Theatre

Glass City Improv Classes—”Line, Please…”

TCP Staff

Humor is best tested at a moment’s notice. Want to master the art of off the cuff jokes? Nick Morgan, Erin Kanary and Diana...

“It Don’t Stop Until The Casket Drop”—An Eye on Toledo Playwright JaJuan Turner

Samuel Adams

Playwright JaJuan Turner knows the struggle. A courier by day for Mercy Medical Center, Turner goes home and writes four hours daily in a...

NOVA’s Michigan Playwrites Festival Showcases Writers

Athena Cocoves

Head north for Theatre NOVA’s Michigan Playwrights Festival to hear new works from Michigan writers. The five-day summer festival will feature five new plays,...

Shakespeare (Abridged): Billy S’s 37 plays, in two hours

Jeff McGinnis

This show simultaneously pays homage to and pokes fun at William Shakespeare, theater’s most sacred cow. In the space of a few hours, three actors take to the stage to summarize all 37 of the Bard’s legendary plays— including the sonnets— in a blizzard of wit and energetic performance.

Hypnotist Chuck King to Perform at Imagination Station

Jeff McGinnis

“Everybody has been hypnotized,” hypnotist and comedy magician Chuck King. “And with that being said, it might not be what you think it is.

Glacity Theatre Collective Presents “Wilkes”

Athena Cocoves

Does the name Davey Herold mean anything to you? If you’re a history buff, you might know him as John Wilkes Booth’s accomplice in...

A ‘Foundation’ for Inspirational Dramas in Toledo

Samuel Adams

This local performing arts company makes its mark.

‘Cracks in Her Foundation’ at Maumee Indoor Theatre

TCP Staff

In Literature in Motion’s stage play, Cracks in Her Foundation, Mia Johnson, a pastor’s daughter, and once a recognizable face of the church, embarks...

Keep Up with the “Joneses”

Jeff McGinnis

When a husband and wife meet their new next door neighbors— a standard setup in pop culture theater— there’s a sly acknowledgement of how cliche this premise could be.

Drag To The Next Level—Harvey House Benefit

Jeff McGinnis

The first youth shelter for LGBTQ+ individuals in the Toledo area, the Harvey House is established as a place where young people can find non-judgmental support and safety. As part of Pride month in June, a special event designed to raise money for the House, as well as to inspire attendees, a “Drag Show for Harvey House”, will take place at Legends Showclub on Erie Street.

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