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Cleveland Poets and Couple Kortney Morrow and Quartez Harris Are on the Rise
Exploring the self, the other, the union, the art and a six-figure book deal
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Nick Lee’s Mural Is an Ode to the Artist’s Japanese American Heritage
‘This Yokai is a Ningyo,’ seen on the side of the Shoreway Building, is the culmination of an artist residency with FeverDream
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The Cleveland Orchestra’s Humanities Festival and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus a local troubadour, Re:Sound 2024 and more
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A Brownbag Lunch Concert at Trinity Cathedral and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, original student scores to silent short films and more
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Company at the Connor Palace Theatre is an Absolute Treat (with Mixed Results)
The main male role of Bobby has been switched to a female named Bobbie
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Cleveland Orchestra + Karamu House and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, tons of chamber music on the docket
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You Truly Must See ‘Funny, Like an Abortion’ at Cleveland Public Theatre
Can a near future when all U.S. women are denied medical care for life-threatening pregnancies be funny? This production says yes
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‘Always… Patsy Cline’ at Great Lakes Theater is a Fitting and Fun Tribute to the Artist
More concert than play, the production follows a fan who inserts herself into Cline’s orbit
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Loneliness, Love and Too Much of One Character in ‘Significant Other’ at Dobama Theatre
Do gay men have it harder than straight women? The production fails to deliver a satisfying examination
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The Singers Club Does a Game-Show Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, Richard Bona stops by town for a show and more
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Cleveland Artist’s ‘the rage project’ Showcases Women’s Expression, Emotion
“It became apparent that there was no place for women to put their rage. It was obvious that it wasn’t allowed, wasn’t accepted,” says photographer Christina Ramirez
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‘Stomp’ Gives the Audience What it Wants at Playhouse Square
The ever-popular extravangaza of noise is back