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Great Lakes Theater’s Production of ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ is a Luscious Theatrical Package
Buckle in for a night of splendid turns and visual delights
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Underrepresented Composers at Convivium 33 Gallery and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, visiting artists all around town
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‘Alter,’ Now at Cleveland Public Theatre, Shows a Local Playwright on the Rise
The production is also a great next step for Teatro Publico de Cleveland, the Latino theatre collective launched by CPT ten years ago
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The CAN Triennial Art Exhibition is No More
The group cited the current funding landscape, among other reasons
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‘Mother Courage and Her Children’ at Ensemble Theatre is a Gritty Portrayal of the Grisly Business of War
Mother Courage illustrates the fragility of human values in the face of conflict
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Black History Month Concerts and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, No Exit does surrealism at the art museum and more
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Fiery Passion and Purpose on Full Display in ‘At the Wake of a Dead Drag Queen’ at Dobama
Two compelling characters will leave a lasting impression
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Literary Lovers, a Valentine’s Day Event for Book Fans, Returns to Visible Voice
“If you love books, this is the perfect way to do something different to celebrate Valentine’s Day.”
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Cleveland Pops Orchestra Presents ‘A Tribute to the Beatles’ and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, University Circle rings in Black History Month and more
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Review: ‘Mamma Mia!’ at Playhouse Square Will Have You Dancing In Your Seat
Think seeing the movie was enough? This production will prove you wrong
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Set in 1970s Cleveland, ‘Breakfast at the Bookstore,’ Now at Karamu, is a Powerful Work on Black Residents’ Fight for Freedom
Amid the turmoil of the Civil Rights era and the Glenville riots, the characters look for sustenance of all kinds
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None Too Fragile Theatre on Hiatus as It Seeks New Home
A lease issue has left the theater group with nowhere to stage plays