Review by Doug Iden of Relatively Speaking: Diogenes Theatre Relatively Speaking opened at the Diogenes Theater and (relatively speaking) is a funny although somewhat dated
Review by Sheldon Polonsky of Sleuth: The Carnegie Theatre In today“™s world of fast-paced action movies and special effects, it is refreshing to relax to
Review by Donna Hoffman of Sleuth: The Carnegie Theatre The detailed, handsome set by Ryan Howell with antique and novelty props by Adam Hambrick, Mary
Review by Laurel Humes of The Mystery Plays: Falcon Theatre Do you know about sin eaters? You will after seeing The Mystery Plays at Falcon
Review by Doug Iden of The Mystery Plays: Falcon Theatre Is it reality? Is it a dream? Is it a Netherworld lying between the living
Review by Greg Bossler of Carousel: CCM Musical Theatre When Carousel opened in 1945, it received near unanimous praise (for Richard Rodgers“™ music, Oscar Hammerstein
Review by Abby Rowold of Andy’s House of [blank]: Know Theatre Paul Strickland is a charming storyteller and a Know Theatre favorite from past Fringe
Review by Erica Minton of Andy’s House of [Blank]: Know Theatre If you boxed up Know Theatre“™s newest production, Andy“™s House of [Blank], it would
By LCT Reviewers What was your favorite show in Cincinnati during Fall 2025? Some of the LCT reviewers gathered and discussed the best shows, performances
This is Shakespeare that trusts its audience, trusts its actors, and trusts the joy of live theatre to do the rest.
It is not hard to understand why this play has been one of Samantha’s passion projects. Visky’s writing style is lyrical and soothing, even when addressing not-so-soothing topics.
