The week-long saga of the Catholic O’Shea’s is narrated by eldest daughter Linda (the always remarkable Cecily Dowd). The 4th wall isn’t just broken –
It is not so much a Catholic comedy as a FAMILY comedy, and you will relate to the dilemmas no matter what your age or
The cast is simply riveting and often surprising.
If your Holidays need a laugh and a beer,
“Who’s Holiday” in Dayton will bring you good cheer.
The play is ultimately less about the power of rock, than it is about the power we all have inside us to create and express
Underneath the outlandish costumes are some serious acting chops and wicked moves.
All of these women stood out from society, they did not blend in. They also share that the guillotine is not the worst of it.
The Carnegie’s The Color Purple – It is no exaggeration–you cannot afford to miss this production. It will be spoken of for years to come.
“The Color Purple” is a love letter to Black women — a celebration of sisterhood, radical self-acceptance, and radical self-love.
From powerhouse solo acts to collaborative ensembles, this year proved once again: the Cincinnati Fringe Festival isn’t just alive—it’s thriving
