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Cleveland Charge defang the Iowa Wolves

The Iowa Wolves (2-3) took an early lead right from the start but the Cleveland Charge (5-1) managed to stay within reach. The short...

‘Tis the season as the commercial world wildly prepares for the Bacchanalian feast known as “The Holidays.” Halloween displays are...

In the opening scene of Rajiv Joseph’s “Describe The Night”, we find Issac Babel (Joe Pine) late at night writing in his journal. It is...

“The Great Leap” title of Lauren Lee’s dramatic sports fantasy now on stage at Cleveland Play House at Playhouse Square has a double...

The contest started out slow as after over two minutes the score board read six to zero in favor of the Motor City Cruise. The red and...

It began as a song writing exercise by Andrew Lloyd Webber in late 1977. Webber had challenged himself to see if he could write music to...

Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” is one of his most often performed works falling in between A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream and Hamlet in...

The funny thing about human nature is...well...the human part of it. People on a whole will see what they wish to see, hear what they...

Les Misérables first appeared as a French language concept album. Later it was adapted for stage as a sung through French musical...

I need to be perfectly honest with you. When I first heard that the Broadway Touring Production of Disney’s “Frozen” was coming to...