Stage Archives

Cabin Fever

Uncle Tom and Little Eva are hot again at Cleveland Public Theatre.

Rodents and others meet their demise in Beck Center’s Of Mice and Men.

A woman must decide how to surmount racial hatred at Karamu.

Revolving relationships spin a dazzling web in Beck Center’s Seagull.

Urinetown is a giddy, golden shower of parody and satire.

The insults soar, but the passion lags a bit in Great Lakes’ Private Lives.

Straight-folk sex & giggles in I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change.

The blind lead the emotionally crippled in the funny Raised in Captivity.

Several laughs don’t stem the mudslide of mediocrity in The Dinner Party.

Off the Wall‘s improv comedians aim high, fall short at Kennedy’s.

Excellent performances can’t rescue the food-sex recipe in About Time.

A glance back at the triumphs and stumbles of theater in 2003.