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Local theater companies take diverse approaches to performing shows with controversial themes, daring subject matter
Local theater companies take diverse approaches to performing shows with controversial themes, daring subject matter
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New moCa exhibit by Andrea Bowers combines art and activism to change the conversation about Lake Erie
New moCa exhibit by Andrea Bowers combines art and activism to change the conversation about Lake Erie
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Karamu House harnesses storytelling for a more equitable, compassionate society beyond the theater
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Curator Corner: “Anatomy Collected” by Betsy Stirratt
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AI art is on the front burner
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Exhibit transports viewers from Cleveland to streets, art studios of Israel
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Lori Kella creates surreal, landscape inspired scenes to turn her camera on
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Cleveland hospitals are on the cutting edge of bringing art to health care
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At 20 years, art is alive and well at Waterloo Arts
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Leigh Brooklyn explores concepts of women’s identity and strength through art
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feverdream aims to support, build community of emerging artists
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As Seen In Northeast Ohio: Canvas’ e-newsletter contest
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2022 Holiday Happenings
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Playhouse Square’s Dazzle Awards hone high school talent, inspire Broadway dreams – even during pandemic
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Poetry for People Who Hate Poetry: How math is poetry
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Poetry for People Who Hate Poetry: Knowing the poem by heart
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Poetry for People Who Hate Poetry: The persuasive force of rhyme
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Poetry for People Who Hate Poetry: Why slang endures
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Awarding work
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Entering “Rend” at Michael Weil’s Foothill Galleries. PHOTO | Michael Weil
Finding meaning
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Sands of time
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Andrew Gombas and Dorothy Silver. PHOTO | Steve Wagner Photography
Revised and improved
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The “Luna Gale” cast, from left, Jeremiah Clapp (Peter), Megan King (Karlie), Lee Roy Rogers (Caroline), and Kenneth Lee (Cliff). PHOTO | Roger Mastroianni
Carrying the weight
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The ensemble of “And Then There Were None.” PHOTO | Roger Mastroianni
Mystery solved
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Anne McEvoy and Neil Thackaberry PHOTO | Bruce Ford
Seasoned romance
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Career Mossad agent Avner Avraham discusses Adolf Eichmann’s clandestine residency in Argentina at “Operation Finale.”
Bringing evil to ground
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From left, Beth Wood, Nicole Sumlin, Abigail Anika Smigelj, Trey Gilpin PHOTO | Steve Wagner
‘D’oh!’
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Ellis C. Dawson III, center, with the cast of “In the Heights.” PHOTO | Roger Mastroianni
Es caliente, liviano y dulce, pero no auténtico
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The cast of “If/Then.” PHOTO | Joan Marcus
Questions remain
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Joseph Milan as Glas, from left, Leah Smith as Rosie, and Nathan Tolliver as Randall. PHOTO |Celeste Cosentino
Flawed commentary
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Trinidad Snider, from left, as the baker’s wife, Brian Altman as the baker, and Jade McGee as Little Red Riding Hood. PHOTO | Kathy Sandham
Under a spell
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Xavier Cha, "abduct," video still, 2015. Courtesy of the artist.
Pleased to meet you
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Paul Chahidi as Jacques in The National Theatre production of “As You Like It” in London. PHOTO | Johan Persson
From stage to screen
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Ro Boddis as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Angel Moore as Camae. PHOTO | Roger Mastroianni
Performance plateaus
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From left, Chris Richards (John), Joel Hammer (Bob), Tracee Patterson (Jennifer), and Rachel Zake (Pony). PHOTO | Steve Wagner Photography
Speaking volumes
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Natalie Sander Kern as Doris and Keith Stevens as George. PHOTO | Bruce Ford
Time on its side
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The Apollo’s Fire Sephardic Troupe | PHOTO / Gary Adams
Celebrated return
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Ari Butler, from left, as Seymour, Lauren Molina as Audrey and Larry Cahn as Mr. Mushnik in “Little Shop of Horrors.” | PHOTO / Roger Mastroianni
Feast on this
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Broadway revives ‘Fiddler’
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It’s hard to be the Bard
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Timely tension
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Good sign
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Northeast Ohio theater: Best of 2015
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This stove is part of Do Ho Suh’s Specimen Series
International artist stirs waters
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Moving Toward the Light II, 2015 | Courtesy of Nancy Hoffman Gallery in New York
Cultivating his Garden
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Dance Card
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Damage Control
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Tragedy & Triumph
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Mixed Media
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Center Stage
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