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Wildly successful mystery writer Andrew Wyke invites his wife’s lover – a travel agent, horrors! – to his secluded country house one evening and suggests a plot: how about they stage a robbery of
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Fans of Cincinnati Fringe LOVE storyteller Paul Strickland and his invented landscape of Big Fib Cul-de-Sac Trailer Park.
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The holidays start early with the national tour of White Christmas and Playhouse in the Park’s ever-green A Christmas Carol.
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How to advance from window washer to the executive penthouse in two buoyant acts is the plot of How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, a Frank Loesser gem from the Golden Age o
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After two years as Playhouse in the Park’s Tiny Tim in the annual A Christmas Carol production, young Crestview Hills actor Ty Joseph Shelton, 10, joins an adult drama.
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This week there’s big fun, good fun and not enough fun on area stages:
Buyer & Cellar, Ensemble Theatre
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Northern Kentucky season openers are giving audiences a good time with a pair of very, very, very, very – we’re talking really different comedies.
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FBI trainee Clarice Starling has to track down notorious serial killer Buffalo Bill before he claims another innocent victim – but can she sing and dance while she’s doing it?
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Rebecca Gilman has been writing ripped-from-the-headlines plays for more than 15 years and Ensemble Theatre opens its season with a kick-ass production of her engrossing Luna Gale.
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The Carnegie opens its 2015-2016 theater season with Stephen Sondheim’s Company, with elusive Robert at the center of a circle of married friends (with occasional appearances by a trio of
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The feel-good show of the summer is on stage through July 26 at Northern Kentucky University.
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Crepuscule. C-R-E-P-U-S-C-U-L-E. Meaning: twilight. So why not just say ‘twilight’?
