Whether you’re a long-time reader of VISIONS, or you’ve joined us recently, you are probably aware of the superb work of Margaret Ford-Taylor. This nationally known playwright and Kennedy Center Award Recipient is well known for her mesmerizing plays. As founder of the Cleveland Art Theatre (CAT), Ford-Taylor has built upon the foundation of a sterling reputation to once again bring the best of theatre to Northeast Ohio.
Ford-Taylor, along with Joyce Meadows, the very competent staff, the CAT board of directors, actors, actresses, musicians, and the entire crew create an unbeatable combination that have area theatre goers in anxious anticipation before they arrive, on the edge of their seats during the performance, and on the telephone with friends and relatives when they leave the theatre. Many performances of “Oh Mary Don’t You Weep” are already sold out.
Thanks to my very insightful wife, we have reserved a block of tickets for the Sunday, April 2nd Matinee performance of “Oh Mary Don’t You Weep” at a reduced price of $17.00 per seat.
Tickets for this performance at the $17.00 price are available on a first-come, first- served basis, and may be purchased by contacting Dianne Ford at 330-425-8776. Please join us for this very memorable experience.
Margaret Ford-Taylor (Writer), Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Cleveland Art Theatre (CAT), is recognized for her work in the theatre arts over the last several decades as a teacher, director, playwright, actress and arts administrator. Two-time Emmy nominee, Ford-Taylor is the recipient of many awards, commendations and honors. This season, in addition to her work with Tales & Scales, her commissions include work with the Paul Robeson Theatre in Buffalo, New York; The West Angeles Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles, California and with Creative Writing Projects in Cleveland, Ohio. Former Executive Director of Cleveland's Karamu House and its performing arts theatre, Ford-Taylor currently teaches theatre arts at Cleveland State University and the University of Akron.
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