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Bartenders and When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet opens at TMPAC on Friday May 3
by Claudia Lillibridge 09 Apr '24

09 Apr '24

Twin Masks Performing Arts Center (TMPAC) is proud to present upcoming performances of two one act plays, Bartenders, and When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet, with performances on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8pm, on May 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 and 18. TMPAC is located at 9076 Church Street, Suites 2 and 3 in Twinsburg. Adult tickets $15 and Senior/Student tickets $10. Tickets can be purchased online at www.twinmasks.org, or by calling our box office at 330-888-3211. All Rights secured by Dramatists Play Service Inc. BARTENDERS info: Written by Louis Mustillo Director: Sean Donovan There are over 1 million bartenders in the United States today. Meet six of them. Louis Mustillo (Mike & Molly, The Sopranos) brings you Bartenders: the ultimate tribute to the men who serve as friend, father, psychotherapist, and ego-booster to our cocktail-drinking nation. Every drink has a story. PLEASE NOTE: THIS ONE ACT PLAY CONTAINS STRONG ADULT LANGUAGE AND ADULT SITUATIONS WHICH MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR THOSE 18yrs OF AGE AND YOUNGER CAST: Bobby: Mort Goldman Richard: Bill Wolski Patty: Don Bernardo Benny: Patrick Lafferty Jimmy: Brian Westerley Eddie: Scott Sanborn WHEN SHAKESPEARE’S LADIES MEET info: Written by Charles George Director: D. Keith Stiver Six of the most noted of Shakespeare’s heroines convene at the home of Juliet in Verona. They are, in addition to Juliet, Portia from The Merchant of Venice, Katharine from The Taming of the Shrew, Desdemona from Othello, Ophelia from Hamlet, and Cleopatra from Antony and Cleopatra. Juliet has just fallen in love with Romeo and the other five visit to instruct her in the art of successfully carrying out her romance. CAST: Desdemona (from Othello): Amanda Nyx Portia (from The Merchant of Venice): Brandi Eaton Ophelia (from Hamlet): Hannah Presyski Cleopatra (from Antony and Cleopatra): Jordan Malin Katharine (from The Taming of the Shrew): Kate Bernardo Juliet (from Romeo and Juliet): Samm Schinker TMPAC is a registered 501c3 non profit entity. Sent from my iPhone

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Charity Stand Up Comedy Show On Sale Now
by Young Filmmakers Academy 08 Apr '24

08 Apr '24

You are invited to a special night with Young Filmmakers Academy! Komedy 4 Kids, the hottest comedy show in town! Spend the evening with five of Cleveland’s hottest comics. *Noah Ryan, Hannah Belmont, Marty Malloy, Bryan Sternik and Dar'Jon Bentley.* This show is guaranteed to be a night of non-stop laughs. Better yet, proceeds from the show benefit No Filmmaker Left Behind.This one of a kind program offers our award-winning summer film camp completely free of charge to students from diverse backgrounds, irrespective of their socioeconomic status. So join us for a night of hilarity and do some good at the same time. Tickets on sale at: https://www.youngfilmmakersacademy.org/comedy

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Summer FILM CAMPS at CLEVELAND STATE
by Odyssey Program 08 Apr '24

08 Apr '24

CSU School of Film & Media Arts offers 4 summer Film Camps for teens (age 13-18). Taught by CSU Faculty with Guest Artists from LA and GCFC. Three-Week Film Camp -- MAKE YOUR OWN FILM! June 9 – June 28 Stories and Scripts -- WRITE YOUR OWN SCRIPT! July 7 - July 12 Acting and Directing -- CREATE YOUR OWN PROJECT! July 14 - July 19 5-Day Film Challenge -- CREW UP & SHOOT A MOVIE! July 21 - July 26 Odyssey Film Camps have Residential or Day Camps options and are located at CSU Arts Campus at Playhouse Square. For more information and registration, please visit www.csufilmodyssey.com<http://www.csufilmodyssey.com/> Make Films – Make Friends Odyssey Film Camps and Workshops School of Film and Media Arts Cleveland State University 1375 Euclid Ave, 6th Floor Cleveland, OH 44115 (216) 687-5087 www.csufilmodyssey.com<http://www.csufilmodyssey.com>

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Tickets on sale for How to Succeed at Breen Center for the Performing Arts , April 20-21 and 25-27
by Caitlin Lynch-Huggins 08 Apr '24

08 Apr '24

The Saint Ignatius Harlequins are proud to present How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, April 20, 21, 25, 26, and 27. Reserve and purchase your tickets at https://www.ignatius.edu/how-to-succeed. -- *Ms. Caitlin Lynch-Huggins, M.S.* Theology Teacher P: 216.651.0222 clynch-huggins(a)ignatius.edu www.ignatius.edu Saint Ignatius High School 1911 West 30th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44113

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Reminder: Micro Theater Auditions this Wednesday, April 10!
by Jonathon Morgan 08 Apr '24

08 Apr '24

Micro Theater CLE is holding open auditions this Wednesday, April 10! Here's more information: https://www.microtheatercle.com/micro-theater-cle-auditions We received an enormous amount of amazing submissions, and we're producing 15 short performances that will happen simultaneously in different rooms at the Brownhoist Building on May 24th and 25th! Each performance will happen 3-5 times per night, so the audience can see a few shows in an evening with time in between to chat over beers. DIY free performance for the people! It'll be fun, you should be there. We are looking to cast 10-15 non-AEA actors for plays, site-specific, and devised pieces. *Date*: April 10, 2024 *Time*: Anytime between 6:30 PM and 9:00 PM *Location*: Brownhoist Building, 4403 St Clair Ave, Cleveland *Requirements*: Auditions will consist of readings from 1-2 scripts *Playwrights & Directors*: We're casting for plays written and/or directed by John Busser, Cat Kenney, Stuart Hoffman, Greg Vovos, Michael Sepsey, Katharine McNair, Greg A. Smith, Mindy Herman, Lynna Metrisin, Christine McBurney, and Jonathon Morgan *Walkups are welcome!* If you'd prefer a specific audition time and/or would like to read the audition sides in advance, please email info(a)microtheatercle.com with your name, contact information, a headshot (if you have one, it's not required), and a brief description of your acting experience. You will then receive a confirmation email with your scheduled 30-minute audition window and a copy of the sides. *If you can't make it on April 10* email info(a)microtheatercle.com, a couple of our directors are accepting self-taped auditions.

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Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome to Cabaret!
by Gregory James 08 Apr '24

08 Apr '24

*Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome to Cabaret* *, the Tony Award Winning Musical, coming to CWRU this Friday -The first musical to perform in the new Roe Green Theatre! * *A young American writer finds his world turned upside down when he enters the free-wheeling, hedonistic world of the Kit-Kat Club in 1930s Weimar Berlin. A sensational journey set amongst the turmoil of a pre-World War II Germany, Cabaret has been exciting audiences for decades.* *Get your tickets now and maybe this time, you’ll be lucky enough to see this powerful production. Tickets start at just $5, reserve today!* *Roe Green Theatre at Maltz Performing Arts CenterApril 12, 13, 19, 20 at 7:30PM April 14, 21 at 3PM* *Theater.case.edu/tickets <http://Theater.case.edu/tickets> for more information.*

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In need of Art Display Pedestals
by The Depot Cleveland 07 Apr '24

07 Apr '24

The Sandusky State Theatre is seeking 15-20 Art Display Pedestals for its reopening this summer. New or used pedestals of different sizes, heights and display capabilities are needed. If you have extras or know where we might find them (on a budget) please email bmarshall(a)sanduskystate.com or call Brian at 216-374-3047! Thank you!

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TMPAC auditions for Fantasy Adrift: When Nerds Collide May 13 and 14
by Claudia Lillibridge 07 Apr '24

07 Apr '24

Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is proud to announce its auditions for the staged reading of an original musical comedy on Monday, May 13 and Tuesday, May 14; both nights 7pm-9pm. Fantasy Adrift: When Nerds Collide Written by Tim Shaffer and Dustin Oliver Director/Musical Director: Dave Stebbins All performances at 8pm on Friday, June 14 and Saturday, June 15, 2024. There is a private PREVIEW performance scheduled for Thursday, June 13, 2024 at 8pm. Twin Masks is located at 9076 Church Street, Suites 2 and 3, in Twinsburg. As this is a staged reading with limited blocking, and cast will be holding script and music score, rehearsal time will be minimal (likely less than 14 days of rehearsals). A rehearsal calendar will be further developed based upon cast availability. THE STORY: Worlds literally collide when a Star Wars cruise plows into a Star Trek cruise, leaving two groups of hardcore fans to fight through their fantasies, face their realities, and truly go where no musical comedy has gone before. As one ship begins to sink, its passengers must board the other one, and the reluctant shipmates are trapped below decks. Can they learn to work together in spite of their differences, embrace the hero within, and (most importantly) get back to the four-star buffet in time for dinner? Probably not; but anything is possible when fantasy meets reality on the open sea. Please prepare 16-32 bars of music from a modern/ contemporary musical (accompanist will be provided). There will be cold reading from the script. Please note: TMPAC is planning to excerpt this piece (a half hour portion of the staged reading) at the Regional OCTA (Ohio Community Theatre Association) at Hudson Players (Barlow Community Theatre, 41 Oviatt Street, in Hudson) on Saturday, June 22 (most likely excerpting prior to Noon on that date). If selected to represent our region at State OCTA Festival, that event takes place over the Labor Day weekend, and details will be made available accordingly. CHARACTER BREAKDOWN: Characters are dressed in poorly-made costumes representing their favorite Star Wars or Star Trek characters, devoid of any specific emblems from the franchises. TREKKIES: JEFF (baritone) – Male, 30-50. Costumed as Captain Kirk (gold shirt, black pants), Jeff is actually somewhat timid, turning on the bravado to play the character… “Fake it ‘til you make it.” He is more comfortable being himself with other Trekkies. TERRY BROMAN (tenor) – Male, 45-55. A spoiled, petty complainer who wants instant gratification. An only child and divorced, he is costumed as Captain Picard (maroon shirt, black pants) mainly because he is bald. He quickly defects to the Rogues and is rebranded as Lobot from Star Wars. LANGSTON MELVILLE (baritone) – Male, mid-20s to late-30s. Dressed as Mr. Spock (blue shirt, black pants), Langston is a somewhat dull, aloof, intelligent, logical problem-solver who comes from an academic family. He graduated high school early and then earned two college degrees but lacks proper socialization, interpreting life through Star Trek. Having attended many workshops and seminars, his knowledge of obscure facts gets the Trekkies past some of their hurdles. CHRISTINE (mezzo) – Female, 30-45. A marriage counselor from Portland, Oregon, she is dressed in lavender as Counselor Deanna Troi, complete with a tricorder purse. Christine is a vegan, empathetic, a listener, but no pushover. Married for a decade, with no children. Although a marriage counselor, her own marriage is strained. HAROLD (tenor) – Male, 30-50. A quirky, socially awkward, balding hypochondriac dressed as the holographic Doctor from Voyager (blue shirt, black pants). He pretends (or believes?) to be invisible when “turned off,” actually a manifestation of his social anxiety. LINA (mezzo) – Female, 20s-30s. A sexy ass-kicker, dressed in a form-fitting suit. Bossy, stronger than the men, and the muscle of the group. Her no-nonsense, military bearing fits her choice of costume—the cyborg Seven of Nine. She was an army brat and daddy’s girl and works as a security consultant. DEVIN (baritone) – Male, 18-20. An ingenious tinkerer, a “MacGyver”- type problem-solver. No college, aimless, lives with his mother, and doesn’t yet recognize his natural gifts. He is costumed in Wesley 2 Crusher’s grey sweater with rainbow stripes, with some sort of a utility bag or belt that contains tools. STAR WARS ROGUES MARK (baritone) – male, 30s-40s. A sassy, self-serving, fighter, rogue, swashbuckling misogynist. Dressed as Han Solo in the tightest of pants, a large belt buckle, a large cigar, and a prop “blaster” pistol strapped to his thigh, he likes the machismo of the Han Solo character & tries to emulate him. He relishes his role as the leader of the Rogues. EMMA (mezzo) – Female, early 20s. Recent college grad, preparing to attend law school. Strong-willed, a little rough, & more of a natural leader than Mark but is outnumbered by the men. Living with her overbearing, divorced, blue-collar father has prepared her for this dynamic; she can pace Dad and his friends on eating and drinking. Drawn to Star Wars for its depiction of strong women, particularly the combination of sass and femininity of Princess Leia. She is costumed in Leia’s white gown and iconic hair buns. ROY (tenor) – Male, 30-45. Dressed as a Stormtrooper with a visible plush Baby Yoda doll in his backpack. Roy misses everything; he’s absent-minded, possibly ADD, clumsy, and unobservant. He’s also an air traffic controller and is ultimately revealed to be Christine’s husband. His helmet is always on. BERNIE (baritone) – Male, 50-75. A cantankerous old heckler costumed in evil Emperor Palpatine’s black robes and gnarled cane (with a hidden flask), Bernie is perpetually irritated with Roy and pretty much everyone else. As befitting any galactic emperor with a negative disposition, Bernie has an opinion on just about everything. SHIP’S CAPTAIN (baritone) – Male, 40s-50s. A pompous windbag who is disgruntled that the cruise line caters to fan conventions. SAILOR’S VOICE – Any age or sex, can be pre-recorded. EMERGENCY VOICE – Female, pre-recorded voice. APPALACHIAN RADIO VOICE – Any age or sex, can be pre-recorded. Strong hillbilly accent. Sent from my iPhone

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Hudson Players Present - Pump Boys and Dinettes
by Michelle Dolciato 06 Apr '24

06 Apr '24

Performance dates: April 26,27; May 3,4,5*, 10,11,12*; 17,18, 2024*special 2pm Sunday matinees Directed by: Jay Sigler Music Directed by: Tom Work Book, Lyrics, and Music by John Foley, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, John Schimmel, and Jim Wann Pump Boys and Dinettes: A Rollicking Visit to Small-Town America Pump Boys and Dinettes is a rollicking, down-home visit to small-town America at its very best. Come on down to our neck of the woods and meet the "Pump Boys," a quartet of petrol-pumping, song-swapping good ol' boys who keep the wheels turning on Highway 57. When they're not busy filling up your tank, they're strumming their guitars and harmonizing their voices to a lively mix of country, rock, and pop tunes. Next door to the Pump Boys' gas station is the Double Cupp diner, where the Cupp sisters, Prudie and Rhetta, dish up comfort food and smiles with all the fixin's. These two sassy ladies are always ready with a quip or a song, and their pies are legendary. Together, the Pump Boys and the Dinettes create an irresistible blend of music, laughter, and small-town camaraderie that will leave you tapping your toes and grinning from ear to ear. So come on down to our little slice of Americana and experience the Pump Boys and Dinettes for yourself. You won't be disappointed. The Hudson Players is an all-volunteer community theater located at Barlow Community Center; 41 S. Oviatt Street, Hudson. Questions: info(a)hudsonplayers.com. Tickets: http://www.hudsonplayers.com.

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Summit Hill Players Our Town
by Rollin DeVere 06 Apr '24

06 Apr '24

Summit Hill Players production of Our Town currently has tickets on sale! Come join us at The United Methodist Church of Chagrin Falls April 19th to 28th. www.onthestage.tickets/show/summit-hill-players for tickets for a great evening of theatre with a great cast! Dear Theatre Friends and Fans, I am thrilled to invite you to the inaugural production of Summit Hill Players at the United Methodist Church of Chagrin Falls. We will be performing Thornton Wilder's classic play, Our Town, from April 19 to 28. Our Town is a timeless story that explores the beauty and simplicity of everyday life in a small town. The play is a poignant reminder of the importance of cherishing the moments we have with our loved ones and appreciating the beauty that surrounds us. I am incredibly proud of the talented cast and crew that have come together to bring this production to life. Their dedication and passion for the arts is truly inspiring, and I know that their hard work will shine through in every performance. I hope you will join us for this special production and support our local theater community. Your presence in the audience means the world to us, and we cannot wait to share this beautiful story with you. Tickets are available now, so be sure to reserve your seats early. We look forward to seeing you at the United Methodist Church of Chagrin Falls for an unforgettable evening of theater. www.onthestage.tickets/show/summit-hill-players To advertise with us: www.onthestage.tickets/summit-hill-players/campaigns/program-ad-sales-3431 Sincerely, Rollin R. DeVere III Producer, Our Town, founder of Summit Hill Players rollindevere(a)gmail.com 216.399.0395 ReplyForward Add reaction

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