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For the arguments it will spark after the show alone, "A Kid Named Jake" is worth catching.
Want more buzzworhty titles? How about "Finding Neverland" and "An American in Paris?"
Follow along as Gina Vernaci of Playhouse Square takes the wraps off the Broadway hits headed to Cleveland next season.
The 2016-17 lineup at America's first regional theater is an eclectic mix of searing, timely dramas and artful pop with a title for every taste.
Devotees flocked to 'Jacques Brel' with the zeal of 'Rocky Horror' groupies
New plays and new MFAs on tap at Cleveland theaters
Opera Circle's production last weekend of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" only partially solved some of the problem's inherent with the work, but when it did it, the performance achieve…
Alexander Hamilton never made it to the White House as president. But the cast of the Broadway musical based on his life was there Monday, joining President Barack Obama and first lady Miche…
The 2016 edition of DanceWorks at Cleveland Public Theatre offers a bit of the new -- an overlap with DanceCleveland -- as well as presentations by MorrisonDance, Verb Ballets and Inlet Danc…
"Luna Gale," "The Revisionist" and "The 39 Steps" open Friday.
Revelation, like chemo, kills as it cures.
CAROLINE: "How long have the two of you been smoking meth?"
Mary Bridget Davies returns for one night only as Janis Joplin in Playhouse Square.
"Ten little soldier boys went out to dine; One choked his little self and then there were nine . . ."
Ten people are lured to a remote island and picked off one by one in Agatha Christie's dark thriller, which begins performances Friday at Great Lakes Theater.
Karamu's day-care center shuttered and after school arts-education plan suspended in cost-cutting move.
"The previous ending, the romantic ending, feels false to me. And, essentially, it is false," said Great Lakes Theater producing artistic director Charles Fee.
This Easter, Cleveland movie fans will have a rare opportunity to see Cecil B. DeMille's 1956 epic "The Ten Commandments" as it was meant to be seen - in its original VistaVision a…
"What would happen to a pop culture narrative pushed past the fall of civilization?"
Joel Grey, who got his start at the Cleveland Play House, recently published a memoir documenting his life as an actor.
"And Then There Were None," the world's best selling mystery, makes its Hanna Theatre debut Saturday.
In "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play" at CPT, humans try to save civilization, one "Simpson's" episode at a time.
"In the Heights" is an ambitious undertaking, requiring performers to execute a melange of music and dance styles, from salsa and mambo to rap and hip-hop and more.
"Hamilton" will be featured during the 2016 Grammys tonight in a live number by the cast of the Broadway smash about Alexander Hamilton's dramatic life.
"If/Then" feels like a live cocktail party in a high-rise bar somewhere in Manhattan where snide jokes about flyover states win you another round.
