This all-new inspirational musical is on a brand-new North American tour! Created by playwright and Pulitzer Prize finalist Kristoffer Diaz and scored by Alicia Keys. Largely drawn from the award-winning singer's own story, the Hells Kitchen is based on Keys' own life growing up in the Bronx. Maleah Joi Moon won the 2024 Tony for Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her role, with Kecia Lewis winning Best Featured Actress in a Musical.

Some family heirlooms are priceless. Some are cursed. And some... well, they might just decide the fate of a family. Don't miss the revival of the August Wilson classic, The Piano Lesson. Set during the Great Depression, a struggling Pittsburgh family must decide whether to keep or sell a previous family heirloom in order to make ends meet.

This new production of Shakespeare's tragedy of obsession and betrayal comes from the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company! First performed in 1604, its themes of jealousy, discrimination, racism, and revenge have never stopped its relevance, making it one of the most recognisable of The Bard's oeuvre. Don't miss this local production of Othello in Cincinnati!

Love and sorrow in Shakespeare's Pericles, as Cincinnati Shakespeare Company brings The Bard's excellent yet lesser-known treasure, Pericles, to the stage! Directed by Brian Isaac Phillips and with an ensemble including Giles Davies, this brand new production is part of the company's packed 2026 season - and is sure to be CSC's biggest adventure yet!

In Mrs. Christie past and present collide in a witty reimagining of one of literature's greatest mysteries! When Agatha Christie vanishes without a trace in 1926, the world is left puzzled by the Queen of Crime's own unsolved case. Nearly a century later, Lucy, a restless modern-day wanderer, stumbles into a festival devoted to Christie and discovers a clue that could finally unlock what really happened.

The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company are bringing Charles Fuller's extraordinary Pulitzer Prize-winning drama to life at the Otto M Budig Theater next February. Focusing on a brutal murder on a segregated Army base during the Second World War, A Soldier's Play is a searing exploration of the insidious nature of racism and prejudice.