Posted inArts & Culture The Surreal Thing Beckett’s morality play still wows them in the wilds of Cleveland. Keith A. JosephJanuary 13, 2000July 16, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture Shades of Darkness Never a lighthearted painter, Raphael Gleitsmann took on an even bleaker aspect after his experiences in WWII. Charles YannopoulosJanuary 6, 2000June 1, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture Divine Perspiration Concentration and effort went into the creation of Poussin’s masterpiece, “Holy Family on the Steps.” Charles YannopoulosDecember 30, 1999June 1, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture Mid-Life Journal Artist’s retrospective covers the things that matter most in his life and work. Charles YannopoulosDecember 23, 1999June 24, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture Fairy Tale for the Folks J.M. Barrie’s rarely performed World War I fantasy is a treat the kids can do without. Keith A. JosephDecember 16, 1999June 30, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture The Healing Arts Mentally ill artists derive therapeutic benefits from their work. Charles YannopoulosDecember 16, 1999September 12, 2023
Posted inArts & Culture Revival of the Fittest After 52 years, Finian has its wit and whimsy intact. Keith A. JosephDecember 9, 1999February 15, 2023
Posted inArts & Culture Excessive to a Fault The point gets lost when Accumulations piles up objects and ideas. Charles YannopoulosDecember 9, 1999August 12, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture Holocaust and Reward An immigrant’s return to Romania helps her reclaim her creativity and come to terms with a traumatic Jewish past. Charles YannopoulosDecember 2, 1999June 26, 2025
Posted inArts & Culture Parading on the Rain Dobama steers clear of holiday cheer with a play worthy of celebration. Keith A. JosephDecember 2, 1999August 6, 2025