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A lady of many talents

Television junkies may remember Dr. Stephanie Jass

Loving or Lying? Oui!

We all have lied at some point, we all have hopefully loved, but have you ever lied to capture love or advance in...

Creating a Monster

As the crew from Eye Open Pictures brainstormed DVD cover design ideas for the upcoming release of Frankenstein, a light bulb came on—they have an entire community of local artists as...

HAIR do

LeSo Gallery’s Brad Scherzer curator of the exhibition HAIR, has challenged artists to use the fruits of our follicles

Blowing down the house

Dale Chihuly called him “perhaps the worlds greatest living glassblower." That's some serious respect coming from the “rock star” of glass. Lino...

Truth hurts

The Village Players are getting classic on us

Who wants to be an American Idiot?

Broadway punk is coming to the Stranahan.

Infidelity in two acts

Toledo’s historic Valentine Theatre has hosted many inspiring productions. Coming Friday, February 28 through Sunday, March 16, the 85-seat Studio-A theatre will be...

Theater Notes

Fighting for Life, Blame it on the Rain and Trying for the Big Screening

Teaching Up In "Marvin's Room"

“One of the things I love about this play is you can be laughing one moment and crying the next

Posting Secrets

PostSecret.com creator Frank Warren tells TCP his secrets Frank Warren began PostSecret.com in 2004 as a simple blog where individuals could anonymously send in decorated postcards to...

Book Notes

A Day For Romantic Readers, Waste Land and A Voice For Teachers

Pastoral narrations

Expressive Landscapes opening at the Hudson Gallery on Saturday, February 22

Mojo on the Maumee

River House Arts in downtown Perrysburg is getting a taste of Detroit.

The art of the fertile green

After a winter like this, who couldn’t dream of Paris in the springtime? Imagine entering the Tuileries Garden through the Louvre’s courtyard to...

A dramatic pause

During a speech to the Swedish Academy, Nobel Laureate playwright Harold Pinter said “dark,” was the word that inspired him to write Old...
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