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The last regular episode of Doak Bloss’s House Left Dialogue goes up this Sunday; it’s called “Hope and Truth” and consists of stories from theatre that embody with of those values or both. Zurich Dawson, Sally Hecksel, Jane Falion, and Matt Ottinger. And the quarterfinal Trivia games will be available, neat a time, from Dec. 26-30. https://youtube.com/channel/UCCB430Zt62gT0NuXOC5lpoA
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A friend of mine involved with independent filmmaking just sent me this note about potential PAID ACTING WORK in the town of Nashville, MI. I wonder if you could share it with the GLUT folks.
This is a friend of a friend thing...so I don't personally know these people, but I heartily endorse having heard about it from Patrick Moug (some of our folks might know him, though he's Detroit area mostly). This event, Patrick tells me, is Saturday night. We're looking for a few energetic people for roles (elves, carnys & one cowboy/cowgirl) for our Drive-Thru Santa Circus and wondered if you knew of any local actors/actresses that might be interested in participating. Pay is $50 for 5pm-8pm in Nashville, MI. Do you know of any in the Lansing area who may be interested? if so could you pass this info on? they can contact Aaron or Angie Warner of Cartoon Studios at 269-758-4200 Eileen O’Leary, Riverwalk Theatre member and former Lansing resident has a book out. Ancestrywon the Iowa Writers’ Workshop John Simmons Award for short fiction. She’s hoping to spread the word. Some of the stories might interest playwrights. It’s a paperback that makes a good Christmas or Hanukkah gift. Links to sellers: https://www.schulerbooks.com/search/site/Ancestry%20by%20Eileen%20O%27Leary https://www.uipress.uiowa.edu/books/9781609387426/ancestry https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/ancestry-eileen-oleary/1136939026 https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ancestry+by+eileen+o%27leary&crid=35Q64TXNYUV87&sprefix=Ancestry+by+%2Caps%2C167&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-a-p_1_12 Eileen has a lot of good memories of Riverwalk and LCP — if you have any questions you can contact her at mailto:eileenkoleary@gmail.com If you’re in the mood for something new and full of melodic holiday cheer, look for Tom Heideman’s new song,“Singing Peace.”You’ll recognize Tom and Mary, of course, but also a talented crowd of others from near and far, including Twyla Birdsong, Kay Rinker O’Neil, Lucas Hollliday, Jacquie Baldori, Jim Hoffmaster… many more. Great job, performers, and thanks to Troubador Recording Studio and Light It Up Media.
You can get Singing Peaceon iTunes, Apple Music and Spotify — proceeds go to the Food Bank — and even if you just watch it, free on Youtube, please donate to http://www.greaterlansingfoodbank.org https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSqH57hbeAo&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR12FWeUPPFcMQswgVi_biZ1wYLVi1xwPZjFxqEVZhzwv0miL5pFqdkpG3I Friday, December 11, 7:30 PM EST
LCC Theatre, Music & Dance and Lansing Community College present:Spoon River Anthology by Charles Aidman, Edgar Lee Masters and Naomi Caryl Hirshhorn Online Event https://lccedu.webex.com/lccedu/j.php?MTID=m8c4bfbc0cb564d00ed597b0b72c0e719 Password for Event: SpoonRiver LCC Performing Arts Beginning and Second Semester students portray more than 60 roles as we are introduced to the ghosts of those who were inhabitants of this town, and whose secrets have gone with them to the grave. Under the direction of theatre faculty, Andy Callis, students recorded themselves in a variety of locations bringing a unique flair to each monologue. Along with music interludes, both the solid and humorous sides of life are portrayed with fetching ballads and the free-verse form of Masters. Directed by Andy Callis If you’re more in the mood for intriguing TALK than music, remember House Left has a new theatre-related discussion every week, led by Doak Bloss. Nine intriguing episodes so far, at: https://youtube.com/channel/UCCB430Zt62gT0NuXOC5lpoA
OR If you’re one who remembers local actor Jim Hoffmaster who left a couple decades ago for Hollywood — or if you’re a fan of Showtime’s “Shameless” where he plays Kermit, the bar-fly, check out this podcast, or consider ordering a “cameo” personalized video as a unique holiday present. Podcast, which is free to listen to, but you can "sponsor" if you want for as little as 99¢ a month. https://anchor.fm/jim-hoffmaster/episodes/Artistic-Expression-vs-Entertaining-Myself-eemsod You can purchase a “Cameo” personalized message from him for holiday, birthdays or any occasion, only $40 at https://www.cameo.com/search?q=Jim Hoffmaster&nodeType=user&nodeId=5dcefa1eaa0dc401701bb3b0 Generally, Battle Creek is out of our Greater Lansing area, but this is all virtual, and free, so… have at it, GLUTsters!
KCC music area hosting virtual Performing Arts @ KCC Presents performance series online in December BATTLE CREEK, Dec. 4, 2020 -- Those missing live music in these trying times may be interested in tuning in to Kellogg Community College's performing arts social media channels this month, where KCC is showcasing past performances by faculty, student and guest artists through December. The Performing Arts @ KCC Presents series will include a performance posted every Sunday afternoon through Dec. 27, as well as on Christmas and New Year's, with options for listening via the Performing Arts @ KCC SoundCloud page at https://soundcloud.com/blanc1g or for listening and viewing via the Performing Arts @ KCC Presents YouTube playlist at https://bit.ly/3olZAUm. Dr. Gerald Case-Blanchard, director of Vocal Arts at KCC and coordinator of the College's music programming, said the series is just one more way the music area is continuing to reach out to the community at a time when the usual in-person classes have been moved online and annual concerts and events have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19. "Not unlike so many other artistic organizations around the world, we too are forced to be creative in how we provide content and opportunity for both students and our supportive public," Case-Blanchard said. The performances are free to listen to and view, with a donation link provided in each posting for those who wish to support future KCC music initiatives financially. The series opened Nov. 29 with a posting of the April 19, 2019, Guest Artist Recital featuring soprano Dr. Maureen Carlson, pianist Paula Harris and baritone Case-Blanchard; the recital will be available on the sites until the next performance is posted. Future Sunday performance postings in the series include:
Individuals can sign up to be notified about each new post by filling out the form at https://forms.gle/x9WsZjDWAuTHqHvH6. For more information Individuals interested in taking a music class or individualized music lesson at KCC this spring can view available offerings by visiting www.kellogg.edu, clicking on "Class Schedules" at the top of the page and clicking on "Advanced Search" to view classes filtered by semester and topic. Regular updates about upcoming KCC music programming and initiatives can be found on the Performing Arts at Kellogg Community College Facebook page at www.facebook.com/KelloggChoirs or the Kellogg Choirs Twitter feed at https://twitter.com/KelloggChoirs. Videos of past performances and events can be viewed on the Performing Arts at KCC YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/k0229071, while audio content is available on the Performing Arts @ KCC SoundCloud page at https://soundcloud.com/blanc1g. Information about academic music programming at KCC can be found on the College's website at www.kellogg.edu/music. Individuals interested in receiving regular updates and announcements about the program can sign up for the KCC Musical Events email list via the "email list sign-up form" link on that page. Evolve Theatrics Winter Cabaret and Revue - Tickets On Sale Now!
Evolve Theatrics is proud to present their virtual Winter Cabaret and Revue on December 11th-13th. The format for the production is a “Video on Demand” and tickets are $10/each. Only one ticket is needed for a household to watch the production together. This virtual show is jam packed with show tunes and comedic skits. The show was created in a socially distanced format with the production crew and cast members never coming in contact. Cast members were responsible for providing their own performance space, web cameras, and microphones. Tickets may be obtained by visiting the following link on our website: 20/21 Season - EVOLVE THEATRICS Just click on the button that says “purchase tickets” and follow the directions. Video will be available to view Friday, December 11, 2020 12:00 AM - Monday, December 14, 2020 12:00 AM EST. We hope you will join us for the show! If you have any questions, please send an email to: evolvetheatrics@gmail.com |
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