From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 2 14:08:14 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2010 09:08:14 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Class starts in ONE WEEK - Master short Shakespeare pieces for auditions & competitions with Dana Hart at FPAC Message-ID: --001636a7d9131555eb047c2f06bb Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable *FAIRMOUNT CENTER for the Arts Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) **Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director*** *Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center* *This class will be held at Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.) To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit * www.fairmountcenter.org** Shakespeare in your Pocket Ages: 8th grade - Adult Instructor: Dana Hart 10 Sessions Sundays, starting January 10, 2010; 7:00 =96 8:30pm Fee: $175 Master short Shakespeare pieces for audition, competition =96 learn to act these great characters and great moments. You will be working on performing Shakespeare by learning the text of short character monologues. No longer than 25-35 lines, these character pieces will teach you all the major tools you need to take on any Shakespeare text. We will follow the approach of Scott Kaiser; Master teacher with Oregon Shakespeare, including: *Art of Orchestration:* "Orchestrating" the text through punctuation, operative words, pentameter, and measures. *Focal Points:* Managing your focal points between yourself and the audience. *Images:* Further on focal points and imagery positioning. *Spoken Subtext:* Secret fear, hopes and doubts and how they pay into character decisions and actor physical placement *Actions:* Creating physical, opposing, and other kinds of action choices to suit the character and play. *Complex Orchestration:* Creating a toolkit for the actor. *Towards Performance:* Previsualization, types of objectives and other questions are explored. *Dana Hart *apprenticed to the Cleveland Play House and has been a member o= f Actors Equity for over 25 years. He has performed from Alaska to Zimbabwe and in 48 of the 50 states including seasons with Alaska Repertory Theatre, Center Stage (Baltimore), Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre and Theatre West Virginia. He has appeared Off- Broadway in New Yor= k and with many Northeast Ohio theatres including The Beck Center, Ensemble, Actors' Summit, Dobama, Clague Playhouse, Great Lakes Theatre Festival and the Cleveland PlayHouse. Mr. Hart holds degrees in both Theatre Arts and English (teaching) from the University of Alaska Fairbanks . He is currently the Upper School Drama and Speech teacher at the Laurel School in Shaker Heights and also a member of the faculty at the Beck Center for the Performing Arts. While in Alaska Mr. Hart was the co-founder of Playmaking: a theatre company doing theatre and storytelling workshops in towns and villages across Alaska . He was both a teacher and the Artistic Director of the Sitka Summer Fine Arts Camp and a teacher with both the Fairbanks Summer Fine Arts Camp and the Fairmount Performing Arts Camp at Laurel School . He has been funded by four states t= o conduct Artist in the Schools programs in Maryland , Washington , Alaska , and Ohio and was awarded an Ohio Arts Council travel grant to present new works at the Hararre International Festival of the Arts in 2000. Mr. Hart has coached three of the last seven winners of Cleveland Branch ESU Shakespeare Recitation Competition * * --001636a7d9131555eb047c2f06bb Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

FAIRMOUNT CENTER fo= r the Arts
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC)
Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director

Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Perf= orming Arts Center

This class will be held at Mayfield Vil= lage Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson = Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.)=

To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit=A0www.fairmountcenter.org

Shakespeare in your Pocket

Ages: 8th grade - A= dult
Instructor: Dana Hart
10 Sessions
Sundays, starting January 10, 2010;= 7:00 =96 8:30pm
Fee: $175

Master short Shakespeare pieces for au= dition, competition =96 learn to act these great characters and great momen= ts. You will be working on performing Shakespeare by learning the text of s= hort character monologues. No longer than 25-35 lines, these character piec= es will teach you all the major tools you need to take on any Shakespeare t= ext. We will follow the approach of Scott Kaiser; Master teacher with Orego= n Shakespeare, including:=A0
Art = of Orchestration:=A0"Orchestrating" the text through punctuatio= n, operative words, pentameter, and measures.=A0
Focal Points:=A0Managing your focal points= between yourself and the audience.
Images:=A0= Further on focal poin= ts and imagery positioning.=A0
Spok= en Subtext:=A0Secret fear, hopes and doubts and how they pay into charact= er decisions and actor physical placement=A0
Acti= ons:=A0=A0Creating physical, opposing, and other kinds of action choices to suit= the character and play.=A0
Comp= lex Orchestration:=A0=A0Creating a toolkit for the actor.=A0<= span>
Towa= rds Performance:=A0Previsualization, types of objectives and other questi= ons are explored.=A0=A0
Dana Hart=A0<= span>apprenticed to the Cleveland Play House an= d has been a member of Actors Equity for over 25 years. He has performed fr= om Alaska to Zimbabwe and in 48 of the 50 states including seasons with Ala= ska Repertory Theatre, Center Stage (Baltimore), Milwaukee Repertory Theatr= e, San Diego Repertory Theatre and Theatre West Virginia. He has appeared O= ff- Broadway in New York and with many Northeast Ohio theatres including Th= e Beck Center, Ensemble, Actors' Summit, Dobama, Clague Playhouse, Grea= t Lakes Theatre Festival and the Cleveland PlayHouse.<= /span>

Mr. Hart holds degrees in both Theatre Arts = and English (teaching) from the University of Alaska Fairbanks . He is curr= ently the Upper School Drama and Speech teacher at the Laurel School in Sha= ker Heights and also a member of the faculty at the Beck Center for the Per= forming Arts. While in Alaska Mr. Hart was the co-founder of Playmaking: a = theatre company doing theatre and storytelling workshops in towns and villa= ges across Alaska . He was both a teacher and the Artistic Director of the = Sitka Summer Fine Arts Camp and a teacher with both the Fairbanks Summer Fi= ne Arts Camp and the Fairmount Performing Arts Camp at Laurel School . He h= as been funded by four states to conduct Artist in the Schools programs in = Maryland , Washington , Alaska , and Ohio and was awarded an Ohio Arts Coun= cil travel grant to present new works at the Hararre International Festival= of the Arts in 2000.=A0Mr. Hart has coached three of the last= seven winners of Cleveland Branch ESU Shakespeare Recitation Competition

--001636a7d9131555eb047c2f06bb-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 2 14:11:18 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2010 09:11:18 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Bebe Weinberg Katz DANCE WORKHOP for 8th gr - ADULT starts in ONE WEEK at FPAC Message-ID: --0016e6d644150c6cc9047c2f1107 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable *FAIRMOUNT CENTER for the Arts Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) **Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director*** *Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center* *This class will be held at Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.) To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit * www.fairmountcenter.org** *Dance for the Broadway Stage* Ages: 8th grade - Adult Instructor: Bebe Weinberg Katz 10 Sessions, Mondays, starting January 11, 2010; 4:30 =96 5:45pm Fee: $140 Class includes basic ballet and jazz technique to help a dancer develop their skills. Very appropriate for the non-dancer, actors, singers and anyone who just loves musical theater. Part of each class is given over to repertory. Students will be introduced to the various styles of a range o= f choreographers: Bob Fosse, Agnes DeMille, Jerome Robbins, Michael Kidd, Tommy Tune and many more. *Bebe Weinberg Katz, B.A., M. Ed. *is an artist and an educator. She has danced, choreographed, staged, designed, directed, taught, written and illustrated. In all of these capacities her mission statement has been simple and constant. "Art flows in two directions. It is both my passion an= d my honor to take it in and send it out." As an educator Bebe has taught dance to children, teens and adults in the public schools, the Jewish Community Center, in her own dance and fitness studio, in private dance studios and Camp Wise. Bebe holds a masters degree in exercise science along with a B.A. in dance and has created many fitness and wellness programs throughout the Cleveland area. Most notable is her development of the aerobics program and the pre/post natal exercise program at the JCC and the creation of a group exercise instructor training program for Cleveland State University. On the University level Bebe is a faculty member at Baldwin-Wallace College and Cleveland State University. Her courses include: movement education classes for early childhood majors, group fitness instructor training, women=92s wellness seminars and dance methodology and pedagogy. Her dance credits extend from Purcell=92s Opera *The Fairy Queen* and The Cathy Powel Dance Company in Pittsburgh to the Dancing Mimes at DanceCleveland as well as her own company, Center Motion at the JCC. Bebe was the resident choreographer for the vocal music departments at Euclid High School. While in Euclid Bebe worked with the show choir =93Vars= ity Choral=94 and choreographed their productions of *The Music Man, Hello Doll= y, Anything Goes, Pajama Game, Pippin, Peter Pan, Wizard of Oz* and*Grease*. She currently holds the position of resident choreographer at Shaker Height= s High School and Cleveland Heights High School. She is the choreographer for Shaker=92s =93Chanticleers=94 and Cleveland Height=92s nationally ranked sh= ow choir =93Singers=94. Bebe has done the choreography for the CHHS productions of *= Fiddler on the Roof, West Side Story* and *Guys and Dolls*, as well as doing costum= e design for the latter two. Bebe has production credentials spanning the 35 years she has lived in Cleveland. She was dance and drama specialist at Camp Wise, and performed the choreographer duties for *Mame* at Chagrin Valley Little Theater, *Anyt= hing Goes** *at Euclid Community Theater, *Joseph, Holy Moses, Rock Pinocchio, The Grand Tour* and *Fiddler on the Roof* at the Cleveland JCC. She also directed*The Apple Tree* for the JCC and was costume assistant for *The Wal= l * and *The Merry Widow*. She also has written a number of books. Her most recent works are The M.I.M.E Set, an activity book the integrates movement and academics, and three middle grade chapter books titled *Princess Claudia and the Freckles*= , *A Best Friend for Claudia* and *Sibling Wars*. --0016e6d644150c6cc9047c2f1107 Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

FAIRMOUNT CENTER fo= r the Arts
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC)
Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director

Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Perf= orming Arts Center

This class will be held at Mayfield Vil= lage Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson = Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.)=

To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit=A0www.fairmountcenter.org

D= ance for the Broadway Stage=A0
Ages: 8th grade - Adult

Instructor: Bebe Weinberg Katz
10 Sessions, Mondays, starting January 11= , 2010; 4:30 =96 5:45pm
Fee: $140

Class includes basic ballet and= jazz technique to help a dancer develop their skills.=A0=A0 Very appropria= te for the non-dancer, actors, singers and anyone who just loves musical th= eater.=A0 Part of each class is given over to repertory.=A0 Students will b= e=A0 introduced to the various styles of a range of choreographers: Bob Fos= se, Agnes DeMille, Jerome Robbins, Michael Kidd, Tommy Tune and many more.<= br>
Bebe Weinberg Katz, B.A., M. Ed.=A0is an art= ist and an educator.=A0She has danced, choreographed, staged, designed, directed, taught,= written and illustrated. In all of these capacities her mission statement = has been simple and constant. "Art flows in two directions. It is both= my passion and my honor to take it in and send it out."=


As an educator Bebe has taught dance to children, teens an= d adults in the public schools, the Jewish Community Center, in her own dan= ce and fitness studio, in private dance studios and Camp Wise. Bebe holds a= masters degree in exercise science along with a B.A. in dance and has crea= ted many fitness and wellness programs throughout the Cleveland area. Most = notable is her development of the aerobics program and the pre/post natal e= xercise program at the JCC and the creation of a group exercise instructor = training program for Cleveland State University.

On the University level Bebe is a faculty member at Baldwi= n-Wallace College and Cleveland State University. Her courses include: move= ment education classes for early childhood majors, group fitness instructor= training, women=92s wellness seminars and dance methodology and pedagogy.<= span>=A0=A0

Her dance credits extend from Purcell=92s Opera=A0The Fa= iry Queen=A0and The Cathy Powel Dance Company in Pittsburgh to the Dancing Mimes= at DanceCleveland as well as her own company, Center Motion at the JCC.

Bebe was the resident choreographer for the vocal music de= partments at Euclid High School. While in Euclid Bebe worked with the show = choir =93Varsity Choral=94 and choreographed their productions of=A0The Music Man, Hello Dolly, Anything Goes, Pajama Game, Pippin, Pet= er Pan, Wizard of Oz=A0andGrease.

She currently holds the position of resident choreographer= at Shaker Heights High School and Cleveland Heights High School. She is th= e choreographer for Shaker=92s =93Chanticleers=94 and Cleveland Height=92s = nationally ranked show choir =93Singers=94. Bebe has done the choreography = for the CHHS productions of=A0Fiddler on the Roof, West Side= Story=A0and=A0Guys and Dolls, as well as d= oing costume design for the latter two.=A0

Bebe has production credentials spanning the 35 years she = has lived in Cleveland. She was dance and drama specialist at Camp Wise, an= d performed the choreographer duties for=A0Mame=A0at Chagrin Vall= ey Little Theater,=A0Anything Goes<= i>=A0at Euclid Comm= unity Theater,=A0Joseph, Holy Moses, Rock Pinocchio, The Gra= nd Tour=A0<= span>and=A0Fiddler on the Roof=A0at the Cleveland JCC. She also d= irectedThe Apple Tree<= /em>=A0for the JCC an= d was costume assistant for=A0The Wall= =A0and=A0The= Merry Widow.=A0

She also has written a number of books. Her most recent wo= rks are The M.I.M.E Set, an activity book the integrates movement and acade= mics, and three middle grade chapter books titled=A0Princess Claudia and the Freckles,=A0A Best Friend for Claudia=A0and=A0Sibli= ng Wars.=A0<= br>

--0016e6d644150c6cc9047c2f1107-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 2 14:13:58 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2010 09:13:58 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Elizabeth Ann Townsend's classes (8th gr - Adult) in SCENE STUDY & MONOLOGUE CREATION start in ONE WEEK at FPAC Message-ID: --000e0ce0b72695e694047c2f1a9e Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable *FAIRMOUNT CENTER for the Arts Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) **Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director*** *Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center* *All classes will be held at Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.) To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit * www.fairmountcenter.org** *Create Your Own Monologue* Ages: 8th grade - Adult Instructor: Elizabeth Townsend Ten Sessions, Mondays, starting January 11, 2010; 5:30 =96 7:30pm Fee: $195 Here is an opportunity to find your inner voice and embody it. Create your own characters and monologues through acting exercises and improvisation. A= t the end of the term, there will be a performance open to the public. *Discover Character Development through Scene Study *Ages: 8th grade - Adult Instructor: Elizabeth Townsend Ten Sessions, Mondays, starting January 11, 2010; 7:30 =96 9:30pm Fee: $195 Hone your skill and your acting technique through scene study designed to meet your specific challenges. Whether you are interested in classical text or contemporary, here is your opportunity stretch and learn. This course will be featuring the use of the following techniques for character development and interaction: Stanislavski, Meisner, and Chekhov. At the end of the term, there will be a performance open to the public. * * * * *Elizabeth Ann Townsend* is a professional actress and teacher. She is a graduate of Columbia University in New York City where she lived, worked, and studied as an actress for 22 years. She has performed in nearly all of the major venues in Cleveland. Most recently, she was seen as the mother in The Cleveland Play House's production of *A Christmas Story*. She was a featured player in HBO's hit series "*The Sopranos*" and NBC's *"Law & Order."* She has also been featured in numerous independent films and has been a principle player in many national network commercials. Elizabeth's training in New York includes: 3 years with The American Stanislavski Theatre, 3 years of Meisner training and advanced scene study with Wynn Handman of The American Place Theatre and 3 years of advanced training with Alice Spivak, a prot=E9g=E9 of Uta Hagan. As a teacher, Elizabeth began coaching actors in New York City. In Cleveland, she has taught commercial acting for The Cleveland Play House an= d Shaker High School, Film Acting for the Cleveland School of the Arts. She i= s one of the Conservatory teachers at The Beck School of the Arts. She will be working with teenagers this winter/spring in the Curtain Pullers series at The Cleveland Play House. In all the work that Elizabeth does, she has one goal: to help people live the lives they dream of. --000e0ce0b72695e694047c2f1a9e Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

FAIRMOUNT CENTER fo= r the Arts
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC)
Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director

Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Perf= orming Arts Center

All classes will be held at Mayfield Vi= llage Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson= Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.= )

To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit=A0www.fairmountcenter.org

Create Your O= wn Monologue=A0<= br>Ages: 8= th=A0grade - Adult

Ins= tructor: Elizabeth Townsend
Ten Sessions, Mondays, starting January 11, = 2010; 5:30 =96 7:30pm
Fee: $195

Her= e is an opportunity to find your inner voice and embody it. Create your own= characters and monologues through acting exercises and improvisation. At t= he end of the term, there will be a performance open to the public.=A0

Discover Character Development through Scene Study
Ages= : 8th=A0grade - Adult
Instructor: Elizabeth Townsend
Ten Sessions, Mondays, starting January 11, 2010; 7:30 =96 9:30pm
Fee: $= 195

Hone your= skill and your acting technique through scene study designed to meet your = specific challenges. Whether you are interested in classical text or contem= porary, here is your opportunity stretch and learn. This course will be fea= turing the use of the following techniques for character development and in= teraction: Stanislavski, Meisner, and Chekhov. At the end of the term, ther= e will be a performance open to the public.=A0


Elizabeth Ann Townsend=A0is a professional actress and teacher. She is a gradu= ate of Columbia University in New York City where she lived, worked, and st= udied as an actress for 22 years. She has performed in nearly all of the ma= jor venues in Cleveland. Most recently, she was seen as the mother in The C= leveland Play House's production of=A0A Christma= s Story. She was a featured player in HBO's hit series &quo= t;The Sopranos" and NBC's=A0"Law & Order."=A0She has also= been featured in numerous independent films and has been a principle playe= r in many national network commercials.

Elizabeth's training in New York include= s: 3 years with The American Stanislavski Theatre, 3 years of Meisner train= ing and advanced scene study with Wynn Handman of The American Place Theatr= e and 3 years of advanced training with Alice Spivak, a prot=E9g=E9 of Uta = Hagan.

As a teacher, Elizabeth began coaching actor= s in New York City. In Cleveland, she has taught commercial acting for The = Cleveland Play House and Shaker High School, Film Acting for the Cleveland = School of the Arts. She is one of the=A0
Conservatory teachers at The Beck School of the Arts. She will be working w= ith teenagers this winter/spring in the Curtain Pullers series at The Cleve= land Play House.

In all the work t= hat Elizabeth does, she has one goal: to help people live the lives they dr= eam of.





--000e0ce0b72695e694047c2f1a9e-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 2 14:05:03 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2010 09:05:03 -0500 Subject: [FC News]FPAC Acting Classes for 3-5th & 6-7th graders taught by Dana Hart starts on 1/9 Message-ID: --001517476732b162bb047c2efad2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable *FAIRMOUNT CENTER for the Arts Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) **Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director*** *Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center* *These classes will be held at Mayfield Village Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd.) To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit * www.fairmountcenter.org More Acting Please ! Ages: 3rd =96 5th grade Instructor: Dana Hart Ten Sessions Saturdays, Starting January 9, 2010; 9:30 =96 10:45am Fee: $140 Introductory class for young actors to work in a small group learning and developing basic stage skills for voice, body and imagination. Exercises an= d games for rhythmic and spatial awareness, sense isolation, character creation, focus/concentration and ensemble skills along with acting in shor= t scenes and sketches, memorization and recitation. *Actors Workshop *Ages: 6th =96 7th grade Instructor: Dana Hart Ten Sessions Saturdays, Starting January 9, 2010; 10:45am - Noon Fee: $140* * Each class starts with a voice, body and technique barre followed by acting out scenes. The emphasis of the class is scene work and character development tailored to the actor along with exercises to overcome common performance pitfalls and problems. These exercises include breath control, voice strengthening, articulation, memorization, concentration, and focus and relaxation techniques. * * *Dana Hart *apprenticed to the Cleveland Play House and has been a member o= f Actors Equity for over 25 years. He has performed from Alaska to Zimbabwe and in 48 of the 50 states including seasons with Alaska Repertory Theatre, Center Stage (Baltimore), Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre and Theatre West Virginia. He has appeared Off- Broadway in New Yor= k and with many Northeast Ohio theatres including The Beck Center, Ensemble, Actors' Summit, Dobama, Clague Playhouse, Great Lakes Theatre Festival and the Cleveland PlayHouse. Mr. Hart holds degrees in both Theatre Arts and English (teaching) from the University of Alaska Fairbanks . He is currently the Upper School Drama and Speech teacher at the Laurel School in Shaker Heights and also a member of the faculty at the Beck Center for the Performing Arts. While in Alaska Mr. Hart was the co-founder of Playmaking: a theatre company doing theatre and storytelling workshops in towns and villages across Alaska . He was both a teacher and the Artistic Director of the Sitka Summer Fine Arts Camp and a teacher with both the Fairbanks Summer Fine Arts Camp and the Fairmount Performing Arts Camp at Laurel School . He has been funded by four states t= o conduct Artist in the Schools programs in Maryland , Washington , Alaska , and Ohio and was awarded an Ohio Arts Council travel grant to present new works at the Hararre International Festival of the Arts in 2000. Mr. Hart has coached three of the last seven winners of Cleveland Branch ESU Shakespeare Recitation Competition. * * --001517476732b162bb047c2efad2 Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

FAIRMOUNT CENTER fo= r the Arts
Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC)
Fred Sternfeld, Artistic Director

Theatre & Dance Workshops at the Mayfield Village Perf= orming Arts Center

These classes will be held at Mayfield = Village Performing Arts Center off of I-271 and Wilson Mills Rd.; 6622 Wils= on Mills Rd., Mayfield Village (the corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center R= d.)

To register, call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 or visit=A0www.fairmountcenter.org

More Acting Please !
Ages: 3rd=A0=96 5th=A0grade

Instructor: Dana Hart
Ten Sessions
Satu= rdays, Starting January 9, 2010;=A0=A09:30 =96 10:45am
Fee:= $140

Introdu= ctory class for young actors to work in a small group learning and developi= ng basic stage skills for voice, body and imagination. Exercises and games = for rhythmic and spatial awareness, sense isolation, character creation, fo= cus/concentration and ensemble skills along with acting in short scenes and= sketches, memorization and recitation.


Actors Workshop
Ages: 6th= =A0=96 7th=A0grade
Instructor: D= ana Hart
Ten Sessions
Saturdays, Starting January 9, 2010;=A0=A0= 10:45am - Noon
Fee: $140

Each class starts with a voice, body= and technique barre followed by acting out scenes. The emphasis of the cla= ss is scene work and character development tailored to the actor along with= exercises to overcome common performance pitfalls and problems. These exer= cises include breath control, voice strengthening, articulation, memorizati= on, concentration, and focus and relaxation techniques.

=A0

Dana Hart=A0appren= ticed to the Cleveland Play House and has been a member of Actors Equity fo= r over 25 years. He has performed from Alaska to Zimbabwe and in 48 of the = 50 states including seasons with Alaska Repertory Theatre, Center Stage (Ba= ltimore), Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre and Thea= tre West Virginia. He has appeared Off- Broadway in New York and with many = Northeast Ohio theatres including The Beck Center, Ensemble, Actors' Su= mmit, Dobama, Clague Playhouse, Great Lakes Theatre Festival and the Clevel= and PlayHouse.

Mr. Hart holds degrees in both Theatre Arts = and English (teaching) from the University of Alaska Fairbanks . He is curr= ently the Upper School Drama and Speech teacher at the Laurel School in Sha= ker Heights and also a member of the faculty at the Beck Center for the Per= forming Arts. While in Alaska Mr. Hart was the co-founder of Playmaking: a = theatre company doing theatre and storytelling workshops in towns and villa= ges across Alaska . He was both a teacher and the Artistic Director of the = Sitka Summer Fine Arts Camp and a teacher with both the Fairbanks Summer Fi= ne Arts Camp and the Fairmount Performing Arts Camp at Laurel School . He h= as been funded by four states to conduct Artist in the Schools programs in = Maryland , Washington , Alaska , and Ohio and was awarded an Ohio Arts Coun= cil travel grant to present new works at the Hararre International Festival= of the Arts in 2000.=A0Mr. Hart has coached three of the last= seven winners of Cleveland Branch ESU Shakespeare Recitation Competition.<= /span>

--001517476732b162bb047c2efad2-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Fri Jan 8 14:03:39 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 09:03:39 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Children of Eden, Honk! Junior and Pride and Prejudice @ FPAC this summer! Directors and info here... Message-ID: --001485e29a87bc2fd5047ca7a807 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 *Check out information about Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory's summer productions (Children of Eden, Honk! Junior and Pride and Prejudice) at this link .* *We will be rolling out our updated website shortly with information about our training programs and the NYC trip. In the meantime you can view a preview on **this Facebook page*. *And, you can see pictures from last summer's training and productions (Into the Woods & The Laramie Project) at this link *. -- Fred Sternfeld http://www.fredsternfeld.com 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell --001485e29a87bc2fd5047ca7a807 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Check out information about Fairmou= nt Performing Arts Conservatory's summer productions (Children of Eden,= Honk! Junior and Pride and Prejudice)=A0at this link.

We will be rolling o= ut our updated website shortly with information about our training programs= and the NYC trip. In the meantime you can view a preview on = this Facebook page. =A0=

And, you can see pictures from last summer's trainin= g and productions (Into the Woods & The Laramie Project)=A0at this link.=A0

--
Fred Sternfeld
http://www.fredsternfeld.com
216-360-0708-home
216-496-6087-cel= l
--001485e29a87bc2fd5047ca7a807-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 9 17:16:50 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sat, 9 Jan 2010 12:16:50 -0500 Subject: [FC News]VIEW the COMPANY BIOGRAPHIES of "Eat (It's Not About Food)" at FPAC Message-ID: --000e0ce0d4a074e173047cbe793c Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 *Check out this link to see the biographies of the stunning cast of Eat (It's Not About Food), by Linda Daughterty at FPAC: **http://www.fredsternfeld.com/eat.ht**m* -- Fred Sternfeld http://www.fredsternfeld.com 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell --000e0ce0d4a074e173047cbe793c Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Check out t= his link to see the biographies of the stunning cast of <= br> Eat (It's Not About Food), by Linda Daughterty=
at FPAC:=A0http://www= .fredsternfeld.com/eat.htm


--
Fred Sternfeld
http://www.fredsternfeld.com
216-360-0708-home
216-4= 96-6087-cell
--000e0ce0d4a074e173047cbe793c-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 16 04:09:02 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 23:09:02 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Looking for teen girls - PARAMOUNT PICTURES CASTING NOTICE Message-ID: --00504502cd23f29d0f047d4048f8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi, You might want to check out this opportunity ! ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Date: Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 8:38 PM Subject: [NEohioPAL] PARAMOUNT PICTURES CASTING NOTICE To: neohiopal@listserve.com MOVIE CASTING NOTICE PARAMOUNT PICTURES IS SEEKING: 12-16 YEAR OLD GIRLS FOR THE LEAD IN A NEW COEN BROTHERS FEATURE FILM 'TRUE GRIT' SHOOTING SPRING 2010 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY SEEKING GIRLS FOR THE ROLE OF 'MATTIE ROSS' 14 Year old MATTIE is a simple, tough as nails young woman in post Civil War Arkansas. Her unusually steely nerves and straightforward manner are often surprising to those she meets. She's possessed of true grit and plenty of determination. Enough so, that she insists ongoing with 2 marshals to hunt down the killer of her father. WE ARE SEEKING KIDS TO PLAY A SOUTHERN CAUCASIAN GIRL JUST AFTER THE CIVIL WAR/ WHO IS STRONG AND TELLS IT LIKE IT IS. WE ARE OPEN TO ALL LOOKS! Auditions will be held week of January 18th -23rd at various theaters and libraries in Cleveland and surrounding areas. PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Space & seating will be limited /// Please bring only one parent / guardian per girl or group LILLIAN PYLES CASTING 216-321-8439 ______________________________________ CLEVELAND THEATER COLLECTIVE: Check out our newly redesigned website: at http://www.clevelandtheater.com. ______________________________________ NEohioPAL is SELF-SERVE. If you need to unsubscribe, change from digest to one-at-a-time delivery or vice-versa, go on hiatus while out of town, switch from mime to plain text or vice-versa, etc. check out the FAQS at http://www.fredsternfeld.com. ______________________________________ please consider a voluntary contribution to support Neohiopal - http://www.fredsternfeld.com/faqs.htm#support ______________________________________ Disclaimer: The facts and/or opinions expressed in this message are solely those of the person in the 'from' or 'reply-to' header. The fact that this message is posted should in no way be taken as an endorsement by the administrator of this list. Subscribers should perform due diligence for all goods, services and activities promoted on NEohioPAL. _____________________________________ NEohioPAL mailing list http://mailman.listserve.com/listmanager/listinfo/neohiopal -- Fred Sternfeld http://www.fredsternfeld.com 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell --00504502cd23f29d0f047d4048f8 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi,

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MOVIE CASTING NOTICE

PARAMOUNT PICTURES IS SEEKING:
12-16 YEAR OLD GIRLS

FOR THE LEAD IN A NEW COEN BROTHERS FEATURE FILM 'TRUE GRIT'

SHOOTING SPRING 2010

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

SEEKING GIRLS FOR THE ROLE OF 'MATTIE ROSS'

14 Year old MATTIE is a simple, tough as nails young woman in post Civil Wa= r Arkansas. =A0Her unusually steely nerves and straightforward manner are o= ften surprising to those she meets. =A0She's possessed of true grit and= plenty of determination. =A0Enough so, that she insists ongoing with 2 mar= shals to hunt =A0down the killer of her father.

WE ARE SEEKING KIDS TO PLAY A SOUTHERN CAUCASIAN GIRL JUST AFTER THE CIVIL = WAR/ WHO IS STRONG AND TELLS IT LIKE IT IS.
=A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 WE ARE OPEN TO ALL LOOKS!

Auditions will be held week of January 18th -23rd at various theaters and l= ibraries in Cleveland and surrounding areas.

PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT

Space & seating will be limited /// Please bring only one parent / guar= dian per girl or group

LILLIAN PYLES CASTING
216-321-8439
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CLEVELAND THEATER COLLECTIVE: Check out our newly redesigned website: at http://www.clev= elandtheater.com.
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--00504502cd23f29d0f047d4048f8-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sun Jan 17 14:04:58 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 09:04:58 -0500 Subject: [FC News]PREVIEW! - FPAC SUMMER offers NEW "Advanced Training" options taught by Seth Gordon, Sarah Morton, Marc Moritz, Mitchell B. Fields, Wayne Turney, Brian Zoldessy, Christine Janson, David Williams, Brad Wyner, Sarah Clare, Bebe Katz & Kyle Primous Message-ID: --0015174767be0e002b047d5cba59 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 *FPAC - Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory* *Summer Programs 2010 We will be rolling out our updated website in a few days with information about our training programs and the NYC trip. In the meantime you can view a preview on at this link. Check out AUDITION information about Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory's summer productions (Children of Eden, Honk! Junior and Pride and Prejudice) at this link .* *And, you can see pictures from last summer's training and productions (Into the Woods & The Laramie Project) at this link *. Join our Facebook page here . -- Fred Sternfeld http://www.fredsternfeld.com 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell --0015174767be0e002b047d5cba59 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable FPAC - = Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory
Summer Programs 2010

We will be rolling out our updated website in a few days with informati= on about our training programs and the NYC trip. In the meantime you can vi= ew a=A0preview=A0on at this link.= =A0=A0=A0

Check out AUDITION information about Fairmount Performing Arts Conserva= tory's summer productions (Children of Eden, Honk! Junior and Pride and= Prejudice)=A0at this link.

= And, you can see= pictures from last summer's training and productions (Into the Woods &= amp; The Laramie Project)=A0at this link.=A0

Join our Facebook page here.=A0

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--0015174767be0e002b047d5cba59-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sun Jan 24 13:56:38 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sun, 24 Jan 2010 08:56:38 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Tickets ON SALE NOW for The Ohio Premiere of "13" featuring some of Cleveland's most talented teens Message-ID: --00148530a3041cd257047de96dfe Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable FAIRMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS theatre wing The Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) presents the Ohio Premiere of 13 Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown Book by Dan Elish and Robert Horn By special arrangement with Music Theatre International February 18th =96 28th, 2010 Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm; Saturday at 2:00 and 7:30 pm; Sunday at 2:0= 0 At The Mayfield Village Civic Center 6622 Wilson Mills Road (corner of SOM Center and Wilson Mills Road), Mayfield Village Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC), Fred Sternfeld =96 Artistic Director, will present the Ohio Premiere of 13. With wit and searing honesty, 13 is a hilarious, high-energy musical for all ages. The show follows the lives of thirteen 13 year olds as they navigate their way through friendships, love, popularity, honesty, and growing-up. 13 is about the lessons one learns throughout life and the discovery that the journey t= o who you want to be starts with discovering who you are. Featuring a rock score by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown (Parade, The Last Five Years, Songs for a New World), 13 is the first show in Broadway history to have an entirely teenage cast and orchestra. About the Show: Evan Goldman has it all: He=92s popular, has the =93perfe= ct=94 family and lives in the world=92s greatest city =96 New York. When his par= ents get divorced, he=92s forced to move with his mom to Indiana. Uprooted from his old life, he must maneuver his way through the minefield of high school to be part of the in crowd. This production features thirteen of Cleveland=92s most talented teenage performers. The cast includes Dani Apple as Patrice and Miles Sternfeld as Evan. Dani Apple has performed in numerous productions in the Cleveland area and has attended FPAC=92s summer professional training for five years. In addition she is a three-time Playhouse Square Rising Talent Star winner and performed in this years Macy=92s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Miles Sternf= eld has been a student of FPAC=92s professional training for six years and he h= as performed at The Beck Center for the Arts (Chip/ Beauty and the Beast), Cai= n Park, Mercury Summer Stock and Willoughby Fine Arts Association (Jojo/ Seussical). Rounding out the rest of the cast are Jordan Brown, Kyle Cohen= , Alexis Floyd, Aric Floyd, Jessie Gill, Caroline Hatch, Codie Higer, Dan Hoy= , Daniel Sovich, Elle Vertes and Sam Welch with understudies Tia Karaplis, Mark Oet and Leah Saltzer. The creative team includes director Sean Szaller, musical director David Williams, choreographer Bebe Weinberg Katz, set designer Ben Needham, costume designer Craig Tucker and sound designer Carlton Guc. Fairmount Center for the Arts is dedicated to the advancement of the arts i= n Ohio through excellence in training performance for people of all ages and levels of mastery, from early youth to seasoned professional. FPAC=92s programming seeks to challenge, enrich and nurture, providing self-confidence and understanding that encourages each student to thrive as a creative individual. One of FPAC=92s goals is to provide high quality educational experiences with socially and educationally relevant production= s that reach out to the schools and general public with powerful, contemporar= y messages. Admission: $12 adult; $10 senior citizens and students; $8 children 12 and under Group rates are available. To order tickets, please call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171. For more information, visit www.fairmountcenter.org, or contact Sean Szalle= r at 216-233-1861. At A Glance: What: FPAC presents the Ohio premiere of 13 When: February 18th =96 28th, Thursday and Friday 7:30; Saturday 2:00 and 7= :30 pm; Sunday 2:00 pm Where: Mayfield Village Civic Center Cost: $12 for adults; $10 for senior citizens and students; $8 children 12 and under FAIRMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS 8400 Fairmount Rd., P.O. Box 80, Novelty, Ohio 44072 w 440-338-3171 ______________________________________ --00148530a3041cd257047de96dfe Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
FAIRMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS theatre wing
The Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC)
presents the Ohio Premiere of 13
Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
Book by Dan Elish and Robert Horn
By special arrangement with Music Theatre International

February 18th =96 28th, 2010
Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm; Saturday at 2:00 and 7:30 pm; Sunday at 2:0= 0
At The Mayfield Village Civic Center
6622 Wilson Mills Road (corner of SOM Center and Wilson Mills Road),=A0Mayf= ield Village

Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC), Fred Sternfeld =96 Artistic = Director, will present the Ohio Premiere of 13. With wit and searing honest= y, 13 is a hilarious, high-energy musical for all ages. =A0The show follows= the lives of thirteen 13 year olds as they navigate their way through frie= ndships, love, popularity, honesty, and growing-up. 13 is about the lessons= one learns throughout life and the discovery that the journey to who you w= ant to be starts with discovering who you are. Featuring a rock score by To= ny Award winner Jason Robert Brown (Parade, The Last Five Years, Songs for = a New World), 13 is the first show in Broadway history to have an entirely = teenage cast and orchestra.

About the Show: =A0Evan Goldman has it all: =A0He=92s popular, has the =93p= erfect=94 family and lives in the world=92s greatest city =96 New York. =A0= When his parents get divorced, he=92s forced to move with his mom to Indian= a. =A0Uprooted from his old life, he must maneuver his way through the mine= field of high school to be part of the in crowd.

This production features thirteen of Cleveland=92s most talented teenage pe= rformers. =A0The cast includes Dani Apple as Patrice and Miles Sternfeld as= Evan. =A0Dani Apple has performed in numerous productions in the Cleveland= area and has attended FPAC=92s summer professional training for five years= . =A0In addition she is a three-time Playhouse Square Rising Talent Star wi= nner and performed in this years Macy=92s Thanksgiving Day Parade. =A0Miles= Sternfeld has been a student of FPAC=92s professional training for six yea= rs and he has performed at The Beck Center for the Arts (Chip/ Beauty and t= he Beast), Cain Park, Mercury Summer Stock and Willoughby Fine Arts Associa= tion (Jojo/ Seussical). =A0Rounding out the rest of the cast are Jordan Bro= wn, Kyle Cohen, Alexis Floyd, Aric Floyd, Jessie Gill, Caroline Hatch, Codi= e Higer, Dan Hoy, Daniel Sovich, Elle Vertes and Sam Welch with understudie= s Tia Karaplis, Mark Oet and Leah Saltzer.

The creative team includes director Sean Szaller, musical director David Wi= lliams, choreographer Bebe Weinberg Katz, set designer Ben Needham, costume= designer Craig Tucker and sound designer Carlton Guc.

Fairmount Center for the Arts is dedicated to the advancement of the arts i= n Ohio through excellence in training performance for people of all ages an= d levels of mastery, from early youth to seasoned professional. =A0FPAC=92s= programming seeks to challenge, enrich and nurture, providing self-confide= nce and understanding that encourages each student to thrive as a creative = individual. One of FPAC=92s goals is to provide high quality educational ex= periences with socially and educationally relevant productions that reach o= ut to the schools and general public with powerful, contemporary messages.<= br>
Admission: $12 adult; $10 senior citizens and students; $8 children 12 and = under
Group rates are available.

To order tickets, please call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171.

For more information, visit www.fairmountcenter.org, or contact Sean Szaller at
216-233-1861.


At A Glance:

What: =A0FPAC presents the Ohio premiere of 13
When: February 18th =96 28th, Thursday and Friday 7:30; Saturday 2:00 and 7= :30 pm; Sunday 2:00 pm
Where: =A0Mayfield Village Civic Center
Cost: =A0$12 for adults; $10 for senior citizens and students; $8 children = 12 and under

FAIRMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS
8400 Fairmount Rd., P.O. Box 80, Novelty, Ohio 44072 w 440-338-3171
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--00148530a3041cd257047de96dfe-- From 13incleveland@gmail.com Tue Jan 26 03:11:16 2010 From: 13incleveland@gmail.com (Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory FPAC) Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:11:16 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Check out the YouTube channel for the Ohio Premiere of "13" at FPAC!!!! Message-ID: <42c261801001251911u7ac55a87nf40bf5326ea3b9d5@mail.gmail.com> --0016e68ddefe948768047e08a3d8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hello Northeast Ohio Theater Lovers! The Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory is thrilled to be presenting the Ohio premiere of Jason Robert Brown's musical "Thirteen." The cast features 13 of Cleveland's most talented teens! *Please check out our YouTube channel at the following link*: * http://www.youtube.com/user/13OhioPremiere * Here you can watch our "webisodes" and follow the progress of the production from first rehearsal through opening night. It's a great glimpse into the process of mounting a show, and also a fun way to view the making of this exciting new musical! "Thirteen" is perfect for audiences of all ages (we have rated the show "PG" for mild adult references). Enjoy the YouTube channel -- and then come and enjoy this amazing production live on stage! *"THIRTEEN, the musical"* runs Feb. 18-28 at FPAC (Corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd. in Mayfield Village, OH) Tickets are on sale now!!! Please call the Fairmount Center at 440-338-3171 for tickets and information. Space is limited so call soon to guarantee your spot! --0016e68ddefe948768047e08a3d8 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Hello Northeast Ohio Theater Lovers!

The Fair= mount Performing Arts Conservatory is thrilled to be presenting the Ohio pr= emiere of Jason Robert Brown's musical "Thirteen." =A0The cas= t features 13 of Cleveland's most talented teens!

<= b>Please check out our YouTube channel at the following link:


H= ere you can watch our "webisodes" and follow the progress of the = production from first rehearsal through opening night. =A0It's a great = glimpse into the process of mounting a show, and also a fun way to view the= making of this exciting new musical!

"Thirteen" is perfect for audiences of all ag= es (we have rated the show "PG" for mild adult references). =A0En= joy the YouTube channel -- and then come and enjoy this amazing production = live on stage!

"THIRTEEN, the mu= sical"
runs Feb. 18-28 at = FPAC (Corner of Wilson Mills and SOM Center Rd. in Mayfield Village, OH)

Tickets are on sale now!!! =A0Please call the Fairmount Center at 440-= 338-3171 for tickets and information. =A0Space is limited so call soon to g= uarantee your spot!

--0016e68ddefe948768047e08a3d8-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Wed Jan 27 12:42:28 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Wed, 27 Jan 2010 07:42:28 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Complete Details about FPAC's Summer Program - Register Now and receive a 10% DISCOUNT ! Message-ID: --0015174767d8645837047e24bd31 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 I hope you will join us for our most incredible summer yet! Check out the link to find out all about FPAC - Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory's amazing Summer Programming. You have the opportunity to learn from a virtual "dream team" of professionals. Be sure to check out our "advanced training" options - we have added many new aspects to our programming! http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac_summer.html. Warm Regards, -- Fred Sternfeld Artistic Director, FPAC http://www.fredsternfeld.com 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell --0015174767d8645837047e24bd31 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I hope you will join= us for our most incredible summer yet!

Check out the link to find out all about FPAC - Fairmount Pe= rforming Arts Conservatory's amazing Summer Programming. You have the o= pportunity to learn from a virtual "dream team" of professionals.= =A0Be sure to check out our "advanced training" options - we hav= e added many new aspects to our programming!

http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac_summer.html.

Warm Regards,

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Artistic Director, FPAC
http://www.fredsternf= eld.com
216-360-0708-home
216-496-6087-cell
--0015174767d8645837047e24bd31-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sat Jan 30 04:20:00 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:20:00 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Check out our new logo (designed by Gabe Firestone) for FPAC's production of "13" AND spotlight on ALEXIS AND ARIC FLOYD Message-ID: --000e0ce0b482f28556047e5a1129 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi Everybody! Check out this link to see the amazing new logo for FPAC's THIRTEEN: http://www.fredsternfeld.com/thirteen.htm. Also, this if the first in a series of postings highlighting various members of the cast of THIRTEEN. First up - The incredible ALEXIS AND ARIC FLOYD ! *Alexis Generette Floyd* (Cassie) a sophomore at Hawken School, has received critical acclaim for performances including Clarissa in *Dream/Home* with Dobama Theatre at the Cleveland Play House, Broadway with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra, Tiger Lily in*Peter Pan* at the Beck Center, Emmie in *Caroline, or Change* with Dobama and Karamu Theaters, and U/S Dorothy/Ensemble in *The Wiz* at Cain Park. Alexis will also be appearing in HYT's production of *Once On This Island* as Ti Moune and as Amy in FPAC's upcoming production of *Eat (It's Not About Food). *. She currently studies voice with Cynthia Wohlschlager at the Cleveland Institute of Music where she also studied violin for ten years. She has studied dance at Shaker Dance Academy, Duffy Liturgical Dance, Cleveland School of Dance, and the School of Cleveland San Jose Ballet. As grand prize winner of the 2009 Jean L. Petit Memorial Music Scholarship Competition, Alexis will sing with the Cleveland POPS orchestra at Severance Hall this season. She is an alumnus of the New York Summer Theatre Institute, Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory, and Camp Cleveland Play House. *Aric Generette Floyd* (Malcolm) made his theatrical debut as Tiny Tim in the Great Lakes Theater Festival production of *A Christmas Carol*. Since then he has also appeared as Tiresias' Boy in *Antigone* at Baldwin Wallace College, Mohammed in *Der Rosenkavalier*for the Cleveland Orchestra, Gabriel in *Shenandoah* at University School, head monkey/winkie/munchkin in *The Wiz* at East Cleveland Theater and U/S Artful Dodger, Fagin's Boy, Workhouse Boy in *Oliver!* at Cain Park. Winner of the 2007 Times Newspaper Theatre Tribute for his performance as Little Guido in *Nine* at Cain Park, Aric has also received critical acclaim for performances as Jackie in *Caroline, or Change* at Karamu House Theatre, and Travis in *A Raisin in the Sun* at the Cleveland Play House and Arizona Theatre Company in Tucson and Phoenix during the 2008-09 season. He is an alumnus of Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory and Camp Cleveland Play House. Aric is an eighth grade student at Hawken School. *February 18 - 29, 2010 at * *Mayfield Village Civic Center, * *6622 Wilson Mills Road* *Mayfield Village, Oh * * * *Limited Seating so order your tickets now!* *440-338-3171* -- Fred Sternfeld http://www.fredsternfeld.com 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell --000e0ce0b482f28556047e5a1129 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi Everybody!

Check out this link to see the amazing new= logo for FPAC's THIRTEEN:=A0http://www.fredsternfeld.com/thirteen.htm.

Also, this if the first in a series of postings highlighting various m= embers of the cast of THIRTEEN.=A0

First up - The = incredible ALEXIS AND ARIC FLOYD !

<= font class=3D"Apple-style-span" color=3D"#990000">Alexis Generette Floyd=A0(= Cassie) a sophomore at Hawken School, has received critical acclaim for per= formances including Clarissa in=A0Dream/Home=A0with Dobama Theatre at the Cleveland= Play House, Broadway with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra, Tiger Lily in<= /font>Peter Pan=A0at the Beck Center, Emmie in=A0Caroline, or Change=A0with Dobama and Karamu Th= eaters, and U/S Dorothy/Ensemble in=A0The Wiz=A0at Cain Park. Alexis will also be a= ppearing in HYT's production of=A0Once On This Island=A0as Ti Moune and as Amy = in FPAC's upcoming production of=A0Eat (It's Not About Food).<= /font>.=A0She currently studies voice with Cynthia Wohlschlager= at the Cleveland Institute of Music where she also studied violin for ten = years. She has studied dance at Shaker Dance Academy, Duffy Liturgical Danc= e, Cleveland School of Dance, and the School of Cleveland San Jose Ballet. = As grand prize winner of the 2009 Jean L. Petit Memorial Music Scholarship = Competition, Alexis will sing with the Cleveland POPS orchestra at Severanc= e Hall this season. She is an alumnus of the New York Summer Theatre Instit= ute,=A0<= font>Fairmount Performin= g Arts Conservatory, and Camp Cleveland Play House.

Aric Generette Floyd<= /font>= =A0(Malcolm) made his theatrical debut as Tiny Tim in the Great Lakes Theat= er Festival production of=A0A Christmas Carol. Since then he has also appeared as T= iresias' Boy in=A0Antigone=A0at Baldwin Wallace College, Mohammed in=A0<= em>Der Rosenkava= lierfor the Cleveland Orchestra, Gabriel in=A0Shenandoah=A0at University School, hea= d monkey/winkie/munchkin in=A0The Wiz=A0at East Cleveland Theater and U/S Artful Do= dger, Fagin's Boy, Workhouse Boy in=A0Oliver!=A0at Cain Park. Winner of the 2007 Times Ne= wspaper Theatre Tribute for his performance as Little Guido in=A0Nine=A0at Cain Par= k, Aric has also received critical acclaim for performances as Jackie in=A0= Carol= ine, or Change=A0at Karamu House Theatre, and Travis in=A0A Raisin in the Sun=A0at t= he Cleveland Play House and Arizona Theatre Company in Tucson and Phoenix d= uring the 2008-09 season. He is an alumnus of=A0Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory<= /a>=A0and Camp Cleveland= Play House. Aric is an eighth grade student at Hawken School.

Febr= uary 18 - 29, 2010 at=A0
6622 W= ilson Mills Road
Mayfield Village, Oh=A0
=
Limited Seating so order your tickets now!
= 440-338-317= 1

--
Fred Sternfeld
= http://www.fredsternfeld.com
216-360-0708-home
216-496-6087-cell<= br>
--000e0ce0b482f28556047e5a1129-- From fsternfeld@gmail.com Sun Jan 31 14:02:53 2010 From: fsternfeld@gmail.com (Fred Sternfeld) Date: Sun, 31 Jan 2010 09:02:53 -0500 Subject: [FC News]Check out the "dream team" of 23 staff members who will be at FPAC this summer!! Message-ID: --000e0cdfc542575b10047e7654ba Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 * I hope you will join us for our most incredible summer yet!* * * *Check out the link below to find out all about FPAC and **REGISTER * *or **SIGN UP for your AUDITION* * for Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory's amazing Summer Programming.* * * *You have the opportunity to learn from a virtual **"dream team" of professionals* *. Be sure to check out our "advanced training" options - we have added many new aspects to our programming!* * * *http://www.fairmountcenter.org/fpac_summer.html* *.* *Warm Regards, * * -- Fred Sternfeld* *Artistic Director, FPAC* * **http://www.fredsternfeld.com* * 216-360-0708-home 216-496-6087-cell* --000e0cdfc542575b10047e7654ba Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I hope you will join us for our most incredible summer yet!
<= b>
Check out the link below to find out all about FPAC and = REGISTER or SIGN UP for = your AUDITION for Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory's a= mazing Summer Programming.

You have the opportunity to learn= from a virtual "dream team" of professionals= . =A0Be sure to check out our "advanced training" options - we= have added many new aspects to our programming!
Warm Regards,
--=A0
Fred Sternfeld
Artistic Director, F= PAC

h= ttp://www.fredsternfeld.com
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