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‘Insurrection: Holding History,’ Now at Convergence-Continuum, Is Gripping, Timely Viewing
The play was written more than 20 years ago by the renowned Black playwright Robert O’Hara
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‘Candlelight Hypothesis,’ Now at Cleveland Public Theatre, is an Immersive Trip Inspired by the Myth of Icarus
It’s a mixture of poetry, ambient music, stylized movement, and it’s worth the experience
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Touring Production of ‘Les Miserables’ at Playhouse Square is Big, Ballsy Broadway on Display
Give yourself some goosebumbs ahead of the election
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‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ at the Ohio Shakespeare Festival is a Kid-Friendly Musical Done the Right Way
And adults will have a blast too
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None Too Fragile’s Production of David Mamet’s Still-Timely ‘Oleanna’ Mostly Hits the Mark
But it doesn’t quite capture the full complexity of the script
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‘The Thin Place’ at Dobama Theatre is an Occasionally Gripping Venture Into the Gap Between the Living and Dead
The elaborate ghost story could use more heft
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Sex, Food, and Slapstick Reign in ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ at Blank Canvas Theatre
Belly laughs without thinking too much? It’s just the ticket
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‘Buyer and Cellar’ at the Beck Center Is More Than Funny Fluff
Issues like fame, luxury and loneliness are tackled in the one-man play via a Barbara Streisand setup
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Teens Fall Down a Video Game Hole in ‘Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom’ at Convergence-Continuum, But It’s a Shallow Trip
It’s virtual reality vs. reality without a clear answer
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‘Frozen’ at Playhouse Square Alternately Soars and Stumbles
Which isn’t to say it’s not worth the price of admission
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‘The SpongeBob Musical’ at Blank Canvas Theatre is a Fast-Paced Delight for All Ages
Catch a ride on this bubble