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Sketch Comedy Writing Session

TCO_logoThe Company is starting the next writing session for their all-original sketch comedy performances, and they want YOU!

We are looking for any and all like-minded folks who are interested in writing some sketches with us! No previous experience is required, and all our welcome!

We will be having our first informational meeting on Monday, April 18th, at 7:30 pm at Silverton Cafe (7201 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45236), where we’ll be doing introductions, going over the basics of the group, and all of that. If you have any interest at all, we’d love to have you!

And if you’re interested but can’t make it on the 18th, no worries — just let us know, and we’ll give you the times for our next meetings!

If you have any questions, or would like to be kept in-the-know for future writing sessions, please email colin@thecompanypresents.com!

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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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New Improv Theatre Company Offers Workshops in Northside

CI_logoCOINCIDENCE IMPROV is a new theatre company that will focus on theatrical (long-form) improv. We will be offering workshops, classes, and performances. The CI staff have studied, performed, and produced at some of the best improv theatres in America from San Francisco to Chicago to Baltimore. If you would like to sign up for a workshop or learn more information, please email coincidenceimprov@gmail.com.

All workshops are at Dramakinetics in Northside and are free (with a suggested donation of $5-$10 for the space)…

Saturday, March 26th 1-3pm
INTRO TO LONG-FORM: This class will focus on our theatrical style of improv — slowing down and becoming more patient and sensitive to your scene partner, finding the truth in your character, and avoiding the need to force a joke at the expense of the scene.

Saturday, April 9th 2-4pm
IMPROV FOR ACTORS: For those actors who want some tips and tricks to have a better improv audition and for those who are seeking skills in interactive theatrical productions. If you’ve taken a basic improv class and are looking for ways to get better at your craft — this workshop is for you.

Saturday, April 23rd 1-2:30
INTRO TO IMPROV: For those who have never taken an improv class and want to learn the basics in a safe and fun environment.

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Training Opportunity/Fringe Audition

MISC_Casting callDr KJ Melson, Visiting Asst Professor of Acting at Wright State University, will be holding FREE workshops every Saturday from 1-5pm in the Creative Arts Center, WSU Campus, room 109.

We will be training in psycho-physical training forms As well as Improv/ mask work/ creative devising With the intention of creating material to be incorporated into
An ORIGINAL piece of theatre for an unnamed Fringe Festival in June.

Auditions will be in the same location on April 2nd at 1pm.

Priority will be given to actors who have participated in these workshops. For more information: www.docdappertuto.weebly.com or teatroprovocativo@yahoo.co.uk.

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Footlighters presents Raising Vocal Health Awareness Workshop by D. Michael Heath

FLI_logoJoin us for an afternoon at The Stained Glass Theatre with Cincinnati Native, Footlighters’ Alumni Broadway Performer, International Concert Artist, Singing Voice Specialist D. Michael Heath. Heath is also serving as Vocal Coach/Consultant for the upcoming Footlighters’ production of MY WAY.

Following a brief Power Point presentation, D. Michael will work with as many singers as time permits. Singers should prepare one or two songs from the musical theatre catalog and bring two copies of their sheet music. Alan Masters, accompanist.

Sat, March 5, 2016 from 3-5pm
Stained Glass Theatre
802 York St, Newport KY

Open to the Public. Cost: Footlighters Members-$15, Guests-$20. Payment at the door on the day of the event. Cash or personal check accepted.

RVSP by March 3rd to Peggy Kenney at email srsd100pk@gmail.com or by phone at 513 661-4359.

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