Came to see the Lion King (amazing by the way)…read more But incredibly grateful to have such a wonderful theater presence here in Cleveland! This venue is beautiful with so many theaters- there is always something to enjoy!! Please come see a show here and support all the hard working actors/actresses and team members!! Venue is clean, architecture is beautiful, and worth the visit (: see you all there soon!

I had no idea that Cleveland has the 2nd most Broadway shows in America after New York City. This…read morearea is a 0.6 mile walk from the Hyatt Regency. The giant chandelier that spans an entire intersection is really cool to see in person. I'm glad I got to see it during the daytime and again at nighttime. I hope to be able to go to a show in the future.

I was looking for theaters to visit besides the usual playhouse square shows and stumbled upon…read moreDobama. Totally didn't know about it despite living on the east side for three years. Located on Lee and actually seems to share a building with the public library. Got student tickets to Land of Oz for a show on a Friday. I bought them in person and the lady at the counter was super helpful and let me know about affordable ways to see a show like the "pay what you can" prices an hour before the show- which I definitely recommend for any weekday showings. You can also volunteer as an usher and see the show for free. Basically all seats offer a really good view because it is a smaller theater. But wow!!!! So much talent in one show. The actors were all amazing singers and dancers. It was pretty hilarious too. Very cool and creative set and costume design. My expectations were not the highest- I was a little unsure of seeing a show in a cleveland suburb, but I was absolutely blown away. They also serve reasonably prices drinks at the bar and even had a few special cocktails based on the theme of the show which was cute.

This is a really cute little theater that is a well kept secret, very easily overlooked. I know I…read morehad never heard of it until Yelp's ticket giveaway. It's actually in the same building as the town's library and only has 5 rows, so all seats offer a good view. The play we saw was wonderful, living up to the expectations of an Obie Award winner. Tickets are inexpensive, and the shows only play for about a month each. I think most of those in attendance have been longtime membership holders and go often. It's time that the theater reach other demographics, and I would strongly recommend going based on my experience! Bonus: you get 10% off your bill at the wine bar Taste across the street with a same day ticket, but the discount does not apply to happy hour.

My parents and grandma are what I call theater groupies and have season tickets to all the major…read moretheaters in the area and occasionally drag me along when one of their group can't attend, not that I complain. This is a small theater that tries to showcase local play writes as much as possible. Most of their plays are controversial, but have deep story lines that are very emotional. The actors are phenomenal at drawing those emotions out of you and really making your heart feel the stories. Make sure you read the plot of what you are going to see before you go so as not to be too surprised.

From the owner: Our Mission: Ensemble Theatre is dedicated to the responsible production of works that celebrate…read morethe human spirit drawn from the rich cannon of modern American classics as well as other significant contemporary plays. Ensemble serves greater Cleveland and the Midwest region by reintroducing the classics, examining them with new eyes, and supporting the development of new works for the American theater. The theater is committed to non-traditional casting and to providing culturally diverse programming that speaks to issues of contemporary life. Educational and outreach activities impact youth and under served populations through resident and touring performances. Ensemble Theatre believes that the arts are an essential and meaningful part of life. The theatre offers an important forum for stimulating and provoking thought about the issues of contemporary life, and it is a place for communal experience. Introducing future generations to the arts will enlighten them about the human condition and provide them with a resource to nourish them throughout their lives. All art, including theatre, should be a celebration of diversity and human dignity. Ensemble adheres to this credo with a policy of non-traditional casting and by valuing the contributions of all who participate. The theatre strives for the highest possible level of professionalism in all areas to nurture new talent, and to be ever mindful of the power of art to entertain and move the audience.

I attended my first performance of this organization last night at Beck Center for the Arts. Such a…read morebeautiful and moving experience! These dance professionals may be young, but the emotional depth to their performances resonated with me. Highly recommend.

NOTE DIFFERENT ADDRESS AS LISTED: 3445 Warrensville Center…read moreRd. Shaker Hts, OH 44122 P. 216.397.3757 Exciting, edgy, contemporary, unique ballet/dance performances and community outreach/educational programs across NEO. Athletic, young, high-calibur performers from all over the country make up the roster of this small unique ensemble. Also provide open adult and youth classes and events in the evenings. Everyone associated with the organization are friendly, open-minded, and are great at what they do. (So I am a little biased as a dancer in the company-but I speak the truth! We perform often, so check us out!) *NOTE DIFFERENT ADDRESS AS LISTED: 3445 Warrensville Center Rd. Shaker Hts, OH 44122 P. 216.397.3757 ^ info from website

Cain Park is a charming spot for concerts, tucked away and waiting to be discovered in Cleveland…read more It resembles a scaled-down version of the Blossom Music Center, featuring both a covered pavilion and spacious lawn area. Recently, I attended a lively performance by the Red Hot Chili Pipers, but I have also enjoyed other events such as The Cleveland Ballet at this venue.

has a bit of an outdated look playground but its in a shaded area so thats a plus. splash park is…read morefree and sometimes since it is not being used you have to turn it on yourself and the water is freezing cold. has a couple tennis courrs and a little skate park too.