Following just over two months of renovation, the Kentucky Theatre will host a Re-Opening Celebration with Nick and Nina Clooney as hosts on Wednesday, May 21. The Clooneys’ first date was at the Kentucky Theatre to see the classic movie, South Pacific. In celebration of the re-opening, The Friends of the Kentucky invited the Clooneys to […]
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Clooneys Return to Kentucky Theater for Reopening in May
Following just over two months of renovation, the Kentucky Theatre will host a Re-Opening Celebration with Nick and Nina Clooney as hosts on Wednesday, May 21. The Clooneys’ first date was at the Kentucky Theatre to see the classic movie, South Pacific. In celebration of the re-opening, The Friends of the Kentucky invited the Clooneys to […]
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Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati’s 2014-15 Season Worth a Trip Across the River
It’s well-worth crossing the river for – Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati’s 2014-2015 season of regional premieres looks like a must-see, says RCN contributor Jackie Demaline. The line-up: Hands On A Hardbody, Sept. 3-21. Regional premiere. Get your minds out of the gutter(!) “Hardbody” is based on a 1997 documentary about 10 down-on-their-luck Texans who set out to […]
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Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati’s 2014-15 Season Worth a Trip Across the River
It’s well-worth crossing the river for – Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati’s 2014-2015 season of regional premieres looks like a must-see, says RCN contributor Jackie Demaline. The line-up: Hands On A Hardbody, Sept. 3-21. Regional premiere. Get your minds out of the gutter(!) “Hardbody” is based on a 1997 documentary about 10 down-on-their-luck Texans who set out to […]
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Shakespeare Company Closes 20th Season by Completing the Canon
“The Two Noble Kinsmen” – say who? Cincinnati Shakespeare caps its 20th anniversary season May 2-25 by completing the canon — the 38 plays attributed to William Shakespeare. The Bard’s final credit – actually a co-credit with Jacobean playwright John Fletcher – is “The Two Noble Kinsmen.” “Kinsmen” is a minor romance, an adaptation of Chaucer’s […]
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Shakespeare Company Closes 20th Season by Completing the Canon
“The Two Noble Kinsmen” – say who? Cincinnati Shakespeare caps its 20th anniversary season May 2-25 by completing the canon — the 38 plays attributed to William Shakespeare. The Bard’s final credit – actually a co-credit with Jacobean playwright John Fletcher – is “The Two Noble Kinsmen.” “Kinsmen” is a minor romance, an adaptation of Chaucer’s […]
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Theatre Group, Bellevue Church to Present “Walter Cronkite is Dead”
WIT-Women in Theatre, a professional, non-union, acting company, and St. John United Church of Christ (520 Fairfield Ave., Bellevue) are co-producing the first of many stage productions. Up first is Walter Cronkite is Dead by Joe Calarco, a comedy/drama that, according to Dramatist Play Service, “expertly unspools two very different stories not to pick at where they conflict but […]
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Theatre Group, Bellevue Church to Present “Walter Cronkite is Dead”
WIT-Women in Theatre, a professional, non-union, acting company, and St. John United Church of Christ (520 Fairfield Ave., Bellevue) are co-producing the first of many stage productions. Up first is Walter Cronkite is Dead by Joe Calarco, a comedy/drama that, according to Dramatist Play Service, “expertly unspools two very different stories not to pick at where they conflict but […]
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Theatre Review: “Other People’s Money” is a Treat
“Other People’s Money” at New Edgecliff through April 26 is every bit the treat I was expecting it to be – an easy prediction when you bring together a good script, a good director (Greg Procaccino) and a good ensemble cast. Find your way to the Aronoff’s small studio Fifth Third Bank Theater (entrance on Main). […]
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Theatre Review: “Other People’s Money” is a Treat
“Other People’s Money” at New Edgecliff through April 26 is every bit the treat I was expecting it to be – an easy prediction when you bring together a good script, a good director (Greg Procaccino) and a good ensemble cast. Find your way to the Aronoff’s small studio Fifth Third Bank Theater (entrance on Main). […]
