From seanszaller@yahoo.com Thu Oct 22 08:04:05 2009 From: seanszaller@yahoo.com (Sean Szaller) Date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:04:05 -0700 (PDT) Subject: [FC News]NEEDED IMMEDIATELY -- 1 strong HS aged MALE actor/singer/dancer for Seussical at HYT (Wickersham Bro.) Message-ID: <238563.16661.qm@web45112.mail.sp1.yahoo.com> --0-114675896-1256195045=:16661 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Heights Youth Theater in University Heights is urgently seeking to cast the= 3rd and final Wickersham Brother in its' upcoming production of "Seussical= , the Musical." Rehearsals start Nov 2. =A0Generally, the show will rehearse Mons-Thurs, 5-= 8:30pm. =A0There are 2 weeks off for the Holidays in December. =A0The produ= ction opens Jan 15 and runs through Jan 30. =A0Weekend performances only. We are looking to cast a HS aged male actor who is an exceptionally strong = actor/singer/dancer in this role. =A0Preferably a low baritone or bass. =A0= All ethnicities are encouraged to submit! If you are interested -- or know someone who is -- please contact the direc= tor using the email address listed below.=A0 Thanks! ~Sean SzallerDirector, "Seussical"SeanSzaller@yahoo.com=0A=0A=0A --0-114675896-1256195045=:16661 Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
| Heights Youth Theater in University Heights is urgen=
tly seeking to cast the 3rd and final Wickersham Brother in its' upcoming p=
roduction of "Seussical, the Musical." Rehearsals start N=
ov 2. Generally, the show will rehearse Mons-Thurs, 5-8:30pm. T=
here are 2 weeks off for the Holidays in December. The production ope=
ns Jan 15 and runs through Jan 30. Weekend performances only. We are looking to cast a HS aged male actor who =
is an exceptionally strong actor/singer/dancer in this role. Preferab=
ly a low baritone or bass. All ethnicities are encouraged to submit!<=
/div> Thanks! ~Sean Szaller Director, =
"Seussical" SeanSzaller@yahoo.com |
FAIRMOUNT
CENTER FOR THE ARTS
8400 Fairmount Rd., P.O. Box 80, Novelty, Ohio 44072 w 440-338-3171 w
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE =96 October 30, 2009
CONTACT Fred Sternfeld at 440-338-3171=A0
FAIRMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS theatre wing
The Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC)
announces its second season with Ohio Premiers of
Thirteen and EAT (It=92s Not About Food)
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) will present two Ohio
Premieres in its upcoming season.=A0 The
Teen Theatre will present Thirteen and the Adult Professional
Theatre will present EAT (It=92s Not About Food).
Fairmount Center has developed a theater
arts training and performance initiative, the=A0
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory.=A0
FPAC manages all things theatrical with Fairmount
including youth and adult professional productions and the highly acclaimed
summer training program for young people.=A0=A0
One of
FPAC=92s goals is to provide high quality educational experiences with soci=
ally
and educationally relevant productions that reach out to the schools and
general public with powerful, contemporary messages.=A0=A0
Playing from February 18-28, 2010 will be a teen production of the musical =
Thirteen,
Music
and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown, Book by
Dan Elish and Robert Horn, Di=
rected by Sean
Szaller with Music Direction by Mike Caraffi and choreography by Bebe Weinb=
erg
Katz.
This high-energy show follows the lives of
thirteen 13 year olds as they navigate their way through friendships, love,
popularity, honesty, and growing-up. Thirteen is a show about=
finding out
who you are, finding out what you need, and finding out what's really
important. This was the first show in Broadway history to have an entirely
teenage cast and orchestra. The score is filled with fantastic pop/rock mus=
ic!
Next up from April 16 =96 May 1, 2010 will be EAT (It=92s Not About Food),=
by Linda Daugherty and directed by
Fred Sternfeld.
EAT
(It=92s Not About Food) is a humorous and poignant look at the dang=
erous
and baffling world of eating disorders and our society=92s obsession with f=
ood,
appearance and body image.
The play=A0candidly
explores causes and warning signs, and takes a hard look at the influences =
of
society and the media. The play tells individual stories of teens and adult=
s
struggling with this epidemic and too often tragic problem.
Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director of FPAC comments =93A primary goal of FPA=
C is
to present plays dealing with the serious issues that face our society toda=
y.
Linda Daugherty has created a remarkable play that captures the essence of =
the
American psyche surrounding this important issue.=94
Eat
(It=92s Not About Food)=A0received
its world premiere at the Dallas Children=92s Theatre last year where it ga=
rnered
critical praise.
"A gutsy, arresting and daringly, darkly humorous world premiere =85 p=
owerful
=85 leaving open the possibility of changing and perhaps even saving lives =
of
both young audience members and friends whom they now may recognize as need=
ing
help."
The
Dallas Morning News=
=A0
"Linda Daugherty has never been one to avert her eyes from issues faci=
ng
young people today =85=A0<=
span style=3D"font-family:"Arial","sans-serif"">EAT=A0inspires as much la=
ughter as it does
tears =85 The emotional impact is raw and unapologetic =85 awe-inspiring =
=85 It is a
difficult hour to spend in the theater. But it is also one of the most
revelatory plays I've seen. It makes the inevitable pain one will feel =
well
worth it, especially if it means a deeper understanding."
People
Newspapers, Dallas,
Texas=A0
FPAC will be collaborating with area health organizations on surround
programming and talk-backs.
=
Both
productions will be performed at the
Mayfield Village Civic Center =96 6622 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village O=
hio (At
the corner of Wilson Mills and S.O.M. Center Roads).=A0 For ticket informat=
ion and group sales call
440-338-3171.