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Last Chance to See Cleveland Public Theatre's "Into the Heart of One Star"
by Kim Furganson 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

cleveland PUBLIC theatre presents Into the Heart of One Star By Raymond Bobgan with contributions from Anastasía Urozhaeva Directed by Raymond Bobgan Performed by Raymond Bobgan and Anastasía Urozhaeva A World Premiere Through - April 11, 2026 "A wonderful performance! The play is a poignant dialogue about home, loss, and the search for meaning in life. A contemplation on how difficult it is to find your light. Superb acting job!" -Ellen Vayner (Audience Member) ABOUT THE PLAY Icarus is gone but his father Daedalus is left to wonder about the flight that went so wrong. Could he have prevented it all and should he now choose death? Dagny, a "simple woman from Siberia," begins in a U.S. secret intelligence interrogation room, and rises to become a leader in science, business, and space flight all the while wishing for a home she is not sure existed. Both journeys reflect on each other in a duet about yearning, loneliness, navigating this world, and seeking the light beyond. Free Bev Fridays After every Friday performance, enjoy a selection of beverages on us while discussing the show with artists and audience members. Hot beverages are always complimentary. Ticket Information Choose What You Pay from $20 to $80 with no handling fees. There are also a limited number of tickets for $10 and $1 available on a first-come-first-served basis per performance. Click here<https://www.instagram.com/p/DWowsnujuhy/> for testimonial video. For dates and times, and to purchase tickets click here<https://www.cptonline.org/performances/seasons/2025-2026/into-the-heart-of-…> or go to www.cptonline.org<http://www.cptonline.org> or 216.631.2727.

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Call for Artists - Trail Tales: Art Competition for a Public Sidewalk Display
by Shaker Arts Council 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

*Trail Tales: Art Competition for a Public Sidewalk Display* The Shaker Arts Council (SHAC) is pleased to announce *Trail Tales,* a new project in partnership with the Shaker Heights Public Library*. *Planned to open in June, this exhibit will be the first of an ongoing series of *Trail Tales;* the artwork will change two-to-three times each year. Artwork will be presented as a series of images arranged sequentially in front of the Bertram Woods branch library for the public to enjoy. SHAC is sponsoring an *art competition* for the images to be displayed. The inaugural project will feature photography and will celebrate *Shaker Reads,* the Library’s annual summer reading program For this first show, local photographers are invited to participate. Future exhibit calls for artists will ask for other 2D media. Artists may submit up to five [5] samples of their work with the application using the online form here <https://www.shakerartscouncil.org/tt-app.html>. Materials are due no later than 5pm, *Friday 10 April, **2026.* Eligibility: Applicants must be at least 18 years old and either live or work in Shaker Heights, reside in the Shaker Heights School District, or be members of the Shaker Arts Council. Learn how to become a member here <https://www.shakerartscouncil.org/membership-form.html>. A committee of professional local artists will select the participants. These participants will be asked to design more than one display. Final work for the exhibit must be formatted to fit the 18 x 24 layout. Artists retain all copyrights to their artwork. Artists whose designs are selected will receive a $150.00 stipend per display panel. Final works must be submitted to SHAC via email (info(a)shakerartscouncil.org) no later than 5pm, *Friday 8 May 2026.* Design Criteria: Final designs must be submitted as camera-ready, 600 dpi files. By submitting samples of work, all artists agree to: - allow SHAC to photograph the work; - allow SHAC to use images of the final original photographs on printed materials, websites and social media for promotional purposes only; - allow SHAC to submit the proposed designs to the city’s Architectural Board of Review (ABR) for its final approval and agrees to modify the design as proposed by the ABR, if necessary. *Artists whose works are not selected are welcome to ask SHAC for feedback.* *---Amara Romano* *Administrative Assistant **Shaker Arts Council ** shakerartscouncil.org <http://shakerartscouncil.org>*

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Sing Stark presents Dance the Night Away by Vox Audio, Stark County's contemporary pop a cappella ensemble.
by Info User 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

*Vox Audio Presents **Dance the Night Away* *High-Energy A Cappella Hits the Stage in Canton* *CANTON, OH* — Get ready to move, groove, and sing along as *Vox Audio*, Canton’s original pop a cappella group, presents *Dance the Night Away* on *Saturday, May 2 at 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM* at the *Cultural Center for the Arts* (1001 Market Ave N, Canton, OH). Known for their tight harmonies, dynamic stage presence, and contemporary sound, Vox Audio will deliver a captivating performance featuring crowd-favorite hits like *“I Wanna Dance with Somebody”* and *“Stayin’ Alive.”* Audiences can expect an engaging, high-energy experience that just might have them dancing in the aisles. All music is custom arranged by *award-winning composer and arranger Mickey McGroarty*, whose work brings a fresh, polished sound to today’s pop hits and iconic dance tunes. Featuring talented singers from both *Stark and Summit County*, Vox Audio continues to push the boundaries of contemporary a cappella while building community through music. “Vox Audio is all about energy, precision, and connection,” said Carol Olson, Executive Director of Sing Stark. “This show is designed to bring people of all ages together through music they love in a way that’s exciting and unforgettable.” Tickets are available now at: https://www.singstark.org/projects *Dance the Night Away* is funded in part by *Arts in Stark* and the *Ohio Arts Council*. *About Vox Audio* Vox Audio is Sing Stark’s premier contemporary a cappella ensemble, known for bold arrangements, high-level vocal performance, and engaging live shows that connect with audiences of all ages. *About Sing Stark* Sing Stark is a community-focused choral arts organization dedicated to improving health and wellbeing through the power of singing. Through inclusive programming and dynamic performances, Sing Stark creates opportunities for connection, creativity, and belonging throughout Stark County. *Media Contact:* Carol Olson Executive Director, Sing Stark colson(a)singstark.org 330.455.1000

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Youth Auditions at Dobama for Kids’ Fest
by Yahoo 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

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Introducing CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY THEATRE of Maple Heights
by New Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Randall E. Hall Title: Executive Artistic Director Email: cct(a)newcornerstoneoh.org Phone: 216-645-7718 Website: www.newcornerstoneoh.org/cct A New Stage in Maple Heights, Ohio: Cornerstone Community Theatre Announces Official Launch Maple Heights, Ohio — April 7, 2026 — A new cultural pillar is arriving in Maple Heights. Today, the Board of Directors is proud to announce the formation of Cornerstone Community Theatre (CCT), a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing high-quality, accessible performing arts to the local community. Cornerstone Community Theatre was founded with a mission to provide a professional-grade platform for Urban storytelling and creative expression. Through the stage, CCT aims to foster local talent, engage the youth of Maple Heights and surrounding areas, and provide high-quality cultural experiences that resonate with our shared heritage and foundations. Led by a team of local artists and business leaders, CCT aims to fill a vital gap in the local arts scene by offering actors of all ages the opportunity to express themselves in a safe environment. As part of its commitment to community accessibility, CCT is also proud to announce a series of free improv acting classes. These classes will be held at local libraries. These workshops are designed specifically for ages 16 and up, providing a fun, high-energy introduction to spontaneous performance and ensemble building in a welcoming environment. No prior experience is required. Please visit our website for more information. "We believe that theatre is the 'cornerstone' of a vibrant community," says Randall E. Hall, Executive Artist Director of CCT. "Our goal is not just to put on plays, but to create a space where neighbors can connect, create, and see their own stories reflected on stage." CCT is currently entering its foundational fundraising phase, with an inaugural season of three productions planned for the 2026-2027 calendar year. Members of the community are invited to join the "Founding Members" circle to help secure the equipment, licensing, and venue space needed to bring the first curtain up. For more information on how to get involved, audition, or donate, please visit www.newcornerstoneoh.org/cct.

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Free Improv Classes!
by New Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY THEATRE Celebrating Urban Creativity in Theatre EXPRESS YOURSELF! 100% FREE – NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! Free Improvisation Classes Ages 16 and older welcome! Unleash your creativity and connect with your community through the art of improvisation. These classes are designed to empower and inspire! Class Schedule * April 8, 2026 – Warrensville Heights Library, 6:30–8:30 PM * April 22, 2026 – Warrensville Heights Library, 6:30–8:30 PM * May 6, 2026 – Maple Heights Library, 6:30–8:30 PM Join Us! Discover the joy of improvisation in a welcoming, supportive environment. These FREE classes celebrate creativity and expression through theatre. All skill levels welcome — come as you are and leave inspired! Contact Information * Email: cct(a)newcornerstoneoh.org * Website: www.newcornerstoneoh.org/cct<http://www.newcornerstoneoh.org/cct> * Address: 19000 Libby Rd, Maple Heights, Ohio 44137 * Phone: 216-645-7718

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Joe Rangel: The Music of Bing Crosby, April 12, 2 pm-Wadsworth Public Library FREE
by Thomas Sigel Hotmail 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

Sunday, April 12, 2026, 2:00 –3:00 pm Joe Rangel: The Music of Bing Crosby Wadsworth Public Library, 132 Broad Street, Wadsworth, OH 44281 Ohio Regional Music Arts and Cultural Outreach (ORMACO) and the Wadsworth Public Library continue Live at the Library with jazz vocalist and guitarist Joe Rangel on Sunday, April 12, 2026, at 2 pm at the Wadsworth Public Library, 132 Broad Street, Wadsworth, OH 44281. Joe will showcase music performed by Bing Crosby. Not only will he sing, but he will accompany himself on a seven-stringed guitar. This program is free. Seating at programs is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, call 419-853-6016. About the Musician Joe Rangel is a jazz vocalist who brings the unique artistry of a seven-stringed guitar to accompany himself. Rangel has performed for years regionally and nationally as both a sideman and bandleader in genres that range from R&B to jazz, pop, and Latin. A Cleveland native, Joe has studied jazz in the acclaimed music program at Tri-C Metro and graduated with a bachelor’s in music performance from Cleveland State University (with an emphasis in jazz guitar).

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Ensemble Theatre & SumMedia Productions present IN OUR OWN WORDS! Episode 5!
by Ensemble Theatre 07 Apr '26

07 Apr '26

*Press Release:* Contact *216-321-2930* | *info(a)ensemble-theatre.org <info(a)ensemble-theatre.org>* *For Immediate Release.* *Ensemble Theatre* continues its 46th season with *IN OUR OWN WORDS Our Stories, Our Voices. Episode 5!*A series Nicole Sumlin (SumMedia Productions) along with Ensemble Executive Artistic Director Celeste Cosentino started virtually during the pandemic, this series focuses on *short plays that take on big themes, sharing the Black experience with Cleveland audiences*. This year will be our 5th episode of this series! *Episode 5 Includes: * *MILK *by *Amira Danan* Directed by* Andrea Belser * Featuring: Ashley Aquilla (as Mama) & *Tamara French* (as Ayana) Ayana was raised to a chorus of affirmations, but the world beyond her mother’s rocking chair turns out to be less kind. In Amira Danan’s ten-minute play, milk, a young Black girl growing up in a majority white community struggles to find her place in a society that only merits blue eyes and blonde hair. *-AND-* *RECIPES ON USED NAPKINS *by * Avery LaMar Pope*Directed by *Nicole Sumlin * Featuring: *Gabriel Cummings* (as Brother) & *Jasmin Nichelle* (as Sister) A brother and sister say goodbye to their childhood home, but not the memories that comfort them. Performing each night in repertory with a post show talkback! *One Weekend Only! April 16th-19th, 2026!* Performing at The Darl Center for the Arts 5437 Broadway Ave :: Cleveland, OH 44127 <https://maps.app.goo.gl/figMtZ8bEgMxWZMi6> (Google Maps linked). Parking (has a black fence) is located just north of the entrance toward the intersection of Mumford Ave and Broadway. Street Parking is also allowed in designated areas. Visit: *https://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/inourownwords5* <https://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/inourownwords5> for more information & tickets! *Run Time: *Each piece is approximately 15minutes. Talkback after! (15-20min). *Tickets: $18* *Thursday,* *Friday & Saturday* @7:30pm. *Sunday *@2:00pm. *Pay What You Choose Thursday April 16th!* *Content Advisory:* None. Both are Family Friendly! *For Tickets* :: *216-321-2930 *:: *tickets(a)ensemble-theatre.org* <tickets(a)ensemble-theatre.org> *Online*:*https://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/inourownwords5* <https://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/inourownwords5> *We are so thankful to join The JCU community, where we are in residence, and for our supporters throughout Northeast Ohio! **We are always thankful for our continued support throughout Northeast Ohio!!* *Come out and support these amazing local artists! We look forward to seeing you in our audience! * *www.ensembletheatrecle.org <http://www.ensembletheatrecle.org/>* *PRESS:* *CLICK HERE FOR A LINK FOR SHOW GRAPHICS/PHOTOS <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1X4v1et-LfJJIosWcUclXwtoICR188yCi?us…>*

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Workshop Players Present "Harvey"
by Workshop Players 06 Apr '26

06 Apr '26

*Workshop Players Present * *Harvey* *By Mary Chase* *Directed by Valerie Farschman* This classic Pulitzer Prize-winning play will come to life on the Workshop Players’ stage for our spring offering. Elwood P. Dowd, a gracious gentleman, loved by all, is best friends with a Pooka … a giant white rabbit that only he can see. Embarrassed by these seeming hallucinations, his sister, Veta (and her daughter, Myrtle Mae), try to place Elwood in an institution, but confusion reigns, and they institutionalize Veta by mistake. It isn’t easy to untangle the error, but Elwood and his invisible companion play a vital role, and all’s well that ends well. The power of human imagination and the bond of friendship wins out! *Cast: **Kevin Boland, Cat Clements, Raymond E. Cosma Jr.,* *Alex Craig, Cecil Eastman, Marlene Hehmeyer, Bernadette Hisey, **Maria “Ezri” Maldonado, Jonathan McCleery, Kristina Rivera, Jake Savastuk* Performances are April 9, 10, 11, 17, 18 at 7:30 p.m. with matinees on April 12, 19 at 3 p.m. *Doors open 45 minutes before show time.* *Tickets are $20 and may be purchased online at workshopplayers.org <http://workshopplayers.org/>* *or by calling the Box Office: 440-634-0472.* -- Workshop Players Theatre 44820 Middle Ridge Road P.O. Box 1193, Amherst, OH 44001 Box Office: 440-634-0472 Find us on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram!

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Music Man Costumer
by John Roberts 06 Apr '26

06 Apr '26

The Parma Schools Foundation is in need of a costumer for their production of The Music which takes place on July 31, August 1 and 2 .This is a paid position and if you are interested please contact our producer Mr. John D. Roberts at john.d.roberts21(a)gmail.com

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