“The Ravenside Occurrence” Explores 19th Century Misogyny—and Ghosts
The play’s message is clear: racism and misogyny are not mere apparitions, but ongoing threats to the lives and liberty of women and people of
March 30, 2026
The play’s message is clear: racism and misogyny are not mere apparitions, but ongoing threats to the lives and liberty of women and people of
Together, Schmitz and Eisenring embody the absurd logic of the play: the threat is obvious, named, even acknowledged—and still allowed to flourish.
While the description of the show prepares you for spookiness and unifying against prejudice, this is only a small piece of the puzzle.
Eric Pfeffinger’s play is less about death than what we do with the messy material we’re given.
By Afshin Razi Some stories never really go out of style, and Little Women is one of them. American novelist Louisa May Alcott’s classic coming-of-age story
Little Women is a story about the tension between who we are, who we’re expected to be, and who we want to become.
For Cincinnati theatre lovers, Milwaukee offers something rare: a chance to experience top-tier regional theatre in a city designed to make it easy—and enjoyable—to see
It is no coincidence that many black comedies are Irish; that’s just our brand of humour. But Crocodile Fever feels different in that the sisters
Mayor Aftab Pureval showed his support for Cincinnati Shakespeare Co. at the capital campaign launch. After the speeches he connected with Candice Handy, Associate Artistic Director as well as other staff and creatives at CSC.
Crazy for You is a celebration of classic musical theatre. This show is filled with romance, glamour, and enough comedic chaos to keep the audience laughing the entire evening.
This is one of the best productions I’ve seen in a while.