Video Commemorates Dobama Theatre's 60th Anniversary

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH — Dobama Theatre opened in 1959. Over six decades, the theater has brought a unique artistic vision to Northeast Ohio, producing plays that may never have seen the stage in the Buckeye State otherwise.

Dobama's 60th season will kick-off with its production of "Stupid F**cking Bird" on September 29. Before the season begins, Dobama shared a video celebrating its sixth decade of artistic creations.

The video, shared above this article, features a supercut of various plays from previous years. Dobama said in an email they will be celebrating their past and revealing their exciting future this year, and the video is certainly a celebration of previous accomplishments.

Most of Dobama's history has been tied to Cleveland Heights. The theater opened its doors in 1959 on Coventry Road. After more than three decades on Coventry, the theater was briefly nomadic, producing plays with other theaters in Northeast Ohio.

Dobama then found its permanent home on Lee Road, part of the Heights Library facility. For more on the history of Dobama, visit the theater's website.