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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
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‘Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812’ at Great Lakes Theater is Mandatory Viewing, Even if it Defies Easy Description
Change plans, cancel plans, just get there for this resounding success
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A Lively and Streamlined ‘The Tempest’ at Cleveland Play House Showcases the Work’s Comedy, Wizardry
We always have time for a production of this Shakespeare gem
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Season-Opening Concerts Lead This Week’s Classical Music Picks
The Cleveland Orchestra, City Music, Arts Renaissance Tremont and more kick off fall programming
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‘Thurgood,’ Now at Cleveland Play House, is a Warm Reminder of the Supreme Court Justice’s Life and Legacy
The two-act production is more than a Wiki entry for the civil rights and legal icon
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Cleveland Uncommon Sound Project Hosts Dragonchild Plus the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Fall season is kicking into gear
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A Couple Stares Down Climate Change and Love in ‘Lungs’ at Ensemble Theatre
This smart production, which begins with a fight at Ikea, will keep you on your toes
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In Conversation With Cleveland Native Janice A. Lowe, Poet and Musician
She’ll give the keynote at the Great Lakes African American Writers Conference in Cleveland on Sept. 30
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An Expanded (and Free) Cleveland Book Week Showcases World-Class Work
Celebrating brilliant writers and putting Cleveland on the national landscape for literary excellence
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The Cleveland Silent Film Festival and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus a Cleveland Uncommon Sound Project concert
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‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ at Blank Canvas Theatre: A Sometimes Confusing But Generally Amusing Effort
Director Patrick Ciamacco’s projection art is something to behold
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The Orchestra Does Disney at Blossom and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, the Hingetown Jazz Festival