Edward Joseph Broderick

Dear family of Ed, sending heartfelt and deepest condolences to you all. May Ed rest in peace. Memory eternal.

Ilia and family, How very sad I was to here today of dear Ed's passing. I loved him so much. My client in personal training, my friend in life. There is a hole in my heart. But I know Ed is in heaven, free of suffering, directing those angels in the Playhouse of Eternity. My sincere thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy. Ed will always be remembered. Kathleen Smith

I meet Edward at the playhouse broadway series. I am a crafter so every show I brought him 2 party favors and then 4 and told him to share. He told me he was keeping them all displayed in his office. The last I brought were pinwheels on red licorice and an ice shaker cup so he would have during recovery from hip replacement. I wish he had gotten this last gift. He will always be in my heart as one of the nicest men I´ve known and respected. Heaven has gotten a wonderful angel.

ED was an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING beautiful soul. I had the GREAT pleasure and delight gigging with him at Playhouse Square. I told him he shared the same Birthday as my Mom * Mary Louise on July 14. Ed gave me the most happy hug! My thoughts and Prayers are with his family. KEEP SMILING ® IN HEAVEN EDWARD BRODERICK...

So sorry to hear of Ed's passing, thoughts and prayers to you all.

David and Linda Freeman are sorry to hear about Ed's passing. He leaves behind a rich legacy of love and connections, especially from his impactful role at Playhouse Square. Ed's journey from Cleveland to Columbus and back again, his work with Remax, and his management roles in both cities reflect a life well-lived. His dedication to Playhouse Square stands out as a lasting testament to his passion for the arts and community. May his memory be a source of comfort and inspiration for those who...

I am so sorry to hear of Ed´s passing. He was so kind and my absolute favorite person while working at PHS. It is not the same without him. He will be missed. RIP Ed.

Ed was a truly special soul and I have missed seeing him so much. He constantly lit up Playhouse Square with his smile and passion for the theatre. He was one of the people I was happiest to see when Playhouse Square reopened after the pandemic. He pushed me to be better just from his presence. He will be missed so much and the Playhouse Square family is not the same without him. I regret very much not being able to come say goodbye. Rest in peace my friend. I hope to see you again one day....

I had the pleasure of working with Ed Broderick at Playhouse Square for many years. He was a consummate, professional and extraordinary person. He will be seriously missed. Deepest, personal sympathy to those near and dear.. With respect and sympathy, Joe Garry, Broadway buzz into this evening or