WCPO invited Madcap Puppets and OTRimprov to have a little fun with Reds manager Bryan Price’s rant heard ’round the Web.
Performances by Sean P. Mette, booking and communications manager for Madcap Puppets, and OTRimprov’s Dave Powell and Mike Hall.
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Sam Hendrix has transported a doll across the Canadian border, not knowing what was sewn inside. Three sinister con men meet their match as they search for the mysterious doll in the Greenwich Village apartment Sam shares with his blind wife, Susy. A deadly game of cat and mouse leads Susy to turn to her one advantage—the darkness.
Directed by Jerry Yearout, performances run May 1-16. Click here for more information.
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Maggie Lou Rader as Lisa, Linnea Bond as Sally, Sola Thompson as Nina & Miranda McGee as Jazmin. Photo by Daniel R. Winters.
Running through April 25.
Doctor X is on a mission to make happy couples of The City pay, murdering them while they sleep with his specially designed poison that goes straight to the heart. Meanwhile, talented surgeon Peter works around the clock to perfect an artificial replacement to his own damaged heart, so it’ll never be broken again. Caught in the middle are The Crimefighters—nurses by day, superheroes by night—who must stop Doctor X before he kills love forever.
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Randy Lee Baily as Theo, Erin Ward as Louise, Michael Hall as Cohen & Brian Griffin as Versati. Photo by Mikki Schaffner Photography.
THE UNDERPANTS presented by The Carnegie, April 10-26.
Alluringly pretty housewife Louisa ignites debauchery in Dusseldorf when her underpants accidentally fall down during the king’s parade, shaming her stuffy husband and driving feverish interest in the room the couple are trying to rent. As Louisa tangles with hilariously lecherous tenants, her flirtations with fantasies and adventure reveal more to a woman’s life than serving her husband.
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Senior Musical Theatre major Max Clayton is Don Lockwood
Max Clayton (CCM MT ’14) is currently performing in the ensemble of GIGI on Broadway with Vanessa Hudgens.
Cincinnati audiences may remember Max in last season’s CCM production of SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, where he played Don Lockwood.
On Wednesday morning, the GIGI cast performed “The Night They Invented Champagne” on Good Morning America.
It’s an energetic number. The easiest places to point Max out is at 1:35, he is on the right during the two-man lift of Gigi and at 1:50 where he is “knocked” to the floor during the catch.
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Behind the Curtain Cincinnati 