WHO’S KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS?
PAI Sharonville Center Stage
Feb. 9-10
Sharonville Cultural Arts Center
Mystery theatre.
- Fri-Sat, Feb. 9-10 at 8pm
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WHO’S KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS? Runs Feb. 9-10
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Drama Workshop’s HOME BREW THEATRE 7
HOME BREW THEATRE 7, The Drama Workshop’s celebration of short plays by local authors includes 10 plays to make you laugh, think, and maybe get sentimental. Performances are Jan. 19-21.
HOME BREW THEATRE 7 also features a Meet the Artists reception after each performance, featuring brews from Braxton Brewing Co.
Eight of the 10 plays are world premieres!
- Friday, January 19, 8 p.m.
- Saturday, January 20, 2 p.m.
- Saturday, January 20, 8 p.m.
- Sunday, January 21, 2 p.m.
Proudly presenting:
THE FENCE*
by Robb Willoughby
Directed by Dane Rogers and Sarah Hoback
Featuring Jimmy Jackson, Eric Thomas and Rose Vanden Eynden
HOPE SPRINGS A TURTLE
by Bill Brohaugh and Lisa Holt
Directed by Suzanne Stymiest
Featuring Kat Falk and Susan Smith
I’M FRIGGIN’ RETIRED*
by Eric Thomas
Directed by Jessie Faye
Featuring Mary Jo Bissmeyer, Cat Cook, Justin Hanks,
Elizabeth Hickerson, Tim Rogers and Andrew Theademan
JUST LISTEN*
by Teri Foltz
Directed by Nick Dunker
Featuring Clint Bramkamp and Amy Sullivan
OCCUPATIONS*
by Keith Vanden Eynden
Directed by Diane Nieman-Senffner
Featuring Justin Hanks, Colleen McElroy,
Michael Scarpelli and Lisa White
PET THERAPY*
by Christie Bishop
Directed by Dane Rogers and Sarah Hoback
Featuring Justin Hanks, Kathryn Muck and Rose Vanden Eynden
THE ROYAL TREATMENT*
by Alan Jozwiak
Directed by Adam Drake
Featuring Will Christman, Katie Jensen, Kathryn Muck
THE RULES*
by Jessie Faye
Directed by Kaleigh-Brooke Scheiding
Featuring Will Christman, Kathryn Muck,
Andrew Theademan and Maddy Weinkam
SQUIRRELS IN A KNOTHOLE
by Peter J. Stavros
Directed by Allie Webber
Featuring Jamie Ball, Ray Lebowski and Tim Rogers
STABBED IN THE BACKWARDS*
by Fred Tacon
Directed by Micheal Kiser
Featuring Bob Brunner, Cat Cook, Elizabeth Hickerson,
Steve Krieger, Michael Scarpelli and Kaitlin Schiltz
* indicates World Premiere
Get Your Tickets Now!
Call (513) 598-8303 or at www.thedramaworkshop.org/tickets
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Auditions Announced for Unfilled Male Roles in SOUTHERN FRIED NUPTIALS at Sunset Players
The Sunset Players seeks three male actors to fill out the cast for their spring show, SOUTHERN FRIED NUPTIALS, a comedy by Osborne & Eppler.
Characters:
- ATTICUS “ATTIE” VAN LEER (20s – 40s) The Frye family lawyer and an all-around good guy. He’s marrying Harlene this weekend. Maybe.
- BEECHAM LeFETTE (20s – 40s) Sammy Jo’s husband.
- CARTER CANFIELD (20s – 40s) Harlene’s smooth-talking ex-flame. He’s TV- Star-handsome, and he knows it.
Synopsis:
Harlene Frye is going to marry her childhood sweetheart this weekend . . . assuming the typical Frye family hijinks don’t derail the wedding! Harlene and Attie’s future together is threatened when the bride-to-be’s awful ex-flame shows up with information she doesn’t want her fiancé to find out. And Harlene’s not the only Frye keeping secrets: Sammy Jo refuses to tell her family she’s moving even though all her bags are already packed. As if that isn’t enough, Dewey can’t figure out why people keep asking him to give his sister away, and busybody Ozella Meeks has somehow ended up as the wedding coordinator. Will the Fryes be able to get Harlene down the aisle in one piece? A bighearted comedy about family—Southern-style.
Auditions:
Jan. 21 from 4:30-6pm
Jan. 22 & 23 from 6:30-8pm
Sign up for a time slot at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0A44AFA62BAAF58-47035427-auditions.
Arts Center At Dunham
1945 Dunham Way
Cincinnati, OH 45238.
Please bring conflicts from March – May 18. Headshot and resume are encouraged but not required. Cold readings will be done from the script.
Rehearsals will begin mid-March 2024. Exact dates TBD
Show Dates:
May 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, & 18, 2024, at the Arts Center At Dunham.
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CRUSIN’ IT VOL 2 On Feb. 9-10
CRUSIN’ IT VOL 2 – A Valentine’s Day Variety Show
Loveland Stage Company
Feb. 9-10
[Loveland]
Directed by Janna Schroeder & Justin Hanks
Cast: Alexa Fales, Andrew Theademan, Annabel Dawes, Becky Jones, Christian Graff, Connie Erickson, Dave Marcus, Jacob Shidler, Jaysen Lewis, Jeff Centrello, Jenna Schroeder, Jonah Adae, Justin Hanks, Kaleigh-Brooke Scheiding, Kayla Haas, Kevin Dunaway, Krista Schaeffer, Kyle Elkins, Kyle Elliot, Lenora McGinnis, Maddy Weinkam, Marianne Adae, Mikal Crist, Niki Rasmussen, Rosie Schroeder, Shell Bellamy, Spencer Jones & Ursula Biron
Each $20 ticket is a donation, which includes entertainment, drinks and valentine treats! 100% of proceeds go toward the theater’s fundraiser for a new HVAC system.
Tickets: $20, available online at www.lovelandstagecompany.org/tickets
- Fri-Sat, Feb. 9-10 at 7pm
Official page | Facebook event |
LSC is proud to be a part of the Hearts Afire 2024 event: https://lovinlifeloveland.com/events
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HARVEY Runs Feb. 8-18
HARVEY
Brookville Community Theatre
Feb. 8-18
[Brookville, Oh.]
Directed by Jonathan Emmert
Cast: Ashley Rickert as Myrtle Mae Simmons, Misty White as Veta Louise Simmons, Al Yarcho as Elwood P. Dowd, Sheryl Koontz as Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet, Kay Sheets as Ruth Kelly RN, Othniel Shupert as Duane Wilson, Matt Fletcher as Lyman Sanderson, John Wysong as William R. Chumley, Andrea Wintrow as Betty Chumley, Dean Shipley as Judge Omar Gaffney & Chance O’Neal as EJ Lofgren (Cabbie)
Elwood P. Dowd is an affable man who claims to have an unseen (and presumably imaginary) friend Harvey Ð whom Elwood describes as a six foot, three-and-one-half inch (192 cm) tall pooka resembling an anthropomorphic rabbit. Elwood introduces Harvey to everyone he meets. His social-climbing sister, Veta Simmons, increasingly finds his eccentric behavior embarrassing. She decides to have him committed to a sanitarium. When they arrive at the sanitarium, a comedy of errors ensues. When Veta confesses that she has seen Harvey too, the young Dr. Sanderson commits Veta instead of Elwood. But when the mistake comes out, the search is on for Elwood and his invisible companion.
When Elwood shows up at the sanitarium looking for his lost friend Harvey, it seems that the mild-mannered Elwood has had a strange influence on the staff, including sanitarium director Dr. Chumley. Only just before Elwood is to be given an injection that will make him into a “perfectly normal human being, and you know what bastards they are!” (in the words of a taxi driver who has become involved in the proceedings) does Veta realize that she would rather have Elwood the same as he has always been Ð carefree and kind Ð even if it means living with Harvey.
- Thu-Sat, Feb. 8-10 at 7pm
- Sun, Feb. 11 at 3pm
- Wed-Sat, Feb. 14-17 at 7pm
- Sun, Feb. 18 at 3pm
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