The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Cincinnati.
This grand and heartwarming spectacle is not only a fantastic stage musical appealing to all ages, but it also provides reminders about the dangers of tyranny and dictatorship, as well as the need for creativity and diversity in theatre.
It is always baffling to me, the things that history books don’t teach us.
Presenting a splendid, one-of-a-kind performance filled with comedy, magic, and heartwarming moments, Lucy Darling stopped in Cincinnati for a night to share her charisma and sharp wit.
It’s very seldom these days that an original play check sall the boxes, yet Mrs.
What did our critic think of THE WIZ at Aronoff Center, Procter & Gamble Hall?
Othello is arguably Shakespeare’s most controversial show, often called a “problem show,” given its deep explorations into race and misogyny.
Mythic is the latest in the line of musicals adapted from Greek mythology, and it is making its anticipated U.
The catchy doo-wop and early rock n’ roll style of music alongside the fashion and other paraphernalia of the the 1950s give a nostalgic feeling for this classic show, but this production of Grease still has a necessary edge to make this show successful.
With outstanding performances by the two actresses, stunningly creative design choices fitting of the time and setting, and a superb live band to provide an authentic twang sound, The Carnegie adds another hit to their roster.
The Cincinnati Opera's current production of Fiddler on the Roof goes beyond all expectations.
Nick Fradiani leads the First National Broadway Tour as Neil Diamond with an uncanny finesse, taking the audience through the heyday of his career.
The first national Broadway tour of & Juliet exemplifies an unmatched energy that keeps its audiences invested, rivaling the NYC Broadway company in quality.
The event on February 19th completely sold out The Andrew J Brady Music Center, filling the auditorium with adoring fans who have flocked to see their favorite dancers in person.
Life of Pi was originally a novel by Yann Martel released in 2001, where our main character Piscine Molitor 'Pi' Patel and his family leave India to immigrate to Canada.
The Carnegie and CCM bring together an exceptional cast and creative team to demonstrate a unique interpretation of Seussical, focusing heavily on the importance of imagination, storytelling, and unconventional thinking.
With its spectacular design elements and a talented, lively cast, How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a great outing for any family looking to celebrate some holiday spirit, or really anyone who appreciates the classic story by Dr.
Rutka is a new musical that adapts the diary entries of a young Jewish girl's final months before being killed in 1943 in the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Mamma Mia! is an absolute blast of a musical when it’s done right, and the current North American touring production goes above and beyond.
From the point of the titular ticking noise haunting the theatre at the beginning of the show, The Carnegie’s production of Tick, Tick… Boom! captivates the audience and lets them live vicariously through the characters’ joy, heartache, distress, and growth all in the span of 100 minutes.
The anticipation of The Carnegie’s production of The Rocky Horror Show has paid off with its exciting cast, creative designs, and taboo energy.
Though the script is very similar to the 1985 movie of the same name and features many of the same iconic lines and story elements, this adaptation of Clue is successful in its own right.
The energy was high on opening night as the sold-out crowd cheered loudly from the house from the very first beat and light shift.
Whether or not this is the first production someone has seen of The Book of Mormon, the talent holds up as the actors fully embrace their roles, while the remaining elements still perfectly fit the show's intent as it spreads its messages all over the country.
This sold-out performance at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, Ohio was highly anticipated by local fans, and they voiced their elation over seeing their favorite dancers in person.
With the combination of great direction by Joe Bertucci and an excellent execution by the rest of the team, The Carnegie’s production of Hello, Dolly! is a fantastic example of how a Golden Age musical should be presented through a local company.
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101 DALMATIANS, THE MUSICAL The Emery Theater (4/16-5/02) |
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Lalovavi Cincinnati Music Hall (7/09-7/11) |
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LA CAGE AUX FOLLES The Carnegie (8/14-8/23) |
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An Evening with Mike Masse: Epic Acoustic Classic Rock Fairfield Community Arts Center (10/03-10/03) |
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Garrison Keillor 'Tonight at The Kent Stage' on August 23rd The Kent Stage (8/23-8/23) |
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Hadestown (Non-Equity) The Aronoff Center [Proctor and Gamble Hall] (5/12-5/16) |
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In The Heartland at the Goodyear Theater October 3rd 2026 Goodyear Theater (10/03-10/03) |
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DR. SEUSS’S HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! THE MUSICAL The Emery Theater (12/04-12/20) |
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DISNEY AND CAMERON MACKINTOSH’S MARY POPPINS JR. The Emery Theater (10/09-10/25) |
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The Taste of Emo - Free Music Friday at MadTree's Oakley Taproom MadTree's Oakley Taproom (9/04-9/04) |
