“Your Wish” is a Commanding Success for Madcap
Her humor and physicality with and without the puppets is extremely impressive. ...
Cincinnati Landmark Productions has a Great “Comedy Tonight” at the Incline
Director Bob Brunner elevates this production through numerous additional bits that leave the audience howling. Music Director Michael Kennedy harnesses a cast of powerhouse voices while maintaining the comedy... ...
CCM’s “The Burials” is a gripping, touching, and immersive new theater experience
Hunter Trammell’s Ben, whose face is a shattered mask of anguish and vacancy, is both endearing and frightening - everything anyone says about a school shooter after he’s committed his heinous act. You really do want to know what’s going on in his head as he stares into the...
Funny “Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” at Incline
a well-oiled, brilliant comic machinery on stage with all its components working together beautifully to create a laugh-riot for over two hours...
You’ll be “Head Over Heels” for Miami University’s The Go-Go’s Musical
At a basic level, this is the love story of three very different couples. On a deeper level, the play explores issues of queerness, gender, acceptance, authenticity, and being true to oneself. ...
“Head Over Heels” the Go-Go’s/Elizabethan Musical Mashup Entertains at Miami
Directed by the dynamic duo of Lindsey Augusta Mercer and Music Director Erin McCamley, they move the story along with joy, killer voices, strong dancers, and attitude....
“Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help” Shines at the Human Race Theatre Company
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 shattered as every family member has a slightly different version of the events of that week in 1973. ...
Jokes, Drama, Insight: Know Theatre’s “The Twunny Fo’” Has It All
Starring and written by Cincinnati-based playwright A.J. Baldwin, “The Twunny Fo’” is bright and vibrant. Packed with snappy banter and welcome wisdom, Baldwin’s dialogue leaps off the page, exploring themes of race, gender inequality, community, privilege, and class. ...