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October 22, 2015 · 7:15 am

JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical at Loveland Stage Company

Bree Hunter Sprankle-Cox as Lucy Harris, John Matthew Riestenberg as Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde & Katie McCarthy as Emma Carew.

Bree Hunter Sprankle-Cox as Lucy Harris, John Matthew Riestenberg as Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde & Katie McCarthy as Emma Carew.

This November, an epic struggle between good and evil comes to life on the stage of the Loveland Stage Company Theater in the sensational, JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical. This musical is based on the Robert Louis Stevenson novella “Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and the 1941 Metro Goldwyn Mayer motion picture Jekyll and Hyde.

The story was conceived for the stage as a musical by Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn, with book and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, and music by Frank Wildhorn. Their thrilling musical spectacle was first presented in Houston, Texas in 1990, shattering box office records for the Alley Theatre and extending its run twice. The musical made its Broadway debut on April 28, 1997, at the Plymouth Theatre. It ran for 1,543 performances, nearly four years, which made it the longest-running show in the history of the Plymouth Theatre. The thrilling score of pop rock hits helped mesmerize the audiences. The song “This is the Moment” has been performed over 1,000 times by numerous popular artists. “This is the Moment” has also been featured at mainstream events like the 1994 and 1996 Olympics, the Super Bowl, the World Series, several Miss America pageants, and the inauguration of President George W. Bush.

John Matthew Riestenberg, who performed in Shadowbox Live while living in Columbus the last several years, plays the split personalities of Dr. Jekyll. The women in love with Dr. Jekyll are played by Katie McCarthy as Emma Carew and Bree Hunter Sprankle-Cox as Lucy Harris. Katie McCarty was last seen in Loveland Stage Company’s Young Frankenstein and she won an ACT Orchid Award for her acting in 42nd Street. Bree Hunter Sprankle-Cox is a classically-trained soprano and music educator and also new to the Loveland Stage Company stage. In JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical, both women are unaware of their love’s dark secret. A devoted man of science, Henry Jekyll is driven to find a chemical breakthrough that can solve some of mankind’s most challenging medical dilemmas. Rebuffed by the powers that be, he decides to make himself the subject of his own experimental treatments, accidentally unleashing his inner demons, along with the man the world would come to fear as Mr. Hyde.

The supporting cast and ensemble consist of veteran actors of the Loveland Stage Company and some seasoned actors from neighboring community theatre groups. Visit the Loveland Stage Company’s web site to read the complete listing of supporting cast and ensemble.

The Loveland Stage Company’s JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical is being directed by Richard Lee Waldeck, who was seen recently in his ACT Orchid Award winning role of Lazar Wolf in Fiddler on the Roof. Richard has directed for the Dayton Jewish Community Center, Dayton Playhouse, Kettering Theatre Under the Stars, and First Frontier Inc. JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical is being co-produced by Becky Cole and Tom Cavano. Becky has been involved on and off stage in the Cincinnati region and in her hometown of Chicago since the age of four. This past spring, she won an OCTA award for her portrayal of Miriam Goldman in Milford Theatre Guilde’s Beau Jest. Tom has performed in several shows, directed three award winning productions and served on the board of the Loveland Stage Company. ACT Orchid Award winners Music and Vocal Director Jack Hasty and Choreographer Marjory Clegg are guiding the audio and visual interpretation of the musical lyrics and score for JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical.

Show Dates for JEKYLL AND HYDE The Musical are November 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, and 21, 2015 at 7:30 pm and November 8, 15, and 22, 2015 at 3:00 PM. Tickets at $18.00 each may be purchased on the Loveland Stage Company web site at www.lovelandstagecompany.org. For groups or special needs call 513-443-4LSC (4572). All performances are held at the Loveland Stage Company Theater at 111 2nd Street, Loveland, OH 45140.

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October 22, 2015 · 7:03 am

Aronoff Center 20-Year Economic Impact: $365 Million

Cincinnati Arts Association commissions study in conjunction with 20th anniversary

CAA_Aronoff 20 logoCINCINNATI (Oct. 21, 2015) – A University of Cincinnati Economics Center study reveals the Aronoff Center for the Arts’ economic impact to be more than $365 million since it opened. The venue celebrates its 20th anniversary Wednesday, October 21.

The Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA), the not-for-profit organization that oversees the programming and management of the Aronoff and Music Hall, commissioned the economic impact study.

“As we celebrate this milestone, we are proud not only of the economic impact of the Aronoff Center, but also of its educational and cultural impact on our community,” said Steve Loftin, president and executive director of CAA. “This center has been a special place for artists, patrons, children and so many others. We look forward to creating wonderful memories for this community for years to come.”

“The Aronoff Center has had a substantial economic impact every year for 20 years,” said Jeff Rexhausen, senior research associate at the UC Economics Center. “It has also been a stimulus for downtown revitalization. Its partnership with community education and healthcare organizations has brought the arts into the lives of many people who otherwise may not have had the opportunity.”

Other key findings from the study:

  • The Aronoff has reached a collective audience total of 8.81 million people.
  • The Aronoff has hosted more than 13,000 events.
  • More than $6.53 million was spent at downtown restaurants and bars in conjunction with attending a performance during the 2013-2014 season.
    • One in six of these patrons comes from outside the Cincinnati Metropolitan Statistical Area, and patrons’ dining at restaurants, combined with other spending for parking, hotel stays and other retail purchases, produced a total of $6.71 million in visitor spending. The result of visitor spending had an economic impact of almost $13.9 million and approximately 170 jobs with total earnings of $4.15 million
  • The combined economic impact of the Aronoff and visitor spending amounts to over $34.3 million in fiscal year 2014.
  • The combination of spending by the Aronoff and non-local visitors directly produced $1.45 million in local tax revenues for the city and county in the 2014 fiscal year.

For more information, or to read the entire study, please visit www.cincinnatiarts.org/AronoffCenterEconomicImpact

For more information about the Aronoff Center, visit http://www.cincinnatiarts.org/aronoff-center.

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About CAA
Founded in 1992, the Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA) is a not-for-profit organization that oversees the programming and management of two of the Tri-state’s finest performing arts venues – the Aronoff Center for the Arts and Music Hall – and is dedicated to supporting performing and visual arts. Each year, CAA presents a diverse schedule of events; serves upwards of 700,000 people in its venues; features the work of talented local, regional, and national artists in the Weston Art Gallery (located in the Aronoff Center); and supports the work of more than one dozen resident companies, including Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati May Festival, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Symphony/Pops Orchestras, and Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Cincinnati, presented by TriHealth. Since the inception of its acclaimed arts education programs in 1995, CAA has reached more than 1.4 million students.

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October 21, 2015 · 7:08 am

Cincinnati Boychoir to Perform with PBS-sensations THE TENORS at the Aronoff Center – Tue., Nov. 3‏

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CINCINNATI, OH –­­ The Tenors – the Canadian multi-platinum, JUNO Award-winning vocal group – recently announced that twenty members of the acclaimed Cincinnati Boychoir will perform with the popular PBS-sensations new Under the Sky Tour at the Aronoff Center’s Procter & Gamble Hall on Tuesday, November 3, 2015 at 7:30 PM. The event is presented by the Cincinnati Arts Association as part of its 2015-16 Season – celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Aronoff Center. 

Tickets range between $40-$85 (prices subject to change) and are now on sale at www.CincinnatiArts.org, (513) 621-ARTS [2787], and the Aronoff Center Ticket Office.  Group discount tickets for 10 or more are available by calling (513) 977-4157.

The twenty-member choir will perform three songs with The Tenors during the second half of the evening’s program, including one of The Tenors’ original songs and the most famous aria of all time, Nessun Dorma.

“This is a great opportunity to involve the Cincinnati community,” said Ashley Majher with Red Light Management, the tour promoter. “It gives the boys a chance to experience the thrill of performing in front of a large audience with such a high-level touring act. We feel that it is something the boys and their parents  will always remember.”

The Cincinnati Boychoir, under the artistic direction of Christopher Eanes, is one of the premiere professional boychoirs in the United States. A resident company of the Aronoff Center for the Arts, the Boychoir reaches approximately 200 young men each year from more than 90 schools in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Since 1965, the Cincinnati Boychoir has been dedicated to the musical, intellectual, and emotional development of these young men and has served as one of the foremost music education and performance organizations in the region; boys attend weekly rehearsals, retreats, music theory classes, and the annual SongFest Summer Music Camp for Boys at Xavier University. The Boychoir celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2015.

“For the boys to have the opportunity to back up a professional touring group is fantastic,” said Eanes. “It is just one of the many opportunities that have come about because of our new and ongoing relationship with the Aronoff.”

The Tenors, with multiple #1 Billboard Classical Crossover albums under its belt, “have talent to burn” and “killer singing voices” ravesThe Toronto Star and “pitch perfect harmonies” says Examiner.com. The music of Clifton Murray, Victor Micallef, Remigio Pereira, andFraser Walters is rich and soulful, spanning powerful anthems, classic covers, and original songs penned/co-penned by The Tenorsthemselves.

On their new album, Under One Sky, the multi-platinum Juno Award-winning foursome co-wrote eight tunes, showing facets of themselves they’ve longed to share with their millions of fans. Over the years, The Tenors’ musical diversity has become one of their primary strengths, and Under One Sky’s material covers the full range of tunes that have made the group one of the most popular livedraws across the globe. In addition to the original songs, Under One Sky includes the foursome’s reinventions of contemporary classicslike “Lean on Me,”“You Are So Beautiful,” and Queen’s “Who Wants To Live Forever”;  a swoon-worthy duet featuring Walters’ wife, Kelly Levesque; as well as their glorious interpretations of classical pieces “Granada,” “Besame Mucho,” and “Agnus Dei.”

Since their formation in 2007, The Tenors have performed more than 500 concerts on five continents and made over 150 television appearances, including The Oprah Winfrey Show (with Celine Dion), the 2014 National Christmas Tree Lighting at the White House, the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals, the 2012 Emmy Awards, the Queen’s 2012 Diamond Jubilee at Windsor Castle in England, and the 2010 Vancouver Olympic opening ceremonies. Among the artists with whom they have performed are Paul McCartney, Sting, Sheryl Crow, Andrea Bocelli, and Sarah McLachlan.

The Tenors’ first album is certified double platinum, and their holiday album is certified triple platinum in Canada. Their third album, 2012’s Lead With Your Heart, went double platinum, won a 2013 Juno Award for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year,  and debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Classical and Classical Crossover charts. They have sold almost one million albums around the world.

For more information about The Tenors, visit www.tenorsmusic.com.  Twitter: @TenorsMusic | Facebook: The Tenors (www.facebook.com /tenorsmusic) | Instagram: @TenorsMusic

For more information about Cincinnati Boychoir, visit www.cincinnatiboychoir.org.

Cincinnati Boychoir members performing with The Tenors   

  • Samuel Bennett (Mason, OH)
  • Forrest Bushstone (Loveland, OH)
  • Tyler Daniels (Hamilton, OH)
  • Aden Devlin-Bergman (Cincinnati, OH)
  • Oscar Dreith (Cincinnati, OH)
  • Kyler Endress (Cincinnati, OH)
  • Callahan Geoppinger (Cincinnati, OH)
  • Sean Hutson (Mason, OH)
  • Cade Jenkins (Goshen, OH)
  • Josiah Krodel (Cincinnati,  OH)
  • Peter Laskey (Fort Thomas, KY)
  • Jude Laskey (Fort Mitchell, KY)
  • Daniel McDowell (Cincinnati, OH)
  • Mark Schutzman (Villa Hills, KY)
  • Owen Tucker (Cincinnati, OH)
  • Jacob Turner (Union, KY)
  • William Van Verth (Mason, OH)
  • Daniel Vennemeyer (Mason, OH)
  • Patrick Wells (Loveland, OH)
  • Alexander Zagorianos (Cincinnati, OH)

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October 21, 2015 · 6:50 am

The Human Race Theatre Company Makes an Appointment for Laughter and Tears with STEEL MAGNOLIAS

Robert Harling’s Southern treasure makes its long-awaited return
November 5 – 29, 2015 at The Loft Theatre

Julia Geisler, Christine Brunner, Patricia Linhart, Carolyn Popp, Maretta Zilic and Caitlin Larsen. Photo by Scott J. Kimmins.

Julia Geisler, Christine Brunner, Patricia Linhart, Carolyn Popp, Maretta Zilic and Caitlin Larsen. Photo by Scott J. Kimmins.

(Dayton, OH) — One of the most beloved plays in modern theatre returns to The Human Race as Dayton’s premier professional theatre company revisits the popular tale of friendship among triumph and loss, STEEL MAGNOLIAS. Many things beside hair get done at Truvy’s hair salon, and that’s why it is the place to go in Chinquapin Parish, Louisiana. Gossip, revelations and witty Southern banter flow like refreshing sweet tea on a hot summer day. The opinionated Truvy and her new assistant, Annelle, play host to unlikely friends Ouiser and Clairee, the respectable and sociable M’Lynn and her beautiful daughter, Shelby. As the women come face to face with difficult times, they are brought together through strength and love. Robert Harling’s 1987 play is consistently one of the most widely produced shows in the country and has been twice adapted for the screen. The Human Race first produced STEEL MAGNOLIAS in 1989 at the Biltmore Hotel’s Muse Space, then again on the Victoria Theatre’s Broadway on Main series in 2001. This production on The Loft Theatre stage is being directed by Heather N. Powell. The preview performance of STEEL MAGNOLIAS is Thursday, November 5. Opening night is Friday, November 6. The production runs through November 29.

“We’re thrilled to be making another visit to Truvy’s,” says Human Race President & Artistic Director Kevin Moore. “STEEL MAGNOLIAS was a very popular show for us and has always been an audience favorite. We’ve been looking forward to the chance to bring it to The Loft stage for some time.”

While many of The Human Race’s patrons may know Heather N. Powell from her behind-the-scenes work as the company’s long-time prop master, most don’t know she is a trained director who has helmed a number of local productions and The Race’s in-school touring productions of Change and A Dickens of a Time. For this well-known story, Powell and scenic designer Eric Moore have a vision that is truly their own, and that is intentional. “It may surprise a lot of people neither I nor Eric have ever seen the 1989 movie or a staged version of the play,” she says. “When we realized this, we made a pact to not see the movie and to avoid exposure to it on the internet.” As for establishing the characters’ personalities and the world in which they live, “I am approaching the play by staying true to Harling’s words and the characters he gave me to play with,” states Powell. “His words are my only guide; so what you will see on stage is what Eric and I saw in our minds and through development working together with solely the script for reference.”

CAST AND DESIGN TEAM
For The Human Race’s 2015 production, director Powell has gathered a six-actress ensemble of faces both familiar and new to The Loft Stage. Christine Brunner (Play It by Heart, Permanent Collection, A Christmas Carol) is “Truvy,” owner of the beauty salon that is the play’s setting. Resident Artist Patricia Linhart (Torch Song Trilogy, Becky’s New Car, Every Good Boy Deserves Favour) is the town’s grande dame, “Clairee.” Caitlin Larsen (Lend Me a Tenor, Moonlight and Magnolias, Fiddler on the Roof) is the acerbic, but lovable, curmudgeon “Ouiser.” New to The Human Race are Julia Geisler (A Musical Christmas Carol and Boeing, Boeing at Pittsburgh CLO) as “Shelby,” the prettiest girl in town, Carolyn Popp (The Drilling Company’s Romeo and Juliet, and Bay Street Theatre’s To Kill a Mockingbird) as Shelby’s social prominent mother, “M’Lynn,” and Maretta Zilic (Richmond Shakespeare Festival’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream) as Truvy’s new assistant, “Annelle.”

“These women are perfect for their roles,” praises Powell as she recalls the show’s audition process. “We had so many talented actresses who auditioned, but there was just something special about each of these ladies. It became especially clear when they each read snippets of the show for their callbacks. I immediately saw them in full 80s hair and outfits bringing their character to life.”

Scenic designer Eric Moore (Miracle on South Division Street, and Footloose and The Music Man for Springfield’s Summer Arts Festival) has created the carport-turned-makeshift-beauty salon set. Costume designer Janet G. Powell (The Full Monty: The Broadway Musical, Family Shots, Avenue Q) has styled the cast in nostalgic 80s. This production marks Resident Lighting Designer John Rensel’s third time lighting STEEL MAGNOLIAS for The Human Race. Brian Retterer (Play It by Heart, Oliver!) returns to The Loft to oversee the sound design. Kay Carver serves as the production stage manager. The show’s producer is Human Race Associate Artistic Director Tara Lail.

Biographies on the cast and creative team can be found on The Human Race Theatre Company’s website.

The Human Race Theatre Company’s production of STEEL MAGNOLIAS is sponsored by Marion’s Piazza, Square One Salon and Day Spa, Larry S. Glicker—Glickler Funeral Home, Patricia Giering and One Call Now.

PERFORMANCE AND SPECIAL EVENT INFORMATION

Tickets for the preview performance of STEEL MAGNOLIAS on November 5 start at $35 for adults, $32 for seniors and $17.50 for students. For all performances November 6 – 29, single ticket prices start at $40 for adults, $37 for seniors and $20 for students. Prices vary depending on the day of the week and seating location. Group discounts are available for parties of 10 or more. The Human Race is offering a pair of discount ticket opportunities. Side-area seats are available at all performances for $25 each, on sale two weeks prior to performance. The Sunday, November 8 7:00 p.m. performance is “Sawbuck Sunday”, when any available seat can be purchased in person for just $10 at The Loft Theatre box office two hours prior to the show. Discounts are subject to availability and some restrictions apply.

All performances are at the Metropolitan Art Center’s Loft Theatre, located at 126 North Main Street in downtown Dayton, Ohio. Show times for STEEL MAGNOLIAS are 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday through Saturday evenings. Performances on Sunday and Tuesday evenings begin at 7:00 p.m. and at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday matinees.

Tickets and performance information on STEEL MAGNOLIAS are available at www.humanracetheatre.org or by calling Ticket Center Stage at (937) 228-3630, and at the Schuster Center box office.

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The Human Race Theatre Company was founded in 1986 and moved into the Metropolitan Arts Center in 1991, taking up residence at the 212-seat Loft Theatre. In addition to the Eichelberger Loft Season, The Human Race produces a summer Festival of New Works and special event programming. Under the direction of President and Artistic Director Kevin Moore, the company also maintains education and outreach programs for children, teens and adults, as well as artist residencies in area schools, the Muse Machine In-School Tour, and a summer youth program. Human Race organizational support is provided by Culture Works, the Montgomery County Arts and Cultural District, the Shubert Foundation, the Erma R. Catterton Trust Fund, the Jesse & Caryl Philips Foundation, the Virginia W. Kettering Foundation and the Ohio Arts Council, which helped fund this organization with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans. The 2015-2016 Sustainability Sponsors are the ELM Foundation, Anne F. Johnson and Steve and Lou Mason. The 2015-2016 Loft season sponsor is the Jack W. and Sally D. Eichelberger Foundation of the Dayton Foundation, with additional support from Premier Health and Morris Home Furnishings.

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October 19, 2015 · 7:01 am

Special Guests Drew Lachey, A. Beth Harris & Daylan Mulvaney to Perform with The Skivvies at ETC

SPECIAL GUESTS DREW LACHEY, A. BETH HARRIS, AND DYLAN MULVANEY TO PERFORM WITH THE SKIVVIES AT ENSEMBLE THEATRE CINCINNATI

ETC_The Skivvies promo(Cincinnati, OH) Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati (ETC) is excited to announce three electrifying artists that will join the award-winning musical duo The Skivvies on stage next week for select shows! Stripping down and taking the stage are local celebrity Drew Lachey, local actress a. Beth Harris, and rising CCM musical theatre star Dylan Mulvaney! The Skivvies, which the New York Post declared “a mash-up of all things sultry,” will perform at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati for three shows, one weekend only, October 22, 23, and 24, 2015. Tickets are $30 and may be purchase through the ETC box office.

Drew Lachey—Local celebrity, Dancing with the Stars champion, member of 98 Degrees, and co-owner of Lachey’s Bar in Over-the-Rhine—will join us next Friday, October 23 for the 11:00 pm show. a. Beth Harris—local actress and renowned singer of Cincinnati-based band The Hiders—will appear at the Saturday, October 24 11:00 pm performance. Dylan Mulvaney—University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music rising musical theater star—will perform at all 3 Skivvies shows!

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

  • Thursday, October 22 at 10:30 pm
  • Friday, October 23 at 11:00 pm
  • Saturday, October 24 at 11:00 pm

ABOUT THE PERFORMERS

The Skivvies are Lauren Molina and Fairfield, Ohio native Nick Cearley (ETC’s Next to Normal, The Great American Trailer Park Musical, and star of the one-man show Buyer & Cellar on stage now!). Molina is an award-winning Broadway actress, musician, and singer-songwriter known for her roles in Broadway’s Rock of Ages, Sweeney Todd, Mary Zimmerman’s Candide, and the Drama League-nominated, two-person revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Marry Me A Little. Cearley’s credits include the first national tour of All Shook Up and the lauded one-man show …And Then I Wrote a Song About It. The Skivvies became YouTube sensations with their covers of artists including Robyn, Carole King, and Rihanna. The videos led to live shows, and now the duo performs to sold-out audiences in New York and beyond. Previous venues include 54 Below, The Highline Ballroom, Roseland Ballroom, Joe’s Pub, The Cutting Room, Rockwell Table & Stage in Los Angeles, and The Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, PA. The Skivvies have performed at events including Broadway Bares (a fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS), A Tribute to Angela Lansbury with Tyne Daly and Christine Ebersole, Broadway for Obama, and Human Rights Campaign benefit, Theatre C. They have made appearances on NBC, and they have filmed pilots for FOX, A&E, and WE.

Drew Lachey is a native of Cincinnati and an accomplished singer, dancer, and actor. Drew first rose to prominence as a member of the Motown pop group 98 Degrees. The group recorded four successful albums and sold more than nine million records worldwide. Drew made his Broadway debut playing the role of Mark Cohen in Rent. His other Broadway credits include: Patsy in Monty Python’s Spamalot and Corny Collins in Hairspray with the PCLO. Drew became a household name when he took home the infamous mirror ball trophy on Dancing with the Stars (season-two champion, season-five co-host) and later took his dancing talents on the road with three North American tours of Dancing with the Stars and was asked to come back and be a part of the All-Star season. Drew also hosted the primetime ABC show Dance War with Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli, The Miss USA Pageant, HGTV’s $250,000 Challenge and America Sings for GMC. After a decade break, 98 Degrees recently got back together and toured with NKOTB and Boyz II Men on the “Package Tour.” Drew also starred in UPTV’s Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas, can be heard “Live at Lachey’s” every Friday on Cincinnati’s own Q102 and starred in a new doc-series for A&E called Lachey’s Bar.

a. Beth Harris She took a small hiatus from theatre to go to massage school and try her hands at the healing arts. She has still been performing, however, with her band and great friends-The Hiders. As well as touring and recording with other local bands (Pearlene, the J. Dorsey Blues Band, Blind Boy Roy Gentry). Beth was last seen as Samantha Blossom in Dead City at New Stage Collective. Other credits include Yitzhak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Grete in Sight Unseen, Violet in Violet and Anna Bianchi in Syncopation-all at ETC.

Dylan Mulvaney is an actor and cat enthusiast. He is currently enrolled in University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Musical Theatre program and is expected to graduate in 2019.

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Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati is supported, in part, by the generosity of community contributions to the ArtsWave Campaign.

The Ohio Arts Council helps fund Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.

Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati also receives funding from the Shubert Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati is a professional theatre dedicated to producing world and regional premieres of works that often explore compelling social issues. We fulfill our mission through our stage productions and educational outreach programs that enlighten, enliven, enrich

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