Archives for "The Garden Theater"

Theatre Review: Passing Strange fills the Garden Theater with emotion

Theatre Review: Passing Strange fills the Garden Theater with emotion

0 Anne / April 20, 2013 10:45 pm

Short North Stage returned to the main stage of The Garden Theater over the weekend to present Passing Strange, the final musical in their regular 2012-2013 season. Set Director Rob Kuhn has done a wonderful job transforming the stage. Short… [Read More]

Theatre Review: The Little Dog Laughed (and you will too!)

Theatre Review: The Little Dog Laughed (and you will too!)

0 Anne / November 9, 2012 12:00 pm

The Short North Stage returned to the Green Room for the second production of their 2012-2013 season of the intimate play, The Little Dog Laughed. It’s nice to watch this theatre company grow. The Green Room has received a makeover… [Read More]

Short North Stage expands with Stage Left Lounge

Short North Stage expands with Stage Left Lounge

4 Anne / October 26, 2012 2:15 pm

The Garden Theater continues to grow. When the Segway store moved out of the space at 1189 N. High Street, the Short North Stage jumped at the chance to lease the space. “We are trying to create an institution here,”… [Read More]

Theatre Review: Short North Stage once again lights up the Garden Theater with Cabaret

Theatre Review: Short North Stage once again lights up the Garden Theater with Cabaret

1 Anne / September 22, 2012 1:00 pm

The Garden Theater was lit up again last night as the Short North Stage presented their season opener, the musical Cabaret. Written by Joe Masteroff with music by John Kander and lyrics by Fred Ebb, Cabaret is another wonderful choice… [Read More]

Theatre Review: Deadly Medley speeds through Shakespeare in a hilarious way

Theatre Review: Deadly Medley speeds through Shakespeare in a hilarious way

0 Anne / July 14, 2012 2:30 pm

Most people had to read at least a couple of William Shakespeare’s plays in high school. Hamlet. Romeo and Juliet. They are pretty much required reading. Deadly Medley is a creative compilation of the bard’s four greatest tragedies – Romeo… [Read More]

The Buzz: Actor “drags” way to number one Tupperware salesman position

The Buzz: Actor “drags” way to number one Tupperware salesman position

1 Halie Williams / May 21, 2012 11:15 am

When Kevin Farrell was young he always imagined himself becoming a famous actor, little did he know that he would find his success selling Tupperware instead. “I would have never thought that Tupperware, working for a company that sells plastic… [Read More]

Video Story: Blues in the Garden with Eileen Howard

Video Story: Blues in the Garden with Eileen Howard

1 Rich Bowers / April 16, 2012 12:30 pm

The Garden Theater has been going through a re-birth. Last year a community group led by Peter Yockel and Rick Gore began re-building the main auditorium, and produced the first musical in the space – Stephen Sondheim’s Follies – to… [Read More]

Theatre Review: The Irish Curse takes an honest and funny look at insecurities

Theatre Review: The Irish Curse takes an honest and funny look at insecurities

0 Anne / March 17, 2012 12:30 pm

What would drive a man to such despair that he would consider ending his life? That is the question that is the inspiration for The Irish Curse. Playwright Martin Casella had heard a version of a story where a man… [Read More]

The Marvelous Wonderettes put on spunky, lively show

The Marvelous Wonderettes put on spunky, lively show

0 Anne / February 17, 2012 1:00 pm

Last night was opening night for The Marvelous Wonderettes at the Short North Stage’s Green Room in The Garden Theater. If you love music, you are in for a treat. The musical stars Jacquie Miller-Dunlop as Betty Jean, Maya Sayre… [Read More]