Like the Dobama production, the devilish hand puppet Tyrone is rude, lewd and hellaciously funny.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:30AMCorey Cott is poised to break big as Donny, a songwriter and piano prodigy from blue-collar Cleveland whose dreams of musical stardom are derailed when duty calls after Pearl Harbor.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AMIn Stephen Aldy Guirgis' Pulitzer Prize winning-play, everyone is running some sort of scam to get what they want.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMDobama Theatre's 2017-18 season features artificial intelligence, kid detectives, a female desert warrior and pill-popping lovers.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:15AMIn an ingenious bit of staging, director Charles Fee brings the audience onstage to be members of a jury - witnesses to a prosecution.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AM"Hamlet's endless question is, 'Who am I?' And to have two completely different Hamlets . . . is an amplification of that idea."
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:30PMThe films deliver a view of two Clevelands - one whiter and more prosperous, the other, as its mostly black residents describe it, as deadly and ravaged as a war-torn city in Iraq.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AMThe set doubles as Christopher's brain, a singular place filled with minutiae and wonders.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMEdgy and family-friendly works on tap at the 12th annual celebration of new works.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:10AMThat everything old is new again is a speed bump we didn't expect.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 03:00PMDespite its unsettling taboo themes, the play, which won a Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1998, has the gentle humor of a bittersweet coming-of-age comedy.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 05:30PMFunny, moving and unfailingly wise, "The Flick" is one of the most humane pieces of theater on the current American stage.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 01:10PMStar stuns crowd gathered the Playhouse Square's State Theatre for 2017-18 KeyBank Broadway Series launch.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMWith "Barbecue," playwright Robert O'Hara cements himself as one of the most potent, sophisticated and fearless satirists writing today.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 05:54PMAlso on tap: 'Waitress,' 'Rent' and 'Love Never Dies,' a sequel to 'Phantom.'
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 09:09PM'Wait Until Dark' pits its bind heroine against a trio of very bad men.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 07:30AM'Bring It On: The Musical' features the music and lyrics of "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 05:30PM'Shakespeare in Love,' adapted for the stage, kicks off the theater's 102nd season.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 05:00AMThe 2016 release 'Sissle and Blake Sing Shuffle Along' wins Grammy gold for best liner notes.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 07:00AMImpassioned debate continues over proposed changes to arts funding in Cuyahoga County
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 02:23PMRousing. Exquisitely crafted. Extraordinarily beautiful.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 07:00AM"Shadow of the Run" brings audiences face-to-face with famed Cleveland police chief Eliot Ness as he searches for the grisly Torso Killer.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 07:30AMAlso on tap in 2017-18 -- "Beehive: The '60s Musical," a celebration of the women whose voices helped define a decade.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 06:00AMKen Ludwig's madcap adaption of "The Hound of the Baskervilles" features five actors in nearly 40 roles.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMRaymond Bobgan to receive a 2017 Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:25PMBaldwin Wallace University alum to star in "The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical."
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 12:23PMGet lost in Fiasco Theater's "Woods."
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 11:19AMTerrence Spivey, former artistic director of Karamu Theatre, lands on his feet in Euclid.
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 03:05PM'Into the Woods': Fiasco Theater brings the rough magic of its 'joyful production' to Cleveland
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:30AMTop 10 theater picks of 2016
SOURCE: Cleveland.com at 08:00AMThe National Endowment for the Arts awards Cleveland-area nonprofits $370,000 in grants
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