A Celebration of Arts & Communication Education

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  Rosemary and Dr. David Estrop, Lucy Sinagra, and Bill Wagner working the Lakewood Schools table.
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  Music provided by Lakewood High's fantastic Viva LaFour.
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  The highlight of any Lakewood social event.
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  When Viva LaFour start to sing, everyone listens.
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  The First Family of Ward One, Catherine and Kevin Butler.
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  Back to the music, Viva LaFour with a very nice version of Brabara-Ann.
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  School Board members Ed Favre and Betsy Shaughnessy.
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  Dr. David Estrop talks to the group about the future of arts and communication education on the Westshore.
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  President and CEO of the Beck Center, Cindy Einhouse kicks off the program.
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  State Rep. Michael Skindell speaks of the need for arts education in schools.
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  Then presents a special proclamation to the schools and Beck Center.
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  "Behind The Scenes Of Urinetown" was part of a demonstration by Scott Spence and the cast of Urine Town, on what "art" brings to the theater. In the demonstration, they performed on a bare stage, then added sets, then costumes, then lights, and then music.
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  Now with costumes.
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  Now add music and lighting.
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  Keynote speaker for the night was Robert Conrad, voice of the Cleveland Orchestra for years on WCLV.
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  Denny Wendell publisher for the Westlake Bay Village Observer talks with teachers from the Westlake Schools Arts Programs.
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  Susan and Bill Grimberg, with Cindy Einhouse.
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  Rosemary Corcoran, with Tom and Cindy Einhouse.
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  Patron for the arts and education in Lakewood Lucy Sinagra explains to Denny Wendell 100 reasons not to leave Lakewood.
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  A wonderful time was shared by all that turned out. The Arts, Music, Theater, Communications, and Food, were all very good. But the future of Arts Education on the Westshore was the star of the evening.

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