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Friday, December 28, 2007
Arts: two groups shake up NEO scene

by WKSU's DANIEL HOCKENSMITH

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The Bang & the Clatter Theatre Company and the Ballet Theatre of Ohio garnered attention in 2007 for their groundbreaking work. Both organizations have big plans for 2008.
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The Bang & the Clatter Theatre Company's new playhouse is just east of Public Square in Cleveland.
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Sean Derry (l.) and Sean McConaha (r.)
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The inside of a former shoe store is being renovated into a theater.
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Derry points to where the stage will be.
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Bang & Clatter - Northern Ohio Live article

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