New Edgecliff Theatre is seeking an Actor/Pianist for its upcoming production of MASTER CLASS by Terrnece McNally. The role is Manny, a male accompanist in is 20s to 30s.
Durring the show Manny will accompany three opera singers.
Rehearsals are Sunday through Friday, now through October 4.
Performances are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays October 5-21, 2017.
This role pays a stipend.
Interested actors should contact Jim Stump at jstump@newedgecliff.com.
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MASTER CLASS
New Edgecliff Theatre
Oct. 5-21
Hoffner Lodge [Northside]
Directed by Farley Norman
Cast: Amber Fasquelle as Maria, Blair Godshall as Sharon, M. Andrew Jones as Tony, Rachel Kazee as Sophie & Tony Newton as Stage Hand
The opera diva Maria Callas, a glamorous, commanding, larger-than-life, caustic, and surprisingly drop-dead funny pedagogue is holding a voice master class at the Juilliard School. Alternately dismayed and impressed by the students who parade before her, she retreats into recollections about the glories of her own life and career.
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Steve Dietrich as Ray, Derek Dunavent as Adam, Sydney Edington as Janet, and Alain Alejandro as Palmer.
Troy, Ohio – September 7, 2017: Troy Civic Theatre is excited to announce their upcoming production, YANKEE TAVERN.
You may think you’ve heard every possible 9/11 conspiracy theory, but this story offers new insight. When a stranger walks into a timeworn New York tavern, he shakes up the regulars, and a young couple finds themselves caught up in what might be the biggest conspiracy of all. A show full of intrigue, YANKEE TAVERN is sure to be on your mind long after leaving the theatre.
YANKEE TAVERN stars TCT regulars Derek Dunavent as Adam, Sydney Edington as Janet, Steve Dietrich as Ray, and Alain Alejandro as Palmer. Jennifer Kaufman is directing her third show at TCT with assistance from stage manager, Niccole SueAnn Wallace.
YANKEE TAVERN is being presented with permission by Dramatists Play Service. Performances run September 29, 30, October 1, 6, 7, 8 at the Barn in the Park on Adams Street in Troy, at 8 pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 pm on Sunday. Patrons should note, each of the shows in the 2017-2018 season will feature six performances, which includes a Sunday matinee performance both weekends. Tickets are available by calling the theatre box office at 937-339-7700 or by ordering online at www.troycivictheatre.com.
Troy Civic Theatre is a non-profit community theatre located about 20 minutes north of Dayton. TCT has been honored with several Dayton-area and Ohio regional and state performance and technical awards over the years, and has continued to bring quality entertainment to Troy for more than 50 years. For more information, please contact the theatre at 937-339-7700 or visit their website at www.troycivictheatre.com.
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THE LAST FIREFLY Helps Children Find the Courage Within
Promotional photo by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.
CINCINNATI—Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s popular Off the Hill touring series returns Sept. 30 with THE LAST FIREFLY. The fantastical story combining Japanese fairy tales and folklore runs through Oct. 29 at community centers and schools across the region, from Burlington to Price Hill to Mariemont and at Memorial Hall in Over-the-Rhine.
THE LAST FIREFLY is the mythical story of Boom, the son of Thunder, who sets out to discover his true self. After his stepfather forces Boom from his home, he begins a search for his real father, which takes him on a journey of self-discovery, where he must courageously battle forces of nature.
“This show is a fun adventure that will engage the imaginations of children and parents alike,” says DaunielleTraditionally, kabuki theatre explores themes of good and evil through nature and spirituality. Characters include Lightning, Monkey,
Noted playwright Naomi Iizuka’s script is an evocative and kabuki-influenced play geared towards young audiences. Kabuki theatre is a Japanese form of stage drama that is characterized by elaborate costumes, lively storytelling, music, movement, and dancing.
Rasmussen, director of education and community engagement at the Playhouse.Tree and Spider, and Boom must also battle fierce elements of nature. These fantastical characteristics call for an especially innovative approach to set design, props, and costume, all of which are crafted by Playhouse artisans.
THE LAST FIREFLY is performed by members of the 2017-18 Bruce E. Coyle Acting Intern Company, under the direction of Playhouse Associate Artist Timothy Douglas. As Associate Artist, Douglas has directed many productions for the Marx and Shelterhouse stages, including Jitney, Buzzer, Clybourne Park, The North Pool, Mothers and Sons and the world premiere of Safe House. THE LAST FIREFLY marks his first production for the Playhouse in which he directs young and emerging artists for children’s theatre.
“We are very fortunate to have a director of Timothy’s caliber working with us on the first tour of the season,” says Rasmussen. “I can’t think of a better craftsman and storyteller to put together the story of Boom’s journey.”
Other upcoming Off the Hill touring plays include PINOCCHIO, Jan. 21 to Feb. 11, 2018. The much-loved tale about a wooden puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy is packed with magical characters, cartwheels, circus antics and dollops of fun for the whole family starting at age 6 and up. RAPUNZEL, recommended for ages 4 and up, premieres April 5, 2018, and runs to May 20. Young Rapunzel lives in a tower, curious about the outside until she meets a local boy who finally gives her the courage to be free.
Find a full list of public performances here.
Directed by Timothy Douglas and choreographed by Daunielle Rasmussen, the cast includes Hannah Jones, Marco Adriel Munoz, Psacoya Guinn & JT Stocks.
Off the Hill is supported by The Robert and Adele Schiff Family Foundation and John C. Griswold Foundation.
The Playhouse is supported by the generosity of more than 40,000 contributors to the ArtsWave Community Campaign. The Ohio Arts Council helps fund the Playhouse with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans. The Playhouse also receives funding from the Shubert Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Bart’s Bards, a Christian theatrical ministry of St. Bartholomew Parish, is holding an Open Call for Directors for our summer 2018 Musical. Dates for the run are Thursday, June 21 at 8PM, Friday, June 22 at 8PM, Saturday, June 23 at 2PM & 8PM, and Sunday, June 24 at 2PM, 2018. The show is performed on the Ray Sowell Commemorative Stage in the Fr. William F. Krumpe Activity Center in Springfield Township, OH. Interested persons should email Joy Niehaus at joy.niehaus@yahoo.com to confirm a 30-minute appointment time on one of the following dates:
You may pitch one of these 3 shows:
1. ANNIE
2. PETER PAN (no flying)
3. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
**You may also pitch a show of your choice; however, it must include a significant number of children in the cast. Widely recognizable shows are preferred.
Please note: while we will be as flexible as possible if more time is needed to pitch multiple shows, timing may be restricted due to the number of directors presenting.
Please be prepared with the following items:
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Bart’s Bards Board Co-Chairwoman, joy Niehaus, at joy.niehaus@yahoo.com.
Thanks for your interest.
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Behind the Curtain Cincinnati 