Monthly Archives: March 2016

March 24, 2016 · 6:42 am

SERIALS! 4-THUNDERDOME 2: Episode 4 Official Results

KTC_Serials 4 logoWe’ve tallied the votes, and here are the shows guaranteed to return, in alphabetical order.

MY MESSED UPERA by Paul Strickland
PIT by Chris Wesselman
WAITING by James Allen

BUT THERE WILL BE TWO MORE SHOWS. That’s right, YOU the AUDIENCE get to vote back TWO of your other favorite shows for resurrection (except Archie and the Ashes, which due to cast conflicts, was forced to bow out before a final episode).

If you’ve attended any episodes of serials this season, look for an email with your official resurrection ballot later today.

And get ready for the grand finale in 2 weeks!

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March 24, 2016 · 6:38 am

Cast Announced for DUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL at Sunset Players

SSP_logoSunset Players announces the cast of Duck Hunter Shoots Angel, by Mitch Albom and produced by special arrangement by Dramatist’s Play Service Inc.

  • Robert Brumberg as Sandy
  • Ivory Mazur as Lenny
  • Justin Fiser as Lester
  • Blake Gehring as Duane
  • Michael D Conley as Duwell
  • Deb Case as Woman
  • Sydney Schultheiss as Kansas
  • Steve Fleming as the Voice

Directed by Mike Burke, show dates are May 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20 and 21 at the Arts Center at Dunham.

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March 24, 2016 · 6:36 am

Mom and Dad Needed for OVER THE TAVERN at Middletown Lyric Theatre

MLT_logoMiddletown Lyric Theatre
1530 Central Avenue
Middletown, Ohio
513-425-7140
middletownlyric.org

OVER THE TAVERN by Tom Dudzik
Directed by: Charley Shafor

Performances:
May 27 & 28 & June 3 & 4

Rehearsals begin May1 with a three week rehearsal period.

Roles:

CHET: The father of four and husband to Ellen. He runs a bar that the family owns and lives above. He is a believer of the Catholic church and feels his children are on a path of destruction. He struggles with forming loving relationships between each of them. In the end he is a good man searching for peace.

ELLEN: The glue that keeps the family intact. She is funny, sarcastic, quick witted and tired. She manages her brood and distant husband with a flare that many housewives in the fifties needed to survive. She has a different approach to her family than her husband does but she loves him nonetheless.

SYNOPSIS
In that most idealized period of 20th-century America, the Eisenhower years of the 1950s, the Pazinski family has a lot going on in their cramped Buffalo apartment. The youngest of the bunch, 12-year-old Rudy, is a smart, wise-cracking kid who’s starting to question family values and the Roman Catholic Church. When Rudy goes up against the ruler wielding Sister Clarissa and announces that instead of being confirmed he’d rather shop around for a more “fun” religion, all hell breaks loose. A warm and hilarious look at family, growing up, and God.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AUDITIONING PLEASE CONTACT ASAP:

Charely Shafor – cshafor@middetownlyric.org or call 513-425-7140

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March 24, 2016 · 6:23 am

ROBIN, THE WITCH AND THE CHALLENGE Runs April 22-May 1

Robin Web MainROBIN, THE WITCH AND THE CHALLENGE
Beavercreek Community Theatre Youth Production
April 22-May 1
Beavercreek

The Sheriff of Nottingham has had enough of Robin Hood. He has asked sorcerers far and wide to help him get rid of the good thief. Maudlen, the most powerful of all sorcerers, agrees to help the Sheriff on the condition that he marry Marian, Maudlen’s ugly daughter. The Sheriff agrees and Maudlen sends Robin Hood forward in time. The Sheriff then goes back on his promise to marry Marion since Robin can’t possibly return to 1185 A.D. until, as the curse says, “pigs fly”. Robin and four of his Merry Men end up in Camp Ethel Rudd in modern day America, right in the middle of a reality TV series called Fox Camper Challenge. Four teams are competing for a five million dollar prize. One team can’t make it so Robin and his Merry Men are signed up as replacements. The challenge begins. Maudlen sends the Sheriff of Nottingham and his squire, Nitpik to the same time and place because he had refused to marry Marion. The Sheriff and Nitpik capture Robin, causing the Merry Men to plot a way to get him back.

  • Fri-Sat, April 22-23 at 7pm
  • Sun, April 24 at 3pm
  • Fri-Sat, April 29-30 at 7pm
  • Sun, May 1 at 3pm

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March 24, 2016 · 6:15 am

Free Vocal Health Workshop at Warsaw Federal Incline Theater on April 16

Partnership of Cincinnati Landmark Productions and the Professional Voice Center of Greater Cincinnati (ProVoice) Targets Vocal Actors in Region

WFIT_Sign at nightA performer’s voice is arguably his/her most important tool. Taking good care of it is essential to an actor or singer’s career and long-term health.

Cincinnati Landmark Productions will partner with The Professional Voice Center of Greater Cincinnati (ProVoice) to provide a FREE vocal health workshop for performers on World Voice Day – Saturday, April 16 from 1 to 3pm – at the Warsaw Federal Incline Theater.

This workshop will be led by Dr. Wendy LeBorgne, Erin Donahue, and Carly Cantor, Cincinnati’s premier voice pathologists and singing voice specialists from ProVoice.

Who should attend? Anyone who uses their voice for performing (i.e. singers and actors) may be considered a “vocal athlete” and would benefit from participating in this workshop.

This 2-hour event will provide informational tips and techniques to help all vocal athletes maintain a healthy voice, as well as offer hands-on exercises to maximize vocal efficiency while minimizing vocal injury.

The Warsaw Federal Incline Theater, located at 801 Matson Place in East Price Hill, is the region’s newest performing arts venue. Owned and operated by Cincinnati Landmark Productions, it opened in June 2015 to 45 straight sell-outs. Ample, convenient garage parking is available for $5, in addition to free on-street parking.

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About Cincinnati Landmark Productions
Cincinnati Landmark Productions has been serving the West Side for over 30 years – first through its Cincinnati Young People’s Theatre program and then through its ownership and management of the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts in West Price Hill. Since opening in 2002, the arts center quadrupled its subscribership. Attendance ballooned from 13,990 in the 2002-03 season to over 35,000 (representing over 300 zip codes) last season.

About The Professional Voice Center of Greater Cincinnati (ProVoice)
The Professional Voice Center of Greater Cincinnati (ProVoice) is dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of clinical voice disorders and understanding of the processes of voice production. Established in 1984, ProVoice was the first private practice clinical voice laboratory in the United States to offer instrumental assessment as part of a comprehensive examination of voice disorders ranging from mild hoarseness caused by misuse to potential laryngeal cancers. ProVoice employs Cincinnati’s only Voice Pathologists & Singing Voice Specialists with the highest level of expertise in voice evaluation and treatment of vocal athletes. Former patients can be seen on Broadway, National Tours, Pop/Rock Bands, Film, TV, Radio, and Opera stages around the world.

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