To the delight of seasoned veterans and newcomers, alike, the light of live theater shown down upon the Cleveland Public Theatre (CPT) campus on Saturday, September 18,… Read more “The Party of the Year – CPT’s Pandemonium returns with the Break of Dawn”
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Cleveland Public Theatre welcomes community back to live events with 2021-2022 Season
In a white tent on an experimental stage set up next to the church on the campus of Cleveland Public Theatre (CPT), friends and family gathered to… Read more “Cleveland Public Theatre welcomes community back to live events with 2021-2022 Season”
Pull up a barstool – The Choir of Man rocks out a raucous pub performance in Cleveland
Joyful. Emotional. Bouncy. ABOUT TIME. These are just a few of the words that express opening night of The Choir of Man at Playhouse Square’s Mimi Ohio… Read more “Pull up a barstool – The Choir of Man rocks out a raucous pub performance in Cleveland”
CPT Catapult – request for proposals
CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE ANNOUNCESCATAPULT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSDEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS MONDAY, JUNE 28, 2021 For more information, please visit http://www.cptonline.org – all Catapult information below can also… Read more “CPT Catapult – request for proposals”
Rehearsing a Cleveland-area show? You’re needed for a story…
Cleveland-area theater folks: this is your call!If you are currently rehearsing a production (actor, tech, director, designer, producer, front of house, management, etc.) contact me at kate_klotzbach@yahoo.com.… Read more “Rehearsing a Cleveland-area show? You’re needed for a story…”
A year after shutdown, the community reacts to the re-opening of Cleveland’s Playhouse Square
It was March 12, 2020, media night for the Webber / Rice hit musical Jesus Christ Superstar, when Playhouse Square sent a notice to patrons: “Governor Mike… Read more “A year after shutdown, the community reacts to the re-opening of Cleveland’s Playhouse Square”
Beck Center for the Arts – powering through the pandemic
The Beck Center for the Arts in Lakewood, OH has a long history through the decades. It’s served the community in times of war, recession, renovations, and… Read more “Beck Center for the Arts – powering through the pandemic”
Bob Abelman’s got stage fright… (an interview)
As one reads through the book “All the World’s a Stage Fright” by Bob Abelman, it is easy for one’s inner Shakespeare nerd to emerge and squeee… Read more “Bob Abelman’s got stage fright… (an interview)”
Dobama Theatre’s Nathan Motta talks about times of growth, change
Over in Cleveland Heights, OH, Dobama Theatre continues to take pandemic life in stride. Despite bans on large in-person gatherings, they continue to engage, educate, and entertain.… Read more “Dobama Theatre’s Nathan Motta talks about times of growth, change”
Western Reserve Playhouse turns on the radio for “It’s a Wonderful Life” this December
“This is a brand-new show that we’ve chosen! Originally, we were meant to perform the musical “My Favorite Year,” but were unable due to the pandemic. So,… Read more “Western Reserve Playhouse turns on the radio for “It’s a Wonderful Life” this December”
