It must be getting near cicada time, right? As you continue to look for signs, take a look at these emerging events below. But no need here to be careful where you step.
Take your mom somewhere interesting this week. Show her you got the smarts from her side of the family. We have some virtual, some live, and some a combo of the two. All are yours for the taking. Enjoy!
Warming is the word this week. Get your plans made early and plan to stay late. There’s a lot to like ahead. (And when will those pesky cicadas emerge…?)
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Cincinnati Public Radio have joined to bring listeners “A Christmas Carol: A Radio Play.” Bruce Cromer, who plays Ebenezer Scrooge in the Playhouse’s annual production, will perform all the roles in this one-man radio version.
Uncertainty surrounding the pandemic and politics has waylaid live, in-person theater in Cincinnati, at least for the foreseeable future. So, what’s next?
D. Lynn Meyers has been the driving force behind Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati since the 1990s. The significance of her contributions to the region’s arts community is the focus of this David Lyman profile.
Starting Wednesday, July 8, local shoppers will have the opportunity to help the arts by bidding in support of ArtsWave and more than 40 Cincinnati nonprofit arts organizations.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park today announced a $3 million pledge from Digi and Mike Schueler to help construct its new mainstage theatre complex and to support artistic programming for the next five years.