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"Kinky Boots" will return to Playhouse Square's Connor Palace for a six-day run beginning Tuesday, Aug. 23.
A charming serial killer ("A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder") and a series of chillers ("Bash: Latterday Plays") headline this week's theater openings.
In the spirit of Halloween, Playhouse Square will host Playhouse Scare Thursday, with seances and a pub crawl.
New York City playwright (and graduate of the Playwriting MFA program at the Yale School of Drama) comes home with "Tall Skinny Cruel Cruel Boys" in a Theater Ninja's production th…
"You put the ideas out there, and he gets very excited - he has a kind of childlike enthusiasm - and that legendary status totally disappears. He's just a fun guy to work with." --…
Playhouse Square has become the biggest individual donor to the Issue 8 campaign to renew the county cigarette tax that supports Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.
"I have great, important and dear feelings for the city. It gave me my career." -- Joel Grey
With so many things to see and do, we've put together a handy highlight guide to help you navigate the fun.
Arthur Miller won the Pulitzer Prize for "Death of a Salesman," and there's no doubt it packs a wallop. Miller's trenchant critique of the American Dream - you can climb the corpor…
From the life of Virginia Woolf and concentration camp victims to delightful abstractions, GroundWorks DanceTheater covered a lot of territory on its recent Fall Concert Series program.
See Joel Grey, David Sedaris and the Midwest premiere of "The Call" at Dobama this weekend.
Gordon Square Fall Fest took place Saturday and was filled with music and theater performances.
Don't miss "Or," a sparkling sex farce at Dobama Theatre.
Pop the cork on the champagne. The effervescent "Bullets Over Broadway" is in town.
KeyBank Broadway series at Playhouse Square kicks off its 2015-16 season with "Bullets Over Broadway."
A beautifully spare production of "The Secret Garden," in repertory with "King Lear," kicks off Great Lakes Theater's 54th season.
Possessed teens and one very misunderstood bat boy haunts Cleveland's stages this week.
Bat boys, sad clowns, singing ice fishermen and more populate Cleveland's small stages this fall.
Clevelanders romp in a hotel suite in Paris in Ken Ludwig's world-premiere farce "A Comedy of Tenors," opening at the Allen Theatre this weekend.
BEREA, Ohio - On Aug. 29, after learning that their friend and classmate, Broadway phenom Kyle Jean-Baptiste, had died in an accidental fall from a Brooklyn, New York fire escape, the 10 you…
Coming as though from the very air, his voice, a rich tenor filled with ineffable passion, rolled out over Euclid Ave., silencing the dozens there to pay tribute to the rising star who died …
At 21, the Baldwin Wallace grad became the youngest actor and the first African-American to take the Broadway stage in the lead role of Jean Valjean in the mega hit musical "Les Miserab…
Friends and fans of Kyle Jean-Baptiste are planning a memorial to remember him at 2 p.m. Monday in New York's Central Park. The rising star died in what police are calling an accidental fall…
BEREA, Ohio - Students, faculty and friends of Baldwin Wallace University will gather Sunday night to mourn the untimely death and celebrate the life of BW grad and Broadway talent Kyle Jean…
CLEVELAND, Ohio - You know you're in for a good time when you enter the rehearsal room at the Cleveland Play House just as Bobby Conte Thornton, an actor with John Stamos eyebrows and bedroo…
