Keith A. Joseph, Author at Cleveland Scene

All Bark, No Bite

A Scottish deerhound helps save the show at Porthouse.

Carousel Dinner Theatre is the one place where you can have your show and eat it, too.

The choreography shines in Beck Center’s production of A Chorus Line.

Porthouse’s Much Ado About Nothing spins an Elizabethan-style antic hay.

Ohio Light Opera’s The Firebrand of Florence brings sparkle to a neglected musical gem.

Some of the naïve innocence of the original is revived in Cain Park’s musical.

Victor/Victoria is the mummified remains of a once-lively movie.

Dobama’s Kids’ Playwriting Festival offers ice cream and cake for the soul.

This production of Henry V may lead Shakespeare fans to fear that they were enamored of an ass.

Floyd Collins may be likened to a collaboration between Hank Williams and Stravinsky.

In this bizarre one-man production, Emily Dickinson haunts a house.

Beck Center’s production of The Odd Couple is a tribute to the glory days of the high school play.