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‘Acts of Clay’ at Wizbang Theater is the Sort of Fun Storytelling Cleveland Should Have More Of
Offbeat shows can find a home at venues like Wizbang
Christine Howey
Christine Howey has been reviewing theater since 1997, first at Cleveland Free Times and then for other publications including City Pages in Minneapolis, MN and The Plain Dealer. Her blog, Rave and Pan, also features her play reviews. Christine is a former stage actor and director, primarily at Dobama Theatre.
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Limited Touring Run of ‘Les Misérables’ at Playhouse Square is a Melodramatic Gusher
No matter how many times you’ve seen it, there’s always something new to enjoy
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‘The Sunshine Boys’ Plods Along at the Beck Center
The show, written nearly 50 years ago, feels dated in a way the classics don’t
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Cleveland Play House Production of ‘Pride and Prejudice’ Brings Comedic Twists to Jane Austen Classic
With actors playing multiple roles and a feverish energy, the performance brings all that you know and love to new heights
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‘A View From the Bridge’ at Cain Park is a Play with Big Ideas, Huge Emotions
The success of the Arthur Miller script rests in the fact that there aren’t neat and tidy answers
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Blank Canvas Theatre’s Production of ‘The Crucible’ is as Relevant Today as It Was in 1953
The paranoia that overtook Salem more than 300 years ago is being used as a blueprint today
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‘Come From Away’ at Playhouse Square is Pure Hope and Heart
As thousands arrive in a small Canadian town in the aftermath of 9/11, humanity shines through
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Dig Into the World of Teen Angst With “Speech & Debate” at Convergence-Continuum
Misfits find their way armed with words in this production
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BorderLight Theater Festival Review, Day Two: Thursday, July 25
Variety on full display at the festival, with dozens of more shows on tap this weekend
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BorderLight Theater Festival Review, Day One: Wednesday, July 24
BorderLight continues through Saturday, July 27, so there’s plenty of time to catch the action
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Porthouse Theatre’s Production of ‘Annie’ Hits All the Right Notes
50 years later, the musical remains a magnetic show