Rick Pender

Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati’s 2022-2023 season opens with the 2017 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Sweat.

“So much has changed for all of us over the past two years that I feel we need these shows to demonstrate our ability and tenacity to move forward,” says ETC producing artistic director D. Lynn Meyers.

Hartman is finding ways to make the event even more inclusive.

A pair of Ph.D. candidates are on the brink of a major breakthrough regarding colony collapse disorder when their research — and friendship — goes awry.

Emery Harris is an eccentric amateur botanist who has lived in treehouse for more than a decade.

Playwright Katie Forgette’s situational comedy reaches back into the lives of an Irish-Catholic family in what the program calls “a city very much like Cincinnati.”

Still under construction, the Playhouse’s brand new Rouse Theatre will debut with ‘A Chorus Line’ in 2023.

Originally slated to run March 2-28, 2021, the Cincinnati Arts Association says they are working to reschedule “Hamilton” and will announce the new dates as soon as they can

The 55-minute produced-for-online show is presented by the Actors Theatre of Louisville and examines the process of finding joy in the midst of grief

CityBeat’s Rick Pender caught the production’s opening night (the only performance before its suspension) and sealed it with a critic’s pick.

With a total of eight productions, the 2020-2021 season brings more musicals, as usual, but also a hit play; some classics; and several productions will appeal to families.

The musical, about the bumpy road to stardom for an African-American female singing group, recalls the stories of The Supremes and The Shirelle

This endearing Playhouse production, onstage through Feb. 19, will grow on ‘Little Shop’ fans old and new.