant, to create artistic partnerships with the areas leading cultural organizations. This debut production was presented to a nearly sold-out audience and exemplified Cleveland Ballets collaborative spirit, and the community support demonstrates that a passion for professional ballet exists in Cleveland. The world premiere production of Coppélia, choreographed by the acclaimed artist Ramón Oller, concluded the inaugural season. Cleveland Ballet has simultaneously established a number of exciting education and outreach programs such as our collaboration with Warrensville Heights and Maple Heights School Districts and The Cleveland Orchestras Family Concert series. What: Cleveland Ballet premieres new work Who: Cleveland Ballet Location: Ohio Theatre at Playhouse Square Admission: $25-$99 For Tickets: (216) 241-6000 For Group Sales: 216-640-8603 For more information on Cleveland Ballet, visit clevelandballet.org, or call 216-320-9000 Stay connected on Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/ClevelandBallet> , Twitter <https://twitter.com/BalletCleveland> and Instagram <https://www.instagram.com/clevelandballetcompany/> . # # # Lindgren Carson | Executive Assistant 330.518.7000 | <mailto:michael@clevelandballet.org> lindgren(a)clevelandballet.org <http://www.clevelandballet.org/> YOUR VERY OWN CLEVELAND BALLET COMPANY. Office: 216.320.9000 | Fax: 216.438.7661

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