Billed as Cleveland’s smallest resident professional theater company at PlayhouseSquare, Cesear’s (yes, that’s how it’s spelled) Forum was founded as a non-profit theater collective in Chicago in 1989 and relocated to northern Ohio in 1999. Dedicated to creating literate, visceral, affecting theatre at affordable prices, the company employs members of Actors’ Equity Association as well as non-Equity performers. Each show at the Forum has a six-week run, thus providing ample time for development and viewing of the work. Recent productions of note have included Tom Eyen’s What is Making Gilda So Gray?, Wallace Shawn’s Summer Evening, and Samuel Beckett’s All That Fall.

Cesear’s Forum Information

• Public Transportation: Very Good (within a 5-minute walk from several RTA buses that run on Euclid Avenue and Chester Avenue)
• Handicapped Accessibility: Good
• Performances/Programs: A handful of productions are offered annually. Each show runs for 6 weeks, with performances Saturdays & Sundays at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m.
• Ticket Prices: Single tickets $15.