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By Skylar Bridgeforth Staff Writer Get excited! Although the physical film festival has been canceled there are many ways to get involved with Cleveland's local arts! The staff at the Cleveland International Film Festival are hard at work reinventing CIFF44. CIFF released their highly anticipated festival trailer on March 25, the would-be opening night, per …
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Drag is much more than wigs and costumes By Nick Hawks A&E Editor At first glance, there was nothing special going on at The Five O’Clock Lounge on Feb. 29. The building itself is easy to walk by unnoticed, as it’s small and made up of old red brick, which fits the Lakewood scene perfectly. …
Despite minor hiccups, the theatre department once again delivers By Kristina Markulin Before the theater lights went down, actors began to take stage, but most of the crowd didn’t notice. The audience for “The Real Inspector Hound” continued to mill about when the fake audience for the play within “The Real Inspector Hound” began to …
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By Kristina Markulin After a faculty shake-up canceled the production “God’s Country,” the director of last semester’s production of “Into the Woods,” Russ Borski, stepped up to fill the void. Despite the late notice, he was up for the challenge. He decided on “The Real Inspector Hound,” written by Tom Stoppard. The one-act play focuses …
Student Spotlight: John P. Cox By Nick Hawks A&E Editor John Cox has a confidence about him that makes you think he knows exactly where he wants his life to go. The Cleveland State University theatre major has just been cast in Russ Borski’s “The Real Inspector Hound,” in the title role of the Inspector …
By Nick Hawks A&E Editor It was a night of celebration on Jan. 31, as The Galleries at Cleveland State University had its opening reception for the spring exhibition,"Timeless Vision: Earth, Sea, and Sky." "This exhibition is intended to celebrate the sublime beauty of the landscape without dwelling on the pressing issues of the natural …
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By Savannah Lewis Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” This quote is the theme for the 29th Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Breakfast. The breakfast, held on Jan. 2, is an annual collaboration between Cleveland State University and Cuyahoga Community …
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The "Cash Cab" star talks jokes, awards and snow squalls By Nick Hawks A&E Editor Ben Bailey is a household name. As the host of “Cash Cab,” which has won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show three times, Bailey’s face has been plastered on televisions since the show debuted in 2005. In addition …
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A look at how two film majors got their first experience on a big-budget production By Nick Hawks A&E Editor In recent years, mega film stars like Matthew McConaughey and Liam Neeson have been to Cleveland to film major Hollywood movies. You can now add Spiderman star Tom Holland to that list, who swung by …
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GCFC's Mike Wendt talks about bringing the Liam Neeson film to Northeast Ohio By Nick Hawks A&E Editor Thanks in large part to the Greater Cleveland Film Commission (GCFC), Liam Neeson got to showcase his special set of skills (stop me if you’ve heard that line before) in Northeast Ohio, filming the movie, “The Minuteman.” …
