Theatre

A star of David is born

Joseph Schafer

A young Jewish man living in Brooklyn, is caught between his heritage and his drive to be a great artist

Sibling rivalry

Megan Aherne

So many things in this world captivate us: Love, alcohol, delusions, our own selves, art—the list goes on.

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Megan Aherne

The orchestra booms, flying monkeys glide in on ropes, a dragon with smoking nostrils and crimson-lit eyes races back and forth and the show has begun.

Pre-teens in the roaring 20’s

Joseph Schafer

This August, the Toledo Rep is keeping youngsters aged 8-13 out of trouble by putting them on stage as gangsters, gamblers, and the...

Fiddler on the roof

Griffin Messer-Kruse

The Toledo Repertoire Theatre respects the classics, and the Young Rep’s next summer production is the quintessential classic Fiddler on the Roof.

Cockroaches Are The Least Of Your Worries

Megan Aherne

People come here with hope and excitement for freedom and success―it’s a beautiful thing

When Ohio was the western frontier

Griffin Messer-Kruse

It’s hard to believe that Ohio was once the wild Western frontier of the infant United States of America,

Check it out : book

Steven J. Athanas

Never thought a book dealing with North Korean politics and (lack of) culture would be of interest to me

Theater thing from outer space

Joseph Schafer

The Intergalactic Nemesis began its existence as a radio play, before metamorphosing into a graphic novel.

Summer theatrics

Julian Garcia

The Toledo Rep. heats up in June with a presentation of a beloved comedy

Turning to the stage

Allan Sanders

It’s not too much of a stretch to talk to playwright JaJuan Turner and think that you might be talking to a young Tyler Perry.

The fab faux

Joseph Schafer

It’s been 51 years since The Beatles, arguably the greatest rock and roll band of all time, released their first single, “Love Me Do.”

One ring, but three pennies

Joseph Schafer

The Collingwood Arts Center’s Lois M. Nelson theater boasts some of the strongest acoustics in town, but often goes unused.

Your momma's so…

Joseph Schafer

Thursday, May 9 through Sunday, May 12

Don't like it? Put a ring on it

TCP Contributor

Opens Friday, May 10

Stage Lights, and an Empty Chair

Joseph Schafer

The Toledo Repertoire Theater, has been staging theatrical productions consistently since 1933, as is proudly displayed on their webpage and every scrap of paper bearing the troupe’s logo.

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