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Cybele Pomeroy graduated from Loyola College, before it had grown up and become Loyola University, where she studied writing, literature, education and drama. She never studied costuming, improv or physical comedy but does them anyway. Cybele has been writing theater reviews since 2013, but still hasn't seen Cats, Les Mis, Our Town or Death Of A Salesman. She's equally passionate about Hamlet and Harvey, for different reasons. She is astonished at how much she loves The SpongeBob Musical. Her first name rhymes with "seashell," not "quibble."

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First Show

Children of a Lesser God

Favorite Show

TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA, THE MUSICAL

Favorite Stories

Review: POE'S LAST STANZA at Perry's in Odenton Is Full of Wit, Poetry and Humor - Do Or Die Productions, a local comedy whodunnit improv group, produces an interactive show about a local legend and creates an annual tradition.
BWW Review: ROCKY at Toby's Thinks Outside The Boxing - I was expecting cheeseball, and didn't get it. The show was charming and had a terrific cast.
Review: Brava, Bravo! Fall In Love With HUBBA HUBBA at Theatre Project - Two excellent technical performers, puppets, improv and a lush visual spectacle- Alex and Olmsted are unrivaled in innovation and detail.
Sample Local Flavor With VARIATIONS ON THE END at MICA's BBOX- The Tradition Continues - Memorable devised theatre, performed at Maryland's leading art college.
Review: Shakespeare's Tricky Dick RICHARD III Proves A Crooked Villain at The Strand - The Maryland Renaissance Festival's Company Of Women leaves Crownsville to bring RICHARD III to Baltimore, with astonishing effectiveness.

BWW Review: Center Stage's DETROIT '67 at Towson University Proves Worth The Geographic Challenge

April 20, 2016

Center Stage, though undergoing renovations, presents DETROIT '67 at Towson University's Mainstage Theatre.

BWW Review: MOTOWN Races Through Charm City

March 9, 2016

MOTOWN the Musical could've been a hokey disaster that tried to cobble great hits together in some strained reach of a storyline, but it isn't.

BWW Review: PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Soars Into The Hippodrome

February 1, 2016

The tech and scale of this North American touring production of PHANTOM OF THE OPERA are, in a word, magnificent.

BWW Review: THE 39 STEPS Climbs To Comedic Heights At Fells Point Corner Theatre

January 21, 2016

Let's say you like farce.

BWW Review: SOUND OF MUSIC Sings Familiar Notes at the Hippodrome

December 14, 2015

If you like THE SOUND OF MUSIC, do go see it at the Hippodrome.

BWW Review: CABARET NOIR Presents Hardboiled Theatre, Cinema Style

November 10, 2015

If you enjoyed CABARET MACABRE, you'll be pleased by CABARET NOIR.

BWW Review: SOMETHING'S AFOOT Steps Lively At Vagabond

October 23, 2015

Once again, Vagabonds produces a heartwarming show full of laughs, props and loveable, resplendently costumed characters.

BWW Review: POE'S LAST STANZA Impresses at The Grand

October 22, 2015

POE'S LAST STANZA is presented in two acts, and features Poe's works, quotations, foibles, proclivities and unhinged outbursts.

BWW Reviews: Catch PIPPIN Flying At The Hippodrome

June 26, 2015

PIPPIN does what musical theatre ought to do: hooks you with a great opening number, gives you characters to love and hate, treats your senses with song, dance, costuming, sets and lights and offers fresh perspective on a timeless theme.

BWW Reviews: THE WELL OF HORNINESS Pumps Pulchritudinous Punchlines Through Theatre Project

June 7, 2015

THE WELL OF HORNINESS, the current production playing at Theatre Project, has madcap motion, familiar characters, sexy action sequences/active sex sequences and clever, punny wordplay for ninety minutes front to back.

BWW Reviews: National Tour of WICKED Rolls Into Hippodrome

April 6, 2015

For some reason, people have brought a great many little girls to see WICKED.

BWW Reviews: Glass Mind Theatre's THE DUM DUMS Provides Visual Yum Yums at Gallery 788

March 30, 2015

I rather wanted to call Glass Mind Theatre's THE DUM DUMS a weird little piece of experimental theatre, but it is, in fact, a plot-driven story, with regular people characters and a beginning middle and end, so not all that 'experimental' after all.

BWW Reviews: THE REVELATION OF BOBBY PRITCHARD Engages, Unsettles, Amuses Audience

March 25, 2015

Rich Espy's THE REVELATION OF BOBBY PRITCHARD is a fine example of non-linear storytelling with personable, quirky characters who explore traditional values and non-traditional relationships with snappy dialogue, brisk action, shifting timelines and a story that should touch the heart of anyone who'

BWW Reviews: CHICAGO! Slays 'Em At The Hippodrome

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