Arts Stories & Interviews

Apollo's Fire Kicks off Season and More Classical Music Picks of the Week

By ClevelandClassical Staff

Oct 5, 2022

Hang on tight — here’s this week's packed list of Classical music events in Northeast Ohio. On Wednesday, October 5, there are four free events, each beginning at 7:30 pm...

"Wenceslas Square" at Kennedy's Down Under is Well-Acted Semi-Pseudo-Quasi-Comedy

But in current political climate, easygoing play like this feels like bringing a foam fist to a knife fight.

By Christine Howey
Oct 4, 2022
"Noises Off" at Lakeland Civic Theatre is a Mostly Satisfying Hot Mess

But neither hot nor messy enough to achieve pure farce this classic script envisions.

By Christine Howey
Sep 29, 2022
Artist Leigh Brooklyn Displays Anatomical Mastery, Dystopian Vision in "All of Me"

Solo exhibition opens at Tremont's Kaiser Gallery Oct. 7

By Shawn Mishak
Sep 29, 2022
Nuero-divergent Actor Maurice Kimball IV Steals Show in Beck's 'Curious Incident'

Arresting stage play is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Mark Haddon

By Christine Howey
Sep 29, 2022
'Clybourne Park' is Ensemble Master Class at Ensemble Theatre

2010 play about racial integration and property values in Chicago burbs comes to life in South Euclid

By Christine Howey
Sep 27, 2022
Sweet But Simplistic 'American Mariachi' Now Playing at Cleveland Play House

Not enough character development in jukebox Mariachi musical

By Christine Howey
Sep 26, 2022
"Little Shop of Horrors" Awaits with Open Jaws at Great Lakes Theater

By Christine Howey
Sep 23, 2022
Jake Kelly Debuts 'Blowing Minds,' the Latest Installment in 'The Death, Destruction, Vice and Sleaze' Comic Series

All kinds of crazy Cleveland history is unearthed

By Shawn Mishak
Sep 22, 2022
Les Délices Kicks Off Their Season Plus the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week

A jam-packed schedule awaits

By ClevelandClassical Staff
Sep 22, 2022
Sex, Food, and Slapstick Reign in 'One Man, Two Guvnors' at Blank Canvas Theatre

Belly laughs without thinking too much? It's just the ticket

By Christine Howey
Sep 17, 2022
Forget About Those ‘Immersive’ Exhibits — The Detroit Institute of Arts Has the Good Stuff With Upcoming ‘Van Gogh in America’

Will the real Van Gogh please stand up?

By Lee DeVito
Sep 16, 2022
Opening Soon, "W/O Limits" Exhibition Exclusively Features Works by Artists Facing Chronic Illness or Disability

It opens on Sept. 22 at the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve

By Shawn Mishak
Sep 16, 2022
The Intersection of Dance and Music at BW and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week

There's no shortage of concerts in September

By ClevelandClassical Staff
Sep 15, 2022
'Buyer and Cellar' at the Beck Center Is More Than Funny Fluff

Issues like fame, luxury and loneliness are tackled in the one-man play via a Barbara Streisand setup

By Christine Howey
Sep 12, 2022
Cleveland Book Week: Six Poems From Local Artists and Anisfield-Wolf Winners

Featuring Ishmael Reed, Ali Black, Stephanie Ginese, Donika Kelly and Victoria Chang

By Literary Cleveland
Sep 7, 2022
Digging Into Cleveland Book Week, Bigger and Better Than Ever in 2022

A whole lot is on tap from Sept. 6-18

By Literary Cleveland
Sep 7, 2022
Denne Michele Norris on Writing, Cleveland, and Elevating Black Trans Voices

Norris is the first Black, openly trans woman to helm a major literary publication

By Literary Cleveland
Sep 7, 2022
“Borderlands” Explores the Vast Unknown at the Kaiser Gallery in Tremont

The middle is the message

By Shawn Mishak
Sep 7, 2022
Opera in the Park and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week

It's back to school time

By ClevelandClassical Staff
Sep 6, 2022
Local Artists Deconstruct Text Messages in Thought-Provoking Exhibition at the Yards Project

What are we really communicating?

By Shawn Mishak
Sep 2, 2022

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