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CPH’s ‘The Christine Jorgensen Show’ Spotlights Transgender Joy
There’s true value in transgender stories receiving a lighthearted, joyful telling.
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Big Lights and Big Talent Looking Pretty in ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ at Playhouse Square
“Welcome to the melting pot, corners where we sellin’ rock.”
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‘Andy Warhol in Iran’ at Beck Center Explores Poignant Themes with Bluntness
The best art does not tell you what to feel but helps you feel.
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‘Canadian Gothic’ & ‘American Modern’ at Cesear’s Forum is a Cerebral Exercise
The unique narrative style and staging of these two plays will challenge you.
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Dobama’s ‘Witch’ is Worth Selling Your Soul
The Devil has come to Dobama, and he’s a charmer.
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Great Lakes Theater’s ‘Sunday in the Park’ Paints a Pretty Portrait, Has a Blurry Focus
In this colorful production, one character pulls the focus – and it’s not George…
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Cleveland Play House’s ‘Our Town’ Will Humble You With Hard Life Lessons
This classic show has a few life lessons to share, and CPH is a strict teacher.
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‘we are continuous’ at convergence-continuum Shifts the Narrative
Shattering the fourth wall leads to honest explorations of gay relationships.
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‘Beetlejuice’–The Show About Death–Is Still Kicking and Back at Playhouse Square
After over two and a half years of touring, the energy behind “Beetlejuice” is alive and well.
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‘Caroline, or Change’ at Cain Park Burns Bright
Despite sound issues, the talent of “Caroline, or Change” gives a fiery performance.
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‘School of Rock’ at Porthouse Theatre Hands the Kids the AUX Cord
Northeast Ohio’s up-and-coming artists take center stage as rock stars.
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Ohio Shakespeare Festival’s ‘The Tempest’ is a Magical Show in an Enchanting Setting
What’s more alluring than a well-performed, romantic Shakespearean romp under the stars?