Theater & Dance

We sit down with Spence ahead of his 30th year with the West Side theater company to discuss his thoughts on the seven-show season.

A performance from the Cleveland Public Theatre’s Student Theatre Enrichment Program kicks off this year's Arts in August festival, a monthlong celebration of the arts.

With its 20th anniversary celebration on the horizon, the Ohio Shakespeare Festival pulls out all the stops for this year's performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

The 92-year-old actress, who has starred in more than 280 plays since 1949, passed away last week.

A new 60-minute immersive theater experience built into downtown Bedford, DreamWalkers continues Shadow of the Run’s “torso cycle.”

We sit down with executive artistic director Jeremy Paul to discuss the three things everyone should know ahead of Maelstrom's June performances.

With a formal opening June 11, the Cleveland theater staple aims to get back to its prepandemic glory.

The playwright is working to develop Our Lady of Common Sorrows, a play about a Black family whose faith is tested.

The National Center for Choreography, armed with a $750,000 grant, plans to help artists build effective processes and strengthen the local dance community.

The youth dance company poured its heart in the powerful performance piece Freedom.

The monthly event is open for playwrights and actors to collaborate on new works in front of a live audience.

All Roads Lead To Home, a virtual performance, sends a positive, hopeful message.