Christine Howey is a journalist and theater critic who focuses on the local theater scene in Cleveland, Ohio. She writes for Scene Magazine, a publication under Times-Shamrock, and covers a wide range of theater productions, providing insightful reviews and commentary on the performances, storytelling, and overall impact of the shows.
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Christine Howey focuses on covering theater and performance arts, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. She may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local shows, behind-the-scenes features about productions or theaters in the Cleveland area, profiles of key figures in the theater community, as well as analysis of cultural commentary within theatrical performances.
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By: Christine Howey
50 years later, the musical remains a magnetic show
By: Christine Howey
BorderLight continues through Saturday, July 27, so there's plenty of time to catch the action
By: Christine Howey
Misfits find their way armed with words in this production
By: Christine Howey
As thousands arrive in a small Canadian town in the aftermath of 9/11, humanity shines through
By: Christine Howey
The paranoia that overtook Salem more than 300 years ago is being used as a blueprint today
By: Christine Howey
The success of the Arthur Miller script rests in the fact that there aren't neat and tidy answers
By: Christine Howey, Roger Mastroianni
With actors playing multiple roles and a feverish energy, the performance brings all that you know and love to new heights
By: Christine Howey, Steve Wagner
The show, written nearly 50 years ago, feels dated in a way the classics don't
By: Christine Howey
No matter how many times you've seen it, there's always something new to enjoy
By: Christine Howey
Theater reviews are usually written to inform (and entertain, if possible) potential audience members and others. But this review is also for people who have written their own shows, of whatever nature, and are looking for a willing venue. So if you're in either category, or just a casual passerby, consider the following.
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