Marion County • August 6, 2025
Good morning, Marion County. Broadway is making a hometown pitstop next October as Marion native Carly Augenstein—currently wowing audiences as Elphaba's standby in the Wicked National Tour—returns for a one-night-only extravaganza at the Palace Theatre. The rare chance to see a rising Broadway star in such an intimate setting feels like finding a $20 bill in your winter coat just when you need it most.
The theatrical energy continues with local youth bringing "Beetlejuice Jr." to life on the same historic stage, complete with show-stopping numbers and quirky characters that celebrate individuality. Meanwhile, campus-area diners might notice Joey's Place has taken over the seemingly cursed North High Street location that previously housed Adelaide's and Alana's. Third time's the charm for this sports bar? Only time—and hungry OSU students—will tell.
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🎭 Broadway star returns to hometown for one-night-only musical extravaganza. Carly Augenstein, currently the Elphaba Standby on the Wicked National Tour, will perform at Marion Palace Theatre on October 10, 2025. The show promises a blend of powerful vocals, comedy, and storytelling that celebrates her local roots while showcasing her professional talent. Tickets range from $22-$39 for this rare opportunity to see a rising Broadway performer in an intimate hometown setting. The event, sponsored by Kirk & Roxanne Sullivan, runs from 7:30-9:00 pm at the historic Marion venue.
🎭 Local youth performers bring Beetlejuice Jr. to life this October. The musical adaptation will hit the Marion Palace Theatre stage on October 5, 2025, promising an unforgettable blend of thrills and humor. Directed by Kristi Wink, the production features show-stopping numbers and quirky characters that celebrate individuality and creativity. Tickets range from $13-$24, with discounted prices available for children under 12. The family-friendly theatrical event is sponsored by Jim & Barb Greetham and runs from 2:00-3:30 pm.
🍺 A new sports bar takes over troubled Old North Columbus spot. Joey's Place has opened at 2333 N. High St., becoming the third business to occupy the location in just one year. The establishment, located near Ohio State University, moves into the former space of Adelaide's cocktail bar and restaurant, which closed after less than a year in operation. The location was previously home to Alana's, making Joey's Place the latest attempt to find success in this campus-area property.
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