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Executive Artistic Director Raymond Bobgan presents
The mission of Cleveland Public Theatre is to raise consciousness
and nurture compassion through groundbreaking performances
and life-changing education programs.
Program Highlights
Executive Artistic Director and Board President Notes..............6
Host Committee......................................................................7
Honorary Chair
Hon. Frank G. Jackson
A Message from Mayor Frank Jackson.....................................9
Co-Chairs
Pan Award Recipients..................................................... 12-13
Bill & Patty Beard, Gary & Katy Brahler, David & Karen Doll,
Chuck & Char Fowler, Howard Freedman & Rita Montlack,
Beth Mooney, Barbara Robinson, Michael & Kellie Rotunno,
Hon. Matthew & Michelle Zone
Designers.......................................................................16 -17
Detailed Performance Information..................................23-35
Volunteer Committee ...........................................................37
2015 PAN Award Recipients
Robert & Yan Maschke
Participating Restaurants/Chefs.......................................... 38
Beer and Wine Tasting Notes........................................... 40-41
Special Thanks and Donations............................................. 49
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Volunteer Committee Chair Shellie Sedlak Associate Producer Beth Wood
Director of Development Caitie Hannon Technical Directors Ryan Patterson
& John Rawlings
Volunteer Coordinator Brenda Nakonecznyj
Pan Award Artist
Shawn Godwin
Table and Floral Design
Brandon Sitler & Michael Nolan
Lighting Design
Benjamin Gantose with Chris Meyers & Tom West
Gordon Square & Outdoor Sound Stage Sound
Vertical Sound Pro
Artistic Coordinators Caitlin Lewins & Lauren Calevich
Technical Crew: Chris Young, Val Kozlenko, Chris Meyers, Cayla Destefano
Production Assistants: Natalie Rosmarin & Christina Dennis
Area Managers: Lauren Calevich, Caitlin Lewins, Dan Kilbane
Event Assistants: Brittany Gaul, Natalie Rosmarin, Michael Seevers, Anne Bakan,
Mindy Roth, Victoria Avi, Tori Rossman
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Callers: Benjamin Gregg, Caroline Atkinson, Lynna Metrisin, Jim Metrisin,
Nicole Lublin, Daniel Temelkoff, Courtney Auman, Marjorie Preston,
Laprise Johnson, Maya Jones, Valerie Kilmer, Ashley Aquilla, Jimmy Green
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From the Executive Artistic Director
It is my pleasure to welcome you to PANDEMONIUM ! This marks the
13th year that Cleveland Public Theatre has produced this spectacular
event. PANDEMONIUM has become such a success and one of the best
celebrations in Cleveland due to the hundreds of volunteers and artists who
donate their time and artistic talents to CPT as well as the wonderful people
who attend PANDEMONIUM. This celebration is for you.
This year, we feel a very close connection to the theme Transform and what
it means for Cleveland Public Theatre in the Gordon Square Arts District. It
represents the artist within each of us—an inner power to translate, transmute and transcend. It
represents our groundbreaking education programs that Transform the community; and it stands
for the metamorphosis that CPT catalyzes across the West Side of Cleveland and beyond. Like a
chrysalis, we nurture local artists, as well as attract national and international artists to Cleveland.
We encourage everyone to join us as we push ourselves to the limits—and then redefine them.
We are excited to honor two inspiring individuals with the 2015 PAN Award. Robert and Yan
Maschke are people who, like Cleveland Public Theatre, are able to reshape and renew our
community. They make an impact on a person-to-person level and on a civic level. We recognize
Robert and Yan Maschke as leaders of this community and as investors in our neighborhood that
will help propel us forward for generations to come.
CPT is grateful to the 2015 Host Committee who have worked to ensure that tonight will be a
great success and to our sponsors who make our work possible year round. We are also indebted
to Shellie Sedlak, Brenda Nakonecznyj and the amazing members of the volunteer corps who
have led the way to create a wonderful array of food, drink and festivity.
I am personally so grateful to CPT Board President Marcia Levine for her leadership, to the
dedicated staff of CPT whose graciousness, joy and sheer force of will inspire me, and of course,
to my friend and mentor James Levin, the founder of Cleveland Public Theatre.
Thank you for making PANDEMONIUM part of what Transforms your own world.
From the President of the Board
Raymond Bobgan
Honorary Chair: Hon. Frank G. Jackson
Co-Chairs:
Bill & Patty Beard, Gary & Katy Brahler, David & Karen Doll,
Chuck & Char Fowler, Howard Freedman & Rita Montlack,
Beth Mooney, Barbara Robinson, Michael & Kellie Rotunno
Hon. Matthew & Michelle Zone
Committee Members:
Bill & Mary Beckenbach
Jules & Fran Belkin
Keith Berr & Linda Barberic
Carrie Carpenter
Karl Krauss
& Olga Andriyevska
Wally Lanci
Janet Mann
Bill & Judie Caster
Bruce & Ellen Mavec
Hon. Joe Cimperman
& Nora Romanoff
(2011 Honorees)
Chuck & Pat Mintz
Valarie McCall
On behalf of the Cleveland Public Theatre Board of Directors, welcome to this
year’s PANDEMONIUM —Transform.
Grant & Laura Cleveland
Jakki & Fred Nance
(2012 Honorees)
CPT takes pride in promoting the work of local artists and tonight is a dynamic
example. During PANDEMONIUM you will enjoy the stunning variety of
artistic ability that is part of the richness of Cleveland, all from artists who are
donating their time to CPT because they believe in our mission.
Trina M. Evans
Philip Oliss
Arne Goldman
Jeffery Patterson
David Goodman
& Barbara Hawley
Gregory & Françoise Sadlek
Brian E. Hall
(2009 Honoree)
Charna Sherman
Indulge yourself in food from the finest restaurants in Cleveland paired
with our handpicked wine and beer selections. Transport yourself across
the dance floor, turn over a new leaf when you least expect it or deconstruct and reconstruct
yourself again and again; the night is yours.
We are honored to recognize Robert and Yan Maschke with the 2015 PAN award. Their
dedication to our city inspires all of us to Transform in our own way.
Special thanks to the hundreds of volunteers, restaurants, local organizations, artists,
sponsors and CPT staff who make this revolutionary evening possible.
Thank you for your support. Enjoy the evening and welcome to the beginning of another
transfiguring season at Cleveland Public Theatre.
Marcia Levine
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Pandemonium 2015 Host Committee
Stewart & Donna Kohl
Kenneth J. Knabe
Thomas & Anita Scanlon
Joseph G. Tegreene
Karen White
John Michael Zayac
& Dr. Marie A. Simon
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Celebrating
160 years.
Welcome to Pandemonium!
This annual benefit for Cleveland Public Theatre brings together an array of
Cleveland-area residents and companies in support of the innovative performance
work and excellent outreach programs for which CPT is known.
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I salute Cleveland Public Theatre for its long term commitment to Cleveland’s
Detroit Shoreway neighborhood. This commitment stimulated area redevelopment,
attracted other arts organizations and new businesses to the neighborhood and led
to the formation of the Gordon Square Arts District. It truly improves the quality of
life for all Clevelanders as we continue to build neighborhoods of choice in
Cleveland.
This year, Cleveland Public Theatre’s PAN Award honors Robert and Yan Maschke
in well-deserved recognition of their extraordinary contributions to our community.
Robert and Yan have generously dedicated their time and effort to help guide
several worthy organizations and boards in Cleveland that are philanthropic and
support the arts. Their commitment to Cleveland is undeniable.
The City of Cleveland is pleased to welcome you to Pandemonium and congratulate
Robert and Yan Maschke as they are honored with the 2015 PAN Award. I wish you
all an enjoyable evening.
Sincerely,
Frank G. Jackson, Mayor
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Pan Award Honorees
Cleveland Public Theatre established the Pan Award in 2004
to recognize outstanding contributions to the arts and community,
the dual aspects of our mission.
September 12, 2015
Robert & Yan Maschke
2015 Pan Honorees
Robert and Yan are a formidable philanthropic duo.
Robert Maschke
Yan Maschke
Robert was one of the first believers in the vision for our neighborhood here in
Gordon Square. In 2001, he bought two prominent buildings on Detroit Avenue,
where he moved his firm, robert maschke ARCHITECTS in 2004. He established
1point618 Gallery on the street level of his business, which was quick to flourish,
and has become one of the most attractive storefronts in the neighborhood.
He also designed two innovative houses in Gordon Square and moved into one
of them — the C-House — in 2008, by which point the Gordon Square Arts District
was officially ramping up.
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The recipient of the 2011 Cleveland Arts Prize for Design, Robert has been
widely published nationally and internationally. He is committed to advancing
architecture beyond his own community, contributing dynamic and noteworthy
designs to the built environment. His work challenges the cliché that architecture
must be expensive and exclusive, instead proposing that contemporary
architectural practice must embrace resourcefulness to maintain relevance. This
philosophy is evident in his management of a $45 million public housing
development for the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, which he went on
to present at the World Conference on Public Housing. Today, the work serves as
design precedent for low and moderate income housing developments worldwide.
Additionally, Robert has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to service
though his civic leadership. He takes an active role in the Cleveland community,
serving on the Boards of the Gordon Square Arts District, the Cleveland Arts
Prize, the American Institute of Architects in Ohio, The Union Club, Intermuseum
Art Conservation and the City of Cleveland’s Board of Building Standards. Robert
also shares his design philosophy through his involvement in lectures, panel
discussions and academic and professional design juries.
Yan has demonstrated a parallel dedication to civic leadership. She serves on
the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Institute of Art, and her strong support of
the arts has been invaluable to the Cleveland community. Yan works as the
Business Unit Director at Nordson Corporation, a global leader in designing and
manufacturing precision dispensing equipment. The company also has a strong
philanthropic presence here in Cleveland. The Nordson Foundation generously
supported the capital campaign for the Gordon Square Arts District, helping to
spur the economic development of our neighborhood catalyzed by the arts.
Nordson’s values mirror many of ours at Cleveland Public Theatre, particularly
inclusion and education. The company champions the role of women in its
manufacturing division and has many females in leadership roles. Nordson also
runs a scholarship program for emerging scientists and engineers.
Yan joined Nordson in June 2013 and is enjoying her challenges in leading the
global growth of its powder and liquid coating equipment business in the
Industrial Coating Systems division. Prior to joining Nordson, Yan had a 12-year
successful career at Eaton Corporation, a global power management company for
the electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power sectors. One accomplishment she
is especially proud of is in helping Eaton set up a business startup in China. Her
global perspective and community focus make her an asset for Cleveland.
Together, Yan and Robert are a force for good in our city, and we are thrilled to
be honoring them with the 2015 PAN Award.
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Designer Biographies
Pan Award Artist Shawn Godwin
Shawn Godwin has created the Cleveland Public Theatre Pan Award each year
since it was established in 2004. The award is a unique and personalized piece
of art, inspired by the mission of CPT as symbolized by an architectural detail
from the historic Gordon Square Theatre and the recipients’ biographies.
Shawn Godwin is an enthusiastic supporter of local culture. He has provided
fine art services and curatorial assistance in the Cleveland area for more than
25 years, providing collection management as well as skilled preparatorial
services to a diverse group of individuals, corporations and regional cultural
institutions ranging from the Cleveland Foundation to the law firm Hahn Loeser
& Parks LLP. He is the Managing Director/Curator of the David Davis Sculpture
Foundation which preserves Cleveland Sculptor David Davis’ historic studio
campus in University Circle and his numerous public sculptures, and provides
space for The Sculpture Center and Artists Archives of the Western Reserve.
Shawn also works in the area of historic preservation specializing in scholarly
restoration. He has completed many projects including several for the Wisconsin
Historical Society and an extensive Save America’s Treasures project here in
Northeast Ohio. His focus is on preservation and analysis of original architectural
fabric, particularly related to early structures and projects that require special
care because of their fragility, complexity or need for special scholarship and
craftsmanship. Shawn’s wide-ranging interests in art, history and the natural
world are reflected in the many diverse projects in which he is involved.
Godwin is a graduate of Oberlin College.
Metal Artist Michael Nolan Born in Lakewood and raised in West Park, Ohio, Michael knew from a young age
he wanted to work with his hands. He excelled in mechanics, but felt the need
to create art. He attended St. Mel grade school and Benedictine high school.
Michael then attended Baldwin Wallace College, and studied art. After school
he specialized in architectural pencil drawings while also working many other
jobs to help support his wife Amy, and their two kids Lillian and Emma. It was not
until working in the floral industry, and fixing cars on the side, that Michael found
his next medium of artistic design. Michael started Rust Inc. in 2015, where he
takes scrap car parts, rebar and used pieces of metals to repurpose them into
functional art such as sculptures, planters and gates just to name a few. You can
find Rust Inc. at Urban Orchid, 78th Street Studios and other local shops, online
and local art shows. Check out his creations on Facebook at “Rust Inc. Cleveland.”
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for the past 10 years. In 2010 Brandon won a nationwide design competition
sponsored by the Mayesh Wholesale Floral Company. Brandon fulfilled a life-long
dream in 2011 with the opening of Urban Orchid, a full-service floral boutique.
At Urban Orchid, located in the heart of the new Hingetown area of Cleveland,
and now in Little Italy, Brandon creates upscale, contemporary floral designs that
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As you arrive | Detroit Avenue Storefront Windows
If I Could Become… 6:45 – 8:00
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{transformation explodes through the body and soul…}
Produced and Co-Designed by: Inda Blatch-Geib and Chialla Geib
Costume Design by: Inda Blatch-Geib | Additional Credit: Andrew Fenske Construction
Performing Artists: Neos Dance Theatre
Adaptation Arena | Stage 1
By Light We Loom 6:45 – 7:15
{an indie-pop duo with story-folk songwriting sensibilities}
Vocals & Loops: Shanna Delaney | Guitar & Harmonies: Eric Ling | www.bylightweloom.com
Evolution Entry | Stage 2
Classical Revolution Cleveland: Cello Duo 6:45 – 7:15
{Cleveland Cello Quartet members perform Piazzolla, Boccherini & more}
Produced by: Classical Revolution Cleveland | Music Director: Ariel Clayton Karas | Performing
Artists: Carlyn Kessler & Sophie Benn (members of Cleveland Cello Quartet)
CPT Education Photo Gallery (ongoing)
{nurturing compassion & consciousness in our community
through arts-centered, long-term, performance-based programs}
Photographer: Steve Wagner
Featured Entertainment Begins at 7:20
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Adaptation Arena | Stage 1
Gordon Square Stage Manager: Colleen McCaughey
Assistant Stage Managers: Dan McCarthy, Aaron Rutz
Sound: Vertical Sound Pro
Welcome 7:15
Featuring: City Councilman, Matt Zone; CPT Executive Artistic Director, Raymond Bobgan
Renew, Translate, Transform Gala Event Opening 7:20
{CPT’s Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP) is Cleveland’s
longest-running arts-based job training program}
Performed by: Participants of STEP 2015 | Created by: Molly Andrews-Hinders,
Chris Seibert & Ensemble | Directed by: Chris Seibert & Raymond Bobgan
Choreographed by: Madi Jackson & Ensemble
By Light We Loom 7:30
{an indie-pop duo with story-folk songwriting sensibilities}
Vocals & Loops: Shanna Delaney | Guitar & Harmonies: Eric Ling | www.bylightweloom.com
Double-Edge Dance 7:35, 8:45
Piktoria
{dancing on the edge, surrounded by evocative textiles & driving sounds}
Produced by: Double-Edge Dance | Choreographed & Performed by: Kora Radella
Textile Artist & Costume Designer: Rebecca Cross | Music Composer: Ross Feller
Hair & Makeup by: Marissa Sliman
Inlet Dance Theatre 7:45, 8:55
Wondrous Beasts
{the transformation possible in trust based relationships}
Produced by: Inlet Dance Theatre | Choreographer: Bill Wade in collaboration with original cast
of Joshua Brown, Mikaela Clark, Rebecca Inman, Elizabeth Pollert | Costume Design:
Kristin Wade | Performing Artists: Joshua Brown, Nicole O’Malley, Kevin Parker, Elizabeth Pollert
Bill Wade, 2012 Cleveland Arts Prize
MorrisonDance 7:55, 8:40, 9:30
Zugzwang Zebra
{there are many ways to look at something}
Produced by: MorrisonDance | Choreographed, Costumed & Performed by: Sarah Morrison
Lyrics by: Shel Silverstein, “Zebra Question” | Music by: Bart Hopkin
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Deuce Dance, LLC 8:00, 9:05
Dichotomy
{the contrast between two opposing struggles}
Produced by: Deuce Dance, LLC | Choreographers: Kevin D. Marr II & Darnell Weaver
Costume Design: Deuce Dance, LLC | Performing Artists: Kevin D. Marr II, Darnell Weaver,
Antonio Deberry, Christina Pinkard | Music by: Darnell “Flux” Weaver (FluxNDance)
Verb Ballets 8:10, 9:15
Because This Must Be (2015)
{newly commissioned contemporary ballet by Lauren Edson}
Produced by: Verb Ballets | Producing Artistic Director: Margaret Carlson | Associate Director:
Richard Dickinson | Choreographer: Lauren Edson | Costume Design: Janet Bolick
Performing Artists: Megan Buckley, Michael Hinton, Stephaen Hood, Omar Humphrey,
Christinia Lindhout, Lieneke Matte, Nicholas Rose, Kate Webb | Music by: Nils Frahm,
Anne Muller, Bernardo Sassetti, Murcof, Max Richter
The Wind and Sand Dance Co. 8:25, 9:35
{collage of styles ranging from traditional Egyptian to
modern fusion styles of belly dance}
Produced by: The Wind and Sand Dance Co. | Director & Choreographer: Cassandra Al Warda
Performing Artists: Cassandra Al Warda, Christine Geraci, Fay Zou, Valerie Coats,
Joanne Majoros, Cathie Smith, Alissa Mimba, Andrea Love, Elianae Stone
Pan Award Ceremony Honoring Robert & Yan Maschke 9:45
Featuring: CPT Executive Artistic Director, Raymond Bobgan;
Pandemonium Volunteer Committee Chair, Shellie Sedlack;
Pandemonium Co-Chair & Gordon Arts District Co-Chair, David Doll;
Pandemonium Co-Chair, Bill Beard;
Robert & Yan Maschke, 2015 Pan Award Recipients
Robert Maschke, 2011 Cleveland Arts Prize
Pan Award Designed by Shawn Godwin
Aerial Performance 9:55
{solo silk act}
Performed by: Sora Sol | Music: Dog Days are Over, Florence & The Machine
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The Hallucinogenic Pachyderm 10:00
{pink elephants get the dancing started}
Designed & Created by Robin VanLear with Lizzie, Marlon, Murphy, Robin, Story, Sue, Wendy
Directed & Choreographed by: Robin VanLear | Performers: Anne Howard, Story Rhinehart,
Lizzie Roache, Stefanie Taub, Robin VanLear
Robin VanLear, 2001 Cleveland Arts Prize
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Pureplex & Funk Shway 10:05 – 12:00
{blending live instruments and Deejaying
optimized for dance party madness}
DJ/Percussionist: Neil Chastain | DJ/Performer: Byron Lee Eulinberg aka Funk Shway
Guitarist: Mike MacNamara
Distortion Den | Stage 5
Installation
featuring Kulas Foundation Theatre Composer Fellows
Emergence Trio (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
Evolution Entry | Stage 2
{an intermedium jam session}
CPT Education Photo Gallery (ongoing)
+15/16
{nurturing compassion & consciousness in our community
through arts-centered, long-term, performance-based programs}
Photographer: Steve Wagner
Chrysalis Cave | Stage 3
Theatre
Stage Manager: John Gill
Echoes in the Rock 7:35, 7:55, 8:15, 8:35, 8:55, 9:15, 9:35
{a woman encounters an ancient story that transforms her quest}
Performed & Developed by: Sally Groth* & Holly Holsinger
*Member/Actors’ Equity Association
Created by: T. Paul Lowry, Daniel McNamara+, Matthew Ryals+
Kulas Foundation Theatre Composer Fellows
On the Verge Vestibule | Stage 6
Theatre
featuring Nord Family Foundation Playwright Fellows
Stage Manager: Tim Collingwood | House Manager: Micah Hutz
Escape 7:35, 8:15, 8:55, 9:35
{a silenced woman regresses to her subconscious}
Produced & Written by: Stuart Hoffman++ | Directed by: Amy Fritsche
Performing Artists: Lauren Smith & Elaine Feagler
Dream Come True 7:45, 8:25, 9:05
{an absurd, short love story about a couple living the dream life}
Luminous Lounge | Stage 4
Produced, Written & Directed by: Greg Vovos++ | Performing Artists: Robbie Barnes,
Dean Coutris, Derek Koger
Performances & Hangout Area
Mrs. Garvey 8:00, 8:40, 9:20
House Manager: Stephen Schlaack
Dream to Transform (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{past, present & future work of Raymond Bobgan}
{an encounter with the wife of civil rights activist Marcus Garvey}
Written & Performed by: Gail Nyoka++
15/16 Nord Family Foundation Playwright Fellows
++
Performed & Co-Created by Core CPT Ensemble Members: Dionne Atchison, Carly Garinger,
Faye Hargate, Adam Seeholzer, Chris Seibert, Darius Stubbs; with Brandon McSwain,
Sarah Moore, Shannon Sharkey | Additional Co-Creator: Holly Holsinger
Raymond Bobgan, 2014 Cleveland Arts Prize
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Chromatic Cabaret | Stage 7
Action Alcove | Stage 9
Theatre
Games & Performance
Venue Designer: Ryan Patterson
Stage Manager: Christina Dennis | House Manager: Andy Trares
Señor Symphonifunk and the Symphonic Scene 7:35, 8:35, 9:30
{blending classical & contemporary sounds of a violin
with electronically crafted background beats}
Produced & Performed by: Wesley Allen
Fire and Water make STEAM 7:50, 8:50
{two powerful, beautiful forces of nature collide}
Produced by: Great Lakes Light Opera | Playwright: Charles Lemon
Directed by: Megan Thompson | Musical Direction by: Reid Taylor
Performed by: Megan Thompson, Reid Taylor, Adam Whiting
Next Level 8:05, 9:05
{a story, a life, a transformative journey – told thru music}
Music Director: Bradley Wyner | Performed by: Nathan Henry
The Songs of Travel 8:20, 9:20
{one man’s transformative journey through love, loss & life}
Produced by: Cleveland Opera Theater | Directed by: Scott Skiba
Performed by: Benjamin Czarnota (baritone), Jason Aquila (piano)
Alteration Alley | Stage 8
Performance Installation
Stage Manager: Daved Thonnings
GAME In-TENT-tion 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, 9:30
{theatre games & fun at its quirkiest}
Game Leaders: Katie Beck, Ryan Edlinger, Kalim Hill, Michael Prosen
A Flickering Halo 7:50, 8:20, 8:50, 9:20
{cyr wheel performance combining acrobatics and storytelling}
Created & Performed by: Aron Long
Fluctuating Façade | Stage 10
Rappelling
Assistant Stage Manager: Clare Panek
Flying Monarchy (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{death defying aerial acrobatics & rappelling}
Produced by: Cleveland Rock Gym | Performers: Emilie Zickel, Jeff Schuler
Coordinator & Rope Tech: Shane Hinde | Rope Tech: Emilie Zickel
Costume Design: Jenniver Sparano
Serum Saloon | Stage 11
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Pandemonium libation throughout the event! 6:45 – 11:30
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for more information.
Formation (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{the ephemeral nature of the human condition
shown through movement & shadow}
Created & Performed by: Elaine Hullihen | Music Director: Jeffrey Hennies
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Synergy Sound Stage | Stage 12
Chronometer Cathedral | Stage 14
Live Music
Theatre
Stage Manager: Camilo Villa | Sound: Vertical Sound Pro
Latin Jazz Players 7:30
{get swept away to Caribbean island with their smooth latin jazz}
Drums: Miguel Cintron | Electric Guitar: Nano Torres | Acoustic Guitar: Uri Garcia | Bass:
Ezequiel Negron | Keyboard: Sammy Garcia | Percussion: Joel Cuevas | www.ljpjazz.com
Uno Lady 8:00
{haunting, serene & always captivatingly beautiful}
Produced, Directed & Performed by: Christa Ebert | www.unolady.com
The Village Bicycle 8:25
{clanging guitars, keyboard countermelodies & polyamorous harmonies}
Venue Designer: Ryan Patterson
Stage Manager: Rose Leininger | House Managers: Lilah Zautner & Ray Noscal
The Birds and The Bees: 7:35, 8:15, 9:30
{a lonely lodge-owner has an upcoming big date,
causing him to battle his best friend}
Produced by: Ohio City Theatre Project | Playwright: Arwen Mitchell
Directed by: Valerie C. Kilmer | Performing Artists: Bobby Coyne & Amy Schwabauer
Everything is ok. (and other helpful lies) 7:45, 8:30, 9:00
{a dark musical comedy about the lies we tell others, and ourselves}
Created by: Melissa Crum & Caitlin Lewins | Directed by: Caitlin Lewins | Performed by
(& created with): Luke Brett, Melissa Crum, Chennelle Harris, Jonathan Walker White
Vocals, Guitar: Elizabeth Kelly | Keys, Vocals: Karah Vance | Drums: Debbie Randazzo
Bass: Ty Craemer | Original material composed by Elizabeth Kelly, arranged by The Village
Bicycle | Connection composed by Elastica
Yo Sueño of Home 8:00, 8:45, 9:15
Miss Alexandra Huntingdon and the Pretty Little Things 8:55
Produced by: Teatro Publico de Cleveland & Cleveland Public Theatre
Created by: Teatro Publico de Cleveland, Raymond Bobgan & Faye Hargate
Directed by Raymond Bobgan, with Faye Hargate | Performed by: Mόnica A. Cerpa Zúñiga,
Nathalie Bermudez, Ernesto Luna Camargo, Lilly Corona Moreno,
Liz Gonzalez, Dante Fernando Larzabal, Letitia Lopez, Kevin Orozco-Cruz, Gilberto Pena,
Luis Ramírez-Alonzo, Magdalena Godinez Ríos, Aida Rivera, David Rivera, Rafael Rivera,
Blanca Salva, Pablo Santiago, Lucia Stone | Assistant Stage Manager: Alex Corona
{glam rock goes chamber opera}
Conceived, Curated & Produced by: Miss Alexandra Huntingdon
Piano/Vocals: Megan Elk & Megan Cox | Flute: Kathryn Ann Metz
Global Connections 9:20
{dreaming of her childhood home, Cielita connects with her past
and uncovers fading memories}
{infusing musical styles from around the world}
World Percussions: Chano Gibson | Tablas & Percussions: Josh Sherman
Guitar: Mike McNarama | Guitar, Cura & Berimbau: Ismail Douglas | Andean Charango,
Venezuelan Cuatro & Peruvian Cajon: Patricia Bussert
Transmutation Tavern | Stage 13
Visit the Transmutation Tavern to find your favorite
Pandemonium libation! 7:30 – 9:45
Check out the Beer/Wine Tasting Notes on pages 40 & 41
for more information.
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Mutation Mansion | Stage 15
Metamorphosis Mezzanine | Stage 17
Theatre & Dance
Look up!
Stage Manager: Amanda Lin Boyd | House Managers: Rita Mikita & Erika Howard
A Year in Nerd Rage 7:40, 8:25, 9:10
{experiences at the epicenter of Internet drama & hate}
Written & Performed by: Arthur Chu
Noonday I 7:50, 8:35, 9:20
{on an otherwise unremarkable day…the furniture starts moving}
Meta… Meta… Metamorphosis (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{readings from The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka}
Lead Artist: Brian Pedaci | Performers: Deborah Magid, Dana Hart*, Tanera Hutz,
John Polk, Brian Pedaci
*Member/Actors’ Equity Association
Divergence Dome | Stage 18
Conceived & Directed by: Cathleen O’Malley | Performing Artists: Andrea Belser,
Lauren Joy Fraley, Cassie Neumann, Carrie Williams
Theatre
Metamorphose 8:00, 8:45, 9:30
Notes Towards a Dialectical Theater Deconstructed,
Reconstructed, and Ultimately Discarded: A Love Story 7:35, 8:50
{butterfly-like creatures are overcome by the world around them}
Stage Manager: Ryan Christopher Mayer | House Manager: Lora Guy & Aimee Liu
Produced by: Cleveland Dance Exchange | Choreographer, Costume Designer & Music Editor:
Kelly Clymer | Performing Artists: Kelly Clymer, Samantha Fox, Sara Lawrence-Sucato, Shannon
Sterne, Emma Parker
{Brecht told us, the audience, not to stare so romantically,
but what happens when we do?}
A Lecture on Orbital Symbology 8:10, 8:55
*Member/Actors’ Equity Association
{dabbling in dialectical acrobatics, reveals the centrality
of the circle to our very existence}
Created & Performed by: Professor Aurelia Roue
Music by: Angelica Negron, Bubblegum Grass, Peppermint Fields
Playwright: Les Hunter | Produced by: Elana Averback | Directed by: Jocelyn Prince
Performing Artists: Vincent Briley & Nicole Sumlin*
Tiresias Riddles the Fates 7:55, 8:30, 9:25
{ your future foretold as a prophet & 3 weird sisters
untangle life’s most ancient puzzles}
Transition Tunnel | Stage 16
Conceived & Directed by: David Hansen | Performing Artists: Chelsea Cannon, David Hansen,
Khaki Hermann, Zelda Thayer-Hansen, Meridith Vandall
Performance Installation
Elitsa Revisited: The Bearded Angel 8:15, 9:10
Two Bits (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{an intimate evolution from performed to preferred gender}
Produced by: Ben Gantose & Cordelia Winter Dwyer | Directed by: Ben Gantose & Katie Giglia
Costume Design by: Katie Giglia | Performing Artist: Cordelia Winter Dwyer
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{fed-up with the abusive antics of the sideshow owner,
circus freaks take matters into their own hands
Produced, Directed & Written by: Christopher Johnston | Costume Design by: Inda Blatch-Geib
Performing Artists: Rachel Zake, Nina McCollum, Jimmy Green, Barb Dragony, John Busser,
Dayni Mahar, Doug Kusak
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Innovation Igloo | Stage 19
Wandering Performers | Around the Campus
Theatre
Stage Manager: Austin Kilpatrick
Stage Manager: Charlie Jones
Hammers, Anvils, and Stirrups (with Drums) 7:45, 8:05, 8:25,
8:45, 9:05, 9:25
{a frivolous celebration of ritual, confession, listening and transformation}
Written, Produced, Directed & Performed by: Anne McEvoy & Jill Levin
Conversion Container | Stage 20
Dance
Stage Manager: Robin Weaver | House Manager: Carolyn Chan & Ashley Wheadon
All together now… (investigation) 7:55, 8:25, 8:55, 9:25
{exploring concepts of weight and risk
through the use of props & active bodies in space}
Produced by: The Movement Project | Composed & Arranged by: Megan Lee Gargano
Costumes Designed by: Megan Lee Gargano & Rebecca J. Leuszler
Performing Artists: Megan Lee Gargano, Rebecca J. Leuszler, Irene Honora
Permutation Platform | Stage 21
Theatre
featuring Joan Yellen Horvitz Assistant Directing Fellows
Stage Manager: Robin Weaver
Neverland 7:35, 8:05, 8:35, 9:05
{when our darkness is placed to the light, our shadows are revealed}
Directed by: Tecia Dolores WilsonX | Performed by: Alex Turner Jr., Nicholas Chokan, Ananias
I (me) 7:45, 8:15, 8:45, 9:15
{explores the lines between self-obsession & self-realization}
TransforMagic! (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{objects appear, vanish, meld & mutate, transforming reality}
Produced & Performed by: Mark Zust
Spirit of Change (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{experience the transformation of sound into movement}
Created & Performed by: Shenee King
Mesmerizing (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{the frontline of hypnotized walkers}
Produced by: Rafael Valdivieso | Directed by: Hector R. Castellanos
Choreographed by: Iwona | Costumes Designed by: Raffo
Performing Artists: Rafael Valdivieso, Jill Corey, Liz Richmond,
Cari Nelson, Merose Hwag, Sara Hayford, Andy Kubis, Nikhil Chand,
Rebecca Groynom, Iwona Rhelja, Hector Castellanos
Press Play (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{an antennae on the prowl, a sound wave looking for an ear}
Produced by: Theater Ninjas | Directed by: Jeremy Paul | Performing Artist: Marcia Custer
Find Your Light (ongoing) 7:30 – 9:45
{a family of wanderers share brightly lit faces, ideas & heights}
Directed by: Katelyn Cornelius | Performing Artists: Katelyn Cornelius, Bryan Ritchey,
Shaun O’Neill
Cirque d’Afrique Puppets (ongoing) 7:30 – 8:45
{from the Cleveland Museum of Art’s Parade the Circle 2015}
Created by Robin VanLear & Parade the Circle artists | Director: Robin VanLear
Performers: Marlon Hatcher, Story Rhinehart, Lizzie Roche, Inlet Dance Theatre Trainees
Directed by: Jaclyn McConnell X | Performed by: Nadia Valencia, Lainne Davis,
Dominique Coppella
X
Joan Yellen Horvitz Assistant Directing Fellows
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Volunteer Committee
Shellie Sedlak, Chair of Volunteer Committee
Brenda Nakonecznyj, Volunteer Committee Coordinator
Stewart
&
Donna Kohl
Proud to
support
Cleveland
Public
Theatre
and
Pandemonium 2015 Volunteers
Mary Arnold
Rob Bauer
Gina Belardo
Bonnie Belda
Michelle Bennett
Deb Bialer
Deb Blodgett
Sarah & Greg
Bonnette
Bryan Bostic
Nancy Lowery
& Mark Bregar
Mark
& Diane Brinich
Pat Bruck
Robert Burgoyne
Holly Busato
Amanda Cardwell
Mark Christiansen
David Colombo
Regis Cooney
Sean Cooney
Bridget Corkery
Marleen Corrigan
John Coulter
Dahl Cutshaw
Elizabeth &
Gary Dauber
Rose & Bill DeCapite
Eleanor Detke
Dorothy Dickinson
Maureen Donoughe
Gail Eaton
Jessica & August
Engstrom
Tom Essig
Pat Falasco
Frank Felice
Jeon Francis
Kathy & John Frys
Anita & Tom Fuller
Sara Fuller
Whitney Gersak
Tom Gilkeson
Jacqueline Greene
Ann Marie Griffin
Penny Holycross
Ben Howard
Jeffrey Hunter
Patti Iseli
Beverly Jackson
Chris Jana
Sam Johnson
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Tina & Rick Keller
Doris & Don Kotlan
Christa Kraft
Sonja Kreps
Bob Krosky
Nadia Leary
Samira & Scott
Lemieux
Alex Leopold
Jane & Dan
Leschnik
Mary Carol
& John Lucic
Willow
& Patrick Lynch
Patti Lynn
Michael Manelski
Leslie Mazzola
Nanci McCormack
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Ellen Meckley
Margaret Miller
Susan Miller
Sandy Millman
Diana Mishlan
Collin Molnar
Nancy Molnar
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Gerri & George
Moore
Rosemary Moore
Robin Moran
Joyce Naelitz
Brenda & Gene
Nakonecznyj
Jessie & Chris
Nelson
Teresa Obrero
Jamie Orr
Jessica Parker
Karen Parker
Myrna & John
Pendery
Pat Percival
Brian Pew
Bill Ramsey
Joanne Rassie
Jennifer Resto
Sally Anne Robbins
Michelle Robinson
Susan Robson
Linda Rogowski
Mindy Roth
Ginny Schiros
Alex Schroeder
David Sedlak
Elizabeth Shea
Kathryn Simmons
Linda Sisson
JoAnn Solnick
Phelan Spence
Bert Staadecker
Annie Stahlheber
Adam Stalder
Brad Steinberg
Debbie Tables
Sarah Tedder
Kym Thomas
Leslie Tisdale
Malia Tom
Demitra Turner
Selena Vicario
Rita Weiss
Dee Wetula
Darlene Wieland
Michele Wilhelm
Naomi Worthington
Branwen Wright
Pat Young
Donna Zmrazek
Bob Zombar
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Celebrity Chefs
Cha Pizza Michael Marich
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Davenport’s Divine Delicacies
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Luxe Kitchen and Lounge
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The Root Café Various Chefs
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Saigon Plaza Gia Hoa Ryan
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Toast Jennifer Plank
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Touch (Food Truck) Robert Ivanov
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Cleveland Italian Creations
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Frank’s Falafel House
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Great Lakes Brewing Co.
Sweet Designs
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The renewal won’t raise taxes or increase prices; it will just
continue the current tax on cigarettes, and continue providing
critical support for the Arts & Culture sector for another
10 years.
We all benefit from the public support provided by the levy,
and we must continue our support.
Please join us and vote to renew the Arts & Culture Levy
in November.
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Dear Cuyahoga County voters,
In 2006, voters approved a penny-and-a-half tax per cigarette
to provide public support to the Arts & Culture sector.
The Arts & Culture Levy has been one of the most successful
public initiatives in our region’s history:
• $15 million+ invested annually into our Arts & Culture sector;
• Over 1.4 million annual education experiences for kids,
including more than 18,000 fieldtrips;
• Over 1,000 competitive grants, totaling more than $125
million, awarded to more than 300 arts, cultural, educational
and community organizations, working in more than 2,300
locations across Cuyahoga County.
Without a renewal by voters this November, the Arts & Culture
Levy will expire soon, putting our Arts & Culture assets at risk.
Join us at ACAC2015.org
Beer Tasting Notes
Wine Tasting Notes
Great Lakes Beers
Red Wines
Dortmunder, Gold Lager
5.8% ABV
Smooth, striking a delicate balance between sweet malt and dry hop flavors.
Edmund Fitzgerald, American Porter
5.8% ABV
Complex and roasty with a bittersweet, chocolate-coffee taste and bold
hop presence.
Malbec from Don Miguel Gascón, Mendoza, Argentina 12.89% ABV
Opens with intense aromas of blackberry, plum and a hint of mocha. Dark
fruit flavors intertwine with notes of spice, licorice and chocolate to create
a magnificent, full-bodied Malbec. Round tannins and a plush mouthfeel
lead the way to a long, velvety finish.
Medium-bodied and well-hopped with a dry, fruity finish.
Cabernet Sauvignon from Louis Martini,
13.5% ABV
Sonoma, California
Opens with rich aromas of dark cherry, blackcurrant, vanilla and baking
spice. Delivers complex, juicy flavors of black plum and blueberry framed
by notes of mocha and sweet oak. With round tannins and smooth
mouthfeel, it has a lingering, fruit-focused finish.
Oktoberfest, Amber Lager
White Wines
Elliot Ness, Amber Lager
6.2% ABV
Rich, fragrant malt flavors balanced by crisp noble hops.
Commodore Perry, India Pale Ale
Rich malt flavor balanced by
fragrant noble hops.
7.5% ABV
5.2% ABV
Chardonnay from William Hill, Napa Valley, California 14.8% ABV
Opens with intense fruit aromas and flavors of white peach and ripe pear.
The stone fruit flavors meld with toasty oak, vanilla and coconut on the
rich lingering finish.
White Blend from Apothic, California 12.0% ABV
Medium-bodied wine with vibrant layers of flavor. Riesling lends floral
notes and firm acidity, Chardonnay adds texture and body, while Pinot
Grigio contributes refreshing flavors of peach and apricot that lead to
a crisp, balanced finish.
Albariño Martín Códax, Rias Baixas, Spain 12.8% ABV
A refreshing food-friendly white wine, Albariño is crisp, elegant and dry and
has aromas and flavors of pear, passion fruit and apple with bright acidity.
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Raymond Bobgan .................Executive Artistic Director
Denis Griesmer ....................General Manager
Chris Seibert..........................Director of Education
Beth Wood.............................Associate Artistic Director
Caitie Hannon........................Director of Development
Cathleen O’Malley.................Director of Audience Engagement
................................................and Media Relations
Ryan Patterson......................Technical Director
James Kosmatka...................Assistant General Manager
Faye Hargate.........................Education Associate
Adam Seeholzer....................Education Coordinator
Caitlin Lewins........................New Play Associate
Natividad M. Uehara.............Box Office Manager
Colleen McCaughey..............Grants Writer / Development Associate
Sarah Coon............................Development Assistant
John Rawlings........................Interim Technical Director
Willie Riddle...........................Facilities Manager
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Cain Park
Lindsay Carter
Hon. Joe Cimperman
& Nora Romanoff
Cleveland CycleWerks
Cleveland Police
Patrolmen’s
Association
Craciun Funeral Home
CSU Wrestling
& Coach Ben Stehura
Bob Daunch
Rob Durham
& HKM Marketing
Judi Feniger
Frank’s Falafel House
Holly Holsinger
& Raziel Bobgan
Deborah Magid
Michelle Matrale
Neighborhood
Family Practice
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Perovsek Engineering
Joshua Peterson
Jim Ray
Rite Aid
Joe & Valerie Rosmarin
Judith Ross
Renee Schilling
Stockyard Meats
Carrie Williams
Kaye & Mel Chavinson
Bruce & Mary Ellen
Cudney
Dolores Dacosta
Trina M. Evans
Barbara Freeman
Garbo Third Company
James & Nina Gibans
Carol Gillen
Dr. Leslie Greenberg
Robert Grevey
Innogistics LLC
Steve Izen &
Susannah Muskovitz
Mort & Judy Levin
Bruce & Ellen Mavec
Chuck & Pat Mintz
Beth Mooney
Tony & Gail Natale
NRP Group
Barbara Robinson
Cary Schneider
Edward & Chann
Spellman
Strang Corporation
Joseph G. Tegreene
Timothy Wesolowski
Bobbi & Peter van Dijk
Marty Wiersma
Barbara Zelley
…and many others
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