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‘Private Lives’ review: Cleveland Play House makes romantic chaos a laughing matter

Tom Langston
Tom Langston
Tom Langston
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Tom holds a Master's in Education from Cleveland State University and has been reporting on educational issues for over seven years. His work has appeared in various local publications, where he has explored both public and private school systems in Cleveland.

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Reporter · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 3:49 PM · 1 min read
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‘Private Lives’ review: Cleveland Play House makes romantic chaos a laughing matter — Solon Arts news

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Love, they say, is a many-splendored thing. It can be beautiful and fulfilling but also toxic and messy. Cleveland Play House explores both sides of the love coin in its rousing, season-opening production of “Private Lives,” now playing at the Outcalt Theatre through Nov. 22.

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