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After years of sharing arts stories, I'm focused now on my greatest production (opens the original)
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I spent several summers in my youth at drama camp. I enjoyed the improvisation, singing, dancing and getting my own part in the summer production. I still recall the first line assigned to me: “Open the refrigerator, look inside, close the refrigerator.” This was a bit of life advice for remaining a kid in “How to Eat Like a Child,” based on the book by Delia Ephron. Little did I know then, roughly two decades later I would interview Ephron when she came to Cleveland in 2017. I was, by then, the
5 things to do in NEO: Great Lakes Theater season opens, rose show at Holden and more (opens the original)
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Great Lakes Theater’s 65th season kicks off Friday with a little romance. Of course, Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” also has tragedy. Playwright Tracy Young offers a modern translation of Shakespeare’s original text written in the 1600s. The show opens Friday and runs through Oct. 11 at the Hanna Theater in Cleveland’s Playhouse Square. Travel to Spain without the jet lag with Path of Miracles presented by Cleveland Chamber Choir. The work traces the Camino de Santiago, a popular pilgrimage r
5 things to do in NEO: Old-Fashioned Picnic, One World Day and more (opens the original)
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Bring the family or a friend to the annual Old-Fashioned Picnic at Painesville Township Park Saturday. Lake Metroparks provides the opportunity to make and fly a kite, live music, bingo and more. It’s also a great time for a sunset stroll along the lakeshore. Stop by any time between 5-8 p.m. Ernie Barnes is well known for his art featured on the TV sitcom “Good Times.” A new exhibit at the Canton Museum of Art shares his creative journey, from appreciating art at a young age growing up in North
Jon Batiste to play reimagined classics with the Cleveland Orchestra at Blossom (opens the original)
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Multi-Grammy award winner Jon Batiste is known for creatively blending genres. He brings his interpretations of Mozart and Beethoven as well as his originals to a night at Blossom Music Center with the Cleveland Orchestra Aug. 20. Batiste said he is looking forward to playing “5th Symphony in Congo Square” from his album “Beethoven Blues.” The piece mixes Beethoven’s well known Fifth Symphony with an African clave. “That syncopated rhythm plays throughout the orchestra,” Batiste said. “It feels
Hang on to summer with The To-Do List, your arts and culture guide (opens the original)
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It’s about that time when a reticence for summer's end sets in. Yes, there’s more than a month left until Labor Day — often considered the unofficial end of summer — but school bells start ringing again much sooner. Are there still things you want to do in Northeast Ohio during the summer months? Maybe a few things come to mind for you. I’d still like to see the Asian Lantern Festival lights at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and stroll the gardens at Holden Arboretum, which currently has community-cre
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