[NEohioPAL] Final 5 chances to see Cain Park's PIPPIN

[Ksenia Roshchakovsky]

Cain Park¹s ³Pippin² delivers its promise of Œmagic¹
³Magic and merriment. That¹s what¹s promised in the opening prologue of
ŒPippin,¹ and that¹s what the spirited production at Cain Park¹s Alma
Theater delivers in spades.²        Cleveland Jewish News
 
Cain Park revives ³Pippin² with an energetic cast
³Thanks to the composer [Stephen Schwartz of ŒWicked¹ fame] and a
supercharged cast, this ŒPippin¹ still offers a corner of theatrical magic.²
Sun Press
 
³PIPPIN² reigns at Cain Park
³The show proves, as the opening number states, that ŒThere is Magic to Do.¹
Take the intimate Alma Theater stage, and place upon it Martin Cespedes¹
brilliant choreography, the charming and talented Corey Mach (Pippin), add
Nancy Maier¹s finely honed musical direction, sprinkle in a generally
talented cast, and top it off with the deft direction of Victoria Bussert.
The result is a must-see production.²             Times Newspapers
 
This ³Pippin² pops!
³The book by Roger O. Hirson and the 1970s-style pop music and lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz trace a fairly predictable arc, but this production brings
them to life in some surprisingly electrifying as well as a few off-putting,
ways.  Thanks to Victoria Bussert¹s energetic direction and the
something-borrowed, something-new choreography of Martin Cespedes the entire
evening has more hits than misses.²            Rave And Pan blog

PIPPIN closes Sunday, August 23.  Performances are Thursday-Sunday evenings
at 7pm ($22/20 advance, $24/22 day of show) and Sunday matinee at 2pm ($15).
The Cain Park Ticket Office is open 5-9pm Thursday and 12-9pm Friday-Sunday.
216-371-3000.
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