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‘In the Heights’ Soars at Cleveland Play House
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s first major musical explores home and love in Washington Heights
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No Exit Brings Its Surrealism Series to a Close and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plenty of concerts on tap before things slow down for the summer
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The Cleveland Orchestra’s Humanities Festival and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus a local troubadour, Re:Sound 2024 and more
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A Brownbag Lunch Concert at Trinity Cathedral and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, original student scores to silent short films and more
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Company at the Connor Palace Theatre is an Absolute Treat (with Mixed Results)
The main male role of Bobby has been switched to a female named Bobbie
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Cleveland Orchestra + Karamu House and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, tons of chamber music on the docket
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You Truly Must See ‘Funny, Like an Abortion’ at Cleveland Public Theatre
Can a near future when all U.S. women are denied medical care for life-threatening pregnancies be funny? This production says yes
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‘Always… Patsy Cline’ at Great Lakes Theater is a Fitting and Fun Tribute to the Artist
More concert than play, the production follows a fan who inserts herself into Cline’s orbit
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Loneliness, Love and Too Much of One Character in ‘Significant Other’ at Dobama Theatre
Do gay men have it harder than straight women? The production fails to deliver a satisfying examination
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The Singers Club Does a Game-Show Concert and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
Plus, Richard Bona stops by town for a show and more
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‘Stomp’ Gives the Audience What it Wants at Playhouse Square
The ever-popular extravangaza of noise is back
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‘Amadeus’ at the Cleveland Play House is a Sumptuous Duel of Talent and Envy
In the battle of composer Antonio Salieri’s vs. Mozart, the audience wins