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Falling Slowly for Once

The two lead characters meet on the streets of Dublin. The audience never learns their names. The script refers to them merely as “Guy”...

Toledo Rep’s Toledo Voices Series

A college campus can be an isolating place. And while many in academia believe they have left the ivory tower, many remain as separated...

Truth to Power

Celebrate human rights leaders from nearly 40 countries and five continents during a staged reading of peak Truth to Power: Voices from Beyond the...

Toledo Opera Presents The Ballad of Baby Doe

Douglas Moore’s 1956 opera, The Ballad of Baby Doe, is filled with beautiful, iconic arias and historical figures like William Jennings Bryan and President...

Tavern Funnies

New comedy night by locals, for locals premiers at The Ottawa Tavern For fans of stand-up comedy, Northwest Ohio affords few opportunities to take in...

Steel Magnolias

Delivering a dose of Southern charm If you’ve seen either the play or film version of Steel Magnolias, you can probably quote it. The quippy...

Beating the drum

Victor Hugo’s realistic-fiction masterpiece Les Miserables tells the tragic tale of ex-convict Jean Valjean, his adopted daughter Cosette, and police inspector Javert, who vows...

Once Upon a Time

The 1986 musical Into the Woods is an adaptation of the book of the same name by author James Lapine. Set to the music of...

Testing the waters

French playwright Georges Feydeau’s 1907 comedy, A Flea in Her Ear, plays on a simple fear— does your partner’s sudden lack of libido reflect...

The Lion King Broadway Returns

More than 95 million people around the world have witnessed the visual artistry, heard the unforgettable music, and experienced the unique storytelling of one...

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory comes to Stranahan

Got a craving for the sweet story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Willy Wonka will bring his mysterious and marvelous factory to the...

Village Players Perform “The Importance of Being Earnest”

Oscar Wilde’s most famous and loved comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest, stays relevant more than a century later due to its biting satire,...

6 Questions for Paula Poundstone

Talking about weed, sluts, and robots with the legendary comic

Cutting Edge Performs “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change”

We hate to say it, but love is not always kind, nor patient. Love often envies, and love often boasts. Love is beautiful and...

Art Walk—Live and Local Performances

Come on out to downtown Sylvania’s Art Walk to see live local performances that include The Yipps, Mister Pac Man improv group, Cutting Edge...