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Sneak Peek by Liz Eichler of Cincinnati Shakespeare Company‘s Emma. Check out this exclusive backstage interview of Stormie Mac, costume designer for CSC’s wonderful presentation of Jane Austin’s Emma: Emma is running now through March 26th–tickets at www.cincyshakes.com
Sneak Peak by Kenneth Stern of Cinderella: Ensemble Theatre Sara Mackie and Torie Wiggins as the stepsisters in ETC’s upcoming “Cinderella” Cinderella and her Cincinnati created entourage of animal friends are back at the Ensemble Theatre for ETC’s annual holiday show. Ahead of the December 2nd opening night, playwright Joe McDonough reflected on and . . . → Read More: ETC’s Cinderella set to Charm Audiences Again Sneak Peak by Lissa Gapultos of “Rent”: Incline Theatre The Warsaw Federal Incline Public Theatre continues its District Series with Jonathan Larson’s rock musical Rent, a loose adaptation of the opera La Boheme by Giacomo Puccini. Many of the elements of the opera remain in Rent: starving artists, an ailing leading lady, the bonds of . . . → Read More: Incline Theatre Set to Tackle “Rent” Sara Clark in CSC’s upcoming “As You Like It” Sneak Peak by Gregory Bossler of As You Like It: CSC This season’s Shakespeare opener at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is the pastoral As You Like It, which runs from November 20 to December 12. The show follows Rosalind, who is banished to the Forest of . . . → Read More: Take a Walk in the Woods with CSC’s “As You Like It Sneak Preview by Abby Rowold of All Childish Things: Know Theatre James Creque, Ben Dudley, Chris Wesselman and Laurie Benning Roberts in “All Childish Things” All Childish Things, the play by Joseph Zettelmaier and the Know Theatre’s next mainstage offering in an adventurous season, focuses on the effects of a generation raised on Star . . . → Read More: The Force is with Know Theatre in its Next Production: “All Childish Things” Sneak Peak by Prabir Das of Relatively Speaking: Diogenes Theatre Company The cast of Diogenes’ “Relatively Speaking”
Diogenes Theatre Company opens its 2015-16 season with Alan Ayckbourn’s comedic masterpiece Relatively Speaking at the Aronoff Center’s Fifth Third Black Box Theater, November 11 through November 22, 2015. Following the terrific success of a full . . . → Read More: Diogenes to Cook Up Some Laughs with “Relatively Speaking” Sneak Peak of The Mystery Plays: Falcon Theatre Mystery. Coincidence. Belief without understanding. These are some of the concepts explored in The Mystery Plays, which opens Nov. 6 at Falcon Theatre in Newport. Six actors play more than 20 characters in the two interconnected one-acts, written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and directed by Lindsey Augusta Mercer. . . . → Read More: Falcon Tackles the Unexplainable in “The Mystery Plays” Sneak Peak by Charles Roetting of SLEUTH: Carnegie Theatre Brent Alan Burington and Rory Sheridan in Carnegie’s upcoming “Sleuth” Warning: the following may be difficult for some readers. On October 21, 2015, I was to interview SLEUTH Director Greg Procaccino but upon arriving, Mr. Procaccino was nowhere to be found. In his place, I . . . → Read More: Carnegie Director Mysteriously Disappears While Preparing for “Sleuth” ? |