Arts Features & Interviews

In Cleveland and Mansfield, upcoming productions aim to take visitors outside their comfort zone.

The longtime Hinckley resident spent more then five decades making Northeast Ohio laugh.

Since its founding in 1979, Windsong, Cleveland's Feminist Chorus, has built upon its mission to be a safe and welcoming space for singers of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.

When Cleveland musician Brian Bacon’s two daughters set off for college, he set off on his own journey to write and record an album in Nashville. In doing so, he created a 10-track rock opera that helped him find his voice as an artist.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday is a great time to go out and enjoy the arts and culture scene of Northeast Ohio.

EDWINS and EDWINS Too will close on February 18 and open at the new Nighttown location the following week.

A "Peter Pan" ballet preview comes to the library in Akron while the Found Footage Festival stops in Lakewood as winter rolls on.

The company, founded in 1979, will present two shows this season at JCU's Marinello Little Theater.

Quartez Harris champions the power of literature with “Go Tell It,” which details the early years of celebrated writer James Baldwin and his passion for reading.

The East Cleveland artist created the piece in the 1970s, and he is finally seeing his name added. It's one part of recent recognition of his legacy.