Performing Arts

The Singers Club Does a Game-Show Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week

'Stomp' Gives the Audience What it Wants at Playhouse Square

'Amadeus' at the Cleveland Play House is a Sumptuous Duel of Talent and Envy

A Busy Week at Severance and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week in Cleveland

Oberlin's “Oclipse” Concert Series and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week in Cleveland

A Queer Descendant of a Confederate General Wrestles With Identity in Stonewallin'

Cast Shines in Loquacious and Farcical 'Bach at Leipzig' From Seat of the Pants Productions

Great Lakes Theater's Production of 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' Lacks the Merry

'Requiem,' Making its American Debut at Cleveland Public Theatre, is a Promising Meditation on Death

"It Happened in Atlanta," Now at Karamu, Mines Love and Risk Both Personal and Professional

'Funny Girl,' Now at Playhouse Square, Brings to Mind the Star Power of the Streisand Original

Plenty of Physical Comedy Awaits In 'The Play That Goes Wrong' at the Cleveland Play House

Great Lakes Theater's Production of 'Murder on the Orient Express' is a Luscious Theatrical Package

'Alter,' Now at Cleveland Public Theatre, Shows a Local Playwright on the Rise

'Mother Courage and Her Children' at Ensemble Theatre is a Gritty Portrayal of the Grisly Business of War

Fiery Passion and Purpose on Full Display in 'At the Wake of a Dead Drag Queen' at Dobama

Review: 'Mamma Mia!' at Playhouse Square Will Have You Dancing In Your Seat

Set in 1970s Cleveland, 'Breakfast at the Bookstore,' Now at Karamu, is a Powerful Work on Black Residents' Fight for Freedom

None Too Fragile Theatre on Hiatus as It Seeks New Home

Mrs. Doubtfire Musical, Now at Playhouse Square, Feels Shopworn