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TRANSMIGRATION runs Feb. 16-18

TRANSMIGRATION: A Festival of Student-Created New Works
Presented by UC College-Conservatory of Music Drama
Feb. 16-18
University Heights

TRANSMIGRATION, so named for “the movement from one place to another,” or “the transition from one state of being to another,” is a festival of new works created by the acting students in CCM Drama. Performed simultaneously in different locations throughout CCM Village, TRANSMIGRATION will allow the audience to sample four different 30-minute new works of their choosing in one spectacular evening. Recognized by CityBeat with a Best Alternative Theatre Cincinnati Entertainment Award nomination.

Press release with individual show information.

Admission is free, but reservations are required. Tickets become available on Monday, February 13, at noon-please contact the CCM Box Office at 513-556-4183 to reserve. Limit two tickets per order.

  • Thu-Fri, Feb. 16-17 at 7pm
  • Sat, Feb. 18 at 2pm & 7pm

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GEE’S BEND runs Feb. 16-18

GEE’S BEND
Presented by Middletown Lyric Theatre
Feb. 16-18
Middletown

Gee’s Bend is the story of the Pettway women, quilters from the isolated community of Gee’s Bend, Alabama. Beginning in 1939, the play follows Alice, her daughters Sadie and Nella, and Sadie’s husband, Macon, through segregation, family strife, and the Civil Rights movement. Throughout their lives, the women’s extraordinary quilts provide a respite from the turmoil around them. In the last act of the play, it is the year 2000; the quilts have been “discovered” as folk art and have become very valuable. Sadie is pleased with the recognition, but she returns to Gee’s Bend and continues to quilt. Wilder’s play explores the resilience of the human spirit, especially as it is expressed in art.

Directed by Charley Shafor

Cast: Audrea Johnson, Daj’sha Snow, Jada Woods, Brandy Chatman, Myka Lipscomb, Patrick Hill Jr., Melani Harris, Angela Watson, Lydia Ware & William ‘Kip’ Moore

  • Thu, Feb. 16 at 7:30pm
  • Fri-Sat, Feb. 17-18 at 8pm

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DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES runs Feb. 10-26

Buz Davis as Gus, Rachael Christianson as Valentine, Micheal Bath as Lubbock, Adam Marzheuser as Alex & Reggie Willis as Mr. Barcroft

DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES
Presented by The Clifton Players
Feb. 10-26
Clifton

A comedy set in a single branch of the United States Postal Service along “Tornado Alley” in Oklahoma. These characters are the sorters, handlers of each letter, parcel, and package on route to its destination. It is an endless task. It takes guts, determination and SELF DELUSION. The moment leaves you wondering who could go “postal” first.

Written by Kevin Crowley
Directed by Kevin Crowley & Cathy Springfield
Produced by Carol Brammer

Cast: Micheal Bath as Lubbock, Rachael Christianson as Valentine, Buz Davis as Gus, Adam Marzheuser as Alex & Reggie Willis as Mr.  Barcroft

  • Fri-Sun, Feb. 10-12 at 8pm
  • Fri-Sun, Feb. 17-19 at 8pm
  • Fri-Sun, Feb. 24-26 at 8pm

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WRAPPED IN CLOVER ON Feb. 14

WRAPPED IN CLOVER
Presented by Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative
Feb. 14
Downtown

Experience the ultimate Christmas gift of true love between a young married pair. The couple lived in dysfunctional families in their past, which spawns discord in their present until an affair brightens their future.

Written by Tammy Brady
Directed by Mike Sherman

Cast:  Ginny Utz as Amanda, Chad Boggs as Eddie, Brad Nicholas as Donnie, Ed Barzee as Peter, Angela A. Nalley as Mother, Helen A. Raymond as Nicole, Kate Joos Glasheen as Dee, Bob McCain as the priest, Chuck Beatty as Craig, Mindy Heithaus as Andrea & Laura Boggs as the narrator

  • Tue, Feb. 14 at 7:30pm

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trueLOVE on Feb. 13

trueLOVE
Presented by True Theatre
Feb. 13
Over-the-Rhine 

Stories to touch your heart in 2012! A perfect early Valentine’s present.

The mission of True Theatre is to bring together a wide variety of people to share stories in an effort to create community, encourage discussion, and remind everyone that ALL of us have stories to tell with unique insights and broad appeal. Though storytelling can take on many forms, True Theatre realizes that what great stories have in common are their power to hold attention, slow time, and capture the imagination. They may redden cheeks, make eyes water, and elicit eruptions of laughter. They take you somewhere. Although great storytelling is not limited to true, personal stories, True Theatre believes that these real moments of our lives, from the mundane to the extraordinary, give both the speaker AND the listener the ultimate sense of being part of a larger community than they were aware. Come join us for an evening of True Theatre …where time slows down and we can listen.

Note: Previous performances have sold out weeks in advance.

  • Mon, Feb. 13 at 730pm

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