Despite its unsettling taboo themes, the play, which won a Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1998, has the gentle humor of a bittersweet coming-of-age comedy.
Funny, moving and unfailingly wise, "The Flick" is one of the most humane pieces of theater on the current American stage.
Star stuns crowd gathered the Playhouse Square's State Theatre for 2017-18 KeyBank Broadway Series launch.
With "Barbecue," playwright Robert O'Hara cements himself as one of the most potent, sophisticated and fearless satirists writing today.
Also on tap: 'Waitress,' 'Rent' and 'Love Never Dies,' a sequel to 'Phantom.'
'Wait Until Dark' pits its bind heroine against a trio of very bad men.
'Bring It On: The Musical' features the music and lyrics of "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
'Shakespeare in Love,' adapted for the stage, kicks off the theater's 102nd season.
The 2016 release 'Sissle and Blake Sing Shuffle Along' wins Grammy gold for best liner notes.
Impassioned debate continues over proposed changes to arts funding in Cuyahoga County
Rousing. Exquisitely crafted. Extraordinarily beautiful.
"Shadow of the Run" brings audiences face-to-face with famed Cleveland police chief Eliot Ness as he searches for the grisly Torso Killer.
Also on tap in 2017-18 -- "Beehive: The '60s Musical," a celebration of the women whose voices helped define a decade.
Ken Ludwig's madcap adaption of "The Hound of the Baskervilles" features five actors in nearly 40 roles.
Raymond Bobgan to receive a 2017 Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio.
Baldwin Wallace University alum to star in "The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical."
Get lost in Fiasco Theater's "Woods."
Terrence Spivey, former artistic director of Karamu Theatre, lands on his feet in Euclid.
'Into the Woods': Fiasco Theater brings the rough magic of its 'joyful production' to Cleveland
Top 10 theater picks of 2016
The National Endowment for the Arts awards Cleveland-area nonprofits $370,000 in grants
In Dobama Theatre's 'Peter and the Starcatcher,' 13 actors play more then 100 roles in this prequel to 'Peter Pan.'
Tony Kushner and Sarah Vowell are coming to town, a pairing that is the modern equivalent of Eugene O'Neill and Mark Twain embarking on a national speaking tour and gamely agreeing to open t…
Thanks to one of the most acrimonious elections in memory, 'West Side Story' doesn't seem so dated anymore. Suddenly, it has something to say to us again.
Colton Ryan, a BW senior music theater major, has been cast as the main off-stage cover for Ben Platt, the 23-year-old 'Pitch Perfect' star headlining Broadway's 'Dear Evan Hansen.'