I've been coming downtown to Playhouse square for 30 Years. I have been a season ticket holder for…read morethe last 10 yrs. Right now is the prime experience. The Key Bank Broadway series, the other touring plays that come into town are all top notch and award winning. It's premier entertainment all around. Date night, girls night, family night. The shows are truly top notch. Plus, they have comedians, musicians all the time. It's world class and can compete with NY or Chicago any day. Check out the website to see who's coming. Holidays are especially fun. Don't snooze on this experience. You'll have fun! And for the cost conscious they have discounts and ways to save. Check them out!

Cat Kid the Musical…read more I visited as part of a school event. The pricing and coordination was great. The musical itself was great for kids. They laughed the whole time and it was very on point with the dav pileky books.

I love this place, I'm originally from LA & when I found this gem, I took a big sigh of relief. I…read moream home! So nice that they do discounts on Mondays & Tuesdays. I wouldn't be able to come consistently otherwise. Seats are comfortable & the movie selection is awesome. Friends in other cities have to deal with sold out shows & cedar lee is always & forever my ol' faithful

Super excited to return to one of the theaters I've been coming to since I was a kid!…read more And. To see this movie on the big screen is something I've always wanted to do. Plus, I'm in great company... : )

Was so happy to get a chance to see the performance of As You Like It at the Van Aken Market…read moreDistrict by the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival. CSF has been putting on free outdoor performances for 26 years at various locations around Cleveland. This year the 2 plays being produced are As You Like It and Measure for Measure. The production of As You Like It is edited to about 1 hour 45 minutes without intermission, and has modern costuming and touches including cell phones and recent songs. The real twist is that a number of the roles have been gender swapped; especially interesting since Shakespeare provides characters that were swapping genders already and all roles were played by men and boys. Overall the production was fun, had nice energy and was just simple and casual enough to make it work with the outdoor setting. The actors were energetic and personable. The leads were especially good and members of the company played multiple roles. Even though they use Shakespeare's words, they manage to make it easy to follow the show and understand what is going on; they are especially good at hitting the jokes and generating crowd interaction. I would recommend giving the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival a visit for a lovely way to spend a Summer evening outdoors soaking in some entertaining theater. The price is right (FREE!) and the performances are a great way to be introduced to Shakespeare or to see one of your favorites. Check out their schedule and stop by when they are near you.

Brought my husband here for his birthday to see the a wonderful four string quartet play in a Fever…read moreCandlelight concert of Hans Zimmer music. This was our first time at this location and for a candlelight performance. https://case.edu/maltzcenter/ https://feverup.com/en/cleveland/candlelight I'd highly recommend both! The venue is absolutely beautiful! The seats are comfortable, the restrooms clean, the parking convenient. (Please note the parking is $10.00, I handed them ten in cash and they said they only take credit card). The music SUPERB! A great birthday concert for my husband! My only disappointment is that the program was not available throughout the entire show. :( . I suspect the wonderful musicians were listed but sadly, they only mentioned their names. I love that they had a digital QR code for the program, but they really needed to have it loaded and not pointing to the previous candlelight concert !!

This is a really unique venue. I came here to see a famous author speak, and the whole experience…read morewas great. Check in was very easy and finding our seats was simple, which made the event feel really organized. Parking costs money but wasn't too complicated and there was a golf cart type of shuttle which helped since it was raining. The ambiance is beautiful and truly one of a kind. I especially loved that some of the seating is church style pews, which gives the space a really cool historic feel. The sound quality was excellent, and we could hear the speaker clearly from our seats. Overall a really special place to see an event, talk, or performance.

Karfuffle in Parmadoro - by Joe Milan, music by Malphonia, superb world premiere, great story…read moreamazing performance

From the owner: Wizbang Is A 70 Seat Theatre In Cleveland Heights Oh, The Home For: Circus, Variety, Magic, Musical…read moreActs, Puppets, And The Wonderfully Weird... From Family Friendly To Adults Only. The Spirit Room is our in house craft cocktail bar. Open Thursday through Saturday 8pm - 11 Live music, films, and more We are also the home of Wizhang Circus School. A professional level school for children and teens. Recreational to pre-professional training in Circus Arts including: Multi forms of juggling and object manipulation, stilt walling, aerial yra, Circus style hoop. (hula hoop tricks) unicycling European style clowning and much more.

Had a great salmonburger in beautiful open atrium. Friend had great sauteed trout. Huge portion!…read more Brandon, the owner, came by to check on us. Will go back.

It feels like a locals-only sin that it has taken me this long to finally go to Edwins. Despite…read moreknowing about it since I moved back into town 5 years ago, we just never quite got around to actually going. My mom and grandmother were in town for my birthday and it was finally the right opportunity for a celebratory meal at Edwins. We dined in the brasserie, where the menu is classic French bistro cuisine and the service is accurate and attentive. Across our party of four, we sampled from across the menu: the shrimp cocktail, soup du jour (potato leek), and mixed green salad were soon followed by steak frites, roasted salmon, and shrimp scampi. Everything we had was well-executed and flavorful. We followed with dessert, splitting a creme brulee and bananas foster across the table. To accompany the meal, each of us got a glass of wine or cocktail. I was pleased to see the retro revival cocktails - you don't see a Japanese Slipper on too many menus, and I found it well balanced and refreshing. What a wonderful experience, and serving a wonderful mission.

This is a treasure in the Cedar-Lee neighborhood. It's exactly the type of place you hope to…read morestumble across in an arts district - a gallery displaying small selections of original artwork featuring bold designs in various styles and mediums. The gift shop has a lovely variety too and the items are priced reasonably. The gallery has a very friendly and relaxed vibe.

Please stop in here when out and about on Cedar Lee. They showcase local artists with relatively…read moreaffordable pieces. Our home is outfitted with art that we purchased here. We always stop in for the holiday shop to find great, local gifts. The volunteers are knowledgeable about the artists and are happy to share tidbits about the pieces. Support local artists!