Posted Sun, Jan. 29 Falcon Theater Presents 'The 39 Steps' What do you get when you combine four talented actors, every Alfred Hitchcock film, a touch of Monty Python and shadow puppets?
Posted Wed, Nov. 30 Oklahoma at CCM earns 4 LTC Awards Diana Lala, the show’s choreographer, as well as three student performers — John Riddle, Julia Johanos and Eric Huffman
Posted Thu, Nov. 24 CCM’s Fall Dance Concert Spotlights New Choreography Through a National Endowment for the Arts grant, the College-Conservatory of Music Dance Division presents Twyla Tharp’s ballet The Story Teller.
Posted Sat, Nov. 12 'Trouble in Mind' earns 3 LCT Awards Northern Kentucky University’s Trouble in Mind Receives Three League of Cincinnati Theatres Awards
Posted Sat, Nov. 12 CCM Presents 'Oklahoma!' Oklahoma! was the first collaboration between composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist/librettist Oscar Hammerstein II
Posted Thu, Nov. 10 Ensemble Theatre Presents 'Snow White' Mirror, mirror on the wall, from apple to queen, Ensemble Theatre's Snow White has is it all!
Posted Wed, Nov. 9 CCM Changes Venue for 'Doubt' Opera Nov. 12 public performance of 'Doubt' will now take place in Patricia Corbett Theater
Posted Wed, Nov. 9 Showbiz Players Moves to The Carnegie Showbiz is thrilled to announce that they are moving their productions to the Carnegie Visual & Performing Arts Center in Covington, KY
Posted Tue, Nov. 8 Covedale Presents 'White Christmas' Based on the beloved, timeless film, this heartwarming musical adaptation features seventeen Irving Berlin songs
Posted Thu, Oct. 20 Cincinnati.com's Review of 'I Love a Piano' The show's clever conceit is to follow a piano (with a bad key) through the decades, and through the aspects of tunesmith Berlin's long, prolific career
Posted Thu, Oct. 20 Free CPI Public Cold Reading of a Full-Length Play A humorous look at five buddies, meeting for poker and golf, discussing women and the problems the men encounter in their relationships.
Posted Mon, Oct. 17 The Human Race and JP Morgan Chase Team Up for Outreach The JPMorgan Chase Foundation is providing funding that will allow The Human Race Theatre Company to carry out an extensive community outreach program in conjunction with Human Race's presentation of Caroline, Or Change.
Posted Mon, Oct. 17 Mason Community Players Presents 'The Women' The Women by Claire Booth Luce is a satiric look at the lives of women, both the wealthy and working class, in the later 1930's
Posted Tue, Oct. 11 Know Theatre Announces 2011-2012 Season Features exciting mainstage season, several returning Fringe Festival
shows, and the 2012 Cincinnati Fringe Festival
Posted Mon, Oct. 10 ETC's 'Ghost Writer' Opens Wednesday This marks the second production Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati has presented by Michael Hollinger
Posted Fri, Oct. 7 Cincinnati.Com reviews 'As You Like It' Co-directors Ed Stern and Michael Haney take Shakespeare to heart to deliver a Shelterhouse season-opener that is theatrical magic.
Posted Thu, Sept. 29 Cincinnati Opera Presents Opera Rap 2012 Opera Raps Series begins with a preview of the four operas featured during the company’s 92nd Summer Festival.
Posted Mon, Sept. 26 Beechmont Players Announces Auditions for 'Blood Brothers' Blood Brothers tells the story of a single mother who, in financial desperation, gives away one of her two newborn sons and attempts to keep them from discovering one another's true identity.
Posted Sat, Sept. 24 Playhouse's 'God of Carnage' Earns LTC Awards Ed Stern and Cast Earn Two League of Cincinnati Theatres Awards
for Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s God of Carnage
Posted Wed, Sept. 21 'A Man for All Seasons' wins LTC Award Jeremy Dubin Lands League of Cincinnati Theatres Award for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s A Man for All Seasons
Posted Fri, Sept. 16 Cincinnati.com's Review of 'A Man for All Seasons' Applause all around, as Cincinnati theatres brought up their curtains during the week of Labor Day, audiences had their best series of season openers in memory.
Posted Fri, Sept. 16 City Beat's Review of 'Next to Normal' The serious topic of mental illness is the surprising subject of Next to Normal, a musical opening Ensemble Theatre’s 26th season.
Posted Thu, Sept. 15 CPI continues its New Voices Season with 'Generations Passing' With assisted living . . . sons and daughters become the friendly faces of strangers, a home becomes a sold house and life’s memories are moved into cutely framed pictures placed on sparse but new furniture.
Posted Thu, Sept. 15 Village Players Presents 'Dancing at Lugnasa' Dancing at Lughnasa is the story of five unmarried sisters eking out their lives in a small village in Ireland in l936
Posted Tue, Sept. 13 Mariemont Players Presents 'The Foreigner' An inspired romp set in rural Georgia, you’ll laugh from start to finish at one comic surprise after another.
Posted Sat, Sept. 10 Talkin' Broadway's 'Next to Normal' Review The Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati opens its 2011-2012 season with a powerful and moving production of Next to Normal
Posted Sat, Sept. 10 New Edgecliff Presents 'Burn This' A powerful, electrifying work by the playwright widely regarded as one of the finest American playwrights of the late 20th Century.
Posted Fri, Sept. 9 Queen City's 'Home' Bursts with Life Queen City's "Home" is going to hold as one of the top small theatre entries of the 2011-2012 season.
Posted Thu, Sept. 8 Top of the New Seaon: Artistic Director's Picks The regional premieres of Broadway hits "God of Carnage" and "Next to Normal" raise the curtain on the region's new theater season this week
Posted Tue, Sept. 6 Free Simulcast of Itzhak Perlman Concert A free SUMULCAST of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra season opening concert featuring legendary violinist Itzhak Perlman - in the Queen City for the first time in 16 years.
Posted Thu, Sept. 1 Sunset Players Announces 2011-2012 Season Due to the many exciting activities associated with bringing the Arts Center at Dunham into fruition, Sunset Players, Inc. has decided to hold a shortened season of two hilariously outstanding shows!
Posted Wed, Aug. 31 'Bedroom Farce' at Cincy Shakes Earns LCT Awards The Alan Ayckbourn comedy launched the theatre’s 18th season, following four married couples at various stages in their relationships.
Posted Sun, Aug. 28 FREE CPI Public Cold Reading of a full-length play An elderly, ailing woman would rather die than go into a nursing home. Her daughter-in-law, in order to save her marriage, is seriously considering fulfilling her request.
Posted Fri, Aug. 26 Pippin earns LCT Awards Actress Deb G. Girdler and choreographers Jane Green and Jay Goodlett have been recognized by the League of Cincinnati Theatres
Posted Thu, Aug. 25 Human Race Theatre presents God of Carnage The Human Race, Dayton's own professional theatre company, opens its 25th Anniversary Season with the wickedly funny God of Carnage, winner of the 2009 Tony Award for Best Play.
Posted Wed, Aug. 24 A sweet 'Home' at SCPA A first-rate Chicago cast is coming to Cincinnati for Samm-Art Williams' gentle, poetic and wrenching "Home."
Posted Wed, Aug. 17 CHANGE, In More Ways Than One The death of long-time Human Race Theatre Artistic Director Marsha Hanna has led to life for a new program of play development.
Posted Sat, Aug. 13 City Beat Reviews Cincy Shakes in the Park The notion of presenting Shakespeare’s plays outdoors no doubt stems from his original venue, London’s Globe Theatre
Posted Fri, Aug. 12 'Wicked' Returning to Cincinnati Musical blockbuster "Wicked," the "untold story" of the witches of Oz, returns to the Aronoff Center
Posted Tue, Aug. 2 City Beat's Review of 'Crazy for You' I saw a touring production of Crazy for You years ago with a lot of very talented singers and tap dancers...
Posted Mon, Aug. 1 ETC Presents 'Next to Normal' The startling, acclaimed rock musical Next to Normal, starring Broadway veterans Jessica Hendy and Mark Hardy.
Posted Tue, July 26 Cincinnati.com's review of 'Bedroom Farce' Cincinnati Shakespeare Company has chosen Brit playwright Alan Ayckbourn's 1975 "Bedroom Farce" as its summer romp, an opportunity to cut loose from its classics schedule.
Posted Sat, July 23 Pinata Productions Casting Call Award-winning Piñata Productions is producing a narrative based commercial for a local orthopedic business.
Posted Mon, July 18 CPI Hosts Free Public Cold Reading A neighbor has painted a nude female sculpture with flesh tone paint and anatomical correctness.
Posted Tue, July 12 CMT Adds More 'Hairspray' Auditions Due to overwhelming response, Cincinnati Music Theatre (CMT) has added an additional set of auditions for HAIRSPRAY on Wednesday, July 13 at 7:00 p.m
Posted Wed, July 6 ETC's 'Winter Wondrettes' Wins 2 LCT Awards Christmas-in-July celebration has been recognized by the League of Cincinnati Theatre Awards with two awards.
Posted Sat, July 2 DanceKids Studio presents 'Chicago' CHICAGO the musical has 30 cast members from 7 High Schools including:
Lebanon, Centerville, Springboro, Little Miami, Loveland, Monroe and Kings.
Posted Tue, June 28 CYPT is 30 Years Old! CYPT provides a summer of great experience for young performers and techies alike.
Posted Tue, June 28 The Human Race Theatre Presents 'Carried Away' The anticipated coming of The Rapture may not have made it on schedule in May, but it will be on the stage of The Loft Theatre this July
Posted Wed, June 15 Cincinnati Opera Goes to Church (Again!) Now in its sixth year, Opera Goes to Church!™ will reach the neighborhoods of College Hill, and Montgomery in July.
Posted Tue, June 14 ETC Presents 'Winter Wonderettes' Unwrap a present this summer with Winter Wonderettes! It’s Winter in Over-the-Rhine!
Posted Mon, June 13 CSO Announces New General Manager The CSO and May Festival is pleased to announce that it has named Robert McGrath as Vice President and General Manager
Posted Tue, June 7 Alone in a Crowd at Cincy Fringe Harry Nilsson once sang that “one is the loneliest number,” but you actually have a goodly amount of company if you’re a 2011 Cincinnati Fringe Festival performer.
Posted Fri, June 3 ETC Announces 2011-2012 Season Season features a world premiere musical and five regional premieres, including the 2010 Pulitzer Prize winner
Posted Tue, May 24 CPI New Voices Series Competition CPI invites playwrights to submit for consideration for public staged readings in the New Voices Series.
Posted Tue, May 24 Bi-Okoto is Seeking Volunteers Bi-Okoto is currently looking for 2 Tech Theater volunteers and 1 Assistant Producer
Posted Wed, May 11 Scott Wooley Gets Acclaim for '25 the Musical' Woolley has earned an Acclaim Award nomination for his role as musical director of Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati’s (ETC) 25 The Musical.
Posted Wed, May 11 CSO Announces New Assistant Conductor Effective in August, William C. White will join the CSO staff as assistant conductor in the position currently held by Ken Lam, who is leaving to take a position at Montclair State University.
Posted Sun, May 8 Contemporary Dance Theater presents Performance and Time Arts Series A project of Contemporary Dance Theater, Performance and Time Arts (PTA) is Cincinnati’s longest-running performance art series showcasing new work in dance, music, theater, spoken-word and multi-media.
Posted Thu, May 5 Cincinnati.com's Review of ETC's '25: The Musical "25 the Musical" opens to the strains of "Happy Birthday" - appropriate, since this revue celebrates 25 years of Ensemble Theatre.
Posted Thu, May 5 City Beat's '25: The Musical' Review ETC has produced selections for a thoroughly entertaining evening celebrating the theater’s anniversary.
Posted Fri, April 29 Human Race Announces Schwartz Scholarship Winners Alex Finke and Mimi Klipstine Dick are the winners of The Human Race Theatre Company's Fourth Annual Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Scholarship competition
Posted Wed, April 27 Know Theatre Announces 2011 Fringe Festival Know Theatre of Cincinnati is pleased to announce this years Cincinnati Fringe Festival details and line-up.
Posted Wed, April 27 Showboat's Nunsations Changes Venues Due to conditions on the Ohio River, ALL performances will be moved to the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts
Posted Wed, April 27 Acclaim to Honor Rising Stars The Enquirer's Acclaim Awards have named six 2011 Rising Stars, talented young theatre artists under the age of 25 chosen for a body of work.
Posted Thu, April 7 St. Ursula Ensemble Theatre presents 'Bye Bye Birdie' A songwriter sees his big chance when rock 'n' roll idol Conrad Birdie visits Sweet Apple, Ohio, to give 'one last kiss' to his biggest fan before joining the army.
Posted Thu, April 7 CCM Presents 'Our Town' Timeless tale conveys importance of community, companionship and everyday life
Posted Tue, April 5 Showbiz Players Presents 'Altar Boyz' Veteran local theater company Showbiz Players will present the award winning musical comedy “ALTAR BOYZ” from April 8th-17th
Posted Tue, March 29 Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Virtuoso Awards Event Ohio Alliance for Arts Education Awards Mrs. Louise Dieterle Nippert, Ed Stern, Muse Machine, and VH1 Save the Music Foundation for Their Commitment to Improve Arts Education in Ohio
Posted Mon, March 28 Cincinnati.com's 'Julius Caesar' Review Cincinnati Shakespeare's production of "Julius Caesar," opening tonight, is all about gender reversal.
Posted Thu, March 24 City Beat's Review of 'Gee's Bend' at Playhouse Playwright Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder researched Gee’s Bend by interviewing women from the Alabama island community that gives the play its name who wove quilts from tattered clothing and other scraps of their lives.
Posted Wed, March 23 Milford Theatre Guilde Announces 'The Miracle Worker' Immortalized onstage and screen by Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke, this
classic tells the story of Annie Sullivan and her student, blind and mute Helen Keller.
Posted Wed, March 23 Covedale presents 'Annie Get Your Gun' Annie Oakley is the best shot around, and she supports her little brother and sisters by selling the game she hunts. When she's discovered by Buffalo Bill Cody
Posted Tue, March 22 Bring Your Food Donations to CSO audience members have the opportunity to participate in the League of American Orchestras
Posted Sun, March 20 'Gee's Bend' at Playhouse Earns Acclaim The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s regional premiere production of Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder’s Gee’s Bend has earned a recommendation from Acclaim Award panelists and three nominations for its director and acting ensemble.
Posted Fri, March 18 Ursuline Academy presents 'Oh Promise Me' "Oh Promise Me" centers around Barry Hollis, a Princeton graduate, who has just inherited his father's fortune.
Posted Thu, March 17 CCM Drama Celebrates Graduates at 2011 Senior Showcase Graduating seniors in CCM’s drama program will present a variety of monologues and scenes to demonstrate the depth and breadth of their acting skills
Posted Thu, March 10 Area Students Win Performance Honors Area high school students have won state and regional honors in performing arts competitions.
Posted Mon, March 7 John Doyle Returning to Playhouse in the Park Tony Award-winning director John Doyle, who took "Company" to Broadway in 2006, will return to the Playhouse in March 2012
Posted Sun, March 6 What's Triumph without a little Tragedy? The weather outside may be peaceful this week, but the music inside Music Hall is as powerful as ever
Posted Fri, March 4 Wings of Wonder Bird Show at The Covedale The Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, 4990 Glenway Avenue, continues the 11:00 am Saturday Morning Children’s Series with a performance by the Cincinnati Zoo!
Posted Fri, March 4 CCM Named 'Ohio Center of Excellence' A tradition of excellence dating back to 1867 was recognized tonight in special ceremonies
Posted Wed, March 2 Covedale Announces 'Annie Get Your Gun' Annie Oakley is the best shot around, and she supports her little brother and sisters by selling the game she hunts. When she's discovered by Buffalo Bill Cody
Posted Mon, Feb. 28 CCM's RENT Gets Acclaim Nomination Weston G. Wetzel has earned his first Acclaim nomination for his lighting design for 'RENT'
Posted Sun, Feb. 27 Go Green with the Cincinnati Pops There’s no better way to spend the time leading up to St. Patty’s Day than with your Cincinnati Pops and their next concert dubbed “Pops Goes Celtic.”
Posted Sun, Feb. 27 Brieabi Presents 'Little Shop of Horrors' What happens when a blood-thirsty plant and a love-stricken down-on-his-luck guy come together? Well, you’ve just got to see it to believe it.
Posted Fri, Feb. 25 City Beat's Review of Falcon's 'The Elephant Man' Falcon Theater’s The Elephant Man is a well-cast, well-paced, and satisfying staging of the play based on the true and very famous story of John Merrick.
Posted Fri, Feb. 25 PLOTT Performers to hold Auditions for 'Giving Joy' Bring your talent to Brookwood Retirement Community in Sharonville on Reed Hartman Hwy. on Monday, Feb. 28th from 6:30p-8:30p for auditions.
Posted Wed, Feb. 23 Pride and Prejudice Extended! Due to high demand, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company has added performances of Pride and Prejudice.
Posted Tue, Feb. 22 Acting Classes offered through Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Classes are offered at three different locations: Playhouse in the Park, Clifton Cultural Arts Center and the Mayerson JCC. We have classes for children in Kindergarten-Adults!
Posted Tue, Feb. 22 CCM Adds Performance of 'Rent' Due to overwhelming demand, CCM has added an additional performance to the previously booked-up run of Jonathan Larson’s Rent
Posted Mon, Feb. 21 Covedale Center After-School Drama Program Thanks to an anonymous donation by a Covedale Center Patron, we are able to offer this program at a reduced cost.
Posted Fri, Feb. 18 NKU freshens up 'Cinderella,' the musical Northern Kentucky University Theatre is exploring the land of the musical fairy tale through Feb. 27 with Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Cinderella," and it's a charming show for the family.
Posted Sun, Feb. 13 Carnegie's 'The Odd Couple' a Crowd Pleaser (Review If you haven’t ventured to Covington’s Carnegie Center for a show at the Otto M. Budig Theatre, you’re overlooking a pleasant evening’s entertainment.
Posted Sun, Feb. 13 Cincinnati Pops Announces 2011-12 Season The star-studded season features nine different concert programs, six conducted by JMR. In addition to the Pops subscription series, we’re announcing our Lollipops Family Concerts for next season, also conducted by JMR.
Posted Sun, Feb. 13 Big shows to boost Broadway For 2011-2012, Broadway touring will feature a lineup of big-name musicals.
Posted Wed, Feb. 9 CCM Presents 'RENT' Jonathan Larson’s revolutionary musical runs February 24-27 and March 3-6 in the Patricia Corbett Theater in CCM Village
Posted Wed, Feb. 9 CCM Opera presents The Marriage of Figaro College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) students and staff are putting their own mark on Mozart’s timeless opera buffa The Marriage of Figaro (Le Nozze di Figaro)