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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
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‘The Fugitive’s Lesson’ at Cesar’s Forum Offers Loads of Absurdity and Laughs
Settle in and embrace it
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Bombino Brings Guitar Wizardry to the Art Museum and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, No Exit tackles surrealism and more
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Touring Revival of ‘The Wiz,’ Now at Playhouse Square, is a Feast of Voices
But it has some kinks to work out before heading back to Broadway
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The Cleveland Orchestra Debuts a New Concerto From Austrian Composer and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus shows from the Uncommon Sound Project, BlueWater Chamber Orchestra and more
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What Does a Sandwich Say? In ‘Clyde’s,’ Now at Karamu House, a Whole Lot
Food as fodder for the lives of formerly incarcerated people
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‘Cat’s-Paw,’ Now at the Beck Center, Focuses on the Wrong Enemies in a World of Terror
Twenty years after the play was written, the world has changed too much