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Ticket Offer – Hershey Felder As Irving Berlin June 6, 2018 Ticket Offer – Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin Cleveland Play House would like to thank the Playhouse Square Red Coats for a wonderful 2017- Beautiful 2018 season! Words alone cannot show the June 6-17 Connor Palace | 2 hrs 30 min w/ I appreciation we have for every patron that had a wonderful experience, because of SA E 6/16 6pm YOU. To show our appreciation in a small way, we would like to offer you: 2 tickets to see Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin on AHA! Festival Friday, June 8 at 7:30pm June 6-9 Sunday, June 10 at 6:30 pm. Reveal: The Center Cannot Hold SA M 6/9 10am Please email [email protected] by Thursday, June 7 at 5pm. Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin Include: June 7-24 REDCOAT in the subject line Allen Theatre | 75 min no I 1st and 2nd choice of performance SA E 6/16 6pm Name, Address, Phone Number, and Email address. The Haunted Manor We thank you again, for your dedication, stewardship, and excellent customer June 16 service! Enjoy the Show! Ohio Theatre This is a limited offer, first-come first-served. Distant Worlds: Final Fantasy Do not contact the Volunteer Office about this opportunity. June 16 Hamilton Scheduling KeyBank State SA E 6/16 6pm We continue this week taking scheduling requests from Weekday Matinee Teams, Monday Evening NCMC – It’s About Time Teams, and STARS. June 16-17 Hanna Theatre Next Wednesday we will begin accepting extra requests from all RedCoats. Cleveland’s Soul of Music June 23 Please review Last Week’s Update for instructions Hanna Theatre on how to sign up. Cabaret Nights Revue Reveal: The Center Cannot Hold June 23 – Aug 11 The Center of Investigative Reporting's popular Kennedy’s public radio program Reveal comes to Cleveland. Lisa Lampanelli Host Al Letson takes us on a journey through June 23 Reveal's signature "story behind a story" with an Ohio Theatre inspired performance combining live music, video and through-provoking storytelling. Presented in partnership with 90.3 WCPN Ideastream. RedCoats needed SA M 6/9 10am President’s Reception June 27 KeyBank State – 2 vols needed Tri-C JazzFest WE E 6/27 4:30pm The 39th annual Tri-C JazzFest, presented by KeyBank will take place June 28 – 30, Kirk Whalum with Dee Dee 2018 at Playhouse Square. This year we’re showcasing thirteen acts made up of jazz Bridgewater and Diva Jazz Orch icons with decades of hits, artists at the pinnacle of their craft and emerging talent June 28 KeyBank State just beginning to etch their names in the industry. Check their website at http://www.tri-c.edu/jazzfest/ for information about the JazzFest performers as well as a chance to listen to some of the music. June 28-10 Kid Area FR M 6/29 2:30-7:30pm We are still in need of RedCoats to help with the Outdoor JazzFest Events, guiding Outdoor Area guest around the activities at the outdoor stage and to designated kid’s areas. FR M 6/29 2:30-8pm Kid’s Area - FR M 6/29 2:30-7:30pm SA M 6/30 2:30-8pm Outdoor Area – FR M 6/29 2:30-8pm JazzFest Yoga SA M 6/30 9-11am Outdoor Area – SA M 6/30 2:30-8pm Joshua Redman June 29 Ohio Theatre Distant Worlds: Music Smooth Jazz All Stars from Final Fantasy June 29 KeyBank State Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY comes to Cleveland for the Dr. Lonnie Smith first time! This international concert June 29 – No More Extras phenomenon features Nobuo Uematsu’s stirring music from one of the most popular Allen Theatre video game series of all time, Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY! Vinicius Cantuaria Conducted by Grammy Award®-winner Arnie Roth, the 100-musician Distant Worlds June 30 Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus plays alongside breathtaking HD video direct Hanna Theatre from SQUARE ENIX. This show is a multimedia feast for the eyes and ears! Terence Blanchard/Grace Kelly RedCoats Needed! SA E 6/16 6:30pm June 30 Allen Theatre Beautiful Snarky Puppy June 30 BEAUTIFUL–The Carole King Musical tells the Ohio Theatre inspiring true story of King’s remarkable rise to Common and Jose James stardom, from being part of a hit songwriting team with June 30 her husband Gerry Goffin, to her relationship with KeyBank State fellow writers and best friends Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann, to becoming one of the most successful solo acts in popular music history. Along the way, she Click here to Extra/Cancel made more than beautiful music, she wrote the soundtrack to a generation. Extras Needed! SA E 6/16 6pm .
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