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‘Choir Boy’ at Karamu House Struggles to Find a Harmonious Narrative
In this play with music, the music soars, but the play is left wanting.
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Clark-Fulton’s Largest Vacant Building to Be New Home for Cleveland Public Health Community Center
The Blanket Mills site off St. Rocco’s Court will be home to a new health center, a slew of nonprofits, along with 60 units of affordable housing
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15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (May 1-4)
MIX returns to Cleveland Museum of Art and Playhouse Square hosts Family Theater Day
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‘RUST: A Story of Steel and Grit’ is a Polished and Transportive Piece of Theater
Dobama Theatre’s world premiere transports you into the industrial valley
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Indie Rockers Pet Symmetry Go Big on New Album
The group performs on May 11 at Mahall’s 20 Lanes in Lakewood
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New Capitol Theatre Series Presents Envelope-Pushing Films
The series is appropriately dubbed WTF Wednesdays
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Cleveland’s Jesse Jukebox Caters To Kids with Concept Album About Consumerism
A release party for the new album takes place on May 4 at the Grog Shop
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Everything Goes Right in Great Lakes Theater’s ‘Noises Off’
It takes precision to make things go wrong in just the right way.
Posted inFood & Drink
Flour Restaurant to Open Second Location at Valor Acres in Brecksville
“We’re thrilled to bring our passion for exceptional dining and genuine hospitality to Brecksville,” says owner Matt Mytro.
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Ending Medicaid Expansion Would Devastate Ohio’s Economy
The Ohio House budget, in line with DeWine, would revoke health insurance for 770,000 Ohioans if the federal government reduced its contribution to Medicaid at the state level
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Ask a Cleveland Sex Therapist: The Complicated Feelings of Being Asexual
Asexuality isn’t the same as sexual aversion, and that’s a topic worth exploring, as well as acceptance for how you feel
