47 listings in and around Akron, OH, Wednesday, November 11 through Tuesday, November 17. Soonest: Edgar Allan Poe Afterlife Radio Show at ACTS Performing Arts Center (Friday 7:30 p.m.); Wild Horse Nine - Cedar Lee - Momo’s Kebab at Cedar Lee Theatre (Wednesday 3:40 p.m.); Teen Murder Mystery at Newport (Wednesday 5:30 p.m.); Doubt: A Parable at Baldwin Wallace University — Loomis Acting Studio, Room 177 (Wednesday 7:30 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
An immersive murder mystery where players investigate the stabbing of a millionaire lottery winner in Redmond, UK. The game is called Murder of a Millionaire.
Open improv jam at Imposters Theater: everyone is welcome on stage in a fun, supportive room. The format shifts week to week. RSVP tickets are donations, not required for entry.
Dear Evan Hansen, the 2017 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, about high school students who often feel isolated and disconnected from their families and communities. Baldwin Wallace is one of the first universities granted the rights to produce it. Mature themes.
Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play.
An intermediate ballet class for dancers with a basic understanding of terminology, structure and technique, followed by a pointe class for those with prior pointe experience.
Magic: The Gathering's Friday Night Magic as a draft: players open booster packs around tables of up to eight, keep one card at a time and pass the rest, then build 40-card decks and play one-on-one. Players of every level are welcome. Entry is $25.
A love story about Kate, an Army wife who spends the longest night of her life not knowing whether her husband Ray survived an attack on his Iraq base. Memories of how they met carry her through.
Dear Evan Hansen, the 2017 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, about high school students who often feel isolated and disconnected from their families and communities. Baldwin Wallace is one of the first universities granted the rights to produce it. Mature themes.
Come From Away, staged by Millennial Theatre Company, tells the true story of the time the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland, played host to the world.
A love story about Kate, an Army wife who spends the longest night of her life not knowing whether her husband Ray survived an attack on his Iraq base. Memories of how they met carry her through.
A 30th-anniversary screening of From Dusk til Dawn followed by a Q&A with makeup and effects artist Robert Kurtzman, plus an after party. Tickets are $25.
Dear Evan Hansen, the 2017 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, about high school students who often feel isolated and disconnected from their families and communities. Baldwin Wallace is one of the first universities granted the rights to produce it. Mature themes.
Parmalee, the North Carolina country band of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, cousin Barry Knox and friend Josh McSwain, with six number one country hits including “Cowgirl.”
Come From Away, staged by Millennial Theatre Company, tells the true story of the time the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland, played host to the world.
An introductory ballet class for dancers with little or no experience, with terminology, steps and combinations explained and demonstrated. Board members of Ballet Oberlin with ballet backgrounds teach it.
A love story about Kate, an Army wife who spends the longest night of her life not knowing whether her husband Ray survived an attack on his Iraq base. Memories of how they met carry her through.
Dear Evan Hansen, the 2017 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, about high school students who often feel isolated and disconnected from their families and communities. Baldwin Wallace is one of the first universities granted the rights to produce it. Mature themes.
Come From Away, staged by Millennial Theatre Company, tells the true story of the time the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland, played host to the world.
Two teams from the Greater Cleveland improv community compete at Imposters Theater, running short form improv games while the audience decides the winner.