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True Grit
Laurence Channing, an artist with the vision of a private eye, probes the soft spots in Cleveland’s underbelly.
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Out of the Pens of Babes
Dobama’s Kids’ Playwriting Festival offers ice cream and cake for the soul.
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Royal Broil
This production of Henry V may lead Shakespeare fans to fear that they were enamored of an ass.
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In Farm’s Way
Thanks to Thomas G. McNickle’s tired approach to landscape painting, there’s mold in them thar hills.
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The Triumph of Cacophony
Floyd Collins may be likened to a collaboration between Hank Williams and Stravinsky.
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A Touch of the Poetess
In this bizarre one-man production, Emily Dickinson haunts a house.
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Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?
If you can’t stand a little conceptual heat, stay out of Lee Mingwei’s kitchen.
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On the Down Side
The work’s on the floor at this exhibit — and that’s where it belongs.
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Two Men and a Divorce
Beck Center’s production of The Odd Couple is a tribute to the glory days of the high school play.
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Theater in Slow Motion
Audiences at Blues for an Alabama Sky are liable to suffer from lack of oxygen.
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The Graduates
A group of young artists just out of the Cleveland Institute of Art hasn’t yet made the grade.
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So-So Birdie
This schizophrenic stage production reinforces the film version’s supremacy.