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About Pam Fine

Pamela Fine has had the privilege of serving as Executive Director at Heights Youth Theatre for eight years, Pamela also works with the consulting firm of Janus Small Associates since 2004. She holds a B.A. in Nonprofit Management from Cleveland State University’s Levin College of Urban Affairs.

HYT Fundraiser at Melt Bar & Grilled in Cleveland Heights

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meltlogo_new_color3I hope this finds everyone doing well and had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!   
 
Dine in or carry out at Melt Bar and Grilled in Cleveland Heights on December 6 from 4PM – 10pm and 20% of the food and drink sales accompanied with the attached flyer will be donated directly to HYT. 
 
IMPORTANT: You must have a physical flyer for your sales to go to HYT.  Each individual patron must have their own flyer even if included on a check with other people who have fliers. Sales credited to the fundraiser are for in-house purchases, carryout, in-house merchandise and alcohol. Please do not distribute the flier inside or outside of the restaurant.   

Download The Flyer Here

Please help spread the word and share this flyer with friends and family!  An easy way to raise some money for HYT.
 
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Pamela Fine
Executive Director

Heights Youth Theatre Celebrates Community With Music Man

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At Monticello Middle School Auditorium in Cleveland Heights

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Artwork by Lydia Fine

If you’re looking for an entertaining and meaningful activity to get 2017 off to a good start, you should consider attending a performance of Music Man at Monticello Middle School in Cleveland Heights. It opens on Saturday, October 22, 2016 and closes on Sunday, October 30, 2016.

We are so delighted to bring such a classic American musical theater show to our stage. With extremely talented kids from local areas which include Cleveland Heights, University Heights, and Shaker Heights among many other suburbs in the Cleveland area, we are ready to transform the theater into the small Midwest neighborhood of River City, Iowa. They will take you back to the simpler times where community and family were the paramount values which society lived by.

The show is directed by Kelly Monaghan, with music direction by Stacy Bolton and includes 68 actors in 1st   through 12th grades. The lead cast includes Brian Tuohey as Harold Hill and Courtney Foerg as Marian. The stage manager, the person who coordinates all the moving parts to bring this production to life, is Cleveland Heights resident Claudia Lief Zalevsky along with assistant stage manager Jack Ina.

By attending an HYT performance, you’re supporting theatrical arts in the Heights. Heights Youth Theatre (HYT) has been offering kids year-round opportunities to hone their theatrical skills and entertain audiences for 64 years. Most first-time theater-goers are surprised by the caliber of the work: “The kids put on a great show”, you’ll hear them say. “It’s like Broadway in the Heights!”

Performances will be presented at Monticello Middle School Auditorium, 3665 Monticello Blvd, Cleveland Heights, OH 44121, Saturday, October 22 & 29, 2 PM, Sunday, October 23 & 30, 2 PM, Thursday, October 27, 7 PM, and Friday, October 28, 7 PM. Tickets are $10 general admission and $9 for seniors and children under 6. The box office opens 45 minutes prior to each show. For more information, visit www.heightsyouththeatre.org.  For group seating information, contact Pam at 216-410-7500.

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About Heights Youth Theatre

For 62 years, HYT has provided quality theater education and live theater performances to thousands of children and families in Greater Cleveland. Founded in 1954, HYT produces 3 to 4 complete musicals per year, offering kids and families an unmatched opportunity to gain valuable experience in the theatrical arts. HYT’s goal is to make theater affordable and accessible to people of all incomes and backgrounds in a nurturing environment that encourages social and emotional growth. If you’re interested in supporting Theatrical Arts in the Heights, please visit www.heightsyouththeatre.org for more information.