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For two weeks every year, Fringe invades Cincinnati. This year’s theatre and arts festival features over 40 productions. Not every production is everyone’s cup of tea.
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Are you ready for Cincy Fringe? It’s coming right up, May 31 through June 11.
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In a small South African tea shop in 1950, two black men and a white boy joke and dance together, defying the brutalities of apartheid through their joyous love.
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Showbiz Players is bringing down its curtain after 30 seasons – but not before it presents a final production, a reprise of Frank Wildhorn musical The Civil War at The Carnegie f
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The River City News's Jackie Demaline has a pair of theatre reviews:
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James Joyce’s epic novel Ulysses (based on epic Greek myth The Odyssey) charts the life of an Irishman, Leopold Bloom, on June 16, 1904, proving that even an ordinary da
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A student-directed play project debuts this weekend at Thomas More College with Sofie Veitas helming Irena’s Vow running March 31 to April 2.
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What’s on this year’s schedule for the Humana Festival, Actors Theatre of Louisville’s famed annual showcase of new American plays?
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The prince rescues the princess. They embrace. He effortlessly lifts her onto his horse or into his carriage. They gaze speakingly into each other’s eyes for a suitable moment.
Falcon Theatre’s 2017-18 season lineup has a little of everything, all of it intriguing - a 20th century American classic, troubling tales that explore issues facing today’s society, a p
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Asterius the Minotaur turns 30 tomorrow, and he’s facing more than just your average birthday blues...
A cabaret is planned to celebrate the life of David Herriman, a fitting tribute to one of the region's most passionate arts philanthropist.
RCN Arts writer Jackie Demaline offers these mini-reviews of two shows currently on local stages.
The 18th Biennial Year End Series (Y.E.S.) Festival at Northern Kentucky University brings the funny this year with a pair of world premiere comedies April 20-30.
