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Cleveland's favorite son in tonight's Tony Awards ceremony, Michael McElroy of Shaker Heights, won't perform live on the CBS broadcast.
At 77, Kaye Ballard can still remember.
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You don't really interview Dame Edna Everage, the "naturally wisteria-haired" comic creation of Australian character actor Barry Humphries, who is in the middle of a three-city Ohio swing. You just brace as best you can for a comic onslaught.
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One of the producers of the Broadway show (as well as the national company and the London version) calls itself the Independent Presenters Network, or IPN, a group of about 40 nonprofit perf…
The Cleveland Play House board this week approved pursuing a plan that would transform one of the country's biggest regional theater facilities into a performing arts center.
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His play "Bright Ideas," which debuted on the Cleveland Play House main stage last season, is being cast for a New York production this fall.
Some saw a Hollywood legend. Others saw a stool pigeon. Some stood up in praise of a genius nearing his 90th birthday. Others remained seated in way of protest.
Details, details, details. Don't become a stage manager if you don't like them.
At 63, Frankie Avalon doesn't go to the beach that often. But the Big Kahuna still likes playing in the sand.
"I am going to do another special, but it will be new comedy sketches with music. We're looking for funny people who are musical, who are theatrical, who know how to play and who are comfortable in front an audience." - Carol Burnett
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Here is what Linda Eder, who brings her one-woman show "Broadway My Way" to the Palace Theatre in Playhouse Square tonight, is up against.
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If there is one word for a man of many eloquent words, the word for highly political playwright Tony Kushner would be torrent.
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Michael Cavanaugh, the top star in one of the season's biggest Broadway hits, maneuvers a suitcase heavy with bowling balls down West 46th Street in Midtown Manhattan at 10:30 p.m.
"I guess that's just the Cleveland in me coming out," he says with a laugh.
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Tony Brown, Plain Dealer Theater Critic
Merideth Kaye Clark went out there an understudy. She came back a tough cookie.
Speaking in 2006, dancer, director and choreographer Tune perhaps said it best: "He is, I suppose, the most amazing human being I have ever met."
Plans call for sale of landmark home, relocating to PlayhouseSquare
