‘42ND STREET’ DANCES DELIGHTFULLY INTO THE PALACE As one of the key songs of the show, ‘42ND STREET’ states, “Come along and listen to the l...

Roy: Last Friday after the show, my wife and I were wondering out loud for some time what we thought of JEFFERY. I think your review hits th...

The Wild Plum Theatre Comany Emerges Theatre companies come into being to satisfy a need. The local theatre scene has such companies. Kar...

" RAGTIME ' at Cassidy --the first national non-professional production On January 18, 1998 ‘RA GTIME’ o pened on Broadway. Stephe...

'SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION' fine at Charenton In 1967 Harvard Social Psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted an experiment that illus...

Ohio Ballet celebrates the magic of dance One of the cues to how effective a performance has been is to listen to the audience “buzz” as the...

Crumbs won't fill you up at CPH A review of ‘CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY,’ as produced in another city, stated that the production’s “e...

SAFMOD EXCITES AT CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE The dance scene in Cleveland, in spite of the departure of Cleveland-San Jose Ballet, is very he...

‘ANYTHING GOES’ delights at Great Lakes Take a typical 1930’s musical full of obvious plot twists and extended slapstick gags and give it a ...

‘THE MALE INTELLECT: AN OXYMORON’ delights at the Hanna When ‘THE MALE INTELLECT: AN OXYMORON’ ran in Cleveland several years ago I referre...

‘LATE NIGHT CA TECHISM’ d elights at Hanna When you go see ‘LATE NIGHT CATECH ISM’ at th e Hanna Theatre, and you should, there are a few “r...

Barbara Jordan shortchanged at Ensemble The late Barbara Jordan is one of my heros. If not for her illness and premature death, she may hav...

NOISE, FUNK dazzles and sizzles at State If you didn’t get to see BRING IN ‘DA NOISE, BRING IN ‘DA FUNK in its short four day visit to Cleve...

'CHERRY DOCS' examines hate at the Halle The lights come up on a representation of the scales of justice. Each side of the scale lo...

TIMES THEATRE TRIBUTES--2002 Greater Cleveland is blessed with a vital theatre scene. Unfortunately, the local performers, directors and t...

Lorain County's Ohio Dance Theatre at CPH Denise Gula is a fascinating woman. She is not only a creative choreographer, but, fighting a...

Rockets high-kick in Christmas spectacular at Playhouse Square How can anyone give a “bah-humbug” to a production with dancing teddy bears, ...

' THE MAI' at Dobama Irish through and through The Irish are known for their telling of tales which are often long in the relating, ...

'A TUNA CHRISTMAS/entertains at CPH First there was GREATER TUNA, a delightful comedy exposing theatre audiences to the residents of Tex...

DANCE CLEVELAND at Cleveland Public Theatre works well Dance Cleveland needs a place to present its smaller visiting companies. Cleveland P...

'OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY' doesn't cash in at Ensemble In these days of corporate greed, insider trading, Martha Stewart-like stock ...

Ohio Ballet presents pleasing winter program Ohio Ballet is presenting a very pleasant evening of dance as its FALL PROGRAM. It showcased i...

Selection of 'ON GOLDEN POND' at CPH questioned Ernest Thompson’s ON GOLDEN POND is a play about aging, love, family and forgiveness...

' SOUTH PACIFIC' pleasing but lacks spontaneity at the Palace When, on March 31, 1943 the curtain came up at New York’s St. James Th...

Cassidy's SOCIAL SECURITY offers side splitting laughter Cassidy Theatre is one of the oldest and strongest community theatres in the ar...