Dave DeOreo
Coordinating ProducerDave DeOreo was born and raised in Northeast Ohio, growing up in Shaker Heights and attending Shaker schools and Hawken high school. Dave graduated from Kenyon College with an English degree and received his master’s degree in journalism from Ohio University.
He began his broadcast career as a college DJ while at Kenyon for WKCO where he discovered NPR. After Kenyon, he interned in the WCPN news department and later was hired as a production assistant in 1996 for a new arts and culture program, “Around Noon” with Dee Perry.
For close to two decades, Dave worked on “Around Noon” as production assistant, assistant producer and producer. Today he’s coordinating producer for Ideastream Public Media’s arts and culture team and the lead producer for Ideastream Public Media’s weekly arts and culture program, “Applause.”
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As the Cleveland Clinic plans to demolish the old Cleveland Play House building, we look back on the history of its two original theaters: the Brooks and the Drury. -
For more than three decades Guatemalan born artist Héctor Castellanos Lara has made his mark on the Northeast Ohio arts scene.
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A brief history of the performance arts at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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The art of the pysanka or Ukrainian Easter egg is an ancient tradition on display at the Ukrainian Museum-Archives in Cleveland.
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Four years after his death the memory of beloved Shaker Heights music teacher Robert G. Schneider lives on in a new music commission for choir and organ.
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Eisner-winning graphic novelist Brian K. Vaughan brings back "Saga" after three-year hiatus.
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The former American Greetings building is home to 60 arts-based businesses, including art galleries, commercial galleries and about 30 artist studios.
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From her iconic photos of music heroes like Todd Rundgren and Bruce Springsteen to her historic images of the World Series of Rock, held in Cleveland Stadium in the '70s, Janet Macoska has captured Northeast Ohio's rock and roll heartbeat since the late '60s.
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The University of Akron School of Music's TubaChristmas returns this month with an outdoor performance outside E.J. Thomas Hall on Saturday, Dec. 18, at noon.
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Started in 2016, the ongoing series spotlights many of the talented Latinx visual artists living in this region. This year a group of Northeast Ohio artists continued the project by creating doors for five additional Spanish-speaking countries.
