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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 22-25)
Jo Koy plays the State Theatre and the Cavaliers take on the Brooklyn Nets at Rocket Arena
Arts & Culture
Explore the vibrant arts and culture scene of Cleveland, Ohio. Discover the city’s rich history through its museums and historic sites. Enjoy live performances of music, theater, and dance at world-class venues. Find the latest exhibitions at renowned art galleries and cultural centers.
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Seat of the Pants Presents a Dark, Detailed ‘Suddenly Last Summer’
Creative staging and emotional performances tackle a harrowing script.
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Zarna Garg Finds Comedy in Motherhood
The comedian performs on October 24 at the Mimi Ohio Theatre
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 15-18)
The Browns take on the Baltimore Ravens at Huntington Bank Field and Carbon Leaf plays Music Box Supper Club
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Loose Romantic Ties and Graveside Confessions Haunt ‘Conversations After a Burial’ at Cesear’s Forum
The death of a patriarch brings a lopsided love triangle to the light.
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An Anxiety-Inducing ‘Sleeping Giant’ at convergence–continuum Awakens Monsters
It’s not the monsters you have to fear, however, but the humans.
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Is ‘The Who’s TOMMY’ Still Relevant? Touring Rock Opera at Playhouse Square Raises the Question
Nostalgia, fandom and spectacle power the launch of TOMMY’s North American Tour.
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Karamu House’s ‘Mr. Rickey Calls a Meeting’ Is a Look Beyond the Dugout
This pressure cooker of a drama explores the nuances of breaking baseball’s color barrier.
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Treebark Books to Open in Gordon Square This Fall
Rebecca Fisher, a former librarian, plans to mostly sell books by women and minority writers.
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Oct. 8-11)
Foster the People play Blossom and the Spooky Pooch Parade returns to Madison Park
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Beck Center’s ‘World Class Care’ Is a Hyper-Local Comedy for Clevelanders
In this world premiere satire, two health care giants are determined to own all of Cleveland.
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‘The Ferryman’ at Ensemble Theatre Is a Theatrical Tour de Force
This is three hours and fifteen minutes of exquisite theater you won’t soon forget.