[ad_1] The theater is no stranger to examining itself, staging shows that pull back the curtains to explore some of the drama behind the drama. In…
[ad_1] Since it premiered on Broadway in 1997, the curtain has risen on “The Lion King” over 13,300 times, making it the third-longest-running show…
[ad_1] If you’ve been privy to any of the marketing for the national tour of “Stereophonic,” you’re already well aware that the show is…
[ad_1] SpongeBob SquarePants, that anthropomorphic, yellow sea sponge with his animated laugh and bizarre set of underwater friends, was a cultural phenomenon in the…
[ad_1] As adults, we have the distance and wherewithal to look back at the media we consumed when we were young and reflect on…
[ad_1] In 1985, Alison Bechdel introduced the world to a simple test used to measure the representation of women in fiction, now commonly known…
[ad_1] “Hell’s Kitchen,” the jukebox musical that uses the songs of Alicia Keys to tell a semi-autobiographical story of her upbringing, has been described…
[ad_1] When audiences leave a show, it’s common to hear them chatting about how much they loved a production or making special note of…
[ad_1] It’s an interesting feeling to be humbled by a play. It’s even more interesting considering that the play doing the humbling was written…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Sherri Tolliver (Ora) and Noah Christopher (Simon) “we are continuous” is a play that tells the…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo by Roger Mastroianni. Donald Carrier and Maggie Lacey in the CPH Production of WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo by Julian Curet Grand Concourse In her letters to her confessors, the Catholic nun Mother Teresa wrote about her…
[ad_1] click to enlarge (Photo by Roger Mastroianni) The cast of A Midsummer Night’s Dream If you were to listen to a recording of…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Courtesy Photo Les Misérables now at Playhouse Square One of the interesting things about seeing a play several (or more)…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo Credit: Steve Wagner The Sunshine Boys at the Beck Center It’s strange how some comedy material from even a…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo by Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade Surprise visitors can be a vexing subject. Consider the person who rings a stranger’s…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo Credit: Porthouse Theatre Through July 13 at Porthouse Theatre In the vast world of musical comedies, there is one…
[ad_1] click to enlarge A Cleveland native who’s a comedian, writer and rocker, Dave Hill has somehow managed a multi-faceted career. He’s written humor…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo by Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman Through July 7 at Playhouse Square Backwards time travel always fascinates we mortals,…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Photo credit: Every Angle Photography Through June 9 at Cain Park There are some shows in the huge and groaning anthology…
