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In the play,THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB, a group of female swimmers return each year to the Outer Banks of North Carolina for a weekend rendezvous of drinking and playing catch-up on each other's lives.

In celebration of the 158th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln issuing the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation on Sept.

The CAPA Summer Movie Series, the longest-running classic film series in America, today announced an abbreviated schedule for its 51st series of classic films and cult favorites.

The Columbus Symphony today announced the launch of two new, interactive web sites for students, parents, and teachers to promote online learning.

Presented 'Drive-In' style, the play will be projected live onto a screen outside the playhouse while the actors perform inside.

Since the pandemic began, the arts industry in Ohio has lost $3.

Evolution Theatre Company, in association with the Abbey Theater of Dublin, announces a world premiere production of the new one-person play, 'The Sissy Chronicles,' written and performed by Mark Phillips Schwamberger and directed by Joe Bishara, Theater Supervisor at the Abbey Theater of Dublin.

For three consecutive Fridays beginning September 11, this free video series will livestream 30-minute sets from select graduates of the Lincoln's Expand Your Horizon Incubation Program for emerging artists.

Short North Stage will be presenting the Off Broadway Musical Howard Crabtree's When Pigs Fly as their second Virtual Production (following July's John & Jen).

The Peoplea??s Bank Theatre in Marietta has received a $50,000 donation from Par Mar.

The Columbus Symphony today announced a new, outdoor music series for 2020, the Columbus Symphony Community Concerts.

Seamlessly blending the personal and the political, Grounded tells the story of a hot-rod F16 fighter pilot whose unexpected pregnancy ends her career in the sky.

Into the Woods is a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine.

The Holland Theatre recently received some financial help from local donations.

CAPA today announced the schedule for ¡Viva Festival Latino!, a week-long, online experience that will stand in for the popular, annual Festival Latino canceled for 2020.

Back by popular demand, CAPA will host a third installment of its ApART Together Concert Series, a free, online series featuring concerts from local artists.

Ohio State's Cohort Theatre Company will present a series of Black Lives Matter workshops!

Actors' Theatre of Columbus will offer scholarship opportunities for its 2020 Globe School socially-distant, in-person summer theatre camp program in Schiller Park, now through August 28.

The Abbey Theater of Dublin, as part of its ongoing Virtual Theatre Project, will present the World Premiere production of Marie Regina: The Life of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, written and performed by Nikki Davis.

The Abbey Theater of Dublin, as part of its ongoing Virtual Theatre Project, will present the World Premiere production of Marie Regina: The Life of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, written and performed by Nikki Davis.

The performances of PAW Patrol Live! a?oeThe Great Pirate Adventurea?? originally scheduled for August 28-30 at the Ohio Theatre have been rescheduled to April 3 and 4, 2021.

On Monday evening June 30th, 2020 at 7:00 PM, Red Herring will be premiering a live streaming platform with a series of monologues curated from across the globe by Vivian Lermond.

Lilyfest will continue as an education and gardening experience with Lilyfest Virtual 2020, scheduled for July 10 to 12.

Columbus Children's Theatre has a long history of hosting theatre productions at its theatre on Park Street in the Short North and partnering with other arts organizations and venues to engage young people in education programs and provide live theatre productions to families.

On June 1, 2020, CAPA and the Greater Columbus Arts Council (Arts Council) partnered to launch #ArtUnitesCbus, an initiative to employ Columbus-based visual artists to paint murals on the plywood installed over the broken windows at the Ohio Theatre (39 East State Street) and Arts Council office (18