If last year’s film version didn’t convince you that Les Miserables belongs on the stage, maybe Otterbein will.
Sure, the film was beautiful, and yes, Anne Hathaway was magnificent as Fantine. But after she took her leave, the rest seemed...
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03 October 2013
Don't ask, please, why I decided to do it, but I did. I started my own business on the side. Truth be told, I have an abundance of idle time in my work here at the Free Press (please don't say anything to Mrs. Peaves or the nasty little...
03 October 2013
Bill Cook has become known for plays that unfold like dreams rather than real life. With his latest, State of Control, he’s graduated from dreams to nightmares.
At its center is Stan (Ben Gorman), an accountant who’s just been hired as...
03 October 2013
This winter, as usual, you’ll be able to celebrate the holiday season by taking in the Wildlights display at the Columbus Zoo. But you’ll also have a gorgeous alternative just a mile east of Downtown.
The major exhibition “Bruce Munro:...
03 October 2013
First Class: The Legacy of Dunbar, America’s
First Black Public High School
by Alison Stewart
During the 1880s through the 1950s–what the African American historian Rayford Logan called “the nadir of American race relations,”...
03 October 2013
The current Wexner Center “Blues for Smoke” Exhibit comes to Columbus at a time when Contemporary Art Centers such as the MOMA and artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat are referenced by Rick Ross, Jay Z, Lil Wayne and Kanye West over rap...
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