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Actually cared about community, advocated for policies for the community when up against abraham lincoln, who was a white supremacy, because he said that if he could stop the war when our friend, any slaves, he would have done that. and then you have individuals like him who are seeking to self-benefit based on a false narrative to him, jim crow, majority of black people who lived in the south couldn't even participate and vote. because of jim crow laws. so here we are now someone seeking to be a vp nominee, trying to capture national headlines, tap dancing, so to speak, just so it can be cons...

The otherwise so-so First National Tour of the Broadway revival of 'Funny Girl' -- at Playhouse Square for a three-week run -- is propped up by the fantastic work of Katerina McCrimmon, who stars as Fanny Brice | Theater review

Even before last year’s production of “Newsies” ended, Bay High School theatre director Luke Scattergood was getting questions about the school’s next show. After months of anticipation, the school revealed its next show to students: “Something Rotten.” A parody of the classic Shakespeare formula, “Something Rotten” took Broadway by storm in 2015, before eventually moving […]

Ayodele Casel, the tap coodinator for the First National Tour of 'Funny Girl' talks up her work on the show before the musical revival dances into Playhouse Square in Cleveland

Floor. >> there are those on the hard right over in the house who think they can bully their colleagues and the house and the country into a shutdown. amazingly, this band of hard right extremists actually say a shutdown would be a good thing. this shows you that the hard right is not serious about governing. the only tactic in their playbook is to try and bully the rest of congress and the country to bend to their extremist views. so it takes compromise to get anything done in these conditions of divided government. a top line agreement we reached last week has borne that out. >> i think ther...