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Apollo’s Fire’s The Fiddlers of Dublin and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week
Summer festival season is heating up
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Laughs Give Way to a Slog in ‘Walking to Buchenwald,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum
The play tells two stories, and they just never mesh
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Classical Music Festival Season Begins in Northeast Ohio
Including ‘She Scores 2023,’ featuring 19 works by 14 female composers
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‘Doubt: A Parable,’ Now at the Beck Center, is a Battle of Wits and Morals Without an Easy Conclusion
The play is a rich theatrical stew served well by the actors
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Talespinner Children’s Theatre Moving to 78th Street Studios, Bringing Shows to Neighborhoods Around the City
The nonprofit children’s theater is ending its nearly decade-long run at The Centers for Families and Children.
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Dynamite Acting and Production Make ‘Dear Evan Hansen,’ Now at Playhouse Square, a Theatrical Winner
Teen angst, teen lies, and viral misconceptions
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A Karamu House Concert Honors Black Composers and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week
Plus a couple Cleveland Orchestra programs not to miss
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The Cleveland Orchestra Does “The American Dream” and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus No Exit at Waterloo Arts
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‘Ken Ludwig’s Moriarty: A New Sherlock Holmes Adventure,’ Now at the Cleveland Play House, is No Adventure at All
Tired jokes and missing mysteries
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The Cleveland Orchestra Does Samuel Barber’s Concerto and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus No Exit’s end-of-season show of new music
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Great Lakes Theater’s Production of “Ain’t Misbehavin'” is a Tale of Two Acts
The pace slows down in the second half and actors are given some room to go deeper
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Review: “The Tina Turner Musical” at Playhouse Square Will Take You Higher
Though it doesn’t delve too deeply into the horrors of her personal life, the show is an energetic celebration of her career