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“The Arsonists” is heartbreaking, especially for fathers and daughters

Sep 22, 2017/

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Know Theatre's production of "The Arsonists" is a heartbreaking modern myth that will hit fathers and daughters where it hurts.

Tags: Know Theatre, Know Theatre of Cincinnati, musical, The Arsonists, theatre

Bringing the drama back to Dracula

Oct 15, 2017/

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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company ditches the schlock that traditionally accompanies "Dracula" and plays it straight, reminding us why the story became such an enduring legend.

Tags: #AtTheOtto, #ComeCloser, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Dracula, Halloween, Steven Dietz

Queen City Opera out-Cinderellas Cinderella

Oct 19, 2017/

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A diamond-in-the-rough Cinderella story presents Rossini's "Cinderella," which feels right on both a cosmic level and on the stage, where it really counts.

The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati thinks happy thoughts

Oct 22, 2017/

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The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati stages a delightful production of Peter Pan for kids while flipping the script on some of the more troubling aspects of the source material.

Tags: for kids, J. M. Barrie, Peter Pan, Taft Theatre, The Children's Theatre

Cincinnati Ballet gives a pair of star-cross’d lovers new life

Oct 27, 2017/

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Cincinnati Ballet returns to newly-renovated Music Hall with a deeply moving production of Prokofiev's "Romeo & Juliet."

Tags: ballet, dance, Romeo & Juliet, Sergei Prokofiev, Shakespeare

Neverland finds a perfect home in Cincinnati

Nov 08, 2017/

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The stunning visuals and insistent optimism of Broadway in Cincinnati's "Finding Neverland" make finding your own Neverland an easy task.

Tags: broadway in cincinnati, Finding Neverland, J. M. Barrie, Peter Pan

Spend an evening with the astonishing, hilarious Frank Ferrante as Groucho Marx

Nov 10, 2017/

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Frank Ferrante starts with a spot-on impression of Groucho Marx and dials it up to 11. It's one thing to impersonate someone. It's quite another to improvise as them.

Tags: An Evening with Groucho, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Frank Ferrante, Gerald Sternbach, Groucho Marx, Marx Brothers, Thompson Shelterhouse

Tom Sawyer captures childhood and adventure

Nov 18, 2017/

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"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company bottles and delivers the feeling of adventure that comes with childhood.

Tags: #AtTheOtto, #ComeCloser, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Huck Finn, Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer

Know Theatre reaches great heights…Below

Nov 25, 2017/

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Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere" at Know Theatre is full of memorable characters, entertaining adventure, and a world that feels more alive and inhabited than most you'll ever see on stage.

Tags: fantasy, Know Theatre, Know Theatre of Cincinnati, Neil Gaiman, Neverwhere, urban fantasy

Sunset Players give Goldilocks her day in court

Dec 02, 2017/

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Goldilocks finally gets her day in court for her infamous break-in at the home of three bears. Justice may or may not prevail, but community theater certainly does.

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