From my zoo buddy Kyle Primous, who also worked Cain Park with my sister (artists!), when we were young (oh so long ago):
THIS AIN'T YOUR GRANDMAMMA'S WIZ!!!
The preview is this Thursday, June 19th at 8:00. Tickets for the preview are only $10. Tickets for opening weekend (June 20-22) are only $13 for the entire weekend (compared to $22 for the rest of the show)
The show runs Thursdays through Sundays at 8:00pm from June 19th through July 6th. There is a replacement show on July 2nd instead of a show on July 4th, but all that is explained at the web site:
Speaking about the zoo--I was there today, to do my bike work-out on the hill (I can now make it half-way up before collapsing), and I was engulfed by Ignatius boys escorting their young city campers. How does one enroll?
I generally scan the RSS feed for the Sun Courier, because it includes many of the communities that directly impact the Cuyahoga River.
Brecksville's community theater has a limit on the number of kids that can be enrolled. It is obviously a valued community asset and it's also obviously a sign of a healthy community.
I noticed it was founded by a Jeannette Winter (not to be confused with Jeanette Winterson). In my line of work, I run across her name a lot.
How did a Chicago-born author/illustrator end up starting a community theater in Brecksville, OH? If it is the same Jeannette Winter**, I would love to hear that story. (**Update tonight--from Dan Bush--not the same Jeannette Winter, but an equally cool woman.)
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Arrupe Campers
Speaking about the zoo--I was there today, to do my bike work-out on the hill (I can now make it half-way up before collapsing), and I was engulfed by Ignatius boys escorting their young city campers. How does one enroll?
Importance of Community Theatre
I generally scan the RSS feed for the Sun Courier, because it includes many of the communities that directly impact the Cuyahoga River.
Brecksville's community theater has a limit on the number of kids that can be enrolled. It is obviously a valued community asset and it's also obviously a sign of a healthy community.
I noticed it was founded by a Jeannette Winter (not to be confused with Jeanette Winterson). In my line of work, I run across her name a lot.
How did a Chicago-born author/illustrator end up starting a community theater in Brecksville, OH? If it is the same Jeannette Winter**, I would love to hear that story. (**Update tonight--from Dan Bush--not the same Jeannette Winter, but an equally cool woman.)