Stage

Ibsen goes to Cleveland in Great Lakes’s latest update.

The crew and passengers of the Titanic don their dancing shoes.

In JCC’s Never the Sinner, two half-souls combine to make one monster.

Beckett’s morality play still wows them in the wilds of Cleveland.

J.M. Barrie’s rarely performed World War I fantasy is a treat the kids can do without.

After 52 years, Finian has its wit and whimsy intact.

Dobama steers clear of holiday cheer with a play worthy of celebration.

Cleveland Public Theatre gives us the nightmare before Christmas.

Morning´s at Seven is a masterpiece of melancholy-tinged good cheer.

Cleveland Play House’s Seascape takes audiences back to their roots.

Beck Center’s Romeo and Juliet could be served up for Thanksgiving.

Eric Coble’s Poe tale is full of riches.