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‘Amadeus’ at the Cleveland Play House is a Sumptuous Duel of Talent and Envy
In the battle of composer Antonio Salieri’s vs. Mozart, the audience wins
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A Busy Week at Severance and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week in Cleveland
Plus, the Bach Festival, CMA’s big night and more
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‘Jitney’ at the Beck Center is Not to Be Missed
The renowned play examines the challenges and joys of Black lives in the 1960s amidst social and economic upheaval
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Oberlin’s “Oclipse” Concert Series and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week in Cleveland
Plus, Cleveland Uncommon Sound Project does Binary Canary and more
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A Queer Descendant of a Confederate General Wrestles With Identity in Stonewallin’
Despite heavy topics, the end of this production from Convergence-Continuum is actually quite cheerful
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And the Winners of the 89th Annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards Are…
The prizes recognize works that address issues of racism and diversity
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Cast Shines in Loquacious and Farcical ‘Bach at Leipzig’ From Seat of the Pants Productions
Characters battle to become the next choir master at St. Thomas Church in a play jam-packed with wordplay and jokes
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Great Lakes Theater’s Production of ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ Lacks the Merry
This edition is a grim affair, though Shakespeare’s foolproof script still delivers some joy
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‘Requiem,’ Making its American Debut at Cleveland Public Theatre, is a Promising Meditation on Death
CPT’s production of the Hanoch Levin play based on Anton Chekhov short stories meets some of the work’s potential
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Apollo’s Fire Takes a Voyage From Spain to the Americas and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
A jam-packed schedule of shows awaits
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The Cleveland Orchestra Does Mozart Concerto (No. 27) and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus CityMusic Cleveland does rediscovered classics and more
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“It Happened in Atlanta,” Now at Karamu, Mines Love and Risk Both Personal and Professional
Enjoying its world premiere, the play features two Black couples getting back together after 20 years