Arts Stories & Interviews

Plus, tons of chamber music on the docket

Can a near future when all U.S. women are denied medical care for life-threatening pregnancies be funny? This production says yes

More concert than play, the production follows a fan who inserts herself into Cline's orbit

Do gay men have it harder than straight women? The production fails to deliver a satisfying examination

Plus, Richard Bona stops by town for a show and more

“It became apparent that there was no place for women to put their rage. It was obvious that it wasn’t allowed, wasn’t accepted,” says photographer Christina Ramirez

The ever-popular extravangaza of noise is back

In the battle of composer Antonio Salieri's vs. Mozart, the audience wins

Plus, the Bach Festival, CMA's big night and more

The renowned play examines the challenges and joys of Black lives in the 1960s amidst social and economic upheaval

Plus, Cleveland Uncommon Sound Project does Binary Canary and more

Despite heavy topics, the end of this production from Convergence-Continuum is actually quite cheerful

The prizes recognize works that address issues of racism and diversity

Characters battle to become the next choir master at St. Thomas Church in a play jam-packed with wordplay and jokes

This edition is a grim affair, though Shakespeare's foolproof script still delivers some joy

CPT's production of the Hanoch Levin play based on Anton Chekhov short stories meets some of the work's potential

A jam-packed schedule of shows awaits

Plus CityMusic Cleveland does rediscovered classics and more

Enjoying its world premiere, the play features two Black couples getting back together after 20 years

Stellar performances help it soar above any of the script's dings and dents