CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT TRI-C FACULTY CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS GUIDE
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CURRICULUM CONNECTIONS GUIDE The Curriculum Connections guide is a resource for the Tri-C faculty community to connect classroom lessons with performances, exhibits and artist visits. If you haven’t attended a Tri-C Presents Performing Arts event we encourage you to take full advantage of the variety of performances and artists we bring to Cleveland. In addition, we can arrange tickets for cultural and performing arts events from Cleveland organizations such as the Cleveland Museum of Art, Great Lakes Theater, and Cleveland Playhouse. The arts are embedded in how we understand and make sense of our world. Let us help you discover ways to bring the arts into your classroom and support the creativity in your students while encouraging connections to the objectives and goals of your class.
HI-LIGHTS
• Curriculum Connections are not just for Creative Arts faculty. Many of the performances and works have cultural, political, social and historical applications. Each performance identifies classes we think are a good fit, but I’m sure you can add many more. • Artists often visit Cleveland for a period ahead of their performance. As part of their residency, we can arrange for a workshop, demonstration or conversation in your class. • All of our programs are free to the public, or if it is ticketed, can be subsidized up to $20/per ticket through a generous fund by the Kulas Foundation and the Tri-C Foundation. • Join our year-long arts integration program: Project Gilgamesh To Learn more visit www.tri-c.edu/gilgamesh We look forward to working with you in the 2011-2012 academic year.
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Artist Visits and Lecture Series Project Gilgamesh Poetry and Spoken Word Invitational Symphony on the Dance Floor Joe Goode Performance Group “The Rambler” Philadanco Showtime at High Noon Classical Piano Recital Series Student Theatre Production Ingenuity Fest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum The Life of Galileo Daddy Long Legs Ten Chimneys Radio Golf Red Cabaret The Taming of the Shrew The Mousetrap Romeo and Juliet Broadway Master Class Broadway Career Lecture Additional Information Ticket Request Form Event Worksheet
ARTIST VISITS AND LECTURE SERIES Throughout the school year, students have the opportunity to interact with visiting local and national artists through lectures, master classes and workshops. Tri-C students who are pursuing careers in the arts and entertainment industry will benefit from access to professional artists in their respective fields. Additionally, artists create work that reflects our world in a unique way and highlights contemporary issues and current events, connecting the classroom and curriculum. Recording Arts student recording the Christopher O’ Riley masterclass.
Artists on campus
Philadanco Dance Company: March 22-24, 2012
Daniel Bernard Roumain: various times in fall and spring
Christopher O’Riley masterclass – visiting with students on recording and playing at Metro.
Bill T. Jones Dance Co. member visiting African Dance class at East.
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Joe Goode Performance Group: February 9-11, 2012
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PROJECT GILGAMESH Philosophy 2010 2020 2040 2060 2812
Comparative World Religion Ethics Philosophy of Art Business Ethics Social Justice
Psychology
1010 General Psychology
Recording Arts and Technology 1160 Making Independent Recordings 1300 Introduction to Recording
Religious Studies
1010 Intro to Religious Studies
Sociology
1010 Introductory Sociology
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Speech Communication
Project Gilgamesh is a year-long campus exploration of poems, themes, song and study of the world’s oldest story The Epic of Gilgamesh. Tri-C commissioned Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) to write a contemporary songbook inspired by the ancient text, students’ life stories, and current issues. Visit Projectgilgamesh.com and tri-c.edu/gilgamesh. Art
1600 Introduction to Art Therapy 2020 Art History: Prehist-Renaissance 2151 Animation for Web & Media
English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2410
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II college Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Poetry
History
1010 History of Civilization I
Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 the Individual in Society 1100 Leadership Development
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Journalism and Mass Communication
1011 Intro to Mass Communication
Music 1010 1030 1110 1170 1200 1250 1270 1301 1720 1970 1250 1270 1301 1720 1970
Survey-Europe Classical Music Survey of Rock and Roll Music Business Songwriting Music Reading skills Keyboard I Voice Applied Piano Arranging I Music Seminar Keyboard I Voice Applied Piano Arranging I Music Seminar
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0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
Visual Communication and Design 1060 1200 1180 1260
History & Trends Typography Intro: DV & Digital Filmmaking Intro to Digital Photography
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POETRY AND SPOKEN WORD INVITATIONAL Theatre Art
1010 Art Appreciation
English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2410
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Poetry
Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 the Individual in Society 1100 Leadership Development
Journalism and Mass Communication
1011 Intro to Mass Communication
Music
1170 Songwriting
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre Experience spoken word by eight local and regional spoken word artists. High energy poetry will engage you with multiple ranges and styles, sprinkled with randomness as they match metaphors and rhymes. Hosted by two of Cleveland’s favorite artists, One Truth and Tut Almighty. Prepare for an energized free-speech event. September 17, 2011 at 6:30 pm Metro Campus Center for Creative Arts Black Box Theatre $10 (general seating)
1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
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SYMPHONY FOR THE DANCE FLOOR BY DANIEL BERNARD ROUMAIN (DBR) Music • Photography • Dance Art
1010 Art Appreciation
Dance 1100 1500 1812 2300
Dance Appreciation Dance I / 1510 Dance II Hip Hop & Jazz Dance III
Media Arts and Studies
1020 Pre-production/Art of Story
Music 1030 1040 1110 1170 1270 1720 1970
Survey of Rock and Roll Survey African-American Music Music Business Songwriting Voice Arranging I Music Seminar
Recording Arts and Technology
1160 Making Independent Recordings 1300 Introduction to Recording
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre
Renowned for bringing audiences to their feet with sonic collages of classical, pop and hip-hop sounds, Daniel Bernard Roumain [DBR] ushers the concert hall and dance club into the theater with the Ohio premiere of “Symphony for the Dance Floor.” Opportunities to attend an open rehearsal and conversations with DBR and company after the performance. www.dbrmusic.com October 21 & 22, 2011 at 7:00 & 9:00 pm Metro Campus Center for Creative Arts $20 (stage-level seating)
1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
Visual Communication and Design
1180 Intro: DV & Digital Filmmaking 1260 Intro to Digital Photography Visit page 24 to learn how to request free tickets.
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JOE GOODE PERFORMANCE GROUP “THE RAMBLER” Dance • Theatre Dance 1100 1500 1812 2300
Dance Appreciation Dance I / 1510 Dance II Hip Hop & Jazz Dance III
Art
1010 Art Appreciation
English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2310 2410
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing American Literature I Intro to Literature: Poetry
Media Arts and Studies
1020 Pre-production/Art of Story
Joe Goode is heralded for his innovative ability to combine movement with spoken words, music and visual imagery to create stunning contemporary dance theater. His latest work, “The Rambler,” examines the lone cowboy-wanderer who appears throughout American history – but whose roots run deep in cultures throughout the world. A master storyteller, Goode gets to the core of our humanity with classic wit and peerless choreography.
Philosophy
Funded in part by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and additional funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Community Connections Fund of the MetLife Foundation, and the Boeing Company Charitable Trust.
Speech Communication
February 11, 2012 at 8:00 pm Hanna Theatre, PlayhouseSquare $10 / $20 / $30
Theatre
2020 Ethics 2040 Philosophy of Art
Psychology
1010 General Psychology
Sociology
1010 Introductory Sociology
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
1010 1500 1510 2500
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Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Masterclass Available! 7
PHILADANCO Dance Art
1010 Art Appreciation
Dance 1100 1500 1812 2300
Dance Appreciation Dance I / 1510 Dance II Hip Hop & Jazz Dance III
Music
1030 Survey of Rock and Roll 1040 Survey African-American Music
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
Since its creation in 1970, Philadanco has grown from a Philadelphia arts organization to a dance company celebrated throughout the world. Founder and artistic director Joan Myers Brown is famed for her creativity and innovative choreography, blending African American-based styles with ballet, jazz, and modern dance. With a legacy of breaking barriers across cultural divides, Philadanco is renowned for its artistic integrity, superbly trained dancers and electrifying performances. The company’s repertoire includes works by such renowned choreographers as Talley Beatty, Ronald K. Brown, Donald Byrd and Gene Hill Sagan, among others. Opportunities to attend masterclasses and conversations with Philadanco. www.philadanco.org March 24, 2012 at 8:00 pm Ohio Theatre, PlayhouseSquare $15 / $25 / $35
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Free Showtime at HighNoon Performance Friday, March 23.
Showtime at High Noon
SHOWTIME AT HIGH NOON Music • Dance • Theatre In partnership with our generous funders, the Showtime at High Noon series gives the city of Cleveland and its surrounding communities an opportunity to experience the arts through music, theatre and dance.
Kids Love Musicals!
Friday, October 14, 2011 Ohio Theatre, PlayhouseSquare Produced by The Musical Theater Project, “Kids Love Musicals!” gives kids (and adults!) of all ages the chance to sing, move and explore the stories of classic fairy-tale musicals like The Wizard of Oz, Cinderella, and Peter Pan. Audience members will use imagination, creativity and reasoning to discover more about themselves and the world through the lives and dreams of the musicals’ characters. For more information on The Musical Theatre Project, visit www.musicaltheaterproject.org
Deaf Interpretative Services 1300 Interpreting Fundamentals
Early Childhood Education 1010 1311 1331 2401
Intro Early Childhood Education Art & Creative Experience Music & Movement Integration Families, communities, schools
History
2660 Women in American History
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
Sean Forbes
Wednesday, November 9, 2011 Ohio Theatre, PlayhouseSquare Drummer Sean Forbes inspires people of all ages through his presentations, videos and outreach that highlight his message of inclusion and acceptance, presenting music as a beautiful symphony of thought, expression and open to all—including hearing impaired people everywhere. He is co-founder of D-PAN, The Deaf Professional Arts Network, a non-profit organization that translates popular music into American Sign Language for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
Philadanco
Friday, March 23, 2012 Ohio Theatre, PlayhouseSquare Since its creation in 1970, Philadanco has been celebrated for its innovation, creativity and preservation of predominantly African-American traditions in dance.
JazzFest Special Presentation
April, 2012 (Date and Venue TBD) In celebration of the 33 rd annual Tri-C JazzFest, see a preview performance from one of the many celebrated visiting artists. In the past, Showtime at High Noon has presented the multi-talented Tri-C High School All Stars directed by Steve Enos and featuring national recording jazz artists.
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CLASSICAL PIANO RECITAL SERIES Music Laurent Boukobza November 6, 2011 at 2:00 pm Location: Cleveland Museum of Art Gartner Auditorium Boukobza is Professor of Piano and Chair of Piano Studies at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. Among other honors, he received the First Prize of Piano and Chamber Music from the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris.
Pierre Réach December 11, 2011 at 2:00 pm Location: Cleveland Museum of Art Gartner Auditorium Réach has appeared with numerous orchestras, including Orchestra Philharmonique de Radio-France and NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo, among others, He is a professor at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris, and at the Superior School of Music in Barcelona.
Antonio Pompa-Baldi January 29, 2012 at 2:00 pm Location: Cleveland Museum of Art Gartner Auditorium A graduate of the Umberto Giordano Conservatory of Foggia, Italy, Pompa-Baldi won the Cleveland International Piano Competition in 1999. He and his wife Emanuela are currently on the faculty of the Cleveland Institute of Music.
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Music 1010 Survey-Europe Classical 1110 Music Business 1200 Music Reading skills 1250 Keyboard I 1301 Applied Piano 1720 Arranging I 1970 Music Seminar Visit page 24 to learn how to request free tickets.
TRI-C STUDENT THEATER PRODUCTIONS Western Theatre Campus • Parma Pray for the Missing Girls
Written by Jean Seitter Cummins Directed by Fred Gloor The winner of Tri-C’s first Great Lakes Play Competition, Pray for the Missing Girls is the story of Marion, an award-winning news reporter trying to find her missing daughter. While working on a story about the femicide in Juarez, Mexico and along Interstate 45 in Texas, she discovers that, since the beginning of time, far too many innocents have paid the ultimate price in the name of “commerce” and “civilization.” Auditions: September 6th and 7th at 7 pm with callbacks on September 8th Performance Dates: November 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th, and 12th, at 8 pm, November 6th and 13th at 2 pm
Student Improvisation Showcase
Directed by Jimmy Green Our winter production will highlight the improvisational talent of our students. Several of our students currently perform with Cleveland’s longest running improve company, Something Dada. The group will be coached by Something Dada founding member Jimmy Green. Auditions: December 5th and 6th at 7 pm with callbacks on December 7th Performance Dates: February 23th, 24th, 25th, at 8 pm Readings from the Great Lakes Play Competition Directors and Plays TBA The Finalists from our second annual Playwrights competition will be read over two days. The 2011 winner: Pray for the Missing Girls is included in the 2011-2012 Western Campus Theatre season. Performance Dates: March 2nd at 8 pm and March 3rd at 12 pm.
English
1010 College Composition 1020 College Composition II 2010 Creative Writing
Sociology
1010 Introductory Sociology
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Psychology
1010 General Psychology
Almost Maine
Written By John Cariani Directed by Bob Ellis On a cold, clear, moonless night in the middle of winter, all is not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of Almost, Maine. As the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, Almost’s residents find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend—almost—in this delightful midwinter night’s dream. This charming romantic comedy will be directed by Western Campus Theatre Coordinator Bob Ellis. Auditions: February 7th and 8th at 7 pm with callbacks on February 9th Running: April 20th, 21st, 26th, 27th, and 28th at 8pm and April 22nd and 29th at 2pm
Main Stage Ticket and Reservation Information
All Main stage events are held in the Tri-C Western Campus Theatre in the T building. Tickets can now be purchased online at www.trictickets.com or by calling 216-987-5536 Admission Prices: General Admission, $10 Students/Seniors/Staff, $8 Tri-C Students, $2 with a Valid Student ID Group rates for 10 or more For more information and reservations please call: 216-987-5536
Metro Campus Theatre • Cleveland Fall 2011
The Same Life Over by Mark Medoff Oct. 27, 28, 29, Nov. 3, 4, 5 at 8pm & Oct. 30, Nov. 6 at 2pm Spring 2012
The Catch by Ken Weitzman April 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 at 8pm & April 8, 15 at 2pm
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Admission Prices: General Admission, $10 Students/Seniors/Staff, $8 For more information and reservations please call: 216-987-4211
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INGENUITY FEST 2011 IngenuityFest returns in 2011 to the Veteran’s Memorial (Detroit Superior) Bridge in Downtown Cleveland. The Festival, in its 7th year, highlights and explores the intersections between Art and Technology. A wide range of learning opportunities exists with the artists, technologists, and performers.
Squonk Opera
This year, Ingenuity features Squonk Opera’s Astro-rama. This multi-media live performance combines theater, music, projections, and social media. Squonk has performed across the country and around the world and was recently featured on America’s Got Talent.
Down and Out In The Magic Kingdom
Ingenuity will also be feature a theatrical adaptation of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom. It’s the 22nd Century: money is obsolete, energy is plentiful, and everyone lives forever. So why is attraction designer, Julius having such a bad day? For starters he’s solving his own murder and a rival design group is hell bent on turning everything in The Magic Kingdom virtual. This theatrical adaptation combines graphic novel projections with live actors. The audience essentially experiences a radio play but watches projections of illustrations essentially creating a live graphic novel. The piece will later be produced for Vimeo to be shared online.
English 1010 College Composition 1020 College Composition II 2010 Creative Writing Journalism and Mass Communication 1010 Intro to Mass Communication Media Arts and Studies 1020 Pre-production/Art of Story Theatre 1010 Theatre Appreciation 1500 Acting I 1510 Acting II 2500 Acting III
Opportunities for Students/Faculty
• Workshops in the classroom ranging from multimedia production to music composition and lyric writing to the impact of sound on the human body. • Visit Ingenuity’s site in the week prior to IngenuityFest to view the set being assembled on the Superior Viaduct and learn about the nuts and bolts of production and the nature of site-specific production. • Astro-rama provides the opportunity to explore viral marketing. The storyline of the show hinges on aliens crash landing in Cleveland. Facebook, twitter, and YouTube provide valuable outlets to tell the story of Squonk in a satirical fashion drawing an audience closer to examine if the phenomenon is real or not. • Acting improv also comes into play as Ingenuity is searching for groups to play protestors and MIB (Men in Black) to guard the UFO crash site. • Workshops with directors, actors, playwrights, illustrators to learn about adaptations. Visit page 24 to learn how to request free tickets.
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ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM Art
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum’s education programs have become one of the most celebrated and award-winning emanating from any fine arts museum in the nation. Music gives us a microphone to speak to the world. And music has the power to bring generations, nationalities and people together. Now more than ever, it’s critical to study and understand how music is changing our world as well as reflecting it. From free events and signature programs to fun educational opportunities for students and teachers, we welcome you to check out all that the Rock Hall has to offer.
Rock & Roll Night School
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum’s education department presents Rock and Roll Night School, a monthly series of educational, discussion-based evening classes offered free of charge from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on the 4th Wednesday of each month. The award-winning education department leads the classes, which are geared towards adults interested in gaining more knowledge about rock and roll history. The program explores the history of rock and roll from its roots to its current incarnations. Unless otherwise noted, RSVPs are not needed to attend Rock and Roll Night School. Special attention is given to the music’s impact on society, its reception by fans, and its most innovative practitioners. Each class includes a presentation, music and video clips, and group discussions. Rock and Roll Night School is a monthly series of educational, dis cussion-based night classes offered free of charge from 7 pm – 8:30 pm in the Museum’s Foster Theater.
1010 Art Appreciation 1080 Visual Design
English 1010 1020 2010 2020 2310 2410 2420 2510 2740
Composition Composition II Creative Writing Women Writers on experience of Women American Literature Intro to Literature: Poetry Intro to Literature: Fiction African American Literature Literature and Film
History
1520 US History since 1877 1630 History – Immigration in America 2160 African American History 1877-Present 2660 Women in American History
Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 The Individual in Society
Interior Design
1110 Intro to Interior Design 2320 History of Interiors
Journalism & Mass Communications
1011 Intro to Mass Communications 1310 Film Appreciation 2040 American Cinema
Marketing
2270 Principles of Advertising
Music 1030 1040 1110 1170
Survey of Rock and Roll Survey of African American Music Music Business Songwriting
Philosophy
Hours
2040 Philosophy of Art
Open every day from 10am-5:30pm. Open every Wednesday until 9pm.
RAT
Dates
October 12 Women Who Rock: Women Rock the 1960s October 31 Women Who Rock: American Music Masters December 7 Women Who Rock: Women Rock Fashion January 25 Women Who Rock: Revolution Girl Style Now! Punk Glory February 22 Women Who Rock: Ladies First: Women in Hip Hop March 28 Women Who Rock: Post Madonna Meldown: Rock and Pop at the Turn of the Millenium
1160 1300 1400 1450
Making Independent Recordings Introduction to Recording Concert Promotion Concert Tour Management
Sociology
2150 Deviance
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
Photography
1150 History of Photography 1350 Color Photography
Women Studies
1510 Intro to Women’s Studies 1520 Women’s Films
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THE LIFE OF GALILEO Music • Dance Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 the Individual in Society 1100 Leadership Development
Journalism and Mass Communication
1011 Intro to Mass Communication
Philosophy 1010 2010 2020 2040 2812
Intro to Philosophy Comparative World Religion Ethics Philosophy of Art Social Justice
Psychology
1010 General Psychology
Religious Studies It’s a new age! The telescope, astronomy, and the dawn of science. Filled with an exciting blend of drama and biting humor, this powerful biography presents the startlingly relevant tale of history’s most famous conflict between reason and faith. September. 16 - October 9 Allen Theatre Mainstage PlayhouseSquare Tickets $20 - $60
Anthropology
1010 Cultural Anthropology 2010 Peoples/Cultures of World
Sociology
1010 Introductory Sociology
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre
Art
1010 1500 1510 2500
English
Visual Communication and Design
1010 Art Appreciation 2020 Art History: Prehist-Renaissance
0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2420 2430 2700
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Fiction Intro to Literature: Drama World Literature
History
1010 History of Civilization I
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1010 Intro to Religious Studies
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Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
1180 Intro: DV & Digital Filmmaking 1260 Intro to Digital Photography
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DADDY LONG LEGS Theater English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
When an anonymous patron agrees to pay a beautiful orphan’s college tuition, her young life changes overnight. All that the benefactor—nicknamed Daddy Long Legs—requests in return is a monthly letter. From one of the Tony Award-winning directors of Les Miserables comes a charming love story that combines enthralling music, witty dialogue, and a wonderfully intimate and compelling relationship. October 21 - November 13 Allen Theatre Mainstage PlayhouseSquare Tickets $20 - $60
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TEN CHIMNEYS Theater English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2420 2430
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Fiction Intro to Literature: Drama
Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 The Individual in Society 1100 Leadership Development
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Book by John Caird. Adapted by Jean Webster. Music and Lyrics by Paul Gordon Summer and scandal take center stage as real-life theatrical legends Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne and friends Sydney Greenstreet and Uta Hagen rehearse Chekhov’s masterpiece The Seagull at their idyllic Wisconsin retreat, Ten Chimneys. A hilarious and heart-warming backstage comedy. January 13 - February 5 Allen Theatre Mainstage Playhouse Square Tickets $20 - $60
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RADIO GOLF Theater English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2310 2420 2430 2510
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II college Composition College Composition II Creative Writing American Literature I Intro to Literature: Fiction Intro to Literature: Drama African-American Literature I
Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 The Individual in Society 1100 Leadership Development
Music
1040 Survey African-American Music
Philosophy A successful and idealistic entrepreneur aspires to become a city’s first black mayor. But while looking ahead to his and the city’s future, he is forced to reckon with the price of progress. The final chapter in August Wilson’s unprecedented 10-play cycle chronicling African-American life in the 20th century. February 10 - March 4 Allen Theatre Mainstage Playhouse Square Tickets $20 - $60
2020 2040 2060 2812
Ethics Philosophy of Art Business Ethics Social Justice
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
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RED Theater Art
1010 Art Appreciation 2020 Art History: Prehist-Renaissance
English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing
Humanities
1010 Intro to Humanities 1020 The Individual in Society 1100 Leadership Development
Philosophy
Written by John Logan and August Wilson
Master American painter Mark Rothko has just landed the biggest commission in the history of modern art. But when his young assistant gains the confidence to challenge him, Rothko faces the possibility that his crowning achievement could also be his undoing. “As much as any stage work I can think of,” Ben Brantley of The New York Times wrote, “Red captures the dynamic relationship between an artist and his creations.” March 16 - April 8 Allen Theatre Mainstage Playhouse Square Tickets $20 - $60
2010 2020 2040 2060 2812
Comparative World Religion Ethics Philosophy of Art Business Ethics Social Justice
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
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CABARET Theater • Dance • Music Anthropology
1010 Cultural Anthropology 2010 Peoples/Cultures of World
English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2700 2740
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing World Literature Literature and Film
History
1010 History of Civilization I
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome! Take your seat at the Kit Kat Club, a decadent cabaret in pre-war Berlin where Clifford Bradshaw, a young American writer, falls in love with the club’s headlining performer, Sally Bowles. Playfully presided over by an outrageously rambunctious Emcee and bursting with a bevy of Broadway’s greatest hits, this Tony Award-winning tale of love, war and the struggle to survive in tumultuous times disarms and delights.
1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
Urban Studies
1010 Intro to Urban Studies 2020 Urban Cultures
September 23 - October 29 Hanna Theatre • PlayhouseSquare Tickets $15 - $70
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THE TAMING OF THE SHREW SEPT. 30 - OCT 28 Theatre English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2410 2420 2430 2700 2710 2740
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Poetry Intro to Literature: Fiction Intro to Literature: Drama World Literature Shakespeare Literature and Film
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre
By William Shakespeare • Directed by Tracy Young-
She’s got an attitude…but he’s got a plan! Marriage, money and mayhem take center stage in Shakespeare’s uproarious battle of the sexes. It’s a clash of wits and wills as fortunehunting Petruchio drags quick-tempered Kate to the altar to become the wife she never imagined she’d be. Can love tame a shrewish heart and surprise an unbridled bachelor?
1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
September 30 - October 28 Hanna Theatre • PlayhouseSquare Tickets $15 - $70
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THE MOUSETRAP Theatre English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2420 2430 2700 2740
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Fiction Intro to Literature: Drama World Literature Literature and Film
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre 1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
By Agatha Christie
Mysterious twists and thrilling turns abound when a group of strangers stranded in a guest house during a snowstorm discover that a murderer is in their midst. Whodunnit? Is it one of the suspicious newlyweds or the spinster with the curious background? Perhaps it’s the architect, the retired Army major or the strange man running from his past. Enjoy an evening of exhilarating intrigue as Agatha Christie’s greatest mystery unfolds to its surprising conclusion. April 13 - 28 Hanna Theatre • PlayhouseSquare Tickets $15 - $70
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ROMEO AND JULIET Theatre English 0980 0990 1010 1020 2010 2410 2420 2430 2700 2710 2740
Language Fundamentals I Language Fundamentals II College Composition College Composition II Creative Writing Intro to Literature: Poetry Intro to Literature: Fiction Intro to Literature: Drama World Literature Shakespeare Literature and Film
Speech Communication
0910 Basic Communication Skills 1010 Speech Communication 1050 Voice and Articulation
Theatre
By William Shakespeare • Directed by Charles Fee
1010 1500 1510 2500
Theatre Appreciation Acting I Acting II Acting III
The greatest love story ever told, Shakespeare’s powerfully poetic and tragic tale of love and loss will steal your heart and leave you breathless. Transcending the hate of warring factions, in defiance of their parents and in secrecy from their closest friends, two young, star-crossed lovers risk all they have to be together. However, the same passion that stirs the lovers’ hearts also fuels the wrath of their feuding families and exacts heart-rending results. April 13 - 28 Hanna Theatre • PlayhouseSquare Tickets $15 - $70
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PLAYHOUSESQUARE EDUCATION & ENGAGEMENT TIMES FOR ALL EVENTS ARE 3:00-4:30 PM
BROADWAY MASTERCLASS IN MUSICAL THEATRE, DANCE AND VOICE Million Dollar Quartet La Cage Aux Folles Hair Memphis The Addams Family Come Fly Away
Wednesday, October 19, 2011 Wednesday, November 16, 2011 Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Wednesday, March 7, 2012 Wednesday, April 18, 2012 Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Contact Linda Jackson at jacksonl@playhousesquare.org to bring your students.
BROADWAY CAREER LECTURE SERIES Million Dollar Quartet La Cage Aux Folles Hair Memphis The Addams Family Come Fly Away
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Tuesday, November 15, 2011 Tuesday, January 24, 2012 Tuesday, March 6, 2012 Tuesday, April 17, 2012 Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Contact Linda Jackson at jacksonl@playhousesquare.org to bring your students.
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TICKET APPLICATION Curriculum Connections Instructions These tickets are for instructors who are incorporating the event into their syllabus. They are not for extra credit or an optional reward for students. In order to accommodate as many instructors as possible, each instructor is allowed one request per semester. However depending on availability of funds, additional request may be considered. The ticket funds are provided through a grant from the Kulas Fund and the Tri-C Foundation. Instructors should stress to the students the importance of showing up for the event since it relates to a real dollar amount. An unused ticket means limited dollars for other students to attend performances.
Ticket requests can be made for the following partnership organizations only • Tri-C Presents Performing Arts Series / JazzFest
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Cleveland Play House Great Lakes Theater Festival DanceCleveland Cleveland Museum of Art Museum of Contemporary Art Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage/Group Tours Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
You may contact us to consider additional organizations or events.
Curriculum Connections guidelines: • We will cover ticket costs up to $20.00 per ticket. One ticket per Tri-C student.
• To request ticket funding submit a Curriculum Connection Ticket Request Form and a copy of you syllabus to Dorothy Hirsch, Room MCCA 109.
• You will receive a confirming email when your request is received and another email when the purchase of the tickets has been completed.
• If the ticket price is more than $20, the instructor is responsible for collecting the difference and submitting it to our office. After money is received in our office tickets will be purchased for the event.
• Please submit paperwork at least 2 weeks prior to the event.
• Tickets will be issued in the instructor’s name only and will be held in will call of the venue. Tickets may be picked up the night of the performance or event only. **
• Parking fees are not included in the cost of the ticket.
• Each student will need to complete and return an event response worksheet to the instructor.
• These worksheets are due to our office approximately one week following the event.
• Completed worksheets can be fax to 216-987-4186 or sent via inter-campus mail to Dorothy Hirsch – MCCA 109. These event worksheets are used to help us secure funding for future ticket request.
**We have taken into consideration the fact that in some instances, a student may not be able to attend on the date that you selected, therefore in those instances you may offer another date. If the second date is an inconvenience for you please call and we will make alternate arrangements for the tickets to be picked up and distributed. The alternative date should only be offered if it is highly impossible for all students to attend on the same date.
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CURRICULUM CONNECTION TICKET REQUEST FORM Tri-C Presents - Division of Creative Arts Engaging Communities and Cultures through the Performing Arts Curriculum Connection Ticket Request Form Please fax completed form to 216-987-4186 or email dorothy.hirsch@tri-c.edu Intercampus Mail: MCCA 109 One request per semester. One ticket per student. Request Date____________________________________________________________________ Instructor Name__________________________________________________________________ Phone Number__________________________________________________________________ Email__________________________________________________________________________ Class Title/Course No____________________________________________________________ Tri-C Campus____________________________________________________________________ Event Requested: # of Tickets_____________________________________________________________________ Location________________________________________________________________________ Date___________________________________________________________________________ Time___________________________________________________________________________
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EVENT WORKSHEET/ CAPTURING THOUGHTS Each student needs to complete and return the Event Worksheet within one week of attending. Name____________________________________________________________________ Event/Performance/Artist__________________________________________________ Date_____________________________________________________________________ Instructor_________________________________________________________________ Class____________________________________________________________________ 3 parts of the program I enjoyed and why:
3 things I learned by attending the performance that I did not already know:
Describe how this relates to what you are learning in class.
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