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1,197 stories from Cleveland.com

Writer George Brant and the star of 'Grounded' at the Cleveland Play House talk sexy fighter pilots, drones and why we love dark, complicated characte by Andrea Simakis

"You don't come across a lot of characters like this that are written for women, which is unfortunate, because I think women have just as much darkness and bloodlust as men do." --…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:03pm on May 8, 2014

Cleveland Public Theatre 2014-15 season promises diverse new voices and the return of monster hit 'Conni's Avant Garde Restaurant' by Andrea Simakis

"Conni's Avant Garde Restaurant" returns to Cleveland Public Theatre. One of CPT's most popular seasonal entertainments is back for a final farewell. Hailed as "a deliciously …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00am on May 4, 2014

Chandelierious! Dazzle the district lights the way to new era for Playhouse Square by Andrea Simakis

At 10:30 p.m. as a crowd estimated at nearly 20,000 chanted "light it up, light it up!" what might be the world's largest outdoor chandelier burst to glorious life, accompanied by …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:50pm on May 2, 2014

2014 Cleveland Arts Prize winners announced by Laura Demarco, The Plain Dealer

An eclectic group of artists has been awarded the 2014 Cleveland Arts Prize, the organization announced Friday. They include theater directors, designers, filmmakers, visual artists, arts ad…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:41pm on May 2, 2014

Beck Center for the Arts' 2014-15 season filled with doo-wop, punk rock and one supercalifragilisticexpialidocious nanny by Andrea Simakis

Artistic director Scott Spence clearly enlisted the help of one Ms. Mary Poppins to land the hit musicals waiting in the wings for the Beck Center for the Arts' 2014-15 season. How else to e…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00pm on May 2, 2014

Tony nominee Mary Bridget Davies talks about award show fashion, second chances and why she should be on TV with Rachael Ray by Andrea Simakis

Mary Bridget Davies, born and raised in Cleveland, is in fine company. Also nominated for Tony for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical are Idina Menzel for "If…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 1:12pm on April 30, 2014

'The Velocity of Autumn' runs out of steam: show to close May 4 by Andrea Simakis

"The Velocity of Autumn" will play its final performance Sunday. The black comedy by Cleveland playwright Eric Coble opened at the Booth Theatre, a signature venue on the Great Whi…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:13pm on April 30, 2014

Trial by ice, impact and UV exposure: Making the Playhouse Square chandelier by Steven Litt

PlayhouseSquare and its contractors subjected the district's new outdoor chandelier - scheduled for a ceremonial lighting on Friday - to numerous tests during its design and fabrication to m…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00pm on April 30, 2014

'Informed Consent': Engrossing new play brimming with big ideas and cutting-edge science (review) by Andrea Simakis

"Informed Consent" is all about dramatic collisions and unlikely mash ups, particularly of the seen and the unseen -- the natural world we can touch and the genetic realm we can on…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 1:30pm on April 29, 2014

Tony nominations for 'Velocity of Autumn' star Estelle Parsons and Mary Bridget Davies for 'A Night with Janis Joplin' by Andrea Simakis

Estelle Parsons, star of Eric Coble's 'The Velocity of Autumn,' and performer Mary Bridget Davies nab Tony Award nominations.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 8:21am on April 29, 2014

Oscar-winner Kevin Spacey talks about his new Shakespeare documentary, life in the theater and why he's 'nuts' by Andrea Simakis

Why would an A-list celebrity sweat through a 10-month international tour headlining "Richard III," one of the most emotionally and physically demanding roles ever written for the …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00am on April 26, 2014

The miracle of Cleveland's Playhouse Square: How a performing arts complex helped save downtown and launch a national revival of historic theaters by Steven Litt

Rebirth: The revival of Playhouse Square's theaters helped save downtown Cleveland and launched a national movement to preserve historic silent movie palaces and vaudeville houses.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:55am on April 25, 2014

7 rock albums that would make great musicals by Troy L. Smith, Northeast Ohio Media Group

If there is an album from 2000s that packed the kind of punch that could transition into a full-blown musical, it is "American Idiot." But it's not the only one.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 8:30am on April 25, 2014

Chandelier lighting on May 2 will signal completion of outdoor amenities at Playhouse Square by Steven Litt

PlayhouseSquare will light its new chandelier -- a symbolic centerpiece -- on Friday, May 2, in a rain-or-shine ceremony intended to highlight $16 million worth of new outdoor amenities, gat…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:05am on April 24, 2014

"The Velocity of Autumn": Critics weigh in on Eric Coble's new play by Andrea Simakis

York critics have weighed in on Eric Coble's new play "The Velocity of Autumn" and the reviews are mixed.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 4:13pm on April 22, 2014

Eric Coble's 'The Velocity of Autumn' traces a humorous path to insight and empathy (review) by Andrea Simakis

It treads the path cut by Samuel Beckett: It's funny, but it's all about death and decay; it's absurd, but it still feels like the people you are watching are real. Even so, Coble, who is 44…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 3:09pm on April 22, 2014

'American Idiot' the musical brings the rock of Green Day and emotion of 'Rent' to Palace Theatre by Troy L. Smith

Green Day's "American Idiot," the musical, has been called a rock opera that embodies the fight of millennials to understand their place in the post 9/11 social and political lands…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 9:29am on April 22, 2014

Cuyahoga Arts and Culture annual report touts impact of publicly funded arts programs by Steven Litt

Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, one of the biggest local public arts funding agencies in the U.S., distributed more than $16 million in 2013, supporting programs that reached millions and employe…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 7:05am on April 22, 2014

Eric Coble's 'The Velocity of Autumn' opens on Broadway with a red carpet, a standing ovation and a party at Sardi's by Andrea Simakis

As the lights went down on "The Velocity of Autumn" and the actors left the the stage, the intimate, 766-seat theater erupted, pulsing like the Q during a Cavs game when the home t…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 4:09am on April 22, 2014

Stars to gather for 'The Velocity of Autumn' premiere of play by Cleveland's Eric Coble by Andrea Simakis

Walking the red carpet at Monday's "The Velocity of Autumn" premiere: Lucy Liu, Stephen ("Wicked") Schwartz and Tony nominee Annaleigh Ashford, most recently Stark Sands'…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 1:13pm on April 21, 2014

'The Velocity of Autumn': How Cleveland playwright Eric Coble brought his emotional high-wire act to Broadway by Andrea Simakis

"I've had so many audience members come up and say, I've got to bring my son to this, I've got bring my mother to this. Now I think I know how to talk to my mom -- I think I'll talk to …

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00am on April 20, 2014

E.L. Doctorow wins Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction by Joanna Connors

Author E.L. Doctorow smiles during an interview in his office at New York University, in this 2004 file portrait. AP Photo/Mary Altaffer E.L. Doctorow has won this year's Library of Congress…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 9:42am on April 16, 2014

Preservationist Ray Shepardson, who led the revival of Playhouse Square, has died at age 70 by Steven Litt

Ray Shepardson, widely credited as the citizen activist who spearheaded the preservation of the Playhouse Square theaters in Cleveland in the 1970s, died Monday in Wheaton, Ill., at age 70.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:40pm on April 15, 2014

Mr. Coble Goes to Broadway: Friends and fans offer advice to Cleveland Heights playwright Eric Coble by Andrea Simakis

Dear Eric: As you sweat the remaining days before that Monday, April 21, curtain at the Broadway's Booth Theatre, your friends and fans back in Cleveland figure a few pieces of wit and wisdo…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 3:16pm on April 14, 2014

Jessica Lang Dance pools resources of video, costumes and choreography for unforgettable evening (review) by Zachary Lewis

Jessica Lang Dance, the young, New York-based troupe that appeared on the DanceCleveland series at Playhouse Square Saturday, looked more like three companies than merely one.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:42am on April 14, 2014
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