At the inaugural Queen City Theatre Collaborative (QCTC) Awards, Cincinnati Country Day School's Evan DiTullio received one of the evening’s highest honors: Educator of the Year. “This award is a powerful recognition of Evan’s tireless commitment to our students, his artistry behind the scenes, and the care and mentorship he brings to every production,” says... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk If you’ve been to a performance at Walton Creek Theater, then you’ve seen the passion that goes into each show. From the actors to the stagehands, to the director and everyone in between, they’re clearly dedicated and proud of their award-winning work. As an all-volunteer organization, they stage six productions a year,... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Cincinnati is a theater town, and it dazzles any time of year. For a family outing, entertaining guests, or as a gift, heading to the theater is a great way to enjoy music, dance and more. From family favorites to new productions, Cincinnati has plenty of options this holiday season. Cincinnati Shakespeare... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk The Village Players recently wrapped up a successful second year of the NextGen program. Through NextGen, students explored the world of theatre for young audiences and learned the techniques and characteristics of the genre. It is the brainchild of local theater educator, Drue Harris, who leads the summer program held at the... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk, Indian Hill Living Editor In the audience: parents, grandparents, and siblings are waiting anxiously for the curtain to open. Behind the curtain: butterflies in stomachs, last-minute costume glitches, and anticipation is running high. It’s showtime! Cincinnati has a rich performing arts tradition. On any given weekend, you can find a variety of... Continue Reading →
