Keith A. Joseph

The comedy franchise’s Cleveland outlet stumbles out of the gate.

The 54-year-old musical is looking lovelier than ever.

Shakespeare’s immortal lovers are sacrificed to pretentiousness.

Two major playwrights thrive on local stages.

Sondheim’s unearthed debut musical generates sparks.

Local offerings range from camp to damp.

Two plays land audiences in the wrong places.

Pinter’s parable of derisive scorn still stings.

The Play House offers a debut no theater lover should miss.

Two luminaries get the theatrical treatment.

A pair of two-character plays cover the spectrum from martyrdom to mayhem.

Vivacious Ann-Margret rejuvenates an aging musical.