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Sycamore's 'Into the Woods' amazed
Each actor in Sycamore High School's recent production of “Into the Woods” created a distinct character that attracted audience attention and added to the amazing magical and intertwined fairy tales unfolding on stage.
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Sycamore's 'Into the Woods' magical
The cast and crew of Sycamore High School's recent production of “Into the Woods” created a magical atmosphere that left a lasting impression on audiences.
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Sycamore's musical enchanting
Anchored by a strong and very talented cast, Sycamore High School's recent production of “Into the Woods” enchanted all.
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Explore
Joshua Rowen, played by Seth Huxel, Cassius Biggs, played by Joe Deye, and Franklin Biggs, played by Shea McDonough, explore the wasteland that was once their home in St. Xavier High School's recent production of "The Kentucky Cycle."
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Explore
Joshua Rowen, played by Seth Huxel, Cassius Biggs, played by Joe Deye, and Franklin Biggs, played by Shea McDonough, explore the wasteland that was once their home in St. Xavier High School's recent production of "The Kentucky Cycle."
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Strike
Stucky, played by Sean Shields, and Mike, played by Sam Schroeder, hold up a "Hardhats Aren't Enough" sign, as Mary Ann Rowen Jackson, played by Rachel Barkalow, and her son Joshua Rowen Jackson, played by Declan McDonough, lead the strike with company member Caitlyn Thiel in St. Xavier High School's recent production of "The Kentucky Cycle."
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Comfort
Tommy Jackson, played by Brian Spencer, enters the room as Abe Steinman, played by Matthew Gretz, seeks to comfort Joshua Rowen Jackson, played by Declan McDonough, as Mary Ann Rowen Jackson, played by Rachel Barkalow, looks on in St. Xavier High School's recent production of "The Kentucky Cycle."
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Interview
On a television carried by Thing 1 and Thing 2, played by Claire Hennessey and Liz Jung, the Cat in the Hat, played by Max Meyers, interviews Gertrude McFuzz, played by Corinne Havey, in Ursuline Academy's recent production of "Seussical the Musical."
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Possible
Jojo, played by Melissa Carroll, imagines a world in which anything is possible while Thing 1, played by Claire Hennessey, Thing 2, played by Liz Jung, and the Cat in the Hat, played by Max Meyers, dream along in Ursuline Academy's recent production of "Seussical the…
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Thanks
Mayzie La Bird, played by Sarah Fitzpatrick, thanks Horton the Elephant, played by Brendan O'Gorman, before flying off, leaving him to sit on her egg in Ursuline Academy's recent production of "Seussical the Musical."
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Danger
Little Red Riding Hood, played by Abbi Wells, encounters the dangers that her mother warned her of when she stumbles along the Wolf, played by Tanner Daniels, in Campbell County High School's recent production of "Into the Woods."
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Princes
Cinderella's Prince, played by Tanner Daniels, and Rapunzel's Prince, played by Austin Fornash, agonize over what they can't have in Campbell County's recent production of "Into the Woods."
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The ball
The Baker's wife, played by Samantha Styer, interrogates Cinderella, played by Ravyn Tanner, about the ball and the handsome prince in Campbell County High School's recent production of "Into the Woods."
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Comforts
Tommy Krieder, played by Tyler Blincoe, seeks to comfort his fiancée Grace Fryer, played by Dawn Thomas, as she struggles through radium poisoning in St. Ursula Academy’s recent production of “Radium Girls.”
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Concern
Fellow factory workers, played by Jenna Kalthoff, Kieran Conway and Dawn Thomas, show concern for Irene Rudolph, played by Madison Girten, who is starting to show the effects of …
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Argue
Mr. and Mrs. Roeder, played by Keegan Doyle and Hannah Myers, argue about Mr. Roeder'sdecision to lie to the Department of Labor to maintain his company's reputation in St. Ursula Academy’s recent production of …
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Quality time
Fastrada, Megan Anderson, left, spends some quality time with her son Lewis, played by Sam Straley, in Anderson High School's production of "Pippin."
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Dismay
Much to the Leading Player's (Shannon Sheridan, back row) dismay Pippin (Blake Edmondson, center) realizes there is nothing greater in life than his love for Catherine (Abby Dorsten, right) and her son Theo (Joey Loebker, left).
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King
King Charlemagne, played by Cody Foster, tries to convince Pippin, played by Blake Edmondson, of the importance of war in Anderson High School's production of "Pippin."
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Creeps
Dracula, played by David Baker Gill, creeps up on Margaret Sullivan, played by Alyssa Cousineau, in William Mason High School's recent production of "Dracula."
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Stare
Count Dracula, played by David Baker Gill, and Abram Van Helsing, played by Benjamin Tilley, size each other up in William Mason High School's recent production of "Dracula."
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Skull
Renfield, played by Ross Dickerhoof, lifts the skull of the now deceased Count Dracula in William Mason High School's recent production of "Dracula."
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Advantage
Irene Ratliff, played by Ava Vardiman, explains how not to be taken advantage of in the world even though she is just a teenager. Mary Jo, played by Alex Fessler, Emily, played by Caroline Gates, and Sissie, played by Allison Camm, hear her out.
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Berates
Mildred, played by Katherine Castleberry, berates Doug, played by Nick Snider, for creating a scene in Highlands High School's recent production of "Dividing the Estate."
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Convince
Bob, played by Sean Burns, tries to convince Stella, played by Kay Vermeil, to divide the estate while she is still alive and well while Lucille, played by Emily Brenner, and Son, played by Will Bardgett, look on.
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Local Music Scene
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Tickets for MPMF on sale now
Tickets for this year's MidPoint Music Festival went on sale Friday at 10 a.m. VIP, All Music Access and Washington Park Day Tripper options are all available from CincyTicket.com.
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Rosemary Clooney room dedication
The Blue Wisp Jazz Club has settled into its new space downtown at 700 Race St. and this week the club dedicates its live music space to an icon from the area.
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Van Halen gives fans explanation
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Van Halen cancels stop in Cincinnati
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MidPoint Indie Summer lineup announced
Movies
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'Star Wars' celebrates 35th anniversary
It was 35 years ago Friday that moviegoers were first transported to a galaxy far, far away.
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Jenna Jameson arrested in Calif.
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Review: 'What to Expect' is no surprise
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How the critics rate new movies
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Burton, Depp scare up a fun Dark Shadows
Dining
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Taj India: Anything but typical
Taj India features a familiar mix of curries, biryani, naan, chicken tandoori and other usual suspects for an Indian joint, but its standouts are the excellent service, welcoming lunch buffet and solid, quality takes on standard Indian dishes.
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PHOTOS: Tri-State Asian Food Fest
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Asian Food Fest comes to The Banks
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Review: Street art meets street food
Local Arts & Entertainment
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Tickets for MPMF on sale now
Tickets for this year's MidPoint Music Festival went on sale Friday at 10 a.m. VIP, All Music Access and Washington Park Day Tripper options are all available from CincyTicket.com.
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Top 9 things to do this weekend
Looking for something to do this weekend? WCPO has teamed up with CityBeat to give you the top nine picks.
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Taj India: Anything but typical
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Fringe Festival at Know Theatre
