🎵 Cleveland band mixes TV theme songs into nostalgic rock sets. Vinyl Arcade, led by Ed Douglas and Keith Martin, performs '70s and '80s hits alongside beloved television themes from Scooby Doo to The Munsters. The unique concept emerged from the musicians' desire to tap into shared generational memories, complete with video screens playing regional commercials and Cleveland pop culture references. After a decade of performances, they've refined their approach by creating seamless theme song medleys rather than alternating between regular songs and TV themes. The band has gained momentum playing festivals throughout Ohio, bringing their self-described "goofy, silly fun" to audiences who light up at hearing childhood favorites performed live.
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🎭 A 90-year-old play delivers a powerful punch to Cleveland audiences. Cleveland Play House's production of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" strips away theatrical artifice to expose life's most profound lessons. Director Mary Zimmerman masterfully guides the audience through the ordinary lives of Grover's Corners residents, building a foundation in Acts I and II before delivering a sledgehammer of emotion in Act III. Christopher Donahue's Stage Manager serves as our pragmatic guide, while Madalyn Baker's Emily Webb provides the emotional heart of this humbling theatrical experience running through September 28.
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🎬 Cleveland's silent film festival brings century-old classics to life. The Cleveland Silent Film Festival and Colloquium is showcasing four centennial films through September 27 at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Highlights include "Lady Windermere's Fan" with live music from Cleveland Photoplayers, René Clair's Art Deco films accompanied by live musicians, and "Go West" featuring sound effects by Radio on the Lake Theatre. The festival concludes with a special screening of "Faust" at the Cleveland Institute of Art's Cinematheque, accompanied by the metal band Silent Light. Tickets are required for all screenings.
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