Finding “Neverwhere” in the Latest Know Theatre Production
Review by Alan Jozwiak of Neverwhere: Know Theatre The holiday season is a time when Cincinnati theatres tend to produce short holiday plays that act
Review by Alan Jozwiak of Neverwhere: Know Theatre The holiday season is a time when Cincinnati theatres tend to produce short holiday plays that act
Review by Doug Iden of Annie: Covedale Theatre The perennial holiday favorite Annie opened triumphantly at the Covedale Theatre as part of the Cincinnati Landmark
Review by Jack Crumley of Annie: Covedale Theatre It“™s Christmas, and Covedale is getting in the spirit with the Tony award-winning Annie: the story of
Review by Liz Eichler of Neverwhere: Know Theatre Know Theatre“™s Neverwhere is an epic fish-out-of-water story, except the fish is a man and the water
Review by Alan Jozwiak of Poor Behavior: Falcon Theatre “œGuests, like fish, begin to smell after three days.“ Ben Franklin“™s quote did not take into
Review by Laurel Humes of Poor Behavior: Falcon Theatre “œPoor behavior“ doesn“™t even come close to describing the antics of the two married couples in
Review by Doug Iden of Tom Sawyer: Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Mark Twain and Shakespeare? Seems a little incongruous but this delightful production of The Adventures
Review by Liz Eichler of Tom Sawyer: Cincinnati Shakespeare Company “œThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer“ is the history of a playful boy and his friends,
The goal of See Me, Hear Me is to spark a dialog between families, teachers, high school youth and anyone who works with young people in the world of education.
Tick, Tick…Boom! is an emotional journey of one person’s deep passion for his art.
The standout of this show is Patrick Earl Phillips. This quadruple threat portrays Jon with superb singing, acting, dancing, and piano skills.