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‘The Last Starfighter’ at Blank Canvas Theatre Goes Off Course
A few pleasures can be found, however, in between the many, many songs
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‘The Land of Oz’ Musical, Now at Dobama Theatre, is Delectable Fun Featuring Beloved Characters With a New Twist
The world premiere retells L. Frank Baum’s sequel to ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’
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Review: All Praise for the Ensemble Cast in the Touring Production of ‘Hamilton,’ Now at Playhouse Square
They make the production the soaring, collaborative work of genius that defines truly great theater
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‘The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum, Still Offers Loads of Gaiety
It’s Adam and Steve and it’s full of laughs
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Buddy and “Elf the Musical” Put a Jolt Into the Holiday Season at the Beck Center
A little different than the movie, it still has its heart in the right place
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Touring Production of “Cats,” Now at Playhouse Square, Is a Predictably Love-It or Hate-It Experience
Prepare for the puns
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“The Great Leap” at Cleveland Play House Features Hoop Dreams, Culture Clashes and Too-Happy Coincidences
Not realistic but not a fairytale, it still features strong performaces
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Two Lead Performances in Great Lakes Theater’s “Romeo and Juliet” Carry the Epic Story of Doomed Love
The production is a bit of a mixed bag otherwise
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Ensemble Theatre’s Production of “Describe the Night” Examines Truths and Lies in Government
100 years of history with a question for the present day
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A Romp Through the Excess of the 1980s in ‘American Psycho,’ Now at Blank Canvas Theatre, Falls Off in the Second Act
Psychopathy set to music
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‘Insurrection: Holding History,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum, Is Gripping, Timely Viewing
The play was written more than 20 years ago by the renowned Black playwright Robert O’Hara
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‘Candlelight Hypothesis,’ Now at Cleveland Public Theatre, is an Immersive Trip Inspired by the Myth of Icarus
It’s a mixture of poetry, ambient music, stylized movement, and it’s worth the experience