- NEohioPAL - lists.neohiopal.org

Casting Roles for Police Training Video
by Richard Lowery via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

We are in need of actors for the following NON-PAID roles: Female suspect, age 18 and up, any race. Male suspect, age 18 and up, any race. Must be available September 5th, September 9th, and September 12th for filming around the Canton, OH area. Also you must have adequate transportation to and from the filming locations. Responsibility is a must, as these training videos are taken seriously. You will recieve proper credit for your role. If interested please send your headshot, resume, a link to your demo reel/monologue video to tonycatproductions(a)gmail.com

1 0

LAND OF CLEVE HITS 300, 000 VIEWS! Arts and Entertainment Blog Continues to Cover Everything Cleveland
by Cleve Land via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

*JOIN US IN THE **LAND OF CLEVE!* *Land of Cleve is celebrating another milestone, having reached over 300,000 visitors since it first began in the Fall of 2013.* The Cleveland-centric arts and entertainment website has reviewed a wide variety of plays, musicals, concerts and special events in the Northeast Ohio area. In addition, the popular blog has profiled countless actors and artists who are making a name for themselves on the local and national scene. *BECOME A MEMBER AND PROMOTE YOUR EVENTS* *Renewal notices will be going out this week to those arts groups already on the Land of Cleve membership list. * Not a member? Join today by emailing us directly at inthelandofcleve(a)gmail.com and receive personalized promotion and complete coverage of your upcoming theatre season, special events, local venues or group activities. Discount packages for first-year members start at only $99 (offer good through Sept. 30, 2015)!

1 0

Review of "Mary Poppins" at Mercury Theatre Company
by Bob Abelman via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

Mercury Theatre Company’s ‘Mary Poppins’ is practically perfect Bob Abelman Cleveland Jewish News, The News Herald, The Morning Journal Member, International Association of Theatre Critics Here’s the thing: Screen-to-stage Disney musicals are a mixed blessing. When endearing fictitious characters and their extraordinary celluloid worlds become fully fleshed and three-dimensional, the experience is exhilarating. But this emotion too often dissipates when stagecraft ultimately fails to match the memory of indelible cinematic images created by Disney Studio’s top storytellers. Take “Mary Poppins.” Based on the books by P.L. Travers, the 1964 film tells the tale of the Banks family and how the lives of its members change when a magical nanny arrives at 17 Cherry Tree Lane. The score boasts of Academy Award-winning music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, the story is bolstered by Academy Award-winning Disney animation and film editing, and its cast members have cement footprints embedded for eternity in the walkway of Hollywood Blvd. In order to bring the film to life on stage and attempt to capture some of its magic, Walt Disney Theatrical spent $18 million on elaborate special effects developed by Las Vegas illusionists and Disney theme park specialists. And, for the most part, it worked. The Banks’ home was a two-story tall structure that opened like a children’s dollhouse. A dreary city park mutated into a color-saturated fantasy land. Bert the chimney sweep tap danced around the proscenium arch and, in the final scene, Mary flew over the heads of the audience and out the back of the balcony. The stage production, which opened on Broadway in 2006 and came to Playhouse Square on tour in 2009, also incorporated elements from the books that had been side-stepped in the film, such as Mr. and Mrs. Banks’ back stories, and added some new songs by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe. A few popular scenes, like the tea party on the ceiling, have been removed while others have been rearranged. Local theaters attempting to stage “Mary Poppins” acquire the score and script but, with their limited budgets and no balcony, are left to fend for themselves when it comes to finding their own form of magic. Which the Mercury Theatre Company does in its current production. For the rest of this review, go to www.clevelandjewishnews.com/columnists/

1 0

EQUIPMENT DISAPPEARANCE - Shaker Square - Large black pelican case
by Craig Knowles via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

EQUIPMENT DISAPPEARANCE - Shaker Square On Saturday, August 8th at approximately 7pm, a very large black pelican case disappeared from film shoot on the corner of Shaker Boulevard and Van Aken. The case contained a full set of Westcott Spiderlite fluorescent matte boxes, with associated bulbs and equipment. The case is unmistakably large - it's 16" x 16" x 50" with wheels on one end and weighted approximately 50 pounds. It disappeared from the sidewalk area near the Goodwill as things were being loaded after the shoot. A reward is offered if you found the case or have any information that can help me find it. No questions asked. I just want my equipment back. Here is a stock photo of what the case looked like:http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61Uq3KWQkEL._SL1000_.jpg Thank you,Craig

1 0

post about a dance teaching job
by Joey via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

A studio in Twinsburg is looking for an Acrobatics, Tap and Hip Hop teacher that is able to teach beginners - advanced. If interested please send resume to jnb1184(a)aol.com.

1 0

RED Master Class Dance Series and more!
by Kelli Sanford via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

Dear Community Dancers, The RED Dance Center is excited to announce a master class series with guest artists that will be a wonderful opportunity to learn from experienced professional dance artists from Northeast Ohio! Dancers should contact RED Artistic Director Kelli Sanford at ksanford(a)RealEdgeDance.org to register. Dancers are encouraged to register early as class size will be limited. RED Dance Center is located at 1691 Georgetown Road Suite H, Hudson, Ohio 44236. *SPECIAL EXCLUSIVE RED MASTER CLASS SERIES* Saturdays 1:00pm-3:00pm September 26, 2015 Damien Highfield (Professional Dancer Groundworks Dance Theater) November 14, 2015 Heather Koniz-Young (Professional Dancer Antaeus Dance) December 5, 2015 Tom Evert (Artistic Director DANCEVERT) Tuition: $35.00 per class or $90.00 for all 3 classes *Recommended Minimum Participant Age 13/Intermediate-Advanced Level* _____________________________________________________ INTRODUCTORY SELF DEFENSE CLASS Saturday November 21, 2015 11:30am-1:00pm John Green, Army Airborne Ranger LMS ret. Mr. Green has 24 years of experience as an Airborne Ranger Special Operations USA Army ,and is one of only 50 Licensed Menkyo Shidoin Black Belt specialist in the USA. Tuition: $25.00 per person/$35.00 for 2 family members *Participants Minimum age 10* www.RealEdgeDance.org Sent from Windows Mail

1 0

Ma'at is Missing Premieres this Friday - Get Your Tickets NOW
by Kulture Kids Admin via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

*What Happened to The Golden Rule?* *Kulture Kids’ Original Children’s Theater Performance Shows Manners Matter* Children and their families are invited to journey with a zany (and not so polite) archaeologist in search of The Lost Temple of Ma’at, the Egyptian goddess of truth, justice, and civility. Ancient Egypt comes to life in a spectacle of magic, comedy, music, dance, and hieroglyphics that urges us all to remember our manners. This is a show you don’t want kids to miss! Kulture Kids’ newest original children’s theater production, *Ma’at is Missing: Deciphering Manners* addresses the seeming lack of civility, manners, and kindness in society today. The audience is tasked with helping a nutty professor discover and unravel clues to the Lost Temple of Ma’at and decipher the ancient hieroglyphics within that illustrate how we should treat one another. From simple etiquette when coughing or sneezing, to how we consider others’ thoughts and feelings before we speak, Ma’at is Missing guides children on an expedition to find out why our manners matter. Ma’at is Missing: Deciphering Manners will take the stage on August 21 at 7:00pm, August 22 at 3:00pm and 7:00pm, and August 23 at 7:00pm. A hands-on family art workshop is included in the ticket price and will take place 30 minutes before the start of each performance. A reception will follow the opening night performance. The performance will tour throughout September and October 2015 at branches of the Cuyahoga County Public Library. Additionally, schools, libraries, community centers, and other venues are encouraged to bring Ma’at to their venue by contacting Kulture Kids at schedule(a)kulturekids.org. Funding by CUYAHOGA ARTS AND CULTURE, THE GEORGE GUND FOUNDATION, and THE OHIO ARTS COUNCIL. *PERFORMANCE DETAILS* *DATES/TIMES* August 21 at 7:00PM, August 22 at 3:00PM & 7:00PM, August 23 at 3:00PM *LOCATION* Kultivation Theater, 2134 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, 44118 *TICKETS* $10 each, includes performance and pre-show family arts workshop *AGES* This show is ideal for children between the ages of 4 and 10, but all children and adults are welcome. *ABOUT KULTURE KIDS* Founded by Robin Pease in 1999, Kulture Kids is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting and enhancing arts and cultural awareness for children through arts education programming. A leading provider of arts programs for schools, libraries, community centers and arts organizations, Kulture Kids uses original, participatory, educational performances, workshops, and residencies to support arts integrated learning and the ideal of E Pluribus Unum: out of many, one. The exploration of the many arts and cultures that make up our world open doors to education, understanding, appreciation, and unity for all people. *FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO PURCHASE TICKETS* Contact: Valerie Kilmer, Programming Associate Valerie.C.Kilmer(a)kulturekids.org 216.931.0307 Visit www.kulturekids.org to purchase tickets. Follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/kulturekidsarts -- Kulture Kids www.kulturekids.org 216-931-0307

1 0

AUDITIONS: BAT BOY: The Musical - Blank Canvas Theatre
by via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

1 0

Now hiring- Dance instructor
by mark kline via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

Now hiring a dance instructor- 1-3 days a week. Studio located in the Montrose area. Candidate should be able to teach jazz and hip hop at a competitive level. Pay based on experience and education. Please submit to mkline5616(a)aol.com.

1 0

Mamai continues its 2015 Season with the Political Thriller, DEATH AND THE MAIDEN, by Ariel Dorfman at Kennedy's Playhouse Square!
by Christine via NEohioPAL 17 Aug '15

17 Aug '15

*Mamai continues its 2015 Season with the political thriller,DEATH AND THE MAIDEN, by Ariel Dorfman at Kennedy's Playhouse Square!* TICKETS ON SALE NOW! <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!death-and-the-maiden/cbsd> You can sponsor, join our mailing list or purchase tickets online <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!death-and-the-maiden/cbsd>! *Death and the Maiden By Ariel Dorfman* Directed by Katia P. Schwarz Scenic Design by Don McBride Lighting Design by Robert Peck Sound Design by Richard Ingraham Costume Design by Katia P. Schwarz Properties Design by Cody Swanson *SEPTEMBER 17 - OCTOBER 4, 2015Kennedy's at Playhouse Square1501 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 pmSundays at 2:30 pm* With: Derdriu Ring* as Paulina Jeffrey Grover* as Gerardo Terence Cranendonk as Roberto *Actor appears courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association TICKETS: www.mamaitheatreco.org <http://www.mamaitheatreco.org/#!death-and-the-maiden/cbsd> or phone the Playhouse Square Box Office directly at 216.241.6000 Adults: $22 Seniors (65 & older): $20 Students (25 & under): $15 Air-Conditioned. Ample area garage and street parking. Open seating with the exception of press and sponsors. Please arrive early. Note: This production venue is not ADA Accessible. *This production is supported in part by the residents of Cuyahoga County through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.* *DEATH AND THE MAIDEN* A democratic age is dawning in an unspecified Latin American country. When her husband offers hospitality to a stranger, Paulina, haunted by her past, believes she recognizes their guest’s voice as that of the man who tortured her 15 years earlier. The 48 hours that follow radically alter the lives of all three. This 1991 thriller gave a new voice to women’s survivorship awareness, and is an unforgettable three-handed acting triumph. Mamai Artistic Associate and Director Katia P. Schwarz notes: “What resonates for me is that Paulina’s experiences represent the stories of countless others who have lived through the brutal dictatorships of Latin America, South Africa’s Apartheid era and others. The play serves as a stark reminder of the human rights violations we continue to witness in the world today.” *Special Pre-Show Event:* *Wednesday, September 2 at 6:30 pmDISCUSSION WITH DEATH AND THE MAIDEN DIRECTOR & MAMAI THEATRE COMPANY MEMBERS* Beachwood Branch - Cuyahoga County Public Library 25501 Shaker Blvd. Beachwood, OH Join DEATH AND THE MAIDEN director Katia P. Schwarz and Mamai Theatre Company members, to hear readings from the play and engage in a discussion of the political context of the play and the fascinating life of playwright, Ariel Dorfman. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Free and open to all. Please register at www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call 216-831-6868. *Special Post Show Events at Kennedy's:* *Sunday, September 20thLIVING UNDER A DICTATORSHIP* Panelists will include guests who have experienced life under dictatorship. *Sunday, September 27thHEALING FROM TRAUMA* Panelists will include Alexander Leslie, Director of Prevention Programs from the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center. *Local Public Funding Supports & Enriches the Work of Mamai Theatre Company* In 2015, Mamai Theatre Company received over $3,700 in support from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, which has helped us produce our third season as Cleveland’s newest classical theatre. This type of funding strengthens our community and enriches the quality of life in our neighborhoods for people of all ages. We’d like to take this opportunity to tell you a little bit more about this extremely important funding partner. The financial support received from the residents of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts & Culture will help Mamai Theatre Company bring you our third production this season: Ariel Dorfman’s important play, Death and the Maiden. In keeping with our mission to create equal opportunity for women in the professional theatre, this production features a strong female protagonist and is directed by a woman. Cuyahoga Arts & Culture is the public funder of arts and culture organizations, programs and events in Cuyahoga County. Cuyahoga Arts & Culture’s sole funding source is a dedicated cigarette tax levied within Cuyahoga County. Established by voters in 2007, CAC has awarded over 1,200 grants since then, distributing over $125 million in tax dollars to more than 300 organizations based in the County. Cuyahoga Arts & Culture’s sole funding source is a dedicated tax within Cuyahoga County. Renewal of this funding source will be on the ballot on November 3 for voters to consider. Please take a few minutes to learn more about this important source of public funding and Cuyahoga Arts & Culture by visiting their website: cacgrants.org. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

1 0