A cast of classic children’s characters, a Pulitzer Prize winning musical, and the tale of an immigrant who would become one of the biggest bootleggers (and local legends) in history… What do they have in common?
After 35 years, the summer dinner theater at Northern Kentucky University is being permanently closed.
Know Theatre has announced the 19th Annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival, with hundreds of live performances by independent local, national and international artists.
It was inevitable that one day Bridget Leak would direct a show for D. Lynn Meyers and her Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati.
Judy Garland was a star of stage and screen whose talent was unparalleled in its time. Her personal journey, however, was not always filled with sunshine and happiness. Now, The Carnegie will explore and celebrate her legacy when it travels to the “end of the rainbow” at Covington Plaza Outdoor Amphitheater this September.
Thomas Consolo shares some of the most-anticipated theater and dance performances of the fall.
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, reopens its doors this fall for a five-show season, opening with “Pipeline,” by Dominique Morisseau, suspended after one performance by the pandemic in March 2020.
A show that has delighted audiences for more than 30 years, “Little Shop of Horrors” kicks off The Carnegie’s 2021-22 theatre season with two weekends of rousing outdoor performances at Covington Plaza Outdoor Amphitheater.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company has announced several new members of its leadership team. This expansion is in preparation for the hopeful reopening of the CSC Mainstage season this fall.
The Carnegie announced the public phase of its Preserving Northern Kentucky’s Cultural and Architectural Gem capital campaign, intended to preserve its historic home.
