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Miami icons Gloria and Emilio Estefan talk life, love and music.
Don't throw away your shot to see the popuplar Broadway musical in Cleveland.
With the Cleveland Orchestra last weekend, guest conductor Giancarlo Guerrero reminded listeners why Tchaikovsky remains in permanent rotation, brought back a Copland classic, and supported …
In Kigali, she had friends and sunny days, but food was hard to come by.
Have Holly and Jolly for Christmas this year.
One of Akron's oldest theaters, the Coach House Theatre is entering its 90th season with a whole new tack.
"Christmas In Akron: The Musical," written by Akron native Rob Loos, will celebrate its world premiere at Akron's Coach House Theatre.
Some 250 people packed the CAC board meeting Monday, jamming parking lots and hogging meters.
Smash Broadway musical "Wicked" revisits Oz, from the witches point of view.
Cleveland, rife with theatrical potential, has remained criminally underrepresented as a setting.
'Casablanca' is back in theaters to celebrate its 75th anniversary.
Activists fight city hall to save a corner of Cleveland Heights for arts and culture
The ensemble is lovely, its members never leaving the stage, including during intermission -- a shrewd directorial choice that maintains the feeling of their being marooned in a world gone m…
"Wicked" is a show about perceptions. The smash Broadway musical revisits L. Frank Baum's wonderful world of Oz long before Dorothy's house crashed down, with a whole different poi…
Pianist Martha Argerich's Cleveland debut Monday evening with keyboard colleague Sergei Babayan was thrilling, a momentous display of virtuosity fueled by artistic understanding and long per…
Andrew May to headline the Great Lakes Theater production of "Misery."
The Rev. Andrew D. Clark attributes the partnership that formed Powerful Long Ladder Ensemble to "divine intervention."
Hoping to foster deeper appreciation for the films of Man Ray, Squrl with Jim Jarmusch will present a concert of live, largely spontaneous soundtracks to four of the artist's silent films.
In building her tour, director Diane Paulus has created the perfect bite of a show, a forkful of joy that is sneakily fortifying, too.
Dobama stages the regional premiere of the sci-fi meditation on love, death, artificial intelligence and the things that make us human.
in 'The Family Claxon,' Eric Coble explores the current state of the America soul.
At issue is how to spend a dwindling pool of cigarette tax dollars.
More than 400 years after its debut, the Bard's comedy of mistaken identity and midsummer mayhem still brings the laughter.
Creating a hit musical is all about choosing the right ingredients
If you're watching pies being made, eaten and sung about on onstage, why not eat 'em too?
