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Posted Wed, Aug. 25
The theatre season's off to a rollicking start with a lively, inventive and polished production of Big River. (photo by Mikki Schaffner)
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Posted Tue, Aug. 24
Cincinnati's young talent is on display in Big River...
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Posted Mon, Aug. 9
It’s Summer; time to take advantage of Cincinnati’s beautiful parks. Now that they’re venues for theater, I like even more.
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Posted Mon, July 19
Cincinnati Shakespeare has a summer fling with Noel Coward’s light-hearted “Blithe Spirit”
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Posted Thu, July 15
Find out what Eric Robinette had to say about it.
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Posted Thu, July 15
Read Rick Pender's Review Here!
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Posted Thu, July 8
Read David Lyman's Review Here
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Posted Thu, July 8
Click here to read!
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Posted Tue, July 6
The NKU musical "Church Girls" stars Ron Burrage, Matt Bohnert, Ken Early, Charlie Clark, Ken Jones and Roderick Justice
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Posted Mon, June 21
National Tour of Broadway's longest running show, The Phantom of the Opera.
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Posted Sat, June 12
Despite some strong vocals, “The Taffetas” is by far the weakest of the local entries, demonstrating that what looks easy when well-executed is actually difficult. - Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, June 12
This is one slick, soapy, spectacular revival with a dazzling techno design. - Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, June 11
Too often touring shows cut corners. Not here. While this production doesn't have movie or TV stars in its key roles, its cast is full of talented, veteran stage performers who can sing, dance and, above all, act. - Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, June 7
Dan Doerger shows a strong concept for the show well-executed by his creative team. He goes for big voices and he succeeds, but a lot of the cast isn’t much in the acting department, or the moving department. - Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sun, June 6
Reviews from "The Finkles' Theater Show," "Blue Collar Diaries," and more.
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Posted Sun, June 6
There's lots of energy, a dopey adaptation, a good performance from Melissa Fenton in the title role and great attention to multimedia, but this "Medea" is hard to love. - Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sun, June 6
"The Council" is an often hilarious faux city council meeting of the fictional town of Chalmerston. - Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sun, June 6
Wacky, fun show is an easy to recommend entry in Cincinnati's Fringe Festival.-Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, May 25
Production is extremely well-performed and solidly mounted
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Posted Tue, May 25
Concert:nova's CARNIVAL OF ANIMALS a Keeper. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, May 24
Playhouse wraps up 50th anniversary season with 50-year-old classic musical. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, May 24
FANTASTICKS is bewitching romance. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, May 18
CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES cooks up laughs at La Comedia
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Posted Mon, May 17
CCM's mounting showcases the material and its talented young cast very well. -Scott Cain
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Posted Mon, May 17
Show is fun, entertaining, humorous and solidly crafted. -Scott Cain
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Posted Mon, May 17
That's How It's Done, Folks! -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, May 17
OF MICE AND MEN To Die For. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, May 17
Footlighters present believable, everyday young people who fall in love with a bit of misadventure along the way. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, May 17
Showboat cast works too hard at being silly. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, May 17
CCM's MICE AND MEN tells bleak tale. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, May 14
Omigod, touring show entertains via stereotypes. -Rick Pender
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Posted Wed, May 12
LEGALLY BLONDE is a way to have more fun
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Posted Tue, May 11
Very entertaining productions of musicals by two of greater Cincinnati's best community theaters
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Posted Tue, May 11
Musical production dishes laughter at dinner theater. -Eric Robinette
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Posted Tue, May 11
Cincinnati Music Theatre production knocks 'em dead. -Rick Pender
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Posted Tue, May 11
Playhouse 'misbehaves' with too much motion and too little music. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, May 10
Rowdy & rhythmic show features multi-talented cast in mounting that mirrors 1978 Tony Award winning original. -Scott Cain
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Posted Fri, May 7
CSO ends season on familiar notes. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, May 7
Know Theatre offers new take on classic script. -Rick Pender
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Posted Fri, May 7
In the end, AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' ain't bad. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, May 4
MacMillan's SEVEN LAST WORDS Beyond Words. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, May 3
Vocal Arts Ensemble and Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra in a spiritually-themed powerful and transcendent program. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sun, May 2
Storgards' Sibelius Puts Him in the Running for the CSO. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sun, May 2
CSO's guest conductor helps Sibelius shine. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Thu, April 29
Belcea Quartet Brings Choice Program to Cincinnati. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Wed, April 28
CHORUS LINE connects with stark simplicity
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Posted Tue, April 27
Polusmiak Undeterred by Eyjafjallajokull Cancellation
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Posted Mon, April 26
A nostalgic trip down memory lane for baby boomers. -Scott Cain
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Posted Mon, April 26
Volcano Brings Kuerti and Ngwenyama to Cincinnati. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, April 26
Know Theatre completes its ANGELS repertory with a powerful Part II. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, April 26
CCM students shine in reprise of '50s social drama. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, April 26
ETC's nostalgic, campy musical is genuine in its love for '50s/'60s pop music. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, April 26
ANGELS loses way in second part. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Thu, April 22
WONDERETTES are pretty marvelous. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, April 20
NKU revival offers a surprisingly serious take on growing up. -Lauren Becker
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Posted Mon, April 19
Cincy Shakespeare's Wilde production is about something worth discussing. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, April 19
Take Flight with the CSO. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, April 19
The word from Showbiz Players is 'entertaining'. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, April 19
Despite the poetry, New Edgecliff production wastes serious potential. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, April 19
IDEAL HUSBAND goes from light satire to dull melodrama. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, April 16
NKU's BIRDIE will get you singing. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Thu, April 15
Devilishly Satisfying. -Eric Street
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Posted Tue, April 13
Anti-war drama at The Carnegie a little too pompous. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Tue, April 13
Touring show is simply too much of a good thing. -Rick Pender
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Posted Tue, April 13
Pops shows off its Beatles chops. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Mon, April 12
Powerful Playhouse world premiere should be required viewing. -Rick Pender
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Posted Sun, April 11
INVULNERABILTIY at Playhouse: It's super. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sun, April 11
This POPPINS offers spoonful of sour. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, April 9
BURY THE DEAD at Carnegie impressive. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Mon, April 5
Know Theatre's ANGELS debut is powerfully staged and acted. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, April 5
Know Theatre's ANGELS is divine. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Mon, April 5
Covedale production of classic makes a splash. -Lauren Becker
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Posted Tue, March 30
NKU actresses take on an earlier generation's cry of distress. -Jane Durrell
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Posted Tue, March 30
NKU students offer mostly rattling good spit-and-spirit theater. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, March 29
NKU's OMNIUM feels vibrant. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, March 27
Paavo Järvi and the Cincinnati Symphony a Unity. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Fri, March 26
CSO, soloists shine again with "Scheherazade." -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Thu, March 25
CSO's IN YOUR SCHOOL Concert One of the Most Important of the Season
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Posted Wed, March 24
A more personal musical version of the classic tale. -Scott Cain
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Posted Wed, March 24
A quaint and extremely likeable two-person show. -Scott Cain
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Posted Mon, March 22
Playhouse musical is expressive, impressive world premiere. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, March 22
Jackiw, Remmereit Debut with the Cincinnati Symphony. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, March 22
Showpiece arias peel operatic paint. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sun, March 21
FIESTA FILARMONICA Buena Musica. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, March 20
DADDY LONG LEGS a charming romance. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, March 20
Two artists debut with CSO in stirring works. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, March 19
Take a hilarious ride in BECKY'S NEW CAR through March 28. -Richard O Jones
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Posted Thu, March 18
PHANTOM haunts La Comedia stage
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Posted Thu, March 18
Funny ROUNDING THIRD at Loft Theatre and other news items
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Posted Tue, March 16
PHANTOM steals your heart at La Comedia
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Posted Sun, March 14
If you think you’ve heard Grieg’s Piano Concerto, think again. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, March 13
ETC's latest production accelerates in the humor lane. -Rick Pender
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Posted Sat, March 13
Pianist Thibaudet thrills with romantic flourishes
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Posted Fri, March 12
La Comedia's PHANTOM has more romance, rock and backstory of character. -Eric Robinette
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Posted Thu, March 11
BECKY'S NEW CAR is a zany ride. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Wed, March 10
Inventive and original touring production from Israel showed its mettle quickly. -Terry Morris
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Posted Fri, March 5
An engaging, clever, quick-witted comedy with a mysterious Hitchcock plot. -Jill Sikeman
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Posted Thu, March 4
Touring Broadway show hits all the right notes. -Rick Pender
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Posted Thu, March 4
Final weekend for Know's ADDING MACHINE. -Richard O Jones
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Posted Thu, March 4
THE 39 STEPS is high-level theater. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, March 2
ANYTHING GOES is mindless fun, and it showcases a brilliant score by Cole Porter. -Scott Cain
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Posted Tue, March 2
CCM's presentation of Cole Porter tunes will stick in your head for days. -Rick Pender
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Posted Tue, March 2
Cincinnati Shakespeare classic could use a bit Moor. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, March 1
Penderecki, Thomas Works Powerful in Midwest Premiere. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sun, Feb. 28
A first-rate OTHELLO at Cincinnati Shakespeare
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Posted Sat, Feb. 27
'Too White to Sing Blues?' Not Callaway. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, Feb. 26
ANYTHING GOES slightly awry at CCM
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Posted Thu, Feb. 25
Swedish Radio Choir Awe-Inspiring in Cincinnati Debut. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Wed, Feb. 24
Wright State produces outstanding PIAZZA premiere. -Russell Florence, Jr.
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Posted Mon, Feb. 22
NKU production upstages itself with razzle-dazzle. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, Feb. 22
NPR's Kevin Kling was born to spin tales. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Mon, Feb. 22
MONOLOGUE far from easy listening. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Mon, Feb. 22
Sun and Shadow at the CCO. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, Feb. 20
A Newcomer at the Cincinnati Symphony. -MAry Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, Feb. 20
Covedale ensemble steals the stage. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Feb. 20
Kevin Kling knows hows, whys of storytelling. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Feb. 20
Symphony, violinist collaborate glowingly. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, Feb. 19
WICKED finally casts spell at Schuster
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Posted Wed, Feb. 17
Know Theatre's ADDING MACHINE musical a haunting hit
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Posted Wed, Feb. 17
Their adjustment to Carnegie an exercise in luxury. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Tue, Feb. 16
An appropriate staging for society's current recessionary state. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Tue, Feb. 16
Know Theatre provides a thrilling and exceedingly worthwhile production. -Scott Cain
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Posted Sat, Feb. 13
CINDERELLA perfect for Valentine's Day weekend. -David Lyman
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Posted Sat, Feb. 13
CCM's RAPE OF LUCRETIA powerfully told. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sat, Feb. 13
ADDING MACHINE continues Know's strong season
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Posted Sat, Feb. 13
Meaty, Engaging Program Set for Carnegie Hall by Jarvi and the CSO. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Thu, Feb. 11
With intelligent direction, solid design, and a talented cast, CCM's production showed why it is considered a favorite
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Posted Tue, Feb. 9
Tocco wows with mix of artistry, finesse. -John K. Toedtman
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Posted Sat, Feb. 6
Playhouse puts on a hellish spectacle, through Feb. 20. -Richard O Jones
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Posted Sat, Feb. 6
CSO gives a lot to like about Tchaikovsky
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Posted Fri, Feb. 5
Slobodeniouk Auspicious in CSO debut. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Fri, Feb. 5
Topical VERTICAL HOUR at Loft Theatre and other news/reviews
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Posted Thu, Feb. 4
ASHER LEV explores the psyche of an artist. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Thu, Feb. 4
Pops "Remix" in the mood for romance. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Tue, Feb. 2
Young tenor makes a big impression. -Adam Alonzo
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Posted Mon, Feb. 1
Pops Remix show stresses romance. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sat, Jan. 30
The classic MISS JULIE need a different kind of energy. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Sat, Jan. 30
Beethoven Rocks Young and Old at Music Hall. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, Jan. 30
Ensemble Theater production argues art vs. religion. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Sat, Jan. 30
Walter Mosley's onstage debut wrestles with good and evil. -Rick Pender
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Posted Sat, Jan. 30
CSO's Beethoven packs a punch. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, Jan. 29
A heavenly Playhouse production for Mosley. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, Jan. 29
Nobody ever said artists are nice people or that life is easy. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, Jan. 26
Performances simmer with passion but never slip into excess. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, Jan. 25
Joneal Joplin showcases two brief classics at Cincy Shakespeare. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, Jan. 25
A buffet of country music classics... -Michael Woody
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Posted Sun, Jan. 24
Joplin thorough in both one-acts. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sun, Jan. 24
Intriguing performances in HUGHIE and KRAPP'S LAST TAPE at CincyShakes through Feb. 14. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Sat, Jan. 23
Bruckner Eight Wins Over Music Hall Audience. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, Jan. 23
Inspired, beautifully shaped and propelled with such sweeping momentum... -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Fri, Jan. 22
Hot stuff at the Shadowbox, through March 13
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Posted Mon, Jan. 18
Everything about Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk's golden jubilee concert was golden. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sun, Jan. 17
SPRING AWAKENING is not your grandma's musical. -Scott Cain
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Posted Sat, Jan. 16
CSO gives CARMINA BURANA new life. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sat, Jan. 16
SPRING AWAKENING spans the ages. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Sat, Jan. 16
A CARMINA BURANA long to be remembered. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, Jan. 16
Broadway show brings poetry and emotion brought to painful life. -Rick Pender
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Posted Thu, Jan. 14
Intimate, up-close experience. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Thu, Jan. 14
Eighth blackbird returns in fine form. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Wed, Jan. 13
A terrific SPRING AWAKENING at Aronoff. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Jan. 9
Fire and Ice Usher in 2010 for Jarvi and the CSO
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Posted Sat, Jan. 9
CSO shows no signs of sadness
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Posted Tue, Dec. 22
MESSIAH in Winter: A First for the Cincinnati Symphony. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sat, Dec. 19
NUTCRACKER soothes like comfort food. -David Lyman
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Posted Fri, Dec. 18
An inspiring Music Hall MESSIAH. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Thu, Dec. 17
Human Race revives excellent CHRISTMAS CAROL at Loft Theatre
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Posted Wed, Dec. 16
Jersey Productions show has too many lumps. -Rick Pender
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Posted Wed, Dec. 16
Carnegie's production is missing some key parts. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Tue, Dec. 15
Down with the Rosemary and Bays: the New VAE. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, Dec. 14
African Children's Choir Evokes True Meaning of Christmas. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, Dec. 14
Crisp NUTCRACKER sharpens focus. -Terry Morris
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Posted Sun, Dec. 13
Pops holiday concerts always brim with spirit and Friday night's opener was no exception. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sun, Dec. 13
There are few things sadder than a fairytale musical that doesn't work its charms. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Wed, Dec. 9
Victoria opener boasts songs, voices
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Posted Tue, Dec. 8
ETC's holiday show casts a spell on kids and adults. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Mon, Dec. 7
Tito Munoz Returns Elgar to Music Hall -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Sun, Dec. 6
NKU musical succeeds with logistics, misses on the artistry. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Sun, Dec. 6
Know Theatre's strange and silly stories don't quite add up. -Rick Pender
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Posted Sun, Dec. 6
CSO mixes pleasant Elgar with great Chopin. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sat, Dec. 5
From the moment the "On Air" light comes on until the announcer signs off, radio magic is happening. -Jenny Kessler
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Posted Fri, Dec. 4
NKU's TITANIC sets an ambitious course. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Thu, Dec. 3
Director Jason Ballweber brings magical story to life in a very low-tech way. -Jenny Kessler
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Posted Thu, Dec. 3
SLEEPING BEAUTY keeps ETC's tradition alive. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Wed, Dec. 2
TAMING OF THE SHREW good for a few guffaws, through Jan. 3. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Wed, Dec. 2
This CHICAGO lacks razzle dazzle
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Posted Tue, Dec. 1
Know Theatre earns A+ for WAYSIDE SCHOOL. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Tue, Dec. 1
Shakespeare holiday show affable. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Mon, Nov. 30
Cincinnati Shakespeare presents a zany, cinematic version of the classic. -Rick Pender
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Posted Fri, Nov. 27
Get in the holiday spirit at La Comedia SPECTACULAR
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Posted Tue, Nov. 24
KSO's Chant-Inspired Program Sublime at Cathedral Basilica. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Tue, Nov. 24
Time Travel at the CSO. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, Nov. 23
Familiar Playhouse holiday show is still smokin'. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Mon, Nov. 23
Why interactive theatre works at the Spaghetti Warehouse. -Peter Wine
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Posted Sat, Nov. 21
French conductor takes CSO for an enjoyable ride. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Thu, Nov. 19
Despite Christmas rush, SPECTACULAR pretty good. -Eric Robinette
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Posted Thu, Nov. 19
Polished play from Vogler Quartet at CCM. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Thu, Nov. 19
showcase makes up for a lack of originality through its entertainment, talent and traditional values. -Scott Cain
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Posted Thu, Nov. 19
CCM's productions are always engaging, professionally mounted, and splendidly performed, and HAIR is no exception. -Scott Cain
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Posted Tue, Nov. 17
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR at La Comedia delivers big gift
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Posted Tue, Nov. 17
CCM enters the Age of Aquarius for its 40th anniversary. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, Nov. 16
It's a basically good HAIR night at CCM. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Mon, Nov. 16
Playhouse SMOKE still has charm. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Sat, Nov. 14
Pops stand-ins provide wicked fun. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sat, Nov. 14
Theater enthusiasts may feel left out due to the slow and cheesy story, despite fine cast. -Scott Cain
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Posted Fri, Nov. 13
Touring holiday show is a Technicolor spectacular. -Rick Pender
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Posted Fri, Nov. 13
SANDERS FAMILY warms up Playhouse. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, Nov. 13
Cuckoos soar at Covedale, through Nov. 15. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Wed, Nov. 11
Aronoff's WHITE CHRISTMAS is really swell
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Posted Sun, Nov. 8
A Bold Beginning for the "New" VAE. -Tom Mariner
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Posted Sun, Nov. 8
Mamelles de Tiresias a side-splitter. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Tue, Nov. 3
Ruhl's and Doyle's spin on Chekhov play will challenge audiences. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, Nov. 2
SHAOLIN WARRIORS men of steel. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Mon, Nov. 2
Human Race Theatre delights audiences with MAN OF LA MANCHA. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Mon, Nov. 2
Adam [Pascal] and Anthony [Rapp] bring the characters to life with such magnificence. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Mon, Nov. 2
The musical RENT is always a popular show on tour
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Posted Mon, Nov. 2
CSO matches greatness of Tokyo hall
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Posted Fri, Oct. 30
Dayton Ballet peers into the SHADOWS
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Posted Fri, Oct. 30
THREE SISTERS at Playhouse stands out. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, Oct. 30
Fully enjoyable, lacking only the keener edge that real time performance yields. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Fri, Oct. 30
Charisma pays off in RENT at Aronoff
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Posted Wed, Oct. 28
Rarely staged Shakespeare is more satisfying than it has a right to be. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, Oct. 26
CSO wows Japanese TV. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Mon, Oct. 26
'All's Well' ends not-so-well. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Oct. 24
Companies combine for spectacular Swan Lake. -David Lyman
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Posted Fri, Oct. 23
boom! a Hit at the Know Theater
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Posted Fri, Oct. 23
Dayton Opera Delivers Radiant La Traviata
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Posted Thu, Oct. 22
A monumental effort and a testament of the electrifying concerts led by Paavo Järvi in Music Hall. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Wed, Oct. 21
Kunzel Memorial Concert a Testament to Love. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Wed, Oct. 21
A Offer You Can't Refuse: The Sopranos in Kentucky. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Wed, Oct. 21
Dayton Opera’s lavish La Traviata sparkles. -Adam Alonzo
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Posted Wed, Oct. 21
The Miracle Worker cast works magic at the Dayton Playhouse
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Posted Sun, Oct. 18
CSO, Jarvi perform radiant Japan send-off
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Posted Fri, Oct. 16
Young violinist Sayaka Shoji follows her impressive 2008 CSO debut with a stunning performance. -Mary Ellyn Hutton
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Posted Mon, Oct. 12
Spectrum, Pops get soulful. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Mon, Oct. 12
Know Theatre opens season with an offbeat comedy. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, Oct. 12
Your favorite B movie plus a side of Brazil. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Mon, Oct. 12
Halloween tricks are a treat at Falcon. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Sat, Oct. 10
Conductor dazzles doing double duty. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Sat, Oct. 10
This not-quite-romantic comedy fits Know’s sensibility and abilities like the proverbial glove. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, Oct. 9
Even if you can't tell your Romeo from your Juliet, you will have a fantastic time. -Jenny Kessler
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Posted Fri, Oct. 9
Joseph brightens La Comedia stage
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Posted Fri, Oct. 9
A lively search for meaning at ETC. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Thu, Oct. 8
Ensemble's Cell Phone sets right tone. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Wed, Oct. 7
Want to feel younger, instantly? Head to the Covedale on Cincinnati's West Side. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Wed, Oct. 7
Director Kenny, strong cast find the rituals in Equus
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Posted Tue, Oct. 6
Playhouse world premiere delves into the mysteries of motivation. -Rick Pender
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Posted Mon, Oct. 5
Victoria Musica is an exquisite masterpiece. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Mon, Oct. 5
Just about everything comes together at New Edgecliff. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Mon, Oct. 5
This is more than a fancy show or a monocultural experience. -Liz Crowe
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Posted Fri, Oct. 2
In terms of production, Victoria Musica103497 is pitch-perfect. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Fri, Oct. 2
Anyone who either missed it the 2008 tour or wants to revisit it this time around. won't be disappointed with an excellent cast on board. -Scott Cain
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Posted Wed, Sept. 30
Production every bit as precise and impassioned as it was when it was last on the Aronoff stage. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Sept. 26
CSO launches 115th season brilliantly. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Mon, Sept. 21
Soloists soar in new chamber season. -Janelle Gelfand
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Posted Mon, Sept. 21
Cincinnati Symphony's 115th season has gotten off to an exhilarating start
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Posted Fri, Sept. 18
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra kicked off its 115th anniversary on Thursday with an unprecedented season-opening gala concert
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Posted Thu, Sept. 17
Capable talent at the Shakespeare Company, Lion becomes a fascinating study in character and the lust for power. -Richard O. Jones
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Posted Wed, Sept. 16
Cincinnati Ballet's season opener offers crowd-pleasing, modern-leaning good time. -Julie Mullins
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Posted Tue, Sept. 15
Manic production mars Cincy Shakespeare's season opening production. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Mon, Sept. 14
Charlie Clark shines in the Carnegie's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. -Elizabeth Crowe
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Posted Mon, Sept. 14
Rocky Horror plus a side of Benny Hill equals Shadowbox Cabaret. -Elizabeth Crowe
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Posted Mon, Sept. 14
Hurray for Human Race's Lend Me a Tenor. -Elizabeth Crowe
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Posted Mon, Sept. 14
Sleuth is theater games-play at its finest. -Elizabeth Crowe
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Posted Sun, Sept. 13
Cromer & Fracher make Lion real. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Sept. 12
Kunzel's Star Wars goes on
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Posted Sat, Sept. 12
Playhouse opens 50th season with thriller full of surprises and intricate trickery. -Tom McElfresh
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Posted Fri, Sept. 11
Sleuth at Playhouse an oldie but goodie
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Posted Wed, Sept. 9
In need of some subtlety to balance its gooft excess. -Julie York Coppens
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Posted Sat, Sept. 5
Scoundrels' works magic on a showstring. -Jackie Demaline
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Posted Sat, Sept. 5
ETC's season opening show is a triumphant look at Beethoven's motives. -Rick Pender
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