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HeightsArts Newsletter
Art, culture, and entertainment in the Heights and beyond
Seven Ages
preview performance
Great Lakes
Shakespeare Festival
April 22 at
8pm
Grand Ballroom, The Alcazar Hotel
2450 Derbyshire Road, Cleveland Heights
216-321-5400
preview performance of Seven Ages, a one-
act outreach touring production from the Great Lakes
Shakespeare Festival
Free
Seven Ages features seven ten-minute plays
written by seven local playwrights, each focusing on
one of the "seven ages of man," from William
Shakespeare's "All the World's a Stage" speech in
As You Like It. Written by Eric Coble,
Linda Eisenstein, Daniel Hahn, Margaret Lynch, Sarah
Morton, Eric Schmiedl, and Terrence Spivey;
directed by Sonya Robbins.
Fair on the Square
Arts Education and Field Trip Expo
April 25
4 to 6 pm
State Theatre at Playhouse Square Center
1519 Euclid Avenue, Downtown Cleveland
Free, but reservations required: 216.348.7909 or
visit Fair on the Square
for complete schedule
50th Annual Heights High Spring Exhibition
art by the students of Mary Braun, Susan Hood
Cogan, Brian Stern, Barbara Townsend, and Jerome
White
Opening Reception April 30 6:00 to 9:00
p.m.
HeightsArts
2173 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
Sundays 1-5, Wednesdays-Saturdays noon to 10
216.371.3344
through May 8, 2005
Bravo Giovanni
May 1 at 7pm
Alcazar Lobby, The Alcazar
Hotel
2450 Derbyshire Road, Cleveland Heights
216.321.
5400
Free
Meistersinger Decorating presents a reading of the
wonderful musical, Bravo Giovanni, the 1962
Tony-
nominated farce about a restaurateur in Rome, with
music by Milton Schafer and lyrics by Ronny Graham.
(This presentation will be repeated at Actor's Summit
in Hudson on Tuesday, May 10 at 8pm.)
Arts in the Cathedral
Solaris
Wind Quintet, Ensemble-in-residence, Akron
University
May 2
7:30 p.m.
Church of the Saviour
2537 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
Tickets $8
Information: 216.321.8880
Il sogno di Scipione
Mozart
May 6
7:30 p.m
Oper
a Circle
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
2747 Fairmount Boulevard, Cleveland Heights
Young Mozart was only 16 years old when he
completed Il sogno di Scipione (The Dream of
Scipione). Full of youthful temperament, this
rarely
performed masterpiece overflows with sparkling music
of a true genius: a child prodigy who was indeed a
fully accomplished composer
Tickets $15 general admission & $5 students.
Reserved seating for sponsors ($55) is also
available.
Information: Hristo Popov 216.441.2822 or
hristopopov@operacircle.org
About Form & Function
Glass of Michael Dale Zelenka
May 6 Opening reception 6-10 pm
Paradise
Gallery
2199 Lee Road (near Cedar), Cleveland Heights
Mon-Thur 12pm to 5pm
Fri-Sat 7pm to 10pm
by appointment 216-554-5548
"From the fiesta colors of his fabulous frilled bowls to
the mysterious depths of his "black glass" vases,
Michael Zelenka wields a virtuosity that makes him a
jewel of the Northeast Ohio arts community and a
sought-after contributor to some of the most
prestigious art venues across the United States and
abroad. At the same time, his "TV" series gives a
glimpse into the artist's wry social commentary and
humor. His work covers a wide spectrum from the
erotic to the sublime to the kinetically fantastic. In
the last year, Mr. Zelenka was commissioned and
installed works for both General Motors World
Headquarters in Detroit, MI, and Norales World
Headquarters in Atlanta, GA. Zelenka's solo show is
his only exhibit in the area and features both known
work and a series of gripping new sculptures."
Fifth Annual Heights PTA Young Artists Exhibition
art by K-12 students in the CH-UH public schools
Cleveland Heights City Hall, Severance Circle,
Cleveland Heights
through April 30, 2005 during City Hall hours (Monday-
Friday 8:30-5:00)
Presented by HeightsArts
and the Cleveland Heights-
University Heights PTA with the cooperation of the
City of Cleveland Heights
The art features work done in the classes of the
district's 17 art teachers.
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