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The National Touring Company production of “Hamilton” at Playhouse Square actually makes a history l

Founding Father, American Statesman, author of the “Federalist Papers” that helped define the Constitution of the United States, First...

Cleveland Play House production of Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin is pure gold

It is said that every song has a story behind it. Nothing makes this statement truer than with Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin presented...

The touring company of ‘Beautiful’ delivers the music of Carole King

It is back and better than ever. The national touring company of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical has returned to Cleveland in the...

Cleveland Browns play host to Adapted Football League Skills Session

It is a dream for many young people to play sports and for some to play with professional team members of the NFL. On Saturday, June 2,...

Cleveland Play House’s ‘The Royale’ is a straight punch to the solar plexus

Long before the civil rights movement, one of the few ways that a man of color could make a name for himself with whites was through...

The Great Lakes Theater production of ‘Beehive’ is the buzz

The 50s in America was probably one of the most exciting periods in the nation’s history. Our army had come back from Europe and the Far...

Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s ‘Bring It On’ is an explosion of sight and sound

In early October of last year over 120 students assembled downtown in the Ohio Theatre at Playhouse Square. They were there to try out...

Cleveland Play House’s ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ is T-I-R-R-I-F-I-C (ding!)

Welcome to the land of “The Magic Foot,” “Sleeve Writing,” “Alternate Voice,” and “Hand Talking” or as those in the know refer to it…The...

Cleveland Browns break ground at George Daniel Field in Lorain

Following the completion of five high quality synthetic turf sports fields in Cleveland, Dee and Jimmy Haslam have branched out to do the...

Blank Canvas’ production of ‘Side Show’ is well connected

Long before politically correct became the order of the day, they were known as “Freaks” and for “one thin dime” you could view their...