REVIEW: SPLIT: BPF at Fells Point Corner TheatreAugust 25, 2006WHO: Uncommon Voices WHAT: Split a new play, part of Baltimore Playwrights Festival WHEN: Friday and Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 2PM WHERE: Fells Point Corner Theatre HOW MUCH: $14.00
CHARM CITY STAGE DOOR – 08/22/2006August 23, 2006Spotlighters discount for BWW readers! Calling all producers and directors - nominate your unsung heroes for Baltimore/BWW recognition!Mamma Mia returns with benefit! BPF winds up its 25th year! Toby's to open Ragtime!
REVIEW: BPF at Spotlighter's: Hope's ArborAugust 22, 2006WHO: Spotlighters presents a Baltimore Playwrights Festival Entry WHAT: Hope's Arbor by Rich Espey WHEN: Friday and Saturday at 8PM, August 25 & 26 HOW MUCH: $15/$12 discounts for Seniors, Students and BTA Members.$10.00 discount for BWW readers!
REVIEW: "Garden" – Brothers vs. Sisters at MobtownAugust 7, 2006WHO: Mobtown Players & Baltimore Playwrights Festival WHAT: 2 One-Acts Plays: SOD and The Return of the 5th Sister WHEN: Thurs - Sat at 8PM, Sun at19PM through August 20. TICKETS & INFO: $12/Gen $10 Students & Seniors www.mobtownplayers.com
AT THE FRINGE: David M. Korn's 'This Won't Take Long'August 11, 2006WHAT: This Won't Take Long, a play by David M. Korn WHERE: The NY International Fringe Festival at 13th Street Repertory Company, 50 West 13th Street WHEN: August 13, 16, 23-26 (Times Vary) INFO: www.thiswonttakelong.net
CHARM CITY STAGE DOOR – 08/01/2006August 1, 2006In this edition: Best Bet of the Week! BWW Baltimore Discount! Cockpit, Spotlighters, and Playwrights Festival News! Local actress tours in CATS! NY Fringe Festival entry with local connection! Readers write! Readers review!
CHARM CITY STAGE DOOR – 07/25/2006July 24, 2006In this edition: Exclusive discount for BWW readers from Spotlighters! Hairspray disappointment! [title of show] on CD! Contest winners on Footloose! Playwright’s Festival update…
REVIEW: MUSIC MAN at Cockpit in CourtJuly 24, 2006WHO: Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre WHAT: Meredith Willson's The Music Man WHEN: Friday - Saturday at 8PM and Sundays at 3PM, with one Thursday night performance on August 3 at 8pm. HOW MUCH: $18 general admission, $16 seniors and CCBC alumni, and $12 for children 12 and under.
CHARM CITY STAGE DOOR – 07/18/2006July 18, 2006In this edition: MAF in final weekend, Chekhov at Spotlighters, Music Man at Cockpit, The Baltimore Playwrights Festival, plus - a day in New York.
CHARM CITY STAGE DOOR – 07/11/2006July 11, 2006In this edition: Chekhov at Spotlighters, Music Man at Cockpit, The Baltimore Playwrights Festival, Searching for Life at MAF, Footloose & Buddy at Toby’s, Avenue Q in NYC and Broadway Barks 8, plus best bets for the week!
REVIEW: 'Buddy' at Toby's ColumbiaJuly 24, 2006WHAT: Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story WHERE: Toby's Dinner Theatre of Columbia WHEN: Now through September 3, 2006 TIMES AND PRICES: Contact Toby's. See end of review.
REVIEW: MAF’s GYPSY: Louise’s TurnJuly 7, 2006WHO: Maryland Arts Festival WHAT: Gypsy WHEN: Thur. July 13 & 20 at 8PM, Fri. July 7 & 21 at 8PM, Sat. July 15 & 22 at 8PM, Sun. July 9 at 7PM, and Sun. July 16 at 2PM WHERE: Towson University Center for the Arts, Mainstage Theatre HOW MUCH: $25 general, $23 seniors, $18 students
REVIEW: MAF's Beehive: Big Hair, Big FunJuly 7, 2006WHO: Maryland Arts Festival WHAT: Beehive: The 60?s Musical WHEN: Sat. July 8 at 8PM, Sun. July 9 at 2PM, Weds. July 12 at 8PM, Fri. July 14 at 8PM, and Sun. July 16 at 7PM WHERE: Towson University Center for the Arts, Kaplan Concert Hall HOW MUCH: $25 general, $23 seniors, $18 students
CHARM CITY STAGE DOOR – 07/04/2006July 5, 2006In this edition: The Baltimore Playwrights Festival, Two Summer Theatre Programs, Strippers and Girl Groups at MAF, Footloose & Buddy at Toby's, plus best bets for the week!
James was first bitten by the theatre bug at the tender young age of 11, when, at the last minute, he was called upon to replace a classmate who, 42nd STREET-like, broke his leg, in a play, of all things, about the skeletal system! It was a trip to New York with his high school drama teacher to see Angela Lansbury in MAME that sealed his fate. As an actor, favorite roles include Sheridan Whiteside in THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, Potiphar in JOSEPH..., Col. Pickering in MY FAIR LADY, and Sancho Panza?s ass in MAN OF LA MANCHA. After spending a summer feeling very conflicted playing both an apostle AND a high priest in JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, James' theatre career took a turn toward direction and design, including such varied productions as THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, LOST IN YONKERS, GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER and GRAND HOTEL, SIDE SHOW, THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD and SWEENEY TODD. James holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Towson University, with additional course work in journalism, dramaturgy, scenic design and stage direction. He is living proof that you can be a devout Sondheim fan AND love MAMMA MIA!
