Arts & Culture

University of Toledo’s Department of Theatre & Film Kicks off a New Season

Athena Cocoves

Say you’re a hypochondriac in need of a lifetime of free medical care. What’s the best way to make sure you have a doctor...

The Goofiest Nights of Reading with Actors Collaborative Toledo

Bryce Buyakie

Sit down and enjoy the cliché ridden staged reading of “The Book of Liz” presented by Actors Collaborative Toledo and Owens Community College. Written...

Toledo School for the Arts brings us Sweeney Todd just in time for Halloween

Bryce Buyakie

Remember the infamous, murderous barber Sweeney Todd? Well, he’s back in TSA’s musical thriller Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, and he...

The Village Players Presents a Sweetest Day Special

Bryce Buyakie

The Sweetest Day in fundraising is here featuring A.R. Gurney’s love story, Love Letters, starring Norb and Jean Mills. The story follows Andrew and...

The Toledo Opera Presents The Barber of Seville with an Internationally Renowned Cast

Jordan Killam

For the first time in five years, the Toledo Opera will present The Barber of Seville (Il barbiere di Siviglia) by Gioachino Rossini, a comedic,...

Touring Improv Comedy Group to Perform at Museum Peristyle

Jeff McGinnis

The term "improvised theater" may connote short comedy games, the sort you'd see on Whose Line is it Anyway? But members of the Improvised...

Lies, Deception, and No Forgiveness at the Ohio Theatre

Courtney Probert

Lies, deception, and no forgiveness will all revealed through the lives of the wounded. The gospel play, “Desperately Seeking Forgiveness,” follows the people and...

Movie Monsters Fight Their Makers

Courtney Probert

Join famous monster makers F.W. Murnau, Jack Pierce, and Peter Cushing as they fight against a variety of demons that mean to destroy all...

Mr. Joy at Theatre Nova

Courtney Probert

A Chinese immigrant, shoe repair shop owner Mr. Joy falls victim to an attack. The Harlem community is shaken with community members reflecting on...

Area Events Commemorate 400 Years Since Shakespeare’s Death

Jeff McGinnis

Few writers have impacted world culture like William Shakespeare. His plays are widely considered the greatest pieces ever created for the theater, his writing...

Arts Commission and Toledo Symphony Deliver Hot Glass and Cool Music

Michael Pierce

Music and glass: two of T-town’s most well-known attributes, will be celebrated this year in a series of events running through October. For the...

Common Threads: 41st Annual Needlework Show

Athena Cocoves

Whether needlepoint, embroidery, stitching or sewing, the handicrafts of decorative sewing and textile arts is a long-loved artform. See works made by local and...

The Annual Ann Arbor POP-X Festival

Athena Cocoves

Embrace the crisp weather and take the short trip up to Ann Arbor for their annual POP-X Festival. For ten days, the downtown Liberty...

Tapping into Local Art at Black Cloister Brewing Company

Athena Cocoves

Ever want to start buying art? We think you should try it, and so does curator Brook (Jones) Reddish, of Gallery 125. Since summer,...

American Frame’s Artist Resources

TCP Contributor

Framing professional futures

Black Swamp Arts Festival is set for Another Year

Athena Cocoves

Down in the swamp

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