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4/7/2008
Ohio Community Theatre in IraqCOLUMBUS - The Ohio Community Theatre Assocation is not itself serving our country in the Middle East, but one of its own may just be putting on the very first community theater productions to ever entertain the troops in Iraq.
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3/17/2008
Second Notices for 2008 OCTA Dues SentCOLUMBUS - Second notices of annual dues for Ohio Community Theatre Association (OCTA) member theatres were sent out by the association's executive director, Joyce Leahy in on February 29 to theatre addresses on file with OCTA at the time of ...
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3/17/2008
2008 OCTAFest Responders AnnouncedCOLUMBUS - The Ohio Community Theatre Association has released the list of Responders for its 2008 OCTAFest season. According to Joe Balding, 2008 OCTAFest Chair, tentatively, the Responders will be:

2008 Regional ...
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3/14/2008
OCTAWeb.org Portal Software UpgradedCOLUMBUS - On March 12, the web site portal software, SkyPortal (www.skyportal.net
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Newest 6 Classifieds

Greased Lightning for sale
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Know of any group considering doing Grease in the future? I'm wanting to sell the car that I purchased for Beechmont Players 06-07 season production of Grease. For those who didn't see it, the car received a lot of positive comments during our production, and at the SW regional and state competitions. The car is an actual car, not a wood mock-up or a golf cart. It is an 1950's Morris 1000 (aka Morris Minor). It's a British car that basically looks like a 3/4 scale 1940's American car. It's a rolling shell, with no engine, transmission and only minimal interior. I cut the roof off and removed all of the glass for the production but still have it if you wanted it for some reason. It has a one piece removable grill/front bumper that I fabricated, as well as removable magnetic vinyl decals, and push on/off headlights for the "transformation" of the car. The car is very light and is easily pushed and stopped by one person. We were very limited on space for our production, and like most groups, had a limited budget, which is why I specfically looked for one of these. It fits through a standard 6' double-door opening and is just under 12' long. It is painted flat black (easily touched-up) with red steel wheels.

Now it is an old car that wasn't worth restoring when I bought it, and there are a few things that will probably need attention some day, but the car worked flawlessly for us and withstood a lot of abuse from actors jumping in and out, and on and off of it.

I can send photos of the car if anyone is interested, and can help with delivery if needed (car is in Cincinnati, OH). The car has minimal value as a "car" any more, but is great for this role if you are limited on space and dollars like we were. I'm only looking to get what I paid for the car, and hopefully when the next group is done with it, they can resell it to another home as well.

Please let me know if you are interested, or know of anyone who might be, or if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Vernon Burns
President
Beechmont Players, Inc.
513-325-1263
Executive Director Job Posting
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Executive Director for historical restored opera house Gallipolis, OH.

Manage building and music, dance and theater programs. See
www.arieltheatre.org for details or call 740-446-2787. Deadline 4/25/08

"The Last Dance of Dr. Disco" A Murder Mystery written by Eileen Moushey
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Garfield Heights Little Theatre

presents

A Murder Mystery

by Eileen Moushey

The Last Dance of Dr. Disco

Saturday, 4/19/08

located at

Garfield Heights Civic Center

5407 Turney Road

Garfield Heights, OH 44125



Door opens @ 6:30 pm

$10 in advance

$12 at the door

Grand Dessert Buffet, appetizers at each table, non-alcoholic cash bar, 50/50 raffle, Chinese Auction and lots of door prizes

Come as you are or in 1970's costume and win prizes



For more information please call 216-581-7554

or log into www.ghlt.org

FREE Light Board!
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Little Theatre Off Broadway in Grove City, Ohio has a light board available. It is large and clunky, but in working condition. Not all the channels work, but most of them do. If you don't need a light board, consider this for parts. FREE to good home!

Ward Leonard
Serial 210076
Built July 12, 1972
30 - 3KV
3 - 6 KV
X, Y crossover channels
We have the wiring diagram.
Please call Jim Schmitt for more information, 614.875.3919.
Plant Needed for Lima's All-City Production of Little Shop
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Lima-area (Ohio) schools are doing Little Shop of Horrors for this year's all-city musical and are in dire need of "The Plant" for the production.

Tentative production dates are February 28, March 1, 2, 2008.

If you have one of these props and can provide it for the benefit of the students' production, please contact the show's director, Jerry Zimmerman - who just happens to be OCTA's current president - via email at president[no-spam]@octaweb.org.

(Remember to remove the [no-spam] from the address before sending the email.)
Posting a Classified on OCTAweb.org
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Items of note when you post a classified advertisement:

(1a) This is a service provided to OCTA Members and Member theaters for theater-related classified advertising only.

(1b) Advertisements posted that do not meet the criteria stated above shall be removed from the site without prior notice.

(2) When placing a classified ad, even if the item has no associated cost/price, a price is still required, which in this case would be 0 (zero) or an error will occur.

(3) Classified ads submitted may be editied for grammar, spelling, and to maintain the overall appearance of OCTAWeb.org.

All questions should be directed to the OCTA webmaster: webmaster[no-spam]@octaweb.org (remember to remove the [no-spam] from the email address before sending)
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Posting a Classified on OCTAweb.org
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Items of note when you post a classified advertisement:

(1a) This is a service provided to OCTA Members and Member theaters for theater-related classified advertising only.

(1b) Advertisements posted that do not meet the criteria stated above shall be removed from the site without prior notice.

(2) When placing a classified ad, even if the item has no associated cost/price, a price is still required, which in this case would be 0 (zero) or an error will occur.

(3) Classified ads submitted may be editied for grammar, spelling, and to maintain the overall appearance of OCTAWeb.org.

All questions should be directed to the OCTA webmaster: webmaster[no-spam]@octaweb.org (remember to remove the [no-spam] from the email address before sending)
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