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750ml Brecksville Hosts Collinwood Club Guitars Spooky
by Noel Schwenk via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

Brecksville Wine Bar 750ml Hosts Collinwood Club Guitars this Saturday evening 9/26/15 from 6:30 - 9pm. Just 1.3 miles east of route 77 at 8903 Brecksville Road in historic Brecksville Ohio. Performing this Spooky tune on the gorgeously decorated 2nd floor, youthful and energetic staff wait on you and provide excellent wines and beers (Headhunter - yes!) and excellent food ranging from bar favorites like soft pretzels with cheese/asiago artichoke dip with chips to frou-frou salads and deliciously creative flatbread pizzas. Everyone who comes out here is amazed and can hardly wait to come back. Check out this promo video:Spooky 750ml Brecksville Sep 26 | | | | | | | | | | | Spooky 750ml Brecksville Sep 26 | | | | View on www.youtube.com | Preview by Yahoo | | | | | Noel SchwenkCollinwood Club Guitars

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PAID Seeking Set Designer for GODSPELL.
by T. Paul Lowry via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

Near West Theatre is accepting resumes and materials fromexperienced set designers to design the upcoming production of GODSPELL. Pre-productionbegins immediately, rehearsals begin Jan 3, 2016, tech starts Feb 8, 2016. Theshow opens February 12, 2016. Interested designers should contact T. PaulLowry, Production Manager via email – tlowry(a)nearwesttheatre.org

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LAST WEEKEND TO CATCH WRPLAYHOUSE'S NIGHT OF JABUARY 16TH
by Marie Dusini via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

LAST WEEKEND TO CATCH Western Reserve PlayhousePresents… NIGHT OF JANUARY16th by Ayn Rand A different ending with every jury…and a different jury every performance! Directed by Brian Westerley SEPTEMBER 25, 26CASTElizabeth Allard, Daniel Colaner, Scott Davis, Harriet DeVeto,Marc Dusini, Beth Gaiser, David Hess, Meg Hopp, David Hundertmark,Kayleigh Joyce, Walt Kaminski, Irv Korman, Tom Stephan, Sally Suren,Barry T. Wakser, Patrick Wilson, Ron Young

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Coach House Theatre opens "How the Other Half Loves" Friday
by Nancy Cates via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

Ever wanted to throw a tureen of soup on someone? See How the Other Half Loves. Live vicariously. COACH HOUSE THEATRE 732 West Exchange Street Akron, OH 44302 330-434-7741 box office <http://www.ohioshakespeare.com/> www.coachhousetheatre.com One set. Three couples. Countless laughs. Alan Ayckborne's How the Other Half Loves Showing Sept. 24 to Oct. 18, 2015 at Coach House Theatre in Akron Thursday-Friday-Saturday nights, Sunday afternoons Akron's Coach House Theatre opens its new season with Alan Ayckborne's comedy How the Other Half Loves. The show will play from Sept. 24 to Oct. 18, 2015. If you think you've seen wild farces before at Coach House, get ready, because you've never seen anything like this one. In How the Other Half Loves, from the acclaimed author of Communicating Doors and Bedroom Farce, one set serves simultaneously as the home of two different couples who are trying to conceal their mutual love affairs. Hilarious misunderstandings ensue, and you'll never be able predict what comes next -- or where the characters will end up! Artistic Director TERRY BURGLER directs this production, which stars JIM FIPPIN and MARK STOFFER (alternating the role of Frank), ROSE GABRIELE and NANCY TELZEROW (alternating in the role of Fiona), KELSEY TOMLINSON (as Mary), DANE LEE and BENJAMIN FORTIN (alternating the role of William), DEAN COUTRIS (as Bob), and KATIE WELLS (as Teresa). How the Other Half Loves will be presented September 24 to October 18. Curtain times are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., with Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Dinner or brunch is available to all theatre patrons prior to every performance, at the Akron Woman's City Club next door (reservations required, 330-762-6261.) There will be a special $12 preview performance Thursday, Sept. 24 only, at 8 p.m. The official opening night is Friday, Sept. 25. Coach House's 93-seat theater sells out quickly, so reserve your seats now! SHOW TIMES: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8 p.m.; Sundays at 2:30 p.m. TICKETS: $22, with student tickets $12. Preview Performance, Thursday, Sept. 24 only, all seats $12. FOR RESERVATIONS: Contact our box office at 330-434-7741, or visit <http://www.coachhousetheatre.com/> www.coachhousetheatre.com. Coach House Theatre is located at 732 West Exchange Street in Akron, next to the Akron Woman's City Club, and at the corner of West Exchange and North Portage Path. Visit us at <http://www.coachhousetheatre.com/> www.coachhousetheatre.com to find out more about this show, and our theater! -- End --

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Wardrobe Coordinator Needed for GroundWorks DanceTheater
by Beth Rutkowski via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

GroundWorks DanceTheater, a professional contemporary dance company, is looking for a Wardrobe Coordinator to assist with costume management through the upcoming 2015-16 season, beginning immediately. Hourly rate paid commensurate with experience. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: costume washing/drying, ironing/pressing, minimum hand sewing for repairs, transportation of costumes, and organizing the storage of costumes. Must have own transportation. Must be available days or evenings. Schedule will vary based on performances. Wardrobe experience preferred. Backstage experience preferred. Hourly rate commensurate with experience. Please send an email with a list of your qualifications and your contact information to info(a)groundworksdance.org. Beth Rutkowski General Manager GroundWorks DanceTheater 216-751-0088 www.groundworksdance.org

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Event - WordStage Opens a New Series of Performances
by Tim Tavcar via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

WordStage Literary Concerts Inaugurates a New Series at the Wright Chapel in the Lakewood Presbyterian Church - Friday, September 25th at 7:30PM "When he wasn’t marching, fighting or setting up camp, the Civil War soldier often took a moment to write home. And, as do all separated from loved ones, he eagerly awaited missives from those left behind." Commissioned by the Heights Libraries in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War and first performed in February 2015, "CIVIL WAR LOVE LETTERS is drawn from actual correspondence to and from soldiers on both sides of the conflict. Read by WordStage actors Tim Tavcar and Agnes Herrmann, these letters reveal the human face of this tragic time. The result is tender, heartbreaking and often amusing, and will be enhanced and underscored with music of the era played by Jan C. Snow on the hammered dulcimer. Join WordStage for this first West side performance of “Civil War Love Letters,” Friday, September 25, 7:30pm, in the Lakewood Presbyterian Church's Wright Chapel at 14502 Detroit Avenue at Marlowe in Downtown Lakewood, OH. In Lieu of a Ticketed Admission, a Free Will Offering is requested. For more information, directions, or comments visit www.wordstageoh.com or call 216-712-6926. submitted by Tim Tavcar

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AUDITION NOTICE - THE ODD COUPLE - TrueNorth Cultural Arts
by Laura Golden via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

Auditions for TrueNorth Cultural Arts upcoming production of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple Directed by - Greg Violand Performance Dates - January 15th-31st 2016 Fri & Sat @7:30 and Sun @3:00 *Audition Dates:* Tues, Oct. 6th, 2015 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Weds Oct. 7th, 2015 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm *Auditions are open - no reservation required* *Preparation:* Sides will be provided *Callbacks:* Thurs Oct 8th, 2015 beginning at 7:00 pm *All roles available:* Oscar Madison Felix Ungar Gwendolyn Pigeon Cecily Pigeon Speed Murray Roy Vinnie *Audition & Performance location:* TrueNorth Cultural Arts 4530 Colorado Ave. Sheffield Village, OH 44054 (440) 949-5200 www.tncarts.org

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Auditions for student from at Cleveland State University
by Jesse A Brunner via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

CASTING for student film The Last Minute Sitter directed by Jesse Brunner. Synopsis: A horror-comedy in which Wes, a gothic teen, is forced to babysit his neighbor's baby by his mother. When his girlfriend, Shelley also a gothic teen, shows up against his wishes things go from bad to worse for Wes. Audition time: Tuesday September 29 1pm-4pm. Where: Cleveland State University, building and room TBA If you are unable to make audition time but are still interested we may be able to hold auditions over facetime or skype. Character breakdown: WES: (16-18 year old appearance/ Male/ Caucasian): Lead role. Smart ass, know it all teenager. SHELLEY: (16-18 year old appearance/ Female/ Caucasian): Lead role. Wes's girlfriend that harbors some dark desires. MR. HEIPLE: (30-35 year old appearance/ Male/ Open Ethnicity): Supporting role. Father of baby Wes babysits. MRS. HEIPLE: (30-35 year old appearance/ Female/ Open Ethnicity): Supporting role. Mother of baby Wes babysits. WES'S MOTHER: (45-50 year old appearance/ Female/ Caucasian): Minor role. Very prim and proper, but has a good sense of humor. Filming will take place: Friday October 16th from 8pm- 4am, Saturday October 17th 8pm- 4am, and if needed Sunday October 18th 8pm- 12am. Please be fully available for these dates and times. All filming will take place in Chagrin Falls, so reliable transportation is needed. All actors will be compensated with meals on set and a copy of the film for their reel. To confirm you attendance and reserve sides, email Jesse at Brunnerj(a)my.hiram.edu with the part you intend to audition for as well as a copy of your headshot and resume.

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Cleveland Play House Script Club- The Crucible- at Beachwood Library
by Margaret Reardon via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

CPH Script Club- The Crucible Beachwood Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library Wednesday September 30 at 7:00 pm. Cleveland Play House’s Script Club is everything you love about a book club - but with a play in the spotlight! First, check out a copy of the script from one of our partner libraries and read it at home. Then join CPH Artistic Staff at the library for a free-flowing exploration of the story and characters, with inside insight on how CPH artists take a play from page to stage! The village of Salem is run wild with tales of witchcraft. Deep-seated jealousies, lust and greed are bubbling to the surface from the heat of each neighbor’s exaggerated accusations. Revenge has replaced reason; mere rumors are now damning evidence — and no one is safe. Astoundingly relevant, Arthur Miller’s controversial American classic dares to put us all on trial. Beachwood Library is located at 25501 Shaker Blvd, at the corner of Shaker Blvd and Richmond Rd, in Beachwood. Please register at www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call 216-831-6868.

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Props needed!
by Great Lakes Light Opera via NEohioPAL 23 Sep '15

23 Sep '15

Hello NeOhioPal! We the Great Lakes Light Opera are looking for props for our next show. If you have any of the following, and you are willing to donate or sell them very cheaply, please contact me at greatlakeslightopera1(a)gmail.com. We are a nonprofit organization, and all donations are tax deductible. Thank you for your help! Props needed: Prop gun (something pre 1945) Tambourine King's crown Hand mirror with matching hair brush Crystal ball Bolt of red silk Steamer trunk We're also always in need of props and costumes, so if you have anything else you would like to donate, we will happily accept it! About us: The Great Lakes Light Opera (GLLO), founded in 2012 by Stephanie Kreutz and Jacquelyn Mouritsen, has been dedicated to bringing high-quality, professional-level performances to Cleveland audiences. After going dark for a season, the Great Lakes Light Opera has a new administration and mission. Although the company will still be bringing professional-level opera to Northeast Ohio, GLLO has revised its mission: To offer Cleveland an educational and outreach-focused/oriented opera company that seeks to connect with all audiences, from the seasoned opera-goer to those with no previous exposure to classical music of any kind. We will achieve this mission by: - Reaching out to atypical venues in order to perform “portable” concerts of opera scenes and other vocal art music. - Educating audiences of all ages by presenting lecture recitals, which give the audience/performers an opportunity to connect with the text/history/theory behind classical music. - Programming unique operas, concerts, and revues with the aim of piquing the interest of the community. - Mining Cleveland’s rich community of artists and musicians who are equally committed to de-mystifying and revitalizing the traditional art music scene. Megan Thompson Executive Director, Great Lakes Light Opera GreatLakesLightOpera1(a)gmail.com

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