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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
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‘Jitney’ at the Beck Center is Not to Be Missed
The renowned play examines the challenges and joys of Black lives in the 1960s amidst social and economic upheaval
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A Queer Descendant of a Confederate General Wrestles With Identity in Stonewallin’
Despite heavy topics, the end of this production from Convergence-Continuum is actually quite cheerful
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Cast Shines in Loquacious and Farcical ‘Bach at Leipzig’ From Seat of the Pants Productions
Characters battle to become the next choir master at St. Thomas Church in a play jam-packed with wordplay and jokes
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Great Lakes Theater’s Production of ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ Lacks the Merry
This edition is a grim affair, though Shakespeare’s foolproof script still delivers some joy
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‘Requiem,’ Making its American Debut at Cleveland Public Theatre, is a Promising Meditation on Death
CPT’s production of the Hanoch Levin play based on Anton Chekhov short stories meets some of the work’s potential
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“It Happened in Atlanta,” Now at Karamu, Mines Love and Risk Both Personal and Professional
Enjoying its world premiere, the play features two Black couples getting back together after 20 years
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Dobama Brings a Whole Lot of Soul to ‘Something Clean’
Stellar performances help it soar above any of the script’s dings and dents
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‘Funny Girl,’ Now at Playhouse Square, Brings to Mind the Star Power of the Streisand Original
Everyone’s always compared to Barbra. This touring production gives some new talent to pay attention to
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Plenty of Physical Comedy Awaits In ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ at the Cleveland Play House
But audience members looking for more nuanced laughs might not be chuckling as hard
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Great Lakes Theater’s Production of ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ is a Luscious Theatrical Package
Buckle in for a night of splendid turns and visual delights