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artistic resources that create quality theatrical productions and artistic endeavors.
We foster an appreciation of the arts in the metropolitan Medina-area.
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Congratulations to our incredibly talented Little Women cast!
Jo March- Rachel Fettinger
Meg March- Audrey Hoffmann
Beth March- Meredith Stout
Amy March- Lillian Spetrino
Marmee- Heather Kovach
Laurie- Zack Pytel
Mr. Brooke- Josh Ludwig
Aunt March- Donna Bica
Mr. Laurence- Ron Svoboda
Professor Bhaer- David Brinker
Clarissa, Female U/S- Dana Kuehn
Final round of auditions for Little Women: The Broadway Musical TOMORROW (Saturday) from noon-6 PM! There are a few appointments still available but feel free to walk-in at your convenience.
MACBETH: THE ROCK OPERA AUDITIONS
THIS SUNDAY MAY 6th from 1 - 5 PM
Medina Performing Arts Center
851 Weymouth Road
Medina, OH 44256
enter through glass doors labeled J6
Teens - Adults welcome
Please prepare both a Broadway and a Rock/Pop Song
email michael.sferro@gmail.com with any questions
Some VERY exciting info about MacBeth The Rock Opera:
After its world-premiere in Medina, there is a Cast Recording planned in NYC. An equity (AEA) theatre in Chicago is looking into producing.
AND a NY producer is planning to attend the show in Medina.
This NYC producer plans to attend our production in Medina!
AUDITIONS FOR MACBETH THE ROCK OPERA ARE THIS SUNDAY FROM 1-5 @ The Medina Performing Arts Center!
Spread the word about this fabulous opportunity!
Little Women auditions TODAY - April 29, 2PM - 6PM!
Come to the Medina Performing Arts Center at your convenience, walk-ups welcome!
Check out Little Women on Broadway's website!
http://www.littlewomenonbroadway.com/
Little Women auditions are THIS Saturday and Sunday!
The opportunity to work with a fabulous pro this summer!
KENNETH KACMAR
Ken’s most recent theatrical writing projects include the comic musical revue BOYS WILL BE BOYS, which received it West Coast Premiere at the New Consertory Theater in San Francisco and was followed by a production at Theater Out in Santa Ana. BOYS will be presented this summer at the Lucid Stage in Portland, ME. Several songs from the show were incorporated into BARENAKED LADS TAKE OFF-BROADWAY an original production of the Balliwick Repertory Theatre in Chicago-with a special engagement at the International Oscar Wilde Festival in Dublin, Ireland. His musical IF THE SHOE FITS… a fractured holiday fairy tale, was the recipient of the 2004 “Director’s Choice” Award selected by Tony Awarding-winning director John Rando for the National Music Theatre Network. The work was also a feature selection of the inaugural New York Musical Theater Festival in a production starring Tony Award-winning actress Michele Pawk, and was selected for presentation as part of the Next Stage Festival at the Cleveland Play House (2003). Ken has had several works for young audiences produced by the Cleveland Play House: ONCE UPON…THE BROTHERS GRIMM (2000), JABBERWOCKY (2005) and his musical adaptation of E.T.A. Hoffman’s THE NUTCRACKER was presented by the Play House in 2001, 2003, 2007 and most recently at TrueNorth Cultural Arts this past December(2011).
Ken’s score for the educational video EVEN YOU won both the “20th Annual Silver Telly Award” and “Videographers Award of Excellence” in 2001.
Ken’s writing has been called, “Sophisticated, Artful, Delectable, Truly Accomplished. The songs which aspire to and reach Sondheim country, could be slipped into any current Broadway show and probably stop it.” (Cleveland Free Times). Connie Bloom of the Akron Beacon Journal called Ken’s adaptation of THE NUTCRACKER: “A new, delightfully nutty `Nutcracker'” and “He wrote the music, book and lyrics with delightful twists and turns.”
Ken’s song ROTTEN LOVE was included in HIGH HAIR AND JALEPENOS at the Cameo Theater in San Antonio, Texas.
Several of Ken’s songs were featured in UNSUNG 2007 –TIS THE SEASON TO BE NAUGHTY a benefit for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
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MacBeth the Rock Opera Music and Lyrics: Kenneth Kacmar. Adaptation: Steve Brennan. Direction: Bill Hoffman.
Performed in full for the first time anywhere, this original musical adaptation of Shakespeare's classic will be performed live, in concert, on the fabulous Main Stage of the Medina Performing Arts Center.
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Production Dates for Summer 2012:
MacBeth,A Rock Opera:
July 20, 7:30 PM
July 21, 7:30 PM
July 22, 2 PM
July 26, 7:30 PM
July 28, 2 PM
July 29, 7:30 PM
Little Women, The Musical Dates:
July 27, 7:30 PM
July 28, 7:30 PM
July 29, 2 PM
August 2, 7:30 PM
August 3, 7:30 PM
August 4, 7:30 PM
August 5, 2 PM
We are very excited to be producing two incredible shows this summer, and especially excited to be running them in Rep!
Little Women the Musical - Online Audition Signup
Saturday, April 28th from 12-6pm
Sunday, April 29th from 2-6pm
Saturday, May 12th from 12-6pm
All at the Medina Performing Arts Center, 851 Weymouth Rd.
If you have questions, or are unable to attend auditions and would like to, please email CameoLittleWomen@gmail.com Also, please reference the post from March 23, 2012 for further details.
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Medina HS Drama Club presents Little Shop of Horrors. Performances are Friday March 23rd at 7:00,
Saturday March 24th at 7:00 and
Sunday March 25th at 2:00.
Tickets are $10 and can be bought at the door. Come and support the students of Medina HS performing at our PAC!
CAMEO Proudly Announces Auditions for Little Women the Musical
Music by: Jason Howland
Lyrics by Mindi Dickstein
Book by: Allan Knee
Based on Louisa May Alcott’s novel Little Women
July 27, 28, 29, August 2, 3, 4, 5
Little Women the Musical- Based on Louisa May Alcott’s classic semi-autobiographical novel, follows the adventures of Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy March as they grow up in Civil War America.
Auditions will take place on Saturday, April 28th from 12-6pm, Sunday, April 29th from 2-6pm, and Saturday, May 12th from 12-6pm at the Medina Performing Arts Center. Callbacks will be held on Monday, May 14th from 7-9pm at the same location. If you have questions, or are unable to attend auditions and would like to, please email CameoLittleWomen@gmail.com.
Prepare 16-32 bars of a contemporary musical theatre piece. Please bring your resume, headshot, and music clearly marked as an accompanist will be provided. A cappella auditions are discouraged. You will not be asked to dance.
Rehearsals will begin June 10th and the show runs through August 5th, and will take place Sunday thru Thursday. Please bring a complete list of conflicts during the rehearsal period at the time of auditions.
Roles Available:
Jo March (Mezzo, 18-25): A passionate aspiring writer. This is the story of her journey. She is a strong willed tomboy yearning to write great books in order to help her family.
Meg March* (Soprano, 18-27): The eldest and most romantic March sister.
Beth March* (Soprano, 16-22): The kind, peace-making, piano-playing March sister.
Amy March* (Soprano, 16-22): The youngest March sister, who yearns to enhance her social status. Actor must be able to play both Amy as a young girl and in her early 20’s.
Marmee* (Alto, 40-60): Mother to Meg, Jo, Amy, and Beth. A compassionate woman dealing with raising four young women while her husband is fighting for the Union Army.
Aunt March (Mezzo, 40-60): The larger-than-life, pretentious, crotchety, and difficult matriarch of the March family.
Laurie* (Tenor, 18-25): The boy-next-door who grows up with the March sisters and eventually becomes a part of their tribe.
Mr. John Brooke* (Baritone, 20-30): Laurie’s tutor who falls madly in love with Meg.
Mr. Laurence* (Baritone, 50-70): Laurie’s strict grandfather.
Professor Bhaer (Baritone, 35- 45): A German professor who serves as Jo’s mentor and eventual love interest
Mrs. Kirk (Mezzo, 40-60): Owner of the boarding house where Jo does much of her writing.
*Actors may be double cast as characters in Jo’s Operatic Tragedy.
Summer 2012 is going to be our most exciting yet - with two productions...the Broadway Musical Little Women and an original rock-opera version of Shakespeare's MacBeth.