Ohio native Wil Haygood, a Washington Post journalist and author, is the latest focus of the Authors! Authors! series hosted by the Toledo Lucas...

Holding The Ability Center Endowed Chair in Disability Studies, Dr. Ferris is privy to a unique worldview. He’s made a career of advocating for and studying disability: as president of the Society for Disability Studies, starting first-of-their-kind programs at universities, publishing essays and poems.

Howard’s Club H in Bowling Green— just a stone’s throw up Main Street from the Cla-Zel— will be screening The Rocky Horror Picture Show at midnight, just like the good old days.

Picking up where the original Frankenstein left off, the sequel, Bride of Frankenstein, is well regarded and considered an early feminist picture for its...

Is The Shining the scariest horror film of all time? Many film purists think so, but horror legend Stephen King, author of the book...

Next to the Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hahn is arguably the most well-known Buddhist voice in the Western world. Books like Living Buddha, Living...

Dig out that dusty stage play you wrote back in college or during that one summer when you were feeling especially dramatic— The Toledo...

It’s unlikely Ernest Thompson knew what an asteroid-sized impact his small play about a retired New England couple would have upon the lives of...

Marjory Goodloe rose from the rough streets of Chicago, surviving an impoverished childhood riddled with physical and sexual abuse, to become a noted author, speaker and activist, now known by the professional moniker Marjory the Motivator.

Directed by theater veteran Elizabeth Cottle and presented in the intimate space of Studio A, aptly referred to as the black box, the performance invites theater enthusiasts to journey into a Gothic nightmare.