Second Chances
Valentine's Day comes early to the Everyman Theatre as two one-time lovers contemplate reuniting in Steven Dietz's play, 'Shooting Star.
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Irrational Streak
Absurdly, sublimely ridiculous playwright Charles Ludlam's salute to acting, the relationship between fathers and sons--especially when the father and son are both actors with an affinity for 'Hamlet'--is the stuff and nonsense of 'Stage Blood' now at the Spotlighters Theater in downtown Baltimore
War Stories
Taken from the real-life experiences of Marines and their families, ReEntry provides a look at what it's like for men and women trained to kill to leave the battlefield and return home.
Family Affairs
Everyman Theatre's 20th anniversary celebration continues with a riveting performance of the 1946 Arthur Miller family drama, 'All My Sons.
Midsummer Madness: Twelfth Night
Shakespeare's comic tale of unrequited love, mistaken identities, cross-dressing, cross-garters, fights and duels, a drunken lord of misrule, and a spoilsport's come-uppance adorns the Spotlighters' diminutive stage.
Bloody Wonderful
'Titus Andronicus,' the Bard's bloody horror play, finds the perfect setting in the haunted ruins of Patapsco Female Institute Historic Park as the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company presents a performance of murder, mayhem and a meal you won't soon forget.
Fashion Statement: 5 Women Wearing the Same Dress
Take five 20-to-30-something ladies and put them into big, billowing satin dresses that make them look like lamps or linebackers.
Stranger Than Truth & Fiction
It's a tale stranger than truth and fiction as the Everyman Theater presents Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies' story of high seas adventure in 'Shipwrecked! An Entertainment: The Amazing Adventures of Louis De Rougemont (As Told By Himself).
BWW Reviews: Wilkommen to CABARET!
'Cabaret' is a celebration of celebration.
Waiting for Miracles
The Vagabond Players open their 95th season with Henrik Ibsen's revolutionary assault on the hypocrisy of middle class marriage in 'A Doll's House.
Who's Who? Arms and the Man
Bulgarians, Russians, Austrians, Serbs, and a Swiss--it's an international carnivale, a study into human happiness and the self-woven tapestry of truths and falsehoods that define ourselves, as the Spotlighters Theatre presents George Bernard Shaw's 'Arms and the Man.
NO EXIT: Afterthoughts
People are talking, laughing, living.
BWW Reviews: A Stroller, An Inspector, A Genre, A Camera and 2,880 Minutes
It was voted 'best answer,' so it might be right.
Errand of Mercy
Paul Morella brings famed attorney Clarence Darrow to the Everyman stage in the one-man show, 'Passion for Justice'.
Small Town Truths: The Waiting Room
When a loved one is struck with a heart attack, friends and family gather at a North Carolina hospital to support, share, and sympathize.
As The Rabbi Said: THINK TWICE at Spotlighters
Evolution, creationism, the incongruity of heavenly music made from taught string and molded wood.
Birds of a Feather
In David Harrower's BLACKBIRD, now at The Everyman Theatre in downtown Baltimore, we find a bit of 'Extremities,' some 'Doubt,' and, of all things, a love story.
Industrial Strength: Speed the Plow
The Vagabond Players presents David Mamet's 'Speed the Plow,' directed by Steve Goldklang, now through May 16th.
My Oh Mai
One gains an interesting perspective on a play based on Sophocles' 'Electra' when one watches in the company of a Greek.
Bingo: A Winning Addiction
If you like musicals a la the 'Tuna' series, you'll likely enjoy another whimsical look at small town Americana in 'Bingo: A Winning Musical' now at the Spotlighters Theatre.
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