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Box Office Work, part time, paid
by Tess Burgler 11 Jun '26

11 Jun '26

Ohio Shakespeare is looking to hire up to two box office employees for our outdoor summer season in Akron. Dates are Thursdays - Sundays, 5:45pm - 8:15pm. July 9th - 26th & August 6th - 23rd $15/hour Basic customer service, working to support the Front of House manager, checking folks in, selling tickets, and the like. Interested folk should email johnpeters(a)ohioshakespeare.com with relevant resume

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Auditions for Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Enchanted Edition)
by Alison Arko 11 Jun '26

11 Jun '26

Silhouette Productions announces the AUDITIONS for Cinderella (Enchanted Edition) This beloved adaptation of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella is the magical version audiences know and love from the iconic 1997 Brandy and Whitney Houston television movie. Featuring unforgettable songs like “In My Own Little Corner,” “Impossible,” “Ten Minutes Ago,” “The Sweetest Sounds,” and “There’s Music in You,” this enchanting fairytale celebrates love, kindness, transformation, and the magic of believing in the impossible. DIRECTOR Alison Arko, MUSIC DIRECTOR Jacob B. Johnson, CHOREOGRAPHER Tara Mirabile, and PRODUCER Charlotte Mirabile AUDITION DATES Monday, July 13th from 6 to 8:30 Tuesday, July 14th from 6 to 8:30 Location: Shore Cultural Center, 291 E 222nd St, Euclid, Ohio Orchestra Room Walk-ins will be accepted but audition appointments are strongly encouraged. Cinderella Audition Sign Up <https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054AACAF2AA6F94-64482236-auditions> CALLBACKS Thursday, July 16th from 6 to 8:30 Shore Cultural Center, 291 E 222nd St, Euclid, Ohio Room 241 PERFORMANCE DATES Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 16th-25th. AUDITION PREPARATION Please Bring: - Prepare 32 bars of a musical theater song in the style of the show. An accompanist will be provided. Please do not sing from the show itself. Bring sheet music in the correct key. An accompanist will be provided - List of rehearsal conflicts - Headshot and resume, if available ALL ROLES ARE AVAILABLE. In this production, the race and ethnicity of the characters are not central to the story. We strongly encourage performers of all backgrounds, identities, body types, and experience levels to audition. We are committed to inclusive and thoughtful casting that reflects the richness and diversity of our community. If you cannot physically attend our audition dates, video submissions will be accepted. Please email submissions to Alison Arko at alison.arko(a)gmail.com. Submissions are due no later than July 11th. Late submissions will not be considered by the production team. Please contact Alison Arko at alison.arko(a)gmail.com with any questions.

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Casting major recurring role (The Coroner's Assistant)
by Angeline Walsh 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

Major recurring role needs filled for Season 2 of the indie historical comedy series The Coroner’s Assistant. ROLE DESCRIPTION Harriett Morrison is an aspiring singer with delusions of grandeur. She develops an infatuation with her brother’s new school friend, James Rigby. Melodramatic and temperamental, she falls into emotional outbursts at the slightest provocation. **Must be fully available July 29 & 30 and August 1 in Cleveland, Ohio.** PRODUCTION DETAILS Paid, non-union (SAG microbudget agreement) Must be local or willing to work local in Cleveland DEMOGRAPHIC REQUIREMENTS White Female, Age range 25-35 Mid-size/plus-size Experience in theatrical-style singing preferred Please email coronersassistant(a)gmail.com for sides.

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Cleveland Play House Presents New Ground Theatre Festival
by Geoff Short 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

Cleveland Play House Announces 2026 New Ground Theatre Festival CPH’s New Play Festival Features World-Premiere Productions Celebrating the Bonds Between Sisters, Cultural Identity, and Transformation through Connection. CLEVELAND, OH — Cleveland Play House (CPH), America's first professional regional theatre, proudly announces the 2026 New Ground Theatre Festival of new plays, a celebration of bold new voices and groundbreaking storytelling. This festival includes three world-premiere staged readings performed in the Outcalt Theatre, as well as a world premiere musical extravaganza in the Allen Theatre, offering audiences an exclusive first look at how new works for American theatre are cultivated and nurtured on stages across the country. "New Ground Theatre Festival represents some of the work that Cleveland Play House does best: bringing extraordinary artists together, championing new voices, and connecting those stories to our community,” says CPH Managing Director Rachel Fink. “This year's festival is especially exciting because it celebrates the work of women playwrights while highlighting the many ways Cleveland serves as a home for artistic development, from commissioned projects to artists whose journeys began right here at Cleveland Play House. We are deeply grateful to Honorary Producer Roe Green and all of our supporters whose commitment to new play development makes it possible for these stories to take their next steps in Cleveland before reaching audiences across the country." About New Ground Theatre Festival Now in its 14th year, New Ground Theatre Festival is Cleveland Play House's signature new works initiative, dedicated to developing and producing world-premiere plays by some of America's most exciting emerging and established playwrights, including Ken Ludwig, Heidi Schreck, Lloyd Suh, Quiara Alegría Hudes, Charles Smith, Alexis Sheer, and Cleveland’s own Eric Coble. The festival provides a vital launchpad for new theatrical works, offering playwrights the resources, collaboration, and audiences needed to bring their visions to life. The 2026 New Ground Theatre Festival Lineup All readings take place in the Outcalt Theatre at Playhouse Square, located at 1501 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115. The Untitled Navarro Sisters Play Written by Sandra Delgado Directed by Lisa Portes Commissioned by Cleveland Play House with generous support from The Roe Green Foundation Friday, June 12, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. This commissioned new play with music by Sandra Delgado is inspired by the lives of the Navarro sisters. Originally from Panama, this singing quartet made Chicago their new home in the 1920s and shared their music there. The play will feature music with both Spanish and English language songs from the 1920s and will include popular songs of the time, as well as feature the theme song of the radio show the sisters sang on every week. The music will be woven into the scenes and text to carry the story and share with the audience who these women were through their art The Goldsmith Written and performed by Sharone Sayegh Directed by Zachary Prince Music Composition/Arrangement and Sound Design by Avi Amon Saturday, June 13, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, June 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Stemming from the true journey of Broadway actress Sharone Sayegh’s family, The Goldsmith is a treasury of stories woven through the golden jewelry passed down in her family, across borders, cultures, and generations. Each piece of jewelry takes us further along her family’s journey from Iraq to Israel, and then to America, where Sharone grapples for love as a first-generation Iraqi, Israeli, American. As she wrestles with identity, belonging, multiplicity of self, and acceptance, this solo play moves, surprises, and inspires the audience to investigate the stories and legacies with which we adorn ourselves throughout our lives. Sponsored with support from the Jewish Federation’s Cleveland Israel Arts Connection Sister Chemistry By Jeannie Affelder and Maggie Cain Directed by Amy Fritsche Saturday, June 13, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. Sister Chemistry is a story of two pairs of sisters: Amy and Carrie in 1995 Cleveland, Ohio; and Manya and Bronya in 1885 Warsaw, Poland. Each pair navigates sibling relationships, aging parents, careers in science, and balancing commitments to themselves and their sisters. Their paths weave across the kitchen as the characters learn from each other across time. The playwrights, sisters and actors in Chicago, received their start at Cleveland Play House in the renowned Curtain Pullers program. Tickets for all can be purchased at clevelandplayhouse.com or by calling (216) 241-6000. For complete reading schedules, ticket information, and to learn more about the New Ground Theatre Festival, please visit clevelandplayhouse.com<https://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/shows/new-ground-theatre-festival>.

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15th annual International Horror Hotel Film Festival
by Johnny Wu 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

International Horror Hotel Film Festival Announces 15th Annual Event in Northeast Ohio June 18–21. Festival to feature 175 selected films and scripts, guest Dan O’Shannon, new Filmmaker Bingo, and expanded competitions and awards CLEVELAND, OH — June 10, 2026 — The International Horror Hotel Film Festival will return to the Crowne Plaza Cleveland Airport in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, from June 18–21, 2026, for its 15th annual celebration of independent horror, fantasy, sci-fi, and action filmmaking. The four-day event will bring together filmmakers, screenwriters, fans, vendors, and industry guests for screenings, lectures, competitions, networking events, and special programming throughout the weekend. This year, the festival received more than 240 submissions and selected 175 films and scripts for its 2026 program. In addition to the official selections, the festival will present nominations in both film and script categories, along with additional awards recognizing standout work across this year’s lineup. Among this year’s featured guests is Dan O’Shannon, an Emmy-winning and Academy Award-nominated writer and producer whose credits include Modern Family, Frasier, Cheers, and Newhart. Mr. O’Shannon has won six Emmy Awards and multiple Writers Guild honors for his television work. New for 2026 is Filmmaker Bingo, a kickoff event in connection with Women In Film & Television Ohio (WIFTOH) created to help attending filmmakers connect early, pick up badges, meet collaborators, and win prizes before the festival gets fully underway. Also debuting this year is the Spooky Sunday Costume Competition, which will award $100 in cash to the first-place winner and add another fan-focused highlight to the final day of the festival. The festival’s competition lineup also includes the Room 237 Competition, a timed filmmaking challenge designed to showcase creativity, speed, and originality under pressure. Top 3 winners for Room 237 include cash prizes of $300 for First Place, $200 for Runner Up, and $100 for Honorable Mention, additional production-support prizes including 8 hours of studio usage at Schoolyard Studio for first place and up to $3,000 in free rental equipment from Liminal Space Rentals for second place. Additional competitions include the Visual FX/Makeup Competition, Monologue Competition, and Scream Queen & Scream King Competitions. “Fifteen years in, this festival continues to create real opportunities for independent filmmakers while giving horror fans a one-of-a-kind experience,” said Keith Collins II, co-owner of the International Horror Hotel Film Festival. “With 175 selected films and scripts, new additions like Filmmaker Bingo and the Spooky Sunday Costume Competition, valuable contests like Room 237, and the opportunity to learn from guests such as Dan O’Shannon, this year’s festival is designed to inspire, connect, and celebrate the genre community.” Festival programming will run Thursday through Sunday, with the festival website listing the award ceremony on Saturday as one of the weekend’s central events. Additional schedule details, ticketing information, and festival updates are available at www.horrorhotelfilmfest.com. Media Contact Johnny K. Wu Co-Owner horrorhotelfilmfest(a)gmail.com<mailto:horrorhotelfilmfest@gmail.com> or johnny(a)mdifilm.com<mailto:johnny@mdifilm.com> www.horrorhotelfilmfest.com<http://www.horrorhotelfilmfest.com> Boilerplate Founded in Northeast Ohio, the International Horror Hotel Film Festival is an annual genre festival dedicated to showcasing independent horror, fantasy, sci-fi, and action films and scripts while creating opportunities for filmmakers and fans to connect through screenings, lectures, competitions, and live events. ------------- Johnny K. Wu O: 216.539.4634 Produce - Create - Deliver www.mdifilm.com<http://www.mdifilm.com/> youtube.com/mdifilm Silk Road Cultural Collective Preserving and sharing Asian cultural heritage. www.silkroadculturalcollective.org<http://www.silkroadculturalcollective.org/> Co-Owner International Horror Hotel Film Festival www.horrorhotelfilmfest.com<http://www.horrorhotelfilmfest.com/> Co-Founder/Co-Producer (2010 - Present) Cleveland Asian Festival www.ClevelandAsianFestival.org<http://www.clevelandasianfestival.org/> Producer (2015-Present) Cleveland Cultural Gardens’ One World Day & World on Stage events www.clevelandoneworldday.org<http://www.clevelandoneworldday.org/> VP of Communications OCA-Cleveland Chapter OCA AsiaTown Voice Radio – Sundays 7am at 88.7FM www.ocagc.org/imagetv<http://www.ocagc.org/imagetv> www.ocagc.org<http://www.ocagc.org/> 2025 Cleveland Magazine Cle 500 2024 Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame 2024 Cleveland International Hall of Fame 2024 Cleveland Martial Arts Hall of Fame 2024 Cultural & Language Ambassador Award The International Indie Filmmakers Hall of Fame 2023 CorporateLiveWire Innovation & Excellent Awards: Event Production Company of the Year 2022 CorporateLiveWire Global Awards for Best Video Production Corporate 2021, 2025 Corporate Vision's Media Innovation Award 2013 Minority Business Entrepreneurs Award Recipient International Karate and Kickboxing Hall of Fame World Head of Family Sokeship Council Legendary Master of the World Head of Family Sokeship Council

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Get Summit Co-star Audition Tapes Reviewed by Top Atlanta Agent!
by Houde School Of Acting 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

*SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM HOUDE SCHOOL OF ACTING! * We're thrilled to officially welcome *Anna Singleton, Head Theatrical Agent at Houghton Talent, to the Houde Summit 2026 lineup!* Anna Singleton is the Head Theatrical Agent at Houghton Talent in Atlanta, where she represents Houde School of Acting alums Kurt Yue, Jessica Craig, and Kellen Boyle. With over 10 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Anna has built a reputation for her keen eye for talent, deep understanding of the casting landscape, and practical approach to career development. She works closely with actors at all stages of their careers, helping them navigate the business side of the industry while positioning them for long-term success in an ever-evolving market. But what excites us most is the opportunity for Summit attendees to learn directly from someone who spends every day evaluating talent, signing talent, working with casting offices, and helping actors build sustainable careers. Anna will be leading a special workshop: *** Why You’re Not Getting Called In *** * Head Theatrical Agent, Anna Singleton Reviews Summit Participants’ Auditions* Prior to the Summit, each actor will receive a co-star audition scene and have 48 hours to self-tape and submit their audition. During the workshop, Anna Singleton, Head Theatrical Agent at Houghton Talent in Atlanta, will review submissions and discuss what stood out, what may have taken an actor out of consideration, and what adjustments could make the audition stronger and more competitive. This is a rare opportunity to gain honest, practical insight into what agents are really looking for when reviewing auditions and submissions. *Welcome to the Summit, Anna! *We can't wait for our actors to learn from you. - Houde Summit 2026 - Cleveland, Ohio - August 20–23, 2026 https://www.houdeschoolofacting.com/online-registration/houde-summit-2026 We're so excited to have an agent's perspective added to this year's lineup and we look forward to *you* joining us!

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AUDITIONS for Addams Family are this weekend at Medina County Showbiz
by Christopher Bizub 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

Medina County Show Biz <https://www.facebook.com/medinashowbiz?__cft__[0]=AZZSrkgbXmKSOQrjhgDFWrf8g…> is excited to announce auditions for the first show of the 2026-2027 Season! Auditions for THE ADDAMS FAMILY: THE MUSICAL Directed by CHRIS BIZUB Musical Direction by HEIDI HERCZEG Choreographed by MAUREEN STOCKS *AUDITION DATES:* *Sunday, June 14th from 12:00pm to 3:00pm *Monday, June 15th from 7:00pm to 10:00pm IMPORTANT: IN PERSON AUDITION SLOTS ARE OPEN TO AGES 16 AND UP ONLY. (See further down for “Youth” (under 16) audition instructions) *CALLBACKS:* Callbacks will take place Sunday, June 21st between 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM *PERFORMANCES:* September 18th – 27th, 2026 Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30 PM Sundays at 2:00 PM *REHEARSALS:* Rehearsals will generally take place Sundays thru Thursday from 6:30pm to 10:00pm. Rehearsals begin around July 12th. *LOCATION:* Medina County Showbiz Company 144 N. Broadway Street Medina, OH 44256 https://www.medinashowbiz.org/ <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.medinashowbiz.org%2F%3Ffbc…> *SIGN-UP FOR AN AUDITION SLOT:* Schedule your time slot by signing up via the link below… *CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR YOUR AUDITION APPOINTMENT* <https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0548ADAF2BA6F94-63011639-auditions?fbcli…> *Once all time-slots are filled, all interested parties must submit their audition via video submission. All video submissions must have "Addams Family Auditions - Showbiz" in their subject line to be accepted. The best way is to send an unlisted YouTube video, and attach a headshot/resume to the email if you have one.* PLEASE SEND VIDEO AUDITIONS TO: bizchris85(a)gmail.com ***Video submissions MUST be submitted no later June 14th, 2026 by 10pm to be considered.*** *YOUTH AUDITIONS (Under 16):* Youth, under 16, auditioning for the role of PUGSLEY or ADDAMS FAMILY ANCESTORS may submit video submissions for casting consideration. All video submissions must have "Addams Family Auditions - Showbiz" in their subject line to be accepted. ***Video submissions must be submitted no later June 14th, 2026 by 10pm to be considered.*** Send auditions to: bizchris85(a)gmail.com *WHAT TO PREPARE FOR AUDITIONS:* *Please bring a headshot and resume and a list of all conflicts starting July 12th through September. *Prepare one song in the style of the show, 32 bars or less. An accompanist will be provided. Recorded Track and acapella singing will also be accepted. (Singing with a track is preferred for video auditions.) However call backs must be sung with the accompanist. *Dance auditions and readings from the script will take place at callbacks. If you have any questions or want to audition, but aren’t available for the audition dates, please feel free to reach out to the director at bizchris85(a)gmail.com *SYNOPSIS:* THE ADDAMS FAMILY, a comical feast that embraces the wackiness in every family, features an original story and a dilemma that’s every father’s nightmare: Wednesday Addams, the ultimate princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family—a man her parents have never met. And if that wasn’t upsetting enough, Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before—keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s “normal” boyfriend and his parents. *ROLES AVAILABLE:* (We are looking for a diverse cast with a variety of body types) *Gomez Addams* Vocal Range: Bb2 - G4 Gender: Male Presenting Age Range: 30s - 50s *Morticia Addams* Vocal Range: G3 - Bb5 Gender: Female Presenting Age Range: 30s - 50s *Wednesday Addams* Vocal Range: A3 - E5 Gender: Female Presenting Age Range: 16 - 20s *Pugsley Addams* Vocal Range: A3 - F5 Gender: Male Presenting Age Range: 10 - 13 *Uncle Fester* Vocal Range: C3 - G4 (optional C5) Gender: Neutral Age Range: 30s - 50s *Grandma* Vocal Range: G4 - F5 Gender: Female Presenting Age Range: 20s-70s *Lurch* Vocal Range: Eb2 - E4 Gender: Male Presenting Age Range: 20s-60s *Mal Beinecke* Vocal Range: C3 - A4 Gender: Male Presenting Age Range: 30s - 50s *Alice Beinecke* Vocal Range: Ab3 - G#5 Gender: Female Presenting Age Range: 30s - 50s *Lucas Beinecke* Vocal Range: C3 - C5 Gender: Male Presenting Age Range: 16 - 20s *The Ancestors* Vocal Range: All Vocal Ranges, Male and Female Age Range: Any (10 or older) *Thing + Cousin It* Vocal Range: SA (Unchanged Voice) Age Range: 12+ If you have any questions or want to audition, but aren’t available for the audition dates, please feel free to reach out to the director at bizchris85(a)gmail.com. -- Cell: 440-840-0667 Email: bizchris85(a)gmail.com

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Submit your work to Micro Theater: Tremont Reloaded!
by Mindy Herman 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

Submissions now open for Micro Theater: Tremont Reloaded September 11th and 12th, 2026 Deadline: June 15th Micro Theater CLE is now accepting submissions for our next popup festival in Tremont on September 11th and 12th. The submission deadline is June 15. We're looking for short, bold, weird, funny, intimate, scrappy performances that are 15 minutes or less. Pieces don't need to be fully fleshed out - just offer us something exciting you want to create. More info on how to submit on our website: https://www.microtheatercle.com/submissions Micro Theater CLE takes over various spaces in a neighborhood and fills them with a bunch of short performances happening at the same time. Each show runs multiple times a night on a schedule, so audiences scramble from show to show, grab drinks, make friends talking about what they just saw, and then dive into something completely different. The micro theater concept started in Madrid before launching in Miami and Buenos Aires, and now Cleveland. It’s fast. It’s chaotic. Our first two festivals in 2024 showcased 200 free performances of 38 new works to over 900 Clevelanders, and in 2025 we partnered with BorderLight Theatre Festival, IngenuityFest, and Arts at the Abbey at the Hermit Club to bring performances to the Downtown and St. Clair/Superior neighborhoods. Now we're bringing the madness back to more spaces in Tremont! You can submit anything that works in a small space: - original plays - traditional, experimental, musical - comedy, sketch, immersive performance, magic - physical theater, clown, burlesque - performance art, dance - something we haven't seen before! Shows might get performed in living rooms, backyards, porches, parks, or move through the neighborhood itself. If you’re excited about it, we’ll figure out how to stage it. Come in with a full team, or just an idea. We can help match you with directors, actors, and collaborators, or if you’ve been wanting to try directing or performing, this is a great place to jump in. Questions? Hit us up at info(a)microtheatercle.com. We're excited to hear from you! Micro Theater CLE is produced by Mindy Childress Herman, Samantha Cocco, and Jonathon Morgan. ---- Mindy Childress Herman www.mindychildress.com www.artsintheabbey.com www.microtheatercle.com

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AUDITIONS for "Frank's Life" in Doylestown
by Matt Smith 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

***AUDITIONS ANNOUNCEMENT *** Blue Macaroon Theater Company in Doylestown is proud to announce AUDITIONS for "Frank's Life" by Mark Dunn & directed by Adam Michael, on Sunday June 21st from 7 - 9pm and Monday, June 22nd from 6 - 8:30pm at Blue Macaroon Theater. Performance dates are August 14th - 16th. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044EA8AE2AABFEC25-64309593-franks Before there was Truman, there was Frank! Frank is the star of his own soap opera, Frank's Life. Unfortunately for poor Frank, he doesn't know it. Nor does he realize that his wife, mother, sister and best friend—indeed everyone he has met since the age of 3—are actors. But the elaborate deception can't last much longer: ratings have dropped, revenues are down—even the network itself is in trouble. As cast members are asked to take pay cuts, they begin to leave the show—killing themselves off in unseemly soap-opera ways. Frank's gnawing feeling that something about his life just "doesn't seem right" grows to near paranoia before he makes the painful discovery that he's been duped by everyone he cares for. Then there's the little matter of "what to do with Frank." Blue Macaroon is a black box style theatre in Doylestown. OH, located at 84 1/2 N Portage St. Parking is located in the front along Portage St, or behind the theater on the corner of Marion and Park Drive. Non-union.

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SEAT OF THE PANTS Final Workshop of the season: Tools of the Technique for Wellness and Scene Study w/ Dr. Howard Pippin Jr.
by mike glavan 10 Jun '26

10 Jun '26

*Join us for our next and final Seat of the Pants Artist Workshop of the season!* Whether you feel emotionally taxed after working on difficult material or wish you had more tools to play with while in the rehearsal room, this workshop is for you. Adult theatre makers, directors, writers, actors, designers, participants, enthusiasts of all levels are welcome. With support from ArtsinStark, we are able to bring our workshops to Stark County this year! We just held a very successful full class in Cleveland and we'd love for you to join us in Canton! *Tools of the Technique for Wellness and Scene Study** with Guest Teacher, Dr. Howard Pippin Jr.* In this workshop, Howard will lead participants in exploring how acting techniques and tools inspire and create braver, safer spaces during rehearsal. Participants will learn and work with tools specific to the Michael Chekhov technique and then apply them to short open scenes and character building. These are tools that are helpful when working on emotionally difficult material, when preparing sides for an audition or scenes for rehearsal on a quick timeline, and in taking command of your character and narrative building all around. *Canton: Sunday, June 14, 6:00 pm-9:00 pm* Players Guild Theatre, Kent State Stark campus, 6000 Frank Ave NW, North Canton, OH 44720 Parking is available on site in the lot behind the building. Ensemble members will be present to help direct you inside. *TO REGISTER *for our Canton Session, email Mike.glavan(a)gmail.com and reserve your spot by making a $5 deposit to Seat of the Pants via Venmo Cash app or Zelle. This deposit is refunded upon attending the workshop. For any questions, please email Mike.glavan(a)gmail.com. Dr. Howard Pippin, Jr. is a pastor and theatre artist who loves bringing creativity and compassion into the same room. He leads Genesis Theatre, directing shows, teaching acting, and building trauma‑informed arts programs that help people heal and connect. With more than twenty-seven years in ministry, Dr. Pippin has become known for sharing joy, hope, and encouragement in every space he serves. Certified in the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique, he combines craft and care for people, creating transformative experiences for both performers and audiences alike.

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