Now in its world premiere starring KATE EASTMAN & PETER HARGRAVE as "Cath" & "Bohdi" who search for authenticity in a world that seems increasingly starved of it.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:31AMThe mother of all jukebox musicals actually has a plot, one powered by female relationships.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMPlayhouse Square kicks off first national tour of "Hello, Dolly!" starring Betty Buckley
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AMThe strange and wonderful paring of Swedish pop and Jane Austen at the Great Lakes Theater.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AM"Don't go unless you like being scared out of your wits!"
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:10AM"John" is Annie Baker's ghost story, with a killer part for the first lady of Cleveland theater.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMAlso playing at the Beck Center for the Arts in 2018-19: 'Once,' 'Shrek' and 'Matilda'
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AM'Sunset Baby' at Dobama Theatre finds the humanity in the hustlers.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 02:30PMWhen choosing a set list, says Audra McDonald, "we want to give someone a full meal - we want to make sure they get the appetizer, the entree and the dessert. All of it."
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 07:06AM'Hamilton': Why the 11-time Tony Award winning musical is worth the hype.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 02:30PMThe winner of 11 Tonys, including Best Musical, hits KeyBank State Theatre Tuesday.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AMIt's Independence Day but those explosions aren't fireworks in the Israeli drama "On the Grill."
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AMOrin Wolf spent 10 years fighting to bring the luminous hit to Broadway.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:30AMGoing into tonight's Tony Awards, if "The Band's Visit" is like a poem, "SpongeBob" is the biggest pop-up book you've ever seen.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 05:55AM"Frozen" comes to Cleveland as part of the 2019-2020 KeyBank Broadway Series
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:07PMShe will replace outgoing CEO and executive director Karen Gahl-Mills
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 02:14PM"Beehive" blows a tire when it sells itself as a journey of women's empowerment.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 02:54PM"Appropriate" explores the sins of slavery through one seriously dysfunctional family.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:17PMStephen Karam's play at Connor Palace turns the dinner-table dramedy on its head with a heaping serving of existential dread.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 03:37PMHamilton tickets for this summer's run at Playhouse Square went on sale to the public at 9 a.m. Friday.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 03:24PMArtistic director says it's time for slate of female playwrights in 2018-19
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:45PMAt precisely 9 a.m. Friday, April 13, about 60,000 seats to America's hottest Broadway tour will be up for grabs.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 05:30AMAlso on tap: the launch of the North American tour of British scarefest "A Woman in Black"
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:00PMJonathan Larson's glorious musical theater masterpiece deserves a more powerful reprise than this road company gives it.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:45PM"The Invisible Hand "evokes an amusing elevator pitch: "Think 'The Wolf of Wall Street' meets '24'!" But Ayad Akhtar's play is smarter than that.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 09:00AM"A Bronx Tale," "School of Rock" and a reimagined "Miss Saigon" also coming to Playhouse Square.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:04PM"American Dreams" couldn't be more timely, as Congress debates the fate of some 700,000 Dreamers and how the country will treat legal immigrants and refugees.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:00AMAnnie Wilkes might talk like a sheltered goody-two-shoes ("cockadoodie" is as vulgar as she gets), but she's hardly benign.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AM"Hair" is no mere time-capsule relic. It still has a lot to say.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMBetty Buckley will headline the first national tour of "Hello Dolly!" kicking off in Cleveland
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 10:34AMThe role of Paul Sheldon is deceptively tricky, able to do what Hans Gruber and a slew of other terrorists couldn't in five "Die Hard" movies: It beat Bruce Willis.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AM