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Additional Dancers and Singers Audition for MEMPHIS at Loveland Stage Company

LSC_logoLoveland Stage Company is looking for a few more dancers and singers for MEMPHIS, THE MUSICAL. From the underground dance clubs of 1950’s Memphis, Tennessee, comes the Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical that bursts off the stage with explosive dancing, irresistible songs and a thrilling tale of fame and forbidden love. Come along on this incredible journey to the ends of the airwaves – filled with laughter, soaring emotion and roof-raising rock ‘n’ roll.

  • Sunday, September 16, 2018 from 1:30 to 5:00

(Please arrive at 1:30 with a list of your conflicts from now until the performances)

*If you’re unable to attend on Sunday September 16th please send a video submission and conflicts to Memphisatloveland@gmail.com before September 16th.

  • Be prepared to sing so our Vocal Director can determine your range and vocal ability
  • Bring appropriate shoes and attire to dance
  • Please be aware this show contains strong language.

Questions? Please contact Loveland Stage Company at Memphisatloveland@gmail.com.

Show Dates: November 2018: 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18
Friday & Saturday evening shows are at 7:30 pm
Sunday Matinees are at 3:00 pm

Director: Liz Olekas
Vocal Director: Jon Scheiding
Producers: Jonathan Eckman and Tom Cavano

Choreographers: Margory Clegg and David Choate

We’re looking to cast the following roles for the show, a list of role descriptions are available below:

  • Wailin’ Jo – (Dancer/ Singer African American Male, 20-40): Wailin Jo sings “Scratch My Itch and is featured in both Acts as an over the top performer who gets everyone dancing in the record store. Vocal range: tenor voice, Eb3- Gb5.
  • Beale Street Dancer-Singers/ Teens- (African American Males and Females, 16-30 . Athletic dancers who sing. Gymnastic skills is a plus but not required.
  • Teen Dancer-Singer/ DJ – (Caucasian Male, 16-30): Athletic dancer who sings. Gymnastic skills is a plus but not required.

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2017-2018 Orchid Awards for Loveland Stage Company

LSC_logoPIPPIN

  • Excellence in Costume Design – Dora Slyder
  • Excellence in Choreography – Alex Farmer, Julia Gallenstein, Gillian Howard, Bobby Jo Swearingen
  • Excellence in Dance Execution – The Cast
  • Excellence in Ensemble – Glenna Knapp and Cast
  • Excellence in Direction – Glenna Knapp
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Dylan Van Camp
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Maggie Shannon
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Alexa Mueller

CABARET

  • Excellence in Properties – Jae Liles
  • Excellence in Costume Design – Bobby Jo Swearingen
  • Excellence in Light Design – Gregory Carl Smith
  • Excellence in Program Art – Peter Sexton
  • Excellence in Program – Kay Bolin
  • Excellence in House – Becky Giver, Peggy Goodwin, Marjorie Wilson
  • Excellence in Choreography – Marjory Clegg
  • Excellence in Other (Hospitality) – Barb Siciliano, Jim Siciliano, and Christina Siciliano
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Pia Rader
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Bonnie Emmer
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – John Sloan
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Dave Marcus

9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL

  • Excellence in Set Design – Micheal Kiser
  • Excellence in Stage Management – Fran Uecker
  • Excellence in Properties – Jae Liles
  • Excellence in Choreography – Marjory Clegg
  • Excellence in Producing – Kate Arnold
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Mary Vosseberg
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Jodi Zerbe
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – Megan Archibald
  • Excellence in Musical Theatre Performance – T. Edison Morris III

DON’T DRINK THE WATER

  • Excellence in Set Design – Micheal Kiser
  • Excellence in Program – Peggy Goodwin and Carissa Sloan
  • Excellence in Acting in a Play – Alex Ross
  • Excellence in Acting in a Play – Charlie Rader
  • Excellence in Acting in a Play – Cathy Alter

2017-2018 Orchid & OCTAfest Convention Awards

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Loveland Stage Company is Proud to Present the Youth Summer Workshop Performance of Disney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID

LSC_The Little Mermaid logoLOVELAND, OH – The Loveland Stage Company is proud to present the Youth Summer Workshop Performance of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. The cast includes 46 extremely talented young people between the ages of 8 and 20 with an additional group of exceptional students on crew helping bring this musical favorite to the stage. In addition to the student crew, most of the Crew Leads also fall into the 8 – 20 age range. This production is helmed by first time director, Christina Siciliano. While no stranger to the Loveland Stage Company, she is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to branch out and to bring one of her favorite shows to the stage. Siciliano said, “Everyone involved in this production has dedicated so much time and energy into it. Not only have they been busy learning onstage as a part of the cast and backstage as a part of the stage crew, but also in the creation of costumes, makeup design, props and just about everything else that will be seen on stage. As a workshop, we are teaching all elements of theatre to these great kiddos.”

A special addition to the performance will be added for the July 14th show. For the first time, a team of sign language interpreters will join the production. Mentor Gail Maue and Practicum Student Montez Greer from the Sign Language Interpretation program at Cincinnati State have been working with the script for several weeks. “We are grateful that with their assistance, we can open up our theater and bring this show to a new audience,” Siciliano stated.

This production includes many familiar faces from past adult shows and Summer Youth Workshop Performances. “We have Marjory Clegg as our Choreographer and Jeanne Bilyeu is the Orchestral Director. Brian Harvey is somewhat new to LSC and he has been a fantastic Vocal Director. I have a feeling he will be working a lot more with LSC for future productions,” mused Siciliano.

The cast and crew includes:

Ava Swearingen – Ariel, Tyler MacRae – Prince Eric, Paige Isaacs – Sebastian, Maggie Shannon – Ursula, Jacob Miller – King Triton, George Jewell – Flounder, Lee Vest – Scuttle, Nick Jackson – Grimsby (1st weekend), Parker Culp – Grimsby (2nd Weekend), Lydia Tucker – Flotsem, Piper Garman – Jetsem, Zachary Pelapida – Chef Louis, Olivia Scalfaro – Aquata, Julie Marcum – Andrina, Lauren Docter – Arista, Olivia Walters – Atina, Nicole Stocks – Adella, Paige O’Donnell – Allana, Chloe Davis – Tapping Seagull, Reagon Eschbach – Tapping Seagull, Alexa Fales – Tapping Seagull, Ella Kiel – Tapping Seagull, Hope Vonder Brink – Tapping Seagull, Addison Wolfe– Tapping Seagull, Jillian Wolfe – Tapping Seagull, Emerson Amy – Ensemble, Tommy Busse – Ensemble, Sam Crane – Ensemble, Miles Crane – Ensemble, Kiley Eckert – Ensemble, Rachel Eschbach – Ensemble, Gwen Garneret – Ensemble, Tillie Henn – Ensemble, Cecelia Hensley – Ensemble, Izzy Hook – Ensemble, Mearen Hubbard – Ensemble, Jackson Nesbit – Ensemble, Zoe O’Connell – Ensemble, Briley Oppold – Ensemble, Chloe Plomaritis – Ensemble, Cameron Poole – Ensemble, Lucie Schaeffer – Ensemble, Nicole Thomas – Ensemble, Sophie Visehoman – Ensemble, Parker Culp – Assistant Director, Max Shilling – Assistant Director, Molly Shilling – Video Historian, Vincent Eldridge – Lighting Design, Ashe Salzl – Makeup Design, Karli Brogan – Photographer, Jae Siciliano – Hospitality, Catie Brutran – Costumes, Alina Docter – Crew, Reina Docter – Crew, Delaney Gorman – Crew, Zoe Haberstich – Costumes, Ella Jones – Crew, Paige Libby – Crew,  Emma Mansfield – Crew, Evan Miller – Crew, Sydney Miller – Crew, Sam Slyder – Crew and Eva Walzer – Crew.

In closing, Siciliano said, “I am so grateful to our ‘Sharks’ and ‘Minnows’ for all of their hard work. We also could not be doing this show without all the parents and my wonderful producers, Kate Arnold, Sue Lundy and Barb Siciliano. We have so many wonderful and talented people in our community and it is our hope that you will find the time to support Community Theatre; enjoy our production and all the talents brought to you by this amazing cast and crew!”

Tickets for Disney’s The Little Mermaid are on sale now and patrons are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance at www.LovelandStageCompany.org/Tickets. All seats are $15. Evening performances begin at 7:30 pm on July 13, 14, 19, 20 and 21 and matinee performances begin at 3:00 pm on July 15 and 22. As a reminder, the July 14th performance will have Sign Language Interpretation.

 

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Disney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID Runs July 13-22

LSC_The Little Mermaid logoDisney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID
Loveland Stage Company Summer Youth Workshop
July 13-22
[Loveland]

Directed by Christina Siciliano
Music direction by Jeanne Bilyeu
Vocal direction by Brian Harvey
Choreographed by Marjory Clegg
Produced by Kate Arnold, Sue Lundy & Barb Siciliano

In this classic “tail,” the beautiful mermaid longs for a life on dry land. But to follow her heart, she must disobey her father and outsmart the evil sea witch.

  • Fri-Sat, July 13-14 at 7:30pm
  • Sun, July 15 at 3pm
  • Thu-Sat, July 19-21 at 7:30pm
  • Sun, July 22 at 3pm

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Loveland Stage Company Presents DON’T DRINK THE WATER

LSC_Dont Drink the Water logoThe Loveland Stage Company unleashes the comedy play Don’t Drink the Water on May 11, 2018.  Veteran actor John Sloan is marking his second time as a director.  John made his directorial debut in the spring of 2017 with the hilariously successful A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.  His producers are ACT award winner Tom Cavano and veteran actor Jill Gornet, his mother.

Don’t Drink the Water is a farce with the classical elements of mistaken identities, mayhem, and misadventure.  The story takes place inside an American embassy behind the Iron Curtain in the 1960’s.  American tourists, Walter Hollander, his wife Marion, and their adult daughter Susan rush into the embassy two steps ahead of the communist police. They suspect the Hollanders of spying while picture-taking in a restricted area.   Alas, the embassy is provisionally being run by the ambassador’s charming but bumbling son, Axel Magee. Axel, along with embassy staff and guests, manages to prolong the Hollanders’ asylum by muddling everything.  Amid the insanity, will the Hollander family ever be able to escape?

Don’t Drink the Water, written by playwright and comedian, Woody Allen, opened in 1966, at the Morosco Theatre in New York City and ran for 598 performances. Shortly after opening, the New York Daily News wrote that Don’t Drink the Water “moved the audience to great laughter … Allen’s imagination is daffy, his sense of the ridiculous is keen and gags snap, crackle and pop.”

The Loveland Stage Company cast stars Joel Lind as Walter, Cathy Alter as Marion, Morgan Carter as Susan and Alex Ross as Axel. The cast also features Tom Caruso, Becky Cole, Vincent Eldridge, Gary Giver, Christopher Koonce, Matt Lovell, Charlie Rader, and Pia Rader.

Don’t miss this extremely funny farce.  You will laugh from the curtain opening to the cast bows. Tickets are available for evening performances at 7:30 pm on May 11, 12, 18, and 19 and matinee performances at 3:00 pm on May 13 and 20.  To order tickets, please visit our website at www.lovelandstagecompany.org.  All performances are held at the Loveland Stage Company Theater, 111 South Second Street, Loveland, Ohio 45140.

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