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1,197 stories from Cleveland.com

John Rubinstein, the original Pippin, remembers Bob Fosse, Broadway's first TV ad and Irene Ryan bringing down the house by Andrea Simakis

Rubinstein was 25, a year older than composer Stephen Schwartz, who penned the show's music and lyrics, when the curtain rose on "Pippin" at the Imperial Theatre in October of 1972.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:31am on January 30, 2015

Hula hoops, acrobats and one trapeze-loving granny: Broadway's 'Pippin' revival heads to Playhouse Square by Andrea Simakis

In "Pippin," acrobats dangle from trapezes some 15 feet above the stage, shimmy up and down poles that disappear into the rafters and perform precarious balancing acts on everythin…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:12am on January 30, 2015

Subtle, deft character work and crackling chemistry make for gripping theater in Dobama's 'Slowgirl' by Andrea Simakis

In Sterling and Becky, playwright Greg Pierce has delivered cocooned humans who peel back layer after layer as the play progresses, and Dobama's actors prove expert at the emotional striptea…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:53am on January 27, 2015

Cleveland Public Theatre's 'Fire on the Water' headlines Cleveland theater openings for week of Jan. 26: On the Boards by Andrea Simakis

Cleveland Public Theatre's "Fire on the Water," Ensemble Theatre's "Thurgood" and Cleveland Play House's "Five Guys Named Moe" are coming to a stage near you th…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:24pm on January 26, 2015

Plays by Cleveland-area talents George Brant and Rajiv Joseph to open off-Broadway this spring by Andrea Simakis

George Brant's "Grounded" opens at the Public Theater starring Anne Hathaway in April and Rajiv Joseph's "The Guards at the Taj" premieres at the Atlantic Theater Company…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:31pm on January 24, 2015

Cleveland Play House named one of the top 10 regional theaters in the nation by Fodor's Travel by Andrea Simakis

Fodor's cited the theater's 100th anniversary in 2015, its 1,300 productions seen by more than 12 million people, and its historic move to Playhouse Square's Allen Theatre complex in 2011.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:44am on January 24, 2015

Vintage photos: Rock Hall inductee Louis Jordan is the music master behind 'Five Guys Named Moe' by Andrea Simakis

"In my opinion, Louis Jordan was the first rapper," B.B. King said of the legendary bandleader. "He just didn't use the four-letter words that are being used today."

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:14pm on January 23, 2015

Apollo's Fire treats listeners to a charming Bach family gathering (review) by Zachary Lewis

The second of two programs this season celebrating Bach, Apollo's Fire's new "Family Frolic" program evokes the composer's home and milieu with degrees of vividness and theatricali…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:52am on January 23, 2015

'Five Guys Named Moe' step out of the jukebox and into the 21st century in the new Cleveland Play House production by Andrea Simakis

That reinvention of "Five Guys Named Moe" started with an audacious concept: What if the five guys were a boy band like 'N Sync or New Edition?

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:13am on January 23, 2015

Morning fire at Connor Palace in Playhouse Square; no injuries or extensive damage reported by Andrea Simakis

Fire reported in a basement break room at Connor Palace at Playhouse Square this morning.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:41am on January 22, 2015

On the Boards: Here's what's opening in Cleveland the week of Jan. 19 by Andrea Simakis

Opening this weekend: "Slowgirl" at Dobama Theatre and "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" at Karamu Theatre.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:00pm on January 19, 2015

On the Boards: What's opening in Cleveland the week of Jan. 12 by Andrea Simakis

Get "STOMP"ed at Playhouse Square and go on a "Neverending" journey at Ensemble Theatre this weekend.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:00pm on January 14, 2015

Cleveland Public Theatre's 2015 Big Box series ranges from wacky etiquette advice to a dive bar blessed by the goddess of love by Andrea Simakis

Joining the actors, dancers, singers and poets taking over CPT's James Levin Theatre for Big Box '15 is a very special guest: one Ms. Penny Bingo, star of "(Style Is) the Answer to Ever…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:44am on January 9, 2015

Flashes of brilliance and child-friendly angle fail to redeem Moscow Ballet's 'Great Russian Nutcracker' by Special To The Plain Dealer

The Moscow Ballet's "Great Russian Nutcracker" was not without its charm. But the choreography was oversimplified, some of the dancing was poor, and the use of local children often…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:54am on December 29, 2014

Cleveland Arts listings for Dec. 26-Jan. 1: "Leap of Faith" at Karamu House & More by Mark Rapp, The Plain Dealer

Cleveland arts calendar for Northeast Ohio for Dec. 26-Jan. 1

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00pm on December 25, 2014

Bad wigs, fake fire and color-blind casting headline our theatrical naughty/nice list: Entertainment Year in Review 2014 by Andrea Simakis

Artful roadkill, a step-by-step homage to one of the greatest musicals of all time and the most creative use of an umbrella we've ever seen made 2014 a year to remember.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:17pm on December 23, 2014

'Carrie,' 'Porgy and Bess,' 'Les Miz' top the year in theater: Entertainment Year in Review 2014 by Andrea Simakis

A glam rock general, a demon lover, telemarketing superheros and one terrible prom date made the Top 10 theater offerings pop in 2014.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00pm on December 23, 2014

A top-notch cast brings spirit, inspiration and joy to Karamu Theatre's 'Leap of Faith' (Review) by Andrea Simakis

In the intimate confines of the Jelliffe Theatre and led by the electrifying Robert E. Hunter as snake-oil-slick evangelist Jonas Nightingale, "Leap of Faith" delivers the raucous …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 9:58am on December 15, 2014

Opera Per Tutti relaunches with expanded vision as Cleveland Opera Theater by Zachary Lewis

Opera Per Tutti, the young opera company known for its mission of "Opera for All," announced on Friday new ambitions and a new name: Cleveland Opera Theater.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00am on December 12, 2014

The Cleveland Institute of Art nears completion of its $75 million expansion and renovation at Uptown by Steven Litt

The Cleveland Institute of Art is nearing completion of a six-year, $75 million expansion and renovation that will unify its operations in University Circle for the first time since 1976.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 8:20am on December 10, 2014

Darkness and light, life and death, battle for the souls of those inhabiting Cleveland Public Theatre's riveting 'American Falls' by Andrea Simakis

Johnson's debut play "American Falls" is like electro-shock therapy -- it clears your brain of anything that has come before it.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:00pm on December 9, 2014

Dobama's 'A Civil War Christmas' is a technical marvel bogged down by too many forgettable characters by Andrea Simakis

Dobama's "Civil War Christmas" is a technical marvel, a gorgeous looking, finely tuned show where entrances and exits are choreographed with balletic precision. . . So it's a pity …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 9:30am on December 9, 2014

'Mary Poppins' at Beck Center in Lakewood brings magic to a darker take on the classic musical: Review by Laura Demarco, The Plain Dealer

There's much more to "Mary Poppins" than a flying umbrella. The 2004 Julian Fellowes adaptation of the musical is now playing at the Beck Center for the Arts in Lakewood, bringing …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:05pm on December 8, 2014

Cleveland Play House's bittersweet 'A Christmas Story' brings holiday cheer, nostalgia to Playhouse Square's Allen Theatre: Review by Laura Demarco, The Plain Dealer

I have seen the movie "A Christmas Story" almost as many times as TBS has played the beloved holiday classic about a boy, his air rifle and holidays with the Parker family. But unt…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:59am on December 4, 2014

BW grads Caitlin Houlahan and Chris McCarrell ready for their close-ups in NBC's 'Peter Pan Live!' by Andrea Simakis

"As soon as he opens his mouth, the room goes quiet to listen. And it's not because he's famous -- he's just the most interesting human ever." -- BW grad Chris McCarrell, speaking …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 9:00am on December 4, 2014
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