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Keith LaMar Performs ‘Freedom First’ at CMA and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
It’s a packed week of shows around town
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‘The Girl From the North Country,’ Now at Playhouse Square, Isn’t Your Typical Jukebox Musical
The play is accentuated by Bob Dylan’s music, not centered around it
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Live Film Scores at Tri-C and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus a sensory-senstive orchestra performance at Severance
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In ‘The Island,’ Now at Ensemble Theater, Silence Weighs a Ton
The anti-apartheid play first staged in Cape Town 50 years ago still resonates today
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‘A Day of Music for Israel’ From Cleveland Orchestra Musicians and Friends and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus a “Halloween Spooktacular” show at Severance
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Dracula: The Bloody Truth and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Offer a Halloween Doubleheader in Cleveland
It’s spooky season on the stage too
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‘Zombie Prom’ at Blank Canvas Theatre Will Leave You Irradiated by a Zany, Fun Performance
A rowdy and raucous show lands right in the theater company’s wheelhouse
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Apollo’s Fire Does ‘Handel’s Israel in Egypt’ and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
A jam-packed week of shows
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‘The Grown-Up,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum, Might Lack Deep Insights But the Acting Makes it Plenty of Fun
The cast carries this tour of one man’s lifetime far beyond what the script offers
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Chad Cochran To Open New Studio in the Screw Factory
Cleveland photographer’s work has appeared in magazines such as Rolling Stone and Spin
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Mamet’s ‘American Buffalo’ Shines in None Too Fragile Production
This 50-year-old gem shouldn’t be missed as the NTF crew is hitting on all cylinders
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Kids Deal With the Lasting Effects of Pyscho Parents in ‘Make Believe,’ Now at Dobama Theatre
Unfortunately, this playhouse from hell is actually an overwritten, run-of-the-mill family dysfunction drama