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Mozart, weather and Cleveland Orchestra combine for near-perfect evening by Zachary Lewis

With Mozart on the program and ideal weather at Blossom Music Center, Saturday was a recipe for perfection.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:38am on July 23, 2012

Harvey Pekar desk and sculpture tribute: Whatever happened to ...? by Michael Sangiacomo, The Plain Dealer

The desk and sculpture will be installed at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, at the library on Lee Road where Pekar spent so much of his time reading and writing. Officials had hoped to unveil the st…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 7:14am on July 23, 2012

Elisha Cooper, Alison Murray and Jeanne Birdsall write cute dog books: Young Readers by Kathy Englehart, Special To The Plain Dealer

The dog days of summer are nigh. Stay cool with some fetching new books about dogs.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 3:00am on July 23, 2012

Pauline Chen builds 'The Red Chamber' around memorable characters from a Chinese classic by Karen R. Long, The Plain Dealer

"The Red Chamber" will remind readers of "Gone With the Wind," particularly in the complex way Daiyu and Baochai's relationship parallels Scarlett O'Hara and Melanie Wilk…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 3:23pm on July 22, 2012

'Broken Harbor': Murder is just tip of troubles in Irish mystery by Tana French by Laura Demarco, The Plain Dealer

In a ghost subdivision filled with hundreds of these vacant homes, Irish author Tana French sets her heartbreaking new mystery, "Broken Harbor." This fourth book in her series find…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00am on July 22, 2012

Ushers are the unsung heroes of the Cleveland Orchestra by Zachary Lewis

Ushers are the unsung heroes of the concert hall. For them, maintaining order on behalf of the Cleveland Orchestra is a calling, an expression of a profound need to assist. The rest of us, m…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 6:00am on July 22, 2012

Made in Cleveland: Broadway is snapping up talent crafted in Northeast Ohio by Andrea Simakis

As you survey some of the top shows on Broadway, from the multiple-Tony-winning "Once" to the long-running "Phantom of the Opera," you will see some names that might seem…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:59am on July 22, 2012

Made in Cleveland: Baldwin-Wallace grad Kevin David Thomas goes from 'A Little Night Music' to 'Rebecca' by Andrea Simakis

Kevin David Thomas was cast in the revival of Stephen Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" in 2009 as an understudy for one of the leads, a character named Henrick Egerman. On day, he…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:59am on July 22, 2012

Made in Cleveland: Baldwin-Wallace grad Trista Moldovan is 'Phantom's' newest Christine by Andrea Simakis

Moldovan has landed one of the most enduring roles of the world stage: Christine Daae, the woman behind the man behind the freaky white half-mask in "The Phantom of the Opera."

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:59am on July 22, 2012

Made in Cleveland: Baldwin-Wallace grad Jill Paice to star in 'Rebecca' on Broadway by Andrea Simakis

Paice has been cast in the hotly anticipated new Broadway musical "Rebecca" -- in the lead. Paice will play "I," also known as the unfortunate second Mrs. Maxim de Winte…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:59am on July 22, 2012

Made in Cleveland: 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,' 'Much Ado About Nothing' feature Tom Degnan, a 2008 grad of the CWRU/CPH acting program by Andrea Simakis

Tom Degnan, a 2008 graduate of Case Western Reserve University/Cleveland Play House acting program, plays as Brick, the embittered ex-football star in Tennessee Williams' classic barn burner…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:59am on July 22, 2012

Made in Cleveland: Rich Sommer, of 'Mad Men' and 'Harvey,' learned the ropes at Case, Play House acting program by Andrea Simakis

Sommer, who plays Dune Wilson, a brute of an orderly in the New York production of "Harvey," is a "Broadway virgin," having spent the past five years as Harry Crane on &q…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 5:59am on July 22, 2012

Port of Cleveland's soon-to-be requested tax levy could help transform our waterfronts: Steve Litt by Steven Litt

The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority has come forward with a credible, well-conceived plan to rethink and rebuild critical pieces of infrastructure on the lakefront and along the riv…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 4:45pm on July 21, 2012

ODOT plan for I-90 bridge amenities offers meager consolation for bigger disappointments: Steve Litt by Steven Litt

It's critical, Steve Litt says, to push for stronger design performance from ODOT as the agency looks ahead to remake other sections of the Inner Belt highway system, in which three intersta…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:00pm on July 21, 2012

Biographer Hali Felt's 'Soundings' deftly maps the colorful cartographer Marie Tharp by Susan Ager

Eccentric, independent geologist Maria Tharp, meticulously mapping data, discovered a 40,000-mile rift valley that would prove wild theories of continental drift and plate tectonics as fact.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 7:00am on July 21, 2012

Pauline Chen and Deborah Harkness lead Cleveland's literary week by Karen R. Long, The Plain Dealer

Sunday, July 22 is the bulls-eye for the literary minded this week in northeast Ohio. Two gifted scholars turned novelist will read from and discuss their work.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:17pm on July 20, 2012

The little theater that could takes on 'Nicholas Nickleby' by Andrea Simakis

Little Rabbit Run Theater is putting on a big show in a barn. The historic, 300-seat venue " an honest-to-God renovated horse barn tucked away on a property covered with magnolia trees, yucc…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 2:17pm on July 6, 2012

'Next to Normal' at PlayhouseSquare: An unblinking, rock-musical look at mental illness by Tony Brown

Like the heroine of "Next to Normal," I am chronically ill and have had a variety of different diagnoses, the most recent of which, last summer, is called bipolar 2 disorder, a less manic bu…

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 9:16pm on June 7, 2011

Composer John Kander mentors production at his alma mater | cleveland.com by Donald Rosenberg

Start spreading the news: John Kander is as smitten today with Oberlin College as he was when he rushed about campus composing music for student productions a mere 60 years ago.

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 3:34pm on May 6, 2011

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Everything's cricket with AIDA,' chirps co-creator Rice

[Thanks to Leanna for the link!]

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00am on March 22, 2002

The Plain Dealer (Cleveland): Leguizamo finds himself in an unusual state: happy

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00am on December 23, 2001

The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)

The Plain Dealer (Cleveland):Ayckbourn leads, Lloyd Webber follows in a musical that’s simply charming

SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00am on February 10, 2001
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