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When evaluating a performance at Dobama the mantra to be used is, 'Would Donald approve?' Donald, in this case is Donald Bianchi, who, in 1959, with a small and enthusiastic group of thespians, founded what we now know as Dobama, Cleveland's off-Broadway theatre.
As the story goes, 'In 1991, Jeannette Sorrell was invited to interview for the position of Assistant Conductor with The Cleveland Orchestra.
Cleveland native, Michael Cavanaugh, has been called the 'New Voice of the American Rock and Roll Songbook.
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, now on stage at the Connor Palace as part of the Key Bank Series, is a show with a history of controversy.
HURRICANE DIANE, a 90-minute play without intermission, now on stage at Dobama, has been described as 'An astonishing new play which whirls ancient myth, lesbian pulp, ecological thriller and The Real Housewives of Monmouth County into a perfect storm of timely tragicomedy.
It's that time of year again.
California is noted as the home of liberal beliefs and a relaxed attitude toward sex.
Each holiday season Beck Center presents a child-centric show.
INTO THE WOODS is a musical with a book by James Lapine and music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
In 2010 a gay Mississippi high school student was banned from coming to her senior prom by the school’s Board of Education because she wanted to bring her girlfriend as her date.
Air guitar is a form of dance and movement in which performers pretend to play an imaginary electric guitar.
For the last several years more and more attention has been placed on The Black Lives Matter and Me-Too movements, woke language, microaggression, radical feminism, transgenderism, Critical Race Theory and aggression against Asians.
THE TEMPEST, now on stage at Great Lakes Theatre, is thought to be Shakespeare's last known play.
The return to a live performance program, 'New Beginnings,' staged on October 14 and 17, just reinforced the orchestra's masterful sound and ability to captivate an audience.
Written in 1982, the play is set in a recording studio in Chicago in 1920.
The death penalty carries the inherent risk of executing an innocent person.
THE LION KING, whose North American touring company, which recently opened in CLE's Playhouse Square's Key Bank State Theatre, has an enviable record.
A native New Yorker, Neil Simon is recognized as Broadway's King of Comedy.
Clyde Simon, the artistic director and one-man-band who founded convergence-continuum, CLE's Tremont-housed theatre, has an affinity for choosing challenging shows.
Finegan Kruckemeyer, the author of THIS GIRL LAUGHS, THIS GIRL CRIES, THIS GIRL DOES NOTHING, now on stage at Beck Center for the Arts, was born in Ireland and has lived much of his life in Tasmania, an island state of Australia.
As I was walking into the pavilion at Blossom Music Center, the woman in front of me kept stopping to take pictures on her I-phone.
Amélie, which is now on stage at Mercury Theatre, is a musical is based on the romantic comedy film of the same name.
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The Wizard of Oz Cassidy Theatre (10/06-10/25) |
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The Producers Short North Stage - Garden Theater (3/12-4/11) |
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Ruthless! The Musical Renaissance Theatre (1/29-2/07) |
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Elijah: Prophet of Fire Ohio Star Theater (5/15-11/05) PHOTOS VIDEOS |
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Honk! Near West Theatre (2/12-2/28) |
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Sweeney Todd Short North Stage - Garden Theater (9/26-10/17) |
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Annie Near West Theatre (11/20-12/06) |
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Rush at Rocket Arena Rocket Arena (9/17-9/18) |
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Dear Evan Hansen Short North Stage - Garden Theater (1/23-2/14) |
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Come From Away Renaissance Theatre (3/12-3/21) |
