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From left, Wesley Allen, Rochelle Jones, Michael May and India Nicole Burton. PHOTO | Tom Kondilas
Applause-worthy audacity
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Reel ’em in
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Geoff Knox and Rachel Lee Kolis. PHOTO | Brian Armour
Parental advisory
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Joe Kendere, from left, as Richard Hannay, Kevin Kelly as Clown No. 1, Michael Prosen as Clown No. 2 and Rachael Swartz as Annabella/Pamela/Margaret. PHOTO | Andy Dudik
Shadowy storytelling
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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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“Washing Away of Wrongs,” 2014. Anicka Yi (Korean, b. 1971). 2 stainless steel dryer doors, Plexiglas, diffuser, 2 fragrances; 304.8 x 332.74 x 67.31 cm, installation dimensions variable. Photo credit: Joerg Lohse. Photo courtesy of 47 Canal, New York.
‘Death’ becomes her
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A star also rises
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“Automatic Ruin (detail),” zinc etching plates, copper sulphate, galvanized steel. Photo by Paul Litherland.
Rubble reborn
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Photo Eye (Foto-Auge),” 1927, printed 1938–40. Anton Stankowski (German, 1906–1998). Gelatin silver print, montage, from negatives with handwork; 10.9 x 14.5 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art, John L. Severance Fund 2007.122. © Stankowski-Stiftung.
Art for the untamed eye
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Installation view, Someday Is Now: The Art of Corita Kent, Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College, 2013. Courtesy of the Tang Museum at Skidmore College and Corita Art Center, Los Angeles.
Someday Is Now: The Art of Corita Kent
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More than a theater | Cedar Lee
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