49 stories from news.cincinnati.com
While artistic director/CEO Victoria Morgan's version of the King Arthur legend is completely new, right down to the sumptuous commissioned score by John Estacio, the story itself " or varia…
Craig Hella Johnson will lead Rachmaninoff's Vespers in his first concert as the professional choral group's director this weekend in Northside and Covington.
Victoria Morgan turned to the tale of King Arthur, the legendary ruler of late 5th century Britain, to highlight Cincinnati Ballet's 50th anniversary season.
Broadway in Cincinnati has announced its 2014-15 season.
Playwrights love to recycle stories. Shakespeare did it. George Bernard Shaw did it. It's not just a thing of the past, either. Today's Broadway theaters are packed with revivals and spinoff…
Maybe there's something in the water at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Or perhaps, as Shakespeare wrote, they're consumed by 'a madness most discreet.'
'Seminar,' which opened Friday at Newport's Falcon Theatre, isn't even five minutes old before you want to stand up and tell the characters to shut up.
Don't be misled by the title. The stage version of 'The 39 Steps' shares a plot with Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller. But it shares a soul with Monty Python.
While the characters in 'Revelation' travel from New York to Arkansas for the rapture, Samuel Brett Williams' own journey took him from small-town Arkansas to New York, where he now lives.
There's something very telling in the first scene of Nina Raine's 'Tribes,' which opened Thursday at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati.
Dale Dymkoski spent years disguising his disability. He was an actor, after all, and an athlete. He had an image to keep up. The idea that he might have impaired hearing would " in his mind,…
Baby, it was cold outside, but Megan Hilty heated up the stage in a warm and wonderful show with the Cincinnati Pops on Friday night.
'Clybourne Park' seems witty enough at the outset.
The singer-actress will revisit songs from the NBC hit musical drama "Smash," when she performs with the Cincinnati Pops this weekend in Music Hall.
Pour on the superlatives, for there is no other way to describe Rodgers and Hammerstein's 'The Sound of Music,' which opened Friday night in Otto M. Budig Theatre at The Carnegie in Covingto…
What Timothy Douglas has to say about "Clybourne Park" " the much-awarded play he's directing at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park " and his own journey as an African-American director is imp…
Last August's public reading of a new play, 'Cincinnati King' by KJ Sanchez, was so popular that Playhouse in the Park had to add a second session.
St. Aloysius hosted a cabaret benefit at the Metropolitan Club featuring "Book of Mormon" star Ron Bohmer, his wife Sandra Joseph, and other performers from the hit musical.
When I studied 'Hamlet' in high school, it was a dreadful experience. We talked a little about the plot and the characters. But mostly, it was about the language.
Shakespeare's plays have lasted, partly because they are great stories, partly because they use beautiful and rich language, but mostly because these plays speak to the essential questions o…
Everything you've heard about 'The Book of Mormon' is true. Hilarious, cheeky, outrageous " true. Raw, raunchy, occasionally downright offensive " also true.
In 'Mormon,' Ron Bohmer is firmly ensconced in a variety of roles, from church founder and prophet Joseph Smith to the father of one of the young Mormon missionaries who has been sent out to…
In 'Mormon,' Ron Bohmer is firmly ensconced in a variety of roles, from church founder and prophet Joseph Smith to the father of one of the young Mormon missionaries who has been sent out to…
Grinch National Tour review
